The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time


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A program of ensemble numbers
IA and arias from well konwn
grand opera will be given by the
Schubert Quartet and Baldwin En-
semble on the Baldwin hour at Z
tonight over WFBM.
Members of the Schubert Quartet
are Bessie May Lowry, lila Frier-
mood, Frank Nusbaum and Fred
Jerry.
Overture to N Trovatore" :....... Verdi
Baldwin Ensemble r,,
"Ah SO Pure I from o M s4taf 'FlotoW
'vision Fugitive" from 'Herodiade"
''''''''''''F Fred Jerry '''''' -'-'''e''|
Meditation" from "Thais,, -. .Massenet
Julia Brown Bodner
Accompanied by Welte-Mignon
Reproducing Piano
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Dos SEo1 ThoY , KnUy That Fair Lan Thomas
" MSiorie Harold 49,. ''O''''. >,
HrTsnsed TO Tor Baidwtn string Ensemble
''Vissi DArte." from ''Tosca" go. .Puccini
p.u.. n,rs, Bessie ae, Nay Nay Lowry cornod
-''' '41' Baldwin Ensemble 80 N'01'''N
"spiritO Gensil.' from La Favo5Eita,r ,.o.,
'''''''''iF Frank N iifi''' DOnia'e'i
Home To Thy Mountains" en- TROY;
fla Sot Friermood and Frank Nusbaum neiai
May Gentle Sleep Steal Ger Thee"
Schubert quartet ''' 'O'O"
A dialogue called Paradise Re
stored" will be the feature of the
program of the International Bible
Students Association to be broad
cast over WKBF at 7:30 tonight.
the details follow:
GARNET
"GayEsgtina A,ey ;E5nst
"a 4''''4 Max Taylor - . NAsS ei 0eeF
Accompanist Miss Iona Lambs
Dialogue Paradise Restored"
Miss Bertha Nicolai.
Vocal Quartet-"Hail to the Brightness"
The Mclaughlin Manufacturing
Company, sponsors of the Babe
Ruth hour tonight over WFBNT, will
present as guest speaker for the ten
minute sport talk "Pep" Krantz
physical director of the Indianapolis
Athletic Club. Krantz is a fore
most physical culture authority and
his sport talk on the Babe Ruth pro-
gram will be highly entertaining.
The remainder of the program
will be presented by the -Four Balls
of the Babe Ruth team, in vocal
quartet selections. This quartet
consisting of Charles McCarty, first
tenor; Floyd Chaffee, second tenor;
Vaughn Cornish, baritone, and Fred
Morris, bass, has won a large fol-
lowing in the radio audience. They
will be accompanied by Miss Mar
guerite McCarty, in the role of
Ivory Hunter for the team. Ralph
Elvin, as the Babe Ruth Bat Boy,
will fill his customary role as mas
ter of ceremonies.
Edwin Frankie Goldman and his
famous symphony" band will give
the entire program in the General
Motors family party tonight. This
popular conductor had been heard
by 1900 people each season for four
years in his open air concerts in
New York prior to his engagement
for the big automotive network last
fall. Since then he has been heard
by many millions more on the air
but tonight will be the first occasion
when the General Motors hour has
been devoted wholly to his music.
He will present a new selection
Of his own in this program, THE
General Motors March," interpret
iV1rp iFnc
ment of the automobile age The
program, to be broadcast over the
NBC Red network follows:
March. "Semper Fidelis" ............S ousa
overture, "Tannhauser' ........... Wagner
Song Of. the volga Boatman" Old Russian
The jolly CoppersmithS,. .......... Peter
Fantasie new "The Carnival Of
venice Del staigerrs;.' oofnetist '0'aiReiS
TO Water Lily" ............. MacDowell
Burlesuues4. The Baby ;::;;::..........BI Bal
March Gs;r cThFe General Motors Motors Goldman
Excerpts 15aS" The Fortune Teller Herbert
Amos n Andy, WMAQs famous
blackface comedians, whose repu-
tation has spread into the highways
and byways Of the whole country,
will be heard at 9 tonight.
From now on Amos n Andy will
be heard six times each week, in
Guiding Sundays. Wednesday night
is the only time they will be absent
from the air.
The Denver Little Symphony Or
chestra will be presented from KOA,
Denver, during the General Electric
Family Hour tonight. 1t will be on
the air, assisted by a vocal soloist,
at 7:15. The Denver & Rio Grande
Western Railway Shopmens Band,
whose programs, under direction Of
Arthur Walton, have proven popu-
lar with listeners, will play from
$50 to $50. A saxophone, banjo
and piano trio will play from $50
to 10.
The episode which will be pre-
Sented by the National Players in
the Great Moments in History y
broadcast through the NBC Red
network tonight at 6, will outline
the close of the career of the noted
Confederate general, Stonewall
jackson. The manuscript, as usual
has been prepared by Henry Fisk
Carlton, and the production will be
given under the direction of Ger
aid Stopp.
The Battle of Charlottesville,
one of the most important of the
Civil War, while a brilliant victory
for the Confederacy, was also a
great disaster to its cause because
it was responsible for the death OF
General jackson.
Arcade Birkenholz, concert vio-
lfnist, will play Lalo's Symphonic
Espagnole," accompanied by an or
chestra under the direction of Ce-
sare Sodero, in the Works Of Great