The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05
Fishing The Air
INDIANAPOLIS composers will be 4,
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
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INDIANAPOLIS composers will be
~ headliners during the Baldwin
hour of music, broadcast over
wFBM at 7:30 tonight. The pro-
gram will consist entirely OF vocal
and instrumental music written by
composers of the Hoosier metropo-
lis.
Among those represented will be
Elmer Andrew Steffen, Adolph
SchellSchmidt, Charles F. Hansen,
Fritz Krull. Morris Hamilton, Jo-
sephine Robinson, Consuelo Couch
man Rettig, Henry Kent Burton,
Grace Linn Sandy, Nell S. Carter
Berta Miller Ruick, Roy L. Burtch,
Carolyn Ayres Turner and Mary
Lyon Taylor
The program will be heard as
follows:
indianapolis, My Home Town" ....
Henry K. Burton, Charles +. Roberts
Baldwin Ensemble and Schubert Mixed
Quartet.
Cello SOLO "BerceuSe e ScheMIS Sc
e"See Marcena Campbell t6c 9''i''''ol'---l'-'
Tb bs 5It Of Spring d Elmer S Rsfq
'ln' op'imiS' Fred jef TTn'ue'0 " N''''S
Piano Solos Charles. F. Hs GhsTle' F. Hansen
l"e Motifs S4F Hamilton Fhfc Josephine Robinson
.,n,.. 49, i BESSIE May 5LoTyy, I,r.r pn;c,,
INV INV Bessie May Lowry.
Fiano Solo, Molly o., CAROLYN 4. Turner
Carolyn A. Turner and Marguerite
Cove Ferguson.
'sunrower Song" Grace Linn i'm, SANDY andy
0''0''' Baldwin Ensemble. ~
Rose OF the Dawn Mary , Lyon , T;aalEioT
a '0"S Marjorie; Harold. ave -
MTsmpp Team Slip Glenn gen =, F ri e
la Friedmood.
Requiem Of the Sea" Elmer A. stef1en
.1ntermezzo FRANK i.. NuS Berta Miller Ruick
Baldwin Ensemble. -,
W 'auairtet; and Ensemble - wa
Fishing the Air has the following
letter from Mrs. W. M. Foster of
Bridgeport. She has Radiola three
and says:
since Last SEPT 8 1ys r lo R4 2 RoM fe
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oS On +ih @t a Feb Is. tuned in sta
ton located at Pueblo Colo, and am in
doubt as to the call letters which sounded
half, post four and bar open. would aap-
preciate information concerning this sta
ton through Fishing the Air.
The Pueblo station III question is
KGHE on a frequency Of 209.7
meters.
Mrs. Foster has some good
catches here. Is your list better?
The Murat Chanters, singing
organization composed of forty
eight voices, from the Murat Shrine
Temple, will be the feature artists
that will broadcast during the for
NAL opening of the Carr Tire Com
pany'S new studio, "Firestone
Corner" EThey will first appear on
the program at GAS tonight over
WFBM.
The Chanters will sing: The
Negro spiritual "Heav'n, Heav'n,"
the lullaby Don't You Cry My
Honey" Bells of St Mary's,"
Come where the Lilies Bloom"
Honolulu Moon" Morning" and
"Goodnight"
The program of the International
Bible Students Association to be
radiocast over WKBF at 7:30 to-
night will be heard as follows:
Violin N0i c Charles Buckley N'u''
Piano, 'Tambourine" ........... RameaJ
Gertrude Whelan.
Dslog, Promises of Cod
Uncle Cal and Mr.. Ju1dson.
Vocal The Old o 0id STORY
''0''''' O Charles Buckley.
AccompaniSt. Gertrude Whelan.
Arthur Walker, a Bloomington
reader, writes:
On . holster six-tube, set, Saturday
1880 a. M. received eight California sta
tions and KSL. Salt Lake City The Cal
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distinct; think this is fairly good for
To which Fishing the Air answers
"Yes."
Florence Easten, prima donna Of
the Metropolitan and Chicago
Grand Opera Companies, will be the
guest artist in the Cadillac-La Sale
hour Of the General Motors family
party tonight at $3.50. The program,
to be heard over thirty stations
from the studios of the National
Broadcasting Company in New
York, will consist of French music
in recognition of the first anniver-
Sary of the La Sale car, named
for the great French Monk who
explored and helped civilize the
American Canadian territory con-
tigious to Detroit.
In addition to Miss EaSton, other
guests at the party will be a con-
cert orchestra under the direction
of Roderick Graham and concert
band under the direction of Edwin
Frankie Goldman. A French atmOs-
pllere will predominant in the eve
ning'S program.
luIle Ill SCdClOIl Ill Vie heu Ilet-
work, headed by WEAF7, New York,
listed in Dial TWisters.
Another new feature of the Co.
lumbia BroadcaSting Systems re-
vised programs will appear for the
first time tonight. This feature has
been entitled First Performance
Hour" and will be heard at $3.50
from WOR, New York City. key sta
ton of the Columbia Broadcasting
Sustain