The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-07
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

"THE SEVEN Last Words of the
Il Cross" will be presented by a
group of singers under the direction
of Hugo Mariani, in a program
which will be broadcast at 8 tonight
through stations of the Blue Chain
listed in Dial Twisters.
The finals of the tenth annual
national interscholastic basketball
tournament, to be held in the Bart
lett gymnasium on the campus of
Chicago university, will be broadcast
by WHOA at tonight.
The andante movement from
Schubert's SYMPHONY No. l" will
open the RCA hour by the New
York Symphony Orchestra, con-
Quoted by Walter Damrosch, which
will be broadcast at tonight over
the NBC Blue network. Following
is the complete program:
"Andante from symphony No, 1%.:i.
"Gavotte for Strings in E......' ''. Bach
"slam6er Music, from Die Walkqre"
Ride Of the vakyries,; from Die
The Morning Papers waltz -. Strauss
Charles Hansen, the well known
blind organist of the Second PreSby-
terrain Church, Indianapolis, and the
Ogden Junior Chorale, will present
the program of the Indiana Fedora
ton of Music Clubs, at 3 Sunday
afternoon, over WKBF. The pro-
gram follows:
"Triumphal March .....,..... Lemmens
Valuations 6 S' on AN Old Easter Melody
Music Memory Contest" Number.
P6i ISTsyS MjItaire C 5TTTIS
The Ogden Junior Chorale, under
the direction of Mrs James M
Ogden, will sing Easter carols Mrs
Curtis A. Hodges will talk on the
"Kink of Kings" Mrs. Hodges is
representing the Indiana Federation
of Clubs. The program was arranged
by Mrs. G. A. Brockway
Easter services and special Easter
programs to be heard over the NBC
chains Sunday are listed below:
AM
6:8o--Red. Sunrise Service; Army Medi-
cal Center. Col. Edmund P. Easterbrook.
Chief of Chaplains, U. S. Army.
Noon-Red. Easter Recital; National
String quartet and Katherine Palmer.
1;oO-Red. 1pterdenominatiQnal Radio
Service: Carols; Address, Rev. J. v.
q n hIT
terrain Church, New York.
2:oo-Red. National Youth Conference;
Or. Daniel A. Polling, How to Live
2:55EBiue. st. Georges Church vcspers;
8:60@Red. Mems Conference. Bedford
Branch Y. NJ c. A.; DR.. S. Parks Cad
man, The Easter Message"
4:30-Blue. National Religious Service;
pr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, Belief In
59 05 D. gas5sd TE00gy Esdsm es
singing the role of Jesus.
5:30@Blue Cooks Radio World Tour;
jerusalem, the Holy City"
9:15-Red. Easter Drama: THE I'm
conquered by Manley.
The Easter Atwater Kent Radio
Hour will be presented by Allen Nc
Quhae, tenor, and William Simmons,
baritone, through the NBC Red net
work on Sunday evening at 8:15.
The AtWater Kent Orchestra, under
the direction of Robert Hood Bow
ers and Scion Alberti, pianist, will
also be heard.
The program follows:
In a Monastery Garden" ....... .Ketelby
Orchestra
"Watchman. What of the Night Sergeant
Allen McQuhae and William Simmons
Even Bravest Heart May Swell from
''"'' william Simmons o'o0'io0
Lullaby, from ..Jocelyn,' ,,,.t.....,G GODDARD
Allen McQuhae
Flow Gently, Sweet Alton" Robert
BurnSl .................... .Spllman
william Simmons - ''''N'
Little Boy Blue Eugene Field ;Neyin
Bird Songs at, Eventide, ........ Coates
Allen McQuhae
Selections from The Fortune Teller"
Orchestra ''''
oh, That 1t Were So .......... Bridge
William Simmons
"TRo F 't5s5 Dew (old irish, i:'''
Miss Kitty o,Tooe ..l'.-. PTotheroe
Scheme in ouest'ora," from "Laforza
Allen D Mcp@hae and william simmo Gasoi
"Sari," an English adaptation of
zigeunerprimas," an operetta in
two acts by julius Wilhelm and
Fritz Grunbaum will be presented as
the Philco hour feature at tonight,
over the NBC Blue network.
Charles Premmac, an American
tenor whose work has been favor
ably received by critics here and
abroad, is the singer selected by
Bernhard Levitow to appear tonight
on this weeks Barberger Little
Symphony program to be broadcast
over station WOR.
DR.. S. Parkes Cadman president
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