The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14

Il broadcast every Monday at Z,
over WFBNI, by remote control,
from its own studio in the Welte
Mignon Salon of the Baldwin Bldg.
on the Circle, presents Earl Van
Camp Shockney, of Arcadia, Ind,
in groups of tenor solos, as a special
feature.
Majorie Harold, mezzo soprano,
also will appear in a group of songs,
which include 1.-The Maid of the
Mist" a new number by Mary Lyon
Taylor of Indianapolis.
The Baldwin String Ensemble
will play the overture to LA Ira
viata' (VerdD and novelty groups
of instrumental numbers.
Berta Miller Ruick directs the
program which follows:
'Reverio Sentimentale" Carl Millegratn
Baldwin Ensemble
1.-THE Maid of the Mist $1,000.
Maio;rtie Harold and Baldwin ensemble
La Fete de Cendrillon ....;; ...... .Dicker
Baldwin Ensemble
Roses of Picardy' ......... Haydn Wood
Mother Machree" ....... 80. Arthur Penn
"ole virginny US Lullaby" Sidney Mitchell
Arranged by Joseph Nusbaum
LULLABY" .....................C Cyril Scott
''Blackbird Song ............. Cyril Scott
ov.rtur. 70 Ma MYai9 T1sv5 Harold Verdi
Rain" .................... Eugene Ford
Earl v. shockne;y '-'''
"Colinette"-a Novelette,. .Gustave Klemm
Baldwin Ensemble
Berta Miller Ruick at the piano Tor the
singers.
The "Watch Tower" program of
the International Bible Students
Association will be broadcast as
usual by WKBF at 7:30 tonight.
Comfort These Who Mourn" will
be the subject of a talk by w. j.
Ayres. Miss Olive Killer, violinist,
accompanied by Una Clayson Tai
bot, will play two solos, Spanish
Serenade" by Greisler anG WALTZ"
by Brahms.
It will be Speedway night during
the guest speaked section of the
Babe Ruth hour from to tonight
over WFBM. Steve flanagan who
spoke so interestingly to the radio
audience several weeks ago on Gene
Tunney will give fans some peril
nent facts about the coming 500
mile race. A number of the prom
inent knights of the roaring gaso-
line chariots will appear before the
microphone to be introduced and
talk for a few minutes.
A newcomer on the Babe Ruth
team, Miss Arabelle Chambers, will
appear as the mascot and will sing
several "blues" songs. The main
stay of the program, the Four Balls
Quartet will sing and Miss Mar
guerite McCarty, the Ivory Hunter,
will ylap piano selections. In ad-
dition there will be vocal solos by
the MEMBERS of the quartet.
Another program of Mexican
music, which was enthusiastically
received by the radio audience a
month ago when produced by the
same sponsor, will be presented in
the Oldsmobile hour of the General
Motors Family Party tonight at
7:30. The soloists will be George
Cehanovsky, baritone of the Metro
politan, and Dolores Cassinelli, con-
cert soprano.
Three Scpular organizations will
render the instrumental music-a
concert orchestra under direction of
Roderic Graham, Joe Green's nov
city orchestra and Edwin Frankie
Goldman's symphony band.
The program will be opened by an
orchestral selection, In My Merry
Oldsmobile," and will continue
through the hour as follows:
"Aires Nacionales Mexicana" suite
No. y .......... .............. Roberts
''Flor de Mayo" (Mexican)
'o'A Miss Cassinreiii' - avs
I'm Little Spanish Town"
~S~i'A" f Novelty Orchestra 'ee1
Lolita" Spanish Serenade) .Buzzi-Peccia
La Manola" (Serenade) 80. .Eilenberg
March of the Lead Soldiers. .... Turina
Band
Miss ISIS caisSineliii and Mr.. Cehanovsky
LA Mora" Mexican Dancel 49,,
can Old Guitar. "A An Old Refrain '...
......Vocal chorus by Mr.. Cehanovsky
Novelty Orchestra Mt.
q" 81 Ia g dRz de Ia Luna"
Novelty Orchestra
La Spagnola" .......:.........D De Chiara
Band and Orchestra
A group of interesting selections
make up the program to be broad
cast by the Pioneers through the
Columbia Broadcasting System at 8
tonight.
Opening the program with the
Coronation March from KretSch-
mer's opera die Folkunger," the
Pioneers continue with two short
pieces by Already Dubensky, Inter
mezzo" and Compliment" Walter
Edelstein, violinist, is to be heard