The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-11
Fishing The Air
BY, G.. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central standard Time

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BY, G.. ST
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THE Shortridge High School Or
Il cheStra, under the direction Of
Will Wise, will present THE program
during the public school hour to-
night at 7:15 over WFBM. The pro-
gram, which is comprised of over
lures and selections from operas
will be heard as follows:
"Triuc.phal Marc" Aida" ..... Verdi
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'Mipuet in Flat" for String orch ESQ.,,
quartet from ';Rigocietto'' ....::: VERDI
"Scarf Dance" .........'...... Chaminade
overture Raymond" ........... Thomas
The following program will be
broadcast by the Irvington School
of Music over WFBM at tonight.
"FaT Far Vein to Gucaiain Saih lKTelseT
"Carmena waltz iiz'''S'Oii i'0
Hymn INN, to9 the Sun" .......... .Korsakoff
' Adelaide Conte. voice NONa'
.a a6,,C Gid LHye Story CCnts
..r,v Mildred Smith, plano
'RondsnO on theme Of Beethoven. At'e"'
Mrs. Dawes Mcclure, violin NFs'SieF
"Jawel Song" from Faust" 800. Gounod
Gertrude Conte, voice
sonata Pathetioue" first movement.
..u.., Mildred Smith. piano Beethoven
"Chant du Matin' '....'...,....iSfs Marches Taiag
Irvington Trio '''''' Wv y
High spots Of the Greenwich Viii
LACE F'ollies," now playing at the
Winter Garden, New York City, will
be presented by the stars of the pro-
duction from the NBC New York
studios in a special broadcast YER
sion which will be heard through
WIZ, New York, and WRC, Wash
tngton, at tonight.
DR.. Rockwell, who has made
human ills not only famous but
funny; Florence Misgen, formerly
of the Chicago Civic Opera Com
pany; Grace La Rue, international
song interpreter; Blossom Seeley
and Benny Fields, singers of jazz
tunes; Bobby Watson, leading man
in a number of Broadway musical
Laura Lee, two wore singers, are
comedies, and Greco Brinkley and
among those who will take time off
to face the microphone in place of
the footlightS.
Grieg, Debussy, Glazounof and
Fschaikovsky will supply the mu-
steal works to be played in the
AT Home with the Masters program
to be broadcast through the Co.
lun1bia Broadcasting System at $3.50
tonight. The program will ne pre-
scented by the Court String Quartet,
Ossip Giskin, cellist, and Alexander
Sem1nler, pianist.
Ossip Giskin and Alexander
Semmler will play the Allegro from
Grieg's Sonata in A Minor OPP.
36, and the Court String Quartet
is to be heard in the "Andantino
doucement expressif," from De-
bussy's Quartet in G minor; Glaz-
ounoff's "Interludium in modo
antico" and "Pastorale," Op. AZ, No.
l, and Relationships "Humoresque,"
Op. 10, No. 2.
A Mothers day tribute will be
offered during the broadcasting of
the Palmolive Hour through the
NBC Red network tonight at 8.
Paul Oliver, the Palmolive tenor,
will sing Little Mother of Mine"
in addition to several novel and
charming features of the program.
Olive Palmer, coloratura soprano
of the Palmolive Hour, will sing the
well-known Indian Love Call"
which has been specially arranged
to be sung with a chorus of male
voices, and during Garry Me Back
to Old Virginny," which will also
be sung by Miss Palmer, she will
be accompanied by the Palmolive
Revelers. An adaptation of a piano
number for the orchestra and voices
will be Sinding's "Rustle Of Spring"
What's the Reason" the current
Greenwich Village Follies hit, will
be heard as a duet by Olive Palmer
and Paul Oliver and the ensemble
will be heard in the most popular
hits from the Broadway success,
"Oh Kayl" Another ensemble fea-
ture will be the melodious Negro
spiritual, "Swing Along" and the
Palmolive Revelers will sing -Four
Leaf Glover" and ''NarcisSus," also
a favorite piano number specially
arranged for voices. The quartet
will sing a selection from Martha"
while guitar, wood-wind and Saxo-
phone novelties will add variety and
snap to the entertainment.
The present-day fiapper, por-
trayed in contrast to her sister Of
ten years ago, will be the theme
of the true story told to Mary and
Bob in the True Story Magazine
Radio hour to be broadcast to-
night by the Columbia Broadcast
ing System between the hours Of
z and 8.
The story Of the two girls ap-
pears in the June issue of True
Story magazine under the title of
''My Flapper Sister" and will be re-
lated to Mary and Bob in radio
dramatic form.
Celebrating the "Fortieth Pro-
gram Of the Bright Star Battery
over station WRNY at 7 tonight,
Koretzky has selected compositions
of seven composers, one of whom,
Glier, a Russian composer of note,
still is living His Russian Ro-
nance" which is local in color, will
be sung by Vital Koretzky, and
Rimsky- Korsakow s 1.-THE Night of
MAUI will he renrasatatad h1r the