The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

BY G. SHJ
All references are C
TIME annual Postmaster ball OF
Il the Indianapolis Junior League
to be held at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club tonight, will take on the
aspect of a huge radio program
which viii be broadcast over WFBA1
at 1880 A galaxy Of special features
adapted from favorites of local sta
tons will be presented over the mike
from the ballroom.
The program will be heard as fol-
lows:
"Beautiful"-Irish' Orchestra
Presented by the Blish Milling Company
Special Musical Number by Harold Taylor
49, Presented Py, the Fishback Company
Sunshine Orchestra
Special iMt9Esicl Numbers by frish's
Presented by W, G. Holiday Company
"Chloe" -Irish's Orchestra
Presented by L. E. Morrison & Company
''Use Coke and Keep Clean Mems Chorus
Indiana Consumers Gas and BIZ
Products Company
Parade OF Living Advertisements. Special
Music by Irish's Orchestra
BOXING. Match from High Grounds by
Jonathan Brooks
Presented by W. K. Stewart Company
Special Dance Number-Music by Irishs
Presented by Indianapolis News
"Fashion Revue'-MuSic by IriSh's Or
Presented by VIM H. Block Company
Favorites of light opera will be
presented by the Schubert Quartet
and the Baldwin String Ensemble
during the Baldwin hour to be heard
over WFBM at 7:30 tonight. Selec-
tionS from THE Blue Paradise"
High jerks 1.-THE Firef1y," "Ka-
tinka," Fortune Teller" Naughty
Marietta" princess Pat" "O'Brien
Girl, "Sue Dear" and others will be
included.
Frank Nusbaum, Marjorie Harold,
Bessie May Lowry, Ile Friermood
and Fred Ferry will be soloistsof the
evening. The beautiful vocal quin-
tet in Sapphire Seas" from the
'1Firef1y" will be a feature of the
program, with Julia Brown DOdner
playing the violin obligato.
The program of the international
Bible Students Association to be
sent over the air from WKBF at
7:3O tonight will be heard as fol-
lows:
Pianom"Jn Old Vienna" ,, :G99 cd
0'nerNqM Miss Maxine Jones '4S"'siSSH0"
Chorus-"All Hail
Choral Singers
Deliverer Is Divine"
Chorus-"My Redeemer Ives
"Ziion'S Glad Morning
Choral Singers
The famous oratorio, "The Holy
City" will follow the wealth Of Eas-
ter music heard Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, tonight when KOA,
Denver, broadcasts the production
at 9:15. The KOA chorus, din ected
by Freeman Talbot, composed of
members of the KOA Light Opera
Company, all of whom are soloists
in Denver churches, will sing the
production.
Best features on the air tonight
are summarized below.
6:3O-wJz, New York Roxy and Gang
7:O0-WPCH New York. Yale Univer-
7:o5-W WOO PhiIadelphia. THE Re-
7:3o-WMAK. Buffalo. Polish Singing
7:45-CNRo. Moncton. ottawa Univer-
s:Oo-WHAz. New York. National Vau-
deville Association Program.
S:30-WEAF. New York. FAMILY Party,
Metropolitan Opera Stars; Gold
8:3O-WNYC, New York G. A. r. Pro- .
gram. honor Appomattox Day.
e:00-KDKA. Pittsburgh. Play Easter
9:oo-WoR. Newark. Columbia Net
work La Palma Program.
9:15-KOA, Denver. Oratoriio Tine
1O:OO-WDAF, Kansas City. Debate
Westminster College-Central-W
1o:Oo-WCCo. Minneapolis tPaul.
Third Infantry Band. ,
11:1O-WMAQ, Chicago. Oberlin Glee
Club.
Three classical selections are to
be offered by the group of instru-
mentalists broadcasting under the
name of the At Home With the
Masters in the next broadcast OF
that feature from seventeen as
ISOLATED stations of the Columbia
Broadcasting System at 8 tonight.
This program, heretofore heard on
Sunday evenings, will present the
Court String Quartet and the Court
WoodWind Ensemble, together with
a quintet composed Of piano, violin,
viola, cello and bass.
In opening the At Home With the
Masters program, the Court String
Quartet is To be heard IN the
Ippolitoff- Ivanoff 'Humoresca-
scherzando." This is TO be followed
with Variations on Die Forelle
C'The Trout") from SchubertS
Quintet for piano, violin, viola, cello
and bass, OPP. ia. The inStru-
mentalists who will be heard in
this selection are: Alexander Semm-
Ter. pianist; Gregory Besrodny,
violinist; Mitza Stillman, viola;
Ossip Giskin, cellist, and Anselmo
Forter, bass.
In concluding the program, the
Court Woodwind Ensemble and
Alexander Semmler are to be heard
in the Rondo: Allegro ma non
troppo. from Quintet, Op. is for
piano, obo, clarinet, horn and
bassoon, by Beethoven.
That variety which appeals most
strongly to radio listeners has been
sought for in the General Electric
Merchandise Department program
which will be broadcast by WGY,
tonight at $50. The Little Sym
phony Orchestra, directed by Leo
Kliwen, Irene Maggie, soprano and
Harry LaPerche, tenor, will be fea-
tured. Among the orchestra offer
ings will be Grieg's March OF the
Dwarfs," the Orpheus overture by
Offenbach and Lange's Monastery
Bells" A novelty number will be a
violin and guitar duet, -Four String
Joe"