The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-10

Ned" by Foster, and "Leetle Bat
tiSte," French-Canadian song. A
flute soloist from the orchestra will
play Jan Sibelius' children at
Play" and ChopinS Minute Waltz"
Other numbers by the orchestra in
clude Shilkret's "Old Colonel
March," Sibelius, "In the North"
and "valse Triste," by the same
composer
The complete program for this
broadcast follows:
"Old. Colonel March ........... .Shilkret
Orchestra
Overture to la FoT5s lei Destino" Verdi
nliose Flute soIo With Orchestra 'l m.s
sass SOLO WIFI Wiifre Nq0 Glenn 0S'ei
Prelude to Act I Of La Traviata" Verdi
Tenor solo1,ouesta ouella, from
-. NlS0l'''O Arturo Gervasi '''' .,, ',iDl
Orchestra
Selections from .Falstaff" ..........Verdi
Tenor "Chitarrsta Trista" =. .salvo
.,,,.,.. Arturo Gervasi o,,
Mlnute waltz 'c.:,.'-.'..... .Chopln
Bass solo-"Leetle Battiste" =,
,., Wiifr:ed Glenn D''' -0anauia'
'Valse TrtSte" ....................S ibelius
Quartet from "Rigoletto'' ........V Verdi
Plano Solo with Orchestra
The Highlander Boys Band of
ITO pieces, directed by John S.
Leick, will broadcast from station
KOA, Denver, tonight at 9. 1t will
be playing in \ Denver's open air
Greek theater as part of the city's
annual music week celebration. This
band, which is the first band in the
Highlander Boys, Inc, has won SO
many first prizes that it has been
forced to enter adult competitions.
Following the Highlanders at 10
tonight, the Grand Junction (Colo) |
high school band, directed by Au-
drey Stong. will broadcast another
program Of music week celebration. |
At the request of thousands of
listeners, Josef Lhevinne, who is
again to be the guest artist of the
Ampico hour over station WIZ to-
night at $50. has consented to re- /
peat his performance of Liszt's La
Campanella," which was so well re-
ceived in his initial appearance in
the Ampico hour last January. / |
Added to the program will be duet |
numbers by Saint-Saens and others
in which Lhevinne will be heard |
with his wife, Nine. Rosina Lhe-
vinne. These two great artists have
acquired an enviable reputation for
the effectiveness of these two piano
renditions which are now to be
heard over the air for the first time.
Mr.. Lhevinne alone will also con-
tribute favorite selections from
Chopin, Mendelssohn and Schutt.
The complete program for this
broadcast follows:
Piano Solo-"Polonaise in A Flat" Chopin
Josef Lhevinne.
Ampico Recorrding-"Auf Flugeeln deS Ten.
~ josef Lheyinne.
"G asSa . eain fn7snes
Nine. Rosiina Lheevinne and josef
Ampico Recording@aA la Bien Aimee"
Josef Iheviinne. ''''' 0'''0''
Piano Solo-"La Campanella" :...:.
$1,000 josef ihevinne '
A thirty minute broadcast con-
tanning practically all popular Sc
lections will be presented by the
Hoover Sentinels in their half-hour
broadcast for NBC Red network
listeners at $50 tonight.
Among the numbers included are
"Thine A-0ne," good song from
Victor Herbert's opera Eileen"
BLUE Bird Sing Me a Song" and
a special arrangement of Dvorak's
"Humoresque."
The Crosley Cossacks, directed by
William Stoess, will play the fol-
lowing numbers from WLW, Gin
cinnati, at $3.50 tonight:
THE Cosssck Love Song"
.O1Vv I'VE LudoVlc" ............. Herold
VASE '.........'......... tevitsky
se.ections from '.Trhe Magic Ring" a Levy
Cello with orchest GSSaE @cSa;ntalena".
LEONARD watson '''' ---1-
Dainty Miss"
'All NY Life"
Louisiana Lullaby"
''El Relicario" (The Toreador) 80. .Padi1o
Percy Graingers rollicking molly
On the Shore" which is in the form
of an Irish reel, will be the opening
Helcction in the musical program
which is part of the Halsey, Stuart
hour for NBC Red network list
eners tonight at 8.
The musical part Of this program
will, as usual, be presented by a
twenty-five piece orchestra under
the direction of Harold Sanford.
An operate note will be brought
into the program by the rendition
of the Entire Acte" from Thomas
''Mignon" which has always been
a favorite at the Metropolitan
Opera House.
The detailed musical program Is
as follows:
molly, On the Shore" ..........G raain~er
gnSae p aSss .Rnon tn0 Pets
.. .sOiH@yi Violin solo with orchestra
"Cail Around Again ..............H Herbert
sRustic Revels Suite" .......... Fletcher
Among the selections to be heard
IN the broadcast of the Choir Invis-
ible over WOR, New York, at to-
night, are "Barcarolle" from the
"Tales of Hoffman" by the vocal and
instrumental ensemble; soprano and
alto duet, Nearest and Dearest" an
old Tuscany folk song, and "Just
You," a male quartet by Burleigh;
"Madrigal," solo for soprano by
Cecile Chaninade.
Othnr ensemble numbers include,
"I Passed by Your Window" BIRDS
Song at Eventide," "Down on Re Old
Bayou" and "Goin' Home"
Two dozen selections, including
Specialties by the accordion, trum-
pet, banjo, guitar, trombone and
other instruments will be heard in
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