The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-13
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

TASTE varies, but every one will
Il find something to please him
from the radio offerings tonight as
they are summarized below. There
are programs novel and serious;
concerts entertaining and educa-
$lonal; almost anything to delight
the musical car.
7;OO-WADC, Akron. Hicktown String
WMAz; Buffalo. Buffalo Policemen
Glee Club.
ers. Melodies Of =" the East TO- to chain hahn
7;4o--WIS, Ch!!cago-MusiC personalities
s;oo-Ii'THs, Hot Springs Italian folk
-WcBD. Zion City. Zion Band.
woo. Davenport. Tri-City Organ
-WEAF New York. Eveready hour.
Frederic Fradkin, yiolinist, to chain.
s;lO-WMAQ. Chicago. Musicians Club
s;3o-W yyS3E9: Atlanta 1aa Yaarab Temple
1o:oo-WIBoS, Chicago. % New studio celc-
bration -four hours.
10:3O-WGN. Chicago. In Spain"
The call of an Arab lover, street
noises of a Persian bazar, the tinkle
of camel bells, the cries of turbaned
merchants in the early morning
market place, soft melodies heard
over the walls Of a Chinese tea gar
den-all but the spicy orders of the
ancient East-will come to listeners
in on the Soldering Singers pro-
gram at 7 tonight. over the NBC
Red network from WEAF, New York
Tune in stations listed in Dial
Twisters.
The new Soldering Singers, I'M
der the leadership Of James Melton,
the famous tenor of the air. in keep
ing with their new program policy,
will include rare musical tidbit-
a rendition by the quartet of Cuts
famous instrumental number, "Ori-
cntale." 1t has never been sung
before. They will sing, besides, for
the first time in quartet form, Ketel-
by'S Persian Market" also an in
strumental piece, and Japanese
Sunset" by Deepen, a solo number.
s'Persian Market ...............Ke telby
Orchestra and voices
s'Mooniight on the Ganges"
Quartet
Veil Dance from .'The queen of sheba"
''''''''''''''oc Orchestra i'''''' 00i0mafN
'orientale" ;oo;;,.r,:.t.....'......'. cui
sIn Tea Garden: .':........... Langley
"Chinese Lullaby" from East Is West,
''''''''''''''Ti; Tenor solo ''''''''' D0"'A0
Japanese Sunset
Orchestra and voices
In the Musical Personalities pro-
gram from WIS, Chicago, at 7:40
tonight Mr.. Malin will describe
and illustrate the works of Antonin
Dvorak, the composer of the old
favorite, "Humoresque."
Malin also conducts a short course
in music on Wednesday afternoons
over WIS, in which he is telling the
story of how music grew from its
beginnings into the art which it is
today. This is part of Home
makers hour at every Wednesday
afternoon.
In the role of porters on the pier
where an ocean liner is docked, the
radio audience will find Cotton"
and Morpheus" when they tune in
on their dialogue tonight through
the NBC Red network at 1880.
Wearied from a frequent trudg-
ing up and down the gangplank and
mournful because of a dearth of
"tips" the two travellers endeavor to
assuage their grief and drive the
blues away by tuning in on their
portable radio set Hector" the mu-
steal program of the Sealy Air
Weavers. This is what they will
hear:
...Fascinat.i4p,' yamp' ......'.. 'MuSsbaum
Dream Kisses .....-,....-... ,~Jerome
Down n Old Havana TOWN. ... %Tiend
Il Still Love Your .Ager
Mile. Armand will present Mar
garet Sweeney, harpiSt, in her pro-
gram, which will be heard through
the NBC Blue network, at $50
tonight.
Miss Sweeney is we'll known as a
Soloist of the Women'S Symphony
Orchestra of Chicago, the Little
Symphony of Chicago and the Civic
Orchestra Of Chicago.
Stations broadcasting this pro-
gram are KYW, Chicago; WOO,
Davenport; WHO, Des Moines;
WOW, Omaha; KVOO, Tulsa;
WFAA, Ft. Worth; KWK, st. Louis,
and WREN, Lawrence.
The leaning tower of Pisa, monu-
ment of the twelfth century, and
one of the wonders of the world,
is doomed, for it is gradually sink
ing, year after year, and will surely