The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-28
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other HighIights of Air
Programs Tonight and
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Leslie Howard will take the lead
ing role Of a special radio adapta-
Don Of Richard Harding Davis "An
.'rs."1shed Story" tomorrow night at
1:3o over the Columbia network.
The dramatization has been pre-
pared by Don Clark. Mr.. Howard
VIII be supported by large cast, in
Guiding Elizabeth Love who con-
tlnueS as his leading lady.
Eddie Cantor will make his final
broadcast from Hollywood, where
ne has been making his next pic
lure, tomorrow night at 7, over the
Obs network. Thereafter, his reg
ular Sunday night program will
originate in the Columbia Playhouse
in New York.
Offering the "Agnus Del by Bizet
and two songs by Albeniz and
rudolph Friml, Nino Martini Met
ropolitan Opera tenor will be heard
on the program directed by Andre
hostelanetz tonight at over the
SHuHlDld HeIWOTR.
Rhapsody on Program
Mr.. Martini is to present first
Sandoval's setting of "Quisiera Oh
vidar tus Ojus" by Albeniz. His
second selection will be Friml's
"L'Amour Toujours LAmour." He
will close the program with the
Bizet air
LIFTS Hungarian Rhapsody" is
to be heard tonight at 6 on the
Nazar Kurkdjo Concert Ensemble
program over CHS network. I'll
See You Again" the Noel Coward
song from 'Bittersweet," is to be in
Guided.
Three football bowl" classics are
to be topics of discussion in the talk
by Thornton Fisher, sports au-
thority, tonight at over an NBC-
WEAF network. Mr.. Fisher will Sc
lect his choices to win the Stanford
Southern Methodist game at Pasa-
dena (Rose Bowl; Louisiana State
Texas Christian game at New Or
leans (Sugar Bowl; and Catholic
University University of Mississippi
at Miami (Orange Bowl.
Rabbi William F. Rosenblum,
chairman of the American Jewish
Congress youth commission, will
speak on THE Pendulum Swings"
during the Message of Israeli pro-
gram over an NBC-WJz network
tonight at $50 Hebrew melodies
are to be sung by the Central
Synagog choir of New York.
Boston Symphony to Be Heard
Bob Hope, Broadway comedian.
and Frank Parker, tenor. are to be
featured on the Atlantic Family"
broadcast over a Columbia
network at 7 tonight. Mr.. Hope is
scheduled to open soon in the new
"Ziegfeld Follies."
DR.. Serge Koussevitsky will direct
the Boston Symphony orchestra
during the broadcast tonight at
Ills over the NBC-WJZ network.
A hit tune from Cole Porter's
new musical stage show, Jubilee"
and a medley from Anything
Goes" is to be featured ON the
"kreuger Musical Toast" program
tonight at 7:30 over the Columia
system. The song is "a Picture of
You Without Me-"
Rubinoff is to play a combination
of the we'll known drinking" songs
as toast to the New Year on his
program at 8 tonight over the NBC-
WEAF chain. He also will offer a
new composition of his own, New
Years Resolutions" and a medley
from George Whites Scandals"
Fish to Give Address
Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr., New York
Republican, is to speak on Wage
Farmers and the New Deal tonight
at $50 over Columbia
The first two movements of
Beethoven's Sonata No. 3 for cello
and piano are to be played by
Maurice Brown and Sidney Raphael.
pianist, tomorrow morning at 7:45
on their regular Columbia program.
"Ascertaining the Way" will be
the subject of DR.. S. Parkes Cad
mans radio address tomorrow at 9
on the NBC-WEAF network. Fol-
lowing the sermon, DR.. Cadman will
conduct his question period.
A program of sacred and classical
music is to be heard over the CHS
network from Salt Lake City to-
morrow at 1890. With Frank As
per at the Mormon Tabernacle Or
gan, the chorus of 300 voices is to
sing Beethoven's THE Heavens Re-
sound" Bach's GLORY Now to Thee
Be Given and MendelSsohn's And
Then Shall Your Light Break
FORTH besides a number of other
compositions of the same nature.
Opera to Be Presented
An adaptation of Humperdinck's
opera "Hansel and Ciretel' is to be
broadcast over an NBC-WJZ net
work tomorrow at 11:20 a. m. from
the Radio City Music Hall of the
air. Title roles will be taken bv
Edwina EustiS and Viola Philo. The
Radio City Music Hall symphony or
chestra will accompany the singers.
The first broadcast to America
from Lichtenstein. Europe's second
smallest monarchy, is to come via CO.
lumbla tomorrow morning at ll:45.
The broadcast will originate in
Vaduz. the smallest and highest
capital in Europe. An address bv
DR.. Josef Hoop, the countrv's out
standing physician, and comment on
the scenery by Raymond Hall. CHS
announcer, will feature the program
Otto Klemperer is to conduct his
final concert of the season with the
New York Philharmonic SYMPHONY
over the combined Columbia and
Canadian networks tomorrow at 2
p. m.
Kullman to Sing
"A New Years Eve Sermon" is tn
no hr0Q (i-7.S, ton,