The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-10


Rudy Vallee, on whose program
Rubinoff made his debut with his
violin just five years ago, is TO
be a guest on Rubinoff's hour to-
morrow night at 8. Vallee has
never appeared on another artists
program, but likes TO consider
Rubinoff his protege, and has con-
sented to help the violinist cele-
brate his anniversary. A special
birthday program will include two
Of Rubinoff's compositions.
When Nino Martini sings over
the CHS network tomorrow night
ii will constitute a tryout for
portion Of the music in his forth
coming moving picture. Mary
Pickf0rd and Jesse L. Lasky will
listen in Hollywood, and If they
are impressed by the way the song
comes over the air, it will be used
in the film production. Martini
is to sing Tonight, Lover, To-
night" publicly for the first time.
Other songs are to be tested over
the air before he concludes his
operate season at the MetrOpOli-
tan. The program is to be broad
cast at 9 o'clock.
7 ELLSWORTH VINES, national
II professional tennis champion,
and Pat Warren. leading midget
auto racer, are to be interviewed
by Hal Totten on the sports pro-
gram tonight at 6 on the NBC-
WEAF network.
Lazy Dan, the Minstrel Man."
is to feature a group of favorite
songs of yesteryears in his CHS
broadcast tonight at Sis.
When Ted Weems returned TO
WGN last night he augmented
what is probably the finest list of
dance orchestras presented by one
station in the country. A trip TO
Chicago's night clubs is available
to listeners without turning the
dial with the peak of syncopation
coming from Arson Weeks, Hor-
ace Heidi, Jan CARRIER, Hal Kemp
Kay Keyser, Will Osborne, Joe
Sanders, AL Kavelin, Joe Reich
man and Art Kassel. WFBM and
WLW intercept most of the pro-
grams from CHS and the Mutual
network, respectively.
n
"CTRANGE AS 1t Seems" to be
- heard over station WIRE to-
night at GAS, will present the
strangest incident in the life of
DR.. George Washington Carver,
outstanding scientist who was
once traded for broken-down
race horse.
Eleanore Powell's nimble tap
dancing, choral singing by the
Tavern Singers, and orchestra
music by Freddie Rich are to be
heard on the Flying Red Horse
Tavern program over CHS to-
night at 7.
Compositions OF the old mas
tiers and popular dance music will
comprise the concert program on
the NBC- WEAF network tonight
at 7. Jessica Dragonette, starring
soprano, is to sing Ronald's 80
Lovely Night" mi Chiamano
Mimi" from Puccini's Ga Be-
heme" and Grever's "Heartstrings."
Romantic comedy and thrilling
action are blended in Irene Rich's
performance in Change of Face"
on the NBC-WJz network at 7.
TINE Music Box Hour broadcast
i tonight at $3.50 by WLW and
the Mutual network will include
OiU IdNOl lOC lIlClONlCS
Schubert's "Serenade," the "Volga
Boatman," For Aud Lang Syne"
and Juanita."
Jack Benny has signed for his
third moving picture role, and
will continue his nonsensical and
melodic programs from the West
coast for some time to come.
The mysterious case of the
"Strange Avenger" is to be placed
before jury of radio listeners
tonight at $3.50 when the Court of
Human Relations is broadcast
over an NBC-WEAF network.
"AfOOM Over Miami" Alone"
N1 and You Hit the Spot"
will be featured in another period
of sophisticated dance rhythms
by Richard Himber's Champions
tonight at 8 over the CHS network.
Quick Results is to be the First
Nighter dramatization tonight at
Q on the NBC-WEAF network.