The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-04

BRINGING radio listeners their
ID first broadcast of 1896, the
Stars of the Milky Way" includ-
ing Vivian Della Chiesa, lyric So
prano; Joseph Engelhardt, con-
cert violinist; Billy Mills and his
orchestra; Billie Bailey, blues
singer, and the Men of Notes,
vocal trio. will be heard over
WBBM Chicago at 4:3O tomorrow.
THE Broken Record" Please
Believe Me" and THE Music Goes
Round and Round" are to be the
offerings of Billie Bailey and the
Men of Notes"
Theme songs of prominent
radio bands will be interpreted by
Arnold Johnson and his orchestra
IN the National Amateur Night"
program to be broadcast over the
WABC-Columbia network tomor-
row at 5. Among these will be
Fred Warnings Sleep" THE
Waltz You Save For Me-" of
Wayne King, and Guy Lombar-
dos Comm Through the Rye"
"The Doctors Lady," the story
of a young mother who falls in
love with the doctor in attendance
of her sick child, is the Grand
Hotel drama to be heard to-
morrow at $50 over NBC-WJz.
Anne Seymour plays Jean who,
in a spirit of self-sacrifice cares
for her divorced husband when
he returns after an absence
of seven years. Don Ameche is
DR.. Lawrence and Philip Lord
plays in strong supporting role.
Eric Sagerquist's orchestra also
is heard.
Eddie Cantor will be heard in
the first of contract renewal
series at new time when he
broadcasts from the Columbia
Radio Playhouse in New York over
the WABC- columbia network to-
morrow at 6.
Parkyakargus, the Greek dialec-
tician, and Jimmy Wellington will
appear with the comedian in their
familiar roles. This will be the
programs first broadcast from
New York in several weeks. It
previously originated in Hollywood
where Cantor was making a pic
ture.
TACK BENNY is to appear in
a "Mutiny on the Benny" the
first of a new series of produc-
lions during 1886 by the Benny
Dramatic Company" will be
broadcast with an aboriginal cast
over an NBC-WJz network at 6
tomorrow night.
"Mutiny on the Benny" will find
the comedian-actor in the role of
that raging sea-dog, Capt. Fry.
Jack feels that this part is ideally
suited to him because he was in
the United States Navy during the
war.
Phil Baker as "Ole King Cot
ton" and his carload of stooges
will celebrate Memphis Night" as
the highlight of their Great
American Tourist" program with
Hal Kemp'S Orchestra over the
WABC-Columbia network tomor-
row at $50.
Jose ITURBI, Spanish pianist
u and conductor, will be the
guest soloist with the Ford SYM
phony orchestra and chorus di-
rected by Victor Kolar over the
complete coast-to-coast WABC-
Columbia network tomorrow at 8.
Iturbi, who recently returned
from South America, will play as
his major selection Cesar Franck's
Symphonic Variations" He also
is to play group of three selec-
tons, including Schubert's A flat
major impromptu and two Debus-
sy compositions, the "Poissons
dor" and "Feux d'Artifice." For
the chorus and orchestra Kolar
has prepared special settings of
the dramatic Prologue to Verdis
opeIa, "Ernani," Come Where
the Lilies Bloom" and as the
closing hymn 20 Thou My Soul"
Other highlights of the Ford Sun
day Evening Hour will include
Jarnefeldt's 'Pra elu diu M"
'Tschaikowsky's "Valse DIES
Fleurs," Handels Largo with
violin solo, and Percy Grainger's
Country Gardens"
Paul Whiteman and his entire
ensemble of singers and musicians
will be featured in a new series OF
programs &c be heard over an
NBC-WJZ network each Sunday
night at S:45, starting tomorrow.
Popular song favorites will be
presented by Margaret McCrae,
during her broadcast over the
WABC-Columbia network Mon
day, at 1915 A. M. They include
"Out of the Night" Rhythm in
My Nursery Rhymes" Chasing
Shadows" You Stayed Away Too
Long" and "One Night in Monte
Carlo"
Wendell Hall will make selec-
tons from his "Old Fashioned
Scrap Book for his program of
Monday morning at 11:15. over an
NBC-WJZ network. "An Old Wa
termill by a Waterfall" MY Car
DINA Rose" when Your Hair
Has Turned to Silver" and II
Found Horseshow" will be his
choices.
Selections from the poems of
Christina Rossetti are to be read
by Harvey Hays during the
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