The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-18
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHURERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

Unusual selections make UP
~ the At Home with the Masters
program to be broadcast through
the Columbia System from WOR
Newark New York, at $3.50 tonight
The program is to be presented by
the Ceurt String Quartet and the
Court Chamber Ensemble.
Two selections by sixteenth
century composers entitled "In
Nornine' open the program. These
are fantasies on old. Gregorian
chant themes, and were written by
Robert Parsons and Osbert Perslye.
They will be played by the Court
String Quartet.
Other numbers to be heard at this
time are Giuseppe Ferrata's "Sere-
nata- Scherzo" from Quartet in G
Major" to be rendered by the
Court String Quartet; the Allegro
from Karl Stamitz' Quartet in E
Flat" for oboe, violin, viola and
cello, to be played by the Court
Chamber Ensemble; and two shorter
numbers: Song Of the Volga Boat
men, transcribed by Alfred Pochon,
and 1.-THE Mill" by Raft, which will
be rendered by the Court String
Quartet.
Among several interesting novel
ties in the Palm Olive hour to be
tadiocast from WEAF, New York,
over the NBC Red Network at 8
tonight, is MY Angel to be sung
by an ensemble. This selection is
from the theme of the recent
Release of the motion picture, "The
Street Angel"
There also will be a saxophone
quartet playing characteristic
sketches especially composed for the
Palmolive hour Another feature
will be an orchestra accompani-
ment for MacDowell's Witches
Dance"
In singing Eckart's "Swiss Echo"
Olive Palmer will have an excep-
8ional opportunity of displaying her
coloratura voice to excellent adj
vantage. She also will be heard in
FGive Me One Hour" in which Paul
Oliver will join.
The popular Palmolive Revelers
will sing the new song hit Crazy
Rhythm" from Here's Howe" and
the program will be concluded with
b special arrangement of Yeoman's
TWild Flower" for orchestra and
ensemble.
A. A. Mines comedy, 1.-THE Ivory
Door," with William Faversham,
Jr., Flora Sheffield and Ernest Law
ford in the roles they protray in
the production now running at the
Charles Hopkins Theater, New
York, will be the feature in the
p'Stardom of Broadway" series, to
be presented by the National
Broadcasting Company from WIZ,
New York, and other Blue stations
at tonight.
FaVersham, Jr., is the son of Will
Ham Faversham, the well-known
actor, and is % years old. He made
his debut at the Repertory Theater,
Boston, two years ago, and has been
appearing as King Perivale in the
Hopkins production for the past
month.
"Celeste Aida" from Verdi's opera
"Aida" will be offered by Mr.. Vital
Koretzky during the Bright Star
Battery program over WRNY, New
York, at tonight. Koretzky is
possessed of a superb lyric tenor
voice augmented by a rare dramatic
quality.
His second number will be the
Fragment" by the French
poet, Alfred Musset, which Serge
Rachmaninoff catching the divine
spark from the tone poem" raised
to a masterpiece. The assisting
artist will be the we'll known
violinist, Jacob 11estechkin, who will
present Meditation From That's" Of
Massenet.
The balance of the program fol-
BOWS:
sCantilens Amarosa" ............. Lemont
P'The Chocolate Soldier ......... .Straus
s.Rigoletto, (Quartet ...'..'''. Ne1r rai
D''A" Bright Star Trio - D'' vs.
Godfrey Ludlow, violinist, and
Nine. Lolita Cabrera Gainsborg,
pianist, will present a Beethoven
Eprogram which will be broadcast
stations associated with the
AFRO PIue Network at 6 tonight,
, The program includes adagio
movements from the Moonlight
5onata" and the Sonata Pathe-
aaoue," a 1arghetto, rondino, "Ro-
Nance in c." "Minuet in G" and
'RContra Dance"
! The complete program for this
broadcast follows:
IfLarghetto'
1sF1ondino"
$Romance in CO
ad iagHS u moonlight sonata1 .t Arr. Ludlow
ss.Contra Dance
'fAdagio" Sonata Pathetique)
II The -glee clubs of the University
.Df Colorado, directed by Alexander
GGrant, will broadcast the evening
program from KOA, Denver, to-
might. They will go on the air at
80, with the kind of music that
has made college glee clubs famous.
\ The Cap'n and his Buccaneers
have some German songs for pres
entation in the broadcast of The
buccaneers program from asso-
ciated stations of the Columbia
Broadcssting System at $3.50 to-
might. The Windjammers, the
buccaneers Band, is to be heard in
rob Where, Oh Where Has My
Little Dog Gone" and they will