The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-12

> Cesare Sodero, is a new Saturday
might feature for NBC Red Network
listeners beginning today at $50.
The complete program is as fol-
: lows:
.symphqny in z Tiat4 ........... Haydn
Second Movement of the Fifth Sym
phony ....................T schaikoWsky
s.Csnzonctta" ................ Martucci
The following numbers will be
broadcast in the Margaret Butter
field hour at 7:30 tonight over
WFBM:
Group of German Airs
''Heimweh' ..............,.. Scnumann
Iraumeri' ,.....,.,..','.'. Scn4nanIii
bubble Song .....,............. Friend
SefenaQe .-..'.'.''' '.'.''.''' D4lNO
The Indiana Federation of Music
Clubs hour, which is a regular Sun
day feature over station WKBF
from 3 until 4 o'clock, will be broad
cast from the First Presbyterian
Church. The music will be fur
rished by Tull E. Brown, organist,
and the choir of the First Presby-
terrain Church.
= PROGRAM
Organ Allegro ,Jgbilant, ...., Millgan
Tull e Brown
Sonq-"Mother Machrec" .........,
Mrs. Charles A, Clary
organ. ,,.vtn,o,,
CanuIena ..'.'.''.'''''''' Mff TareoSG
VeFneiah0 MIR. Brown ''''' --"''9'
The Woman Of Sychar" .... .Stoughton
''' Quartet and organ
Miquet. suite G9thaue, .Boel Beoter
ADOa"'' Vt Tuli E. Brown
WKBF, the Hoosier Athletic Club
Station, will participate in gl-
gantic NBC chain hook-up Sunday
, afternoon when the thirteenth pro-
gram of the International Bible
Students Association will be radio
cast from the new Strand Theater
at Albany, N. Y, at l o'clock. Judge
Joseph Rutherford will deliver a
short address on THE Truth" which
will be preceded by an organ recital.
This special hookup is combination
of the facilities of the National
Broadcasting Company's Blue and
Red networks as we'll as independent
broadcasters and will comprise APP
proximately 100 stations.
The musical works of Richard
Wagner will occupy the entire
Symphonic hour to be broadcast
by the Columbia Broadcasting
System at l o'clock, Sunday after
moon. This program will be pre-
scented by the United Symphony
Orchestra, Howard Barlow, con-
ductor.
No less than seven Wagnerian
works are to be heard at this time.
Parts have been drawn from such
famous works at 'Rienzi," die
Meistersinger," "Lohengrin," and
die Walkuere."
National Broadcasting Company
religious services for Sunday are
listed as follows:
Noon-Red chain interdenominational
radio service; Mrs. Jeanette W
E:nNT m,,, Thinking Friendship and
1Oo-Red chain National Youth Confer
ference: Dr.. Daniel A. Polling, The
2oo- BED chain chain: mems conference Bed
ParkeS; sadman. The Friendship Of
3:3o-Blue chain National religious
siTyiSe Pr Albert ext l Parker Fitch
7.45-Red chain; Biblical drama hour,
Ruth and Naomi"
Miss Anna Jarvis, founder and
president Of the Mothers Day In
ternational Association; Bruce Bar
ten, widely known author, and
James j. Montague, poet and COL
umnist, together with noted musical
artists, will participate in nation
wide broadcast in observance OF
Mothers day Sunday afternoon at
$50 1t is expected that Mayor
James J. Walker of New York City
also will participate. The program
will be heard through stations as
ISOLATED with the NBC Red network.
Listed among the musical artists
to be heard by radio listeners on
this occasion are Lucy Marsh.
American lyric soprano; Lambert
Murphy, former Metropolitan Opera
tenor; Godfrey Ludlow, violinist;
YaSha Bunchuk, cellist; the Cities
Service Cavaliers and the National
Concert Orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Cesare Sodero.
A new quartet has been organized
for the Atwater Kent Radio hour
which will open the summer sched-
ule of Sunday night concerts, this
Sunday, at 7:15 through the Ma
tional BroadcaSting Company and
: associated stations.
The quartet is composed Ct Vic
tor Edmunds, first tenor; George
,RaSely, second tenor; Erwyn Mulch,
baritone; James Davies, basso. Re-
hearsing for more than two months,
the quartet gave a concert before
the critical New York audience at
Town Hall, month ago, which was
highly commended by the metro
politan press.
The quartet will broadcast for the
erst time Godfrey Shaw's "Hey
Robin, jolly Robin" from Twelfth
Night; also, the Essex Folk song,
Bushes and Briars;;" Drink to Me
Only with Thine Eyes," "My Little
BANJO" die Lotosblume' CThe Lo-
: tus Flower; "Mandalay;' ezekiel
Saw de Wheel" written for the
quartet; Little Log Cabin of
Dreams" and Long Ago in AL
Gala"