Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1925 — Page 17

FRIDAY, DEC. 4,1925

ALL-STAR BILL ARRANGED FOR TIMES PROGRAM Actists Known All Over County to Broadcast, Starting at 9 p. m. Get ready to tune in over WFBM, Merchants Heat and Light Company, Bt 9 tonight as The Times’ All-Star fadio program begins at that time. For its first All-Star program, the Times from its studio at the Hotel Sever! n will assemble artists not only known in Indiana but over the jentne country. Promptly at 9, Miss Fritzie Ridgeway, famous movie star, will step before the microphone to announce the All-Star artists. The great program will be as follows tonight: 1. Introduction of Fritzi Ridgeway BS guest announcer. '2—Charles B. Lines, soloist at the Apollo theater, singing “My Wild Irish Rose.” Novelty Song 3—Charles B. Lines singing a corking novelty song which recently registered so well at the Apollo, fDown by the Winegar Works.” 4. Introduction of a radio favorite, Raymond Cork, player of popular songs. 5. Introduction of the Indianapolis Larks, anew but fine dance orchestra, playing “Mighty Blue.” .6. The Indianapolis Larks playing jPgreatly requested number. 7., [Albert J ¥ Baskerville, soloist for the Indianapolis Larks, singing '•'When the One You Love Loves you.” 8. The Indianapolis Larks playing

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Charleston Barred at Hoosier Club SOU can’t dance the Charleston at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Not only has the architect warned that the dance Is dangerous to the building, but the entertainment committee has said nix. Some of the young members persisted, it is said, and were asked to leave the floor. One membership card was canceled. Says a bulletin by the club: "For those who object to this particular rule, we advise or rather suggest that they join Mr. Lipps’ gynmaslum class, whepe plenty of opportunity is given to use up .this ‘pep’ and ‘ginger’ in proper costume.”

the day. Raymond Cqrk will be at the piano. ' 11. The Indianapolis Larks- playing “I Wouldn’t Be crying Now.” 12. Albert J. Baskerville singing “By the Light of the Stars." 13. The Indianapolis Larks playing a group of two numbers, “Red Headed Boy,” a waltz, and "Midnight Waltz.” 14. Raymond Cork will tickle the piano for several numbers. 16. Raymond Cork ot the piano and George Shuman in songs. 16. The Indianapolis Larks playing "Silver Head” and “Sleepy Time Gal.” Here is a wonderful All-Star radio program. FARMERS ORGANIZE Danish farmers have become so convinced ofthe profit to be gained from farm accounts that they have organized into groups of about fifty farmers each who hire a man whose sole business is to look after the keeping and interpretation of the figures.

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