Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1926 — Page 7

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THIRD OF SPRING RADIO FESTIVALS ON FRIDAY NIGHT Ex-Vaudeville Headliners to Entertain Times Program Listeners. The third of the Spring Festival radio programs to be broadcast by the Indianapolis Times over WFBM, Merchants Heat and Light Company station, from the Severin, ■will be given Friday night, starting at 8:30 p. m. Miss Kathleen Bumbaugh. contralto, of 838 West Dr., Woodruff Place; Mrs. Urit'n Mosher Gardner, violinist, of Anderson; Martha Winkenhofer, 2054 Ashland Ave., violinist and pianist, and Little Buddy Cassidy, 5-year-old entertainer, will be on this program. In Musical Act Mrs. Gardner and Miss Winkenhofer have just completed a long tour of big time vaudeville in a headline musical act. Miss Bumbaugh is well known in musical circles of the city and State. Miss Bumbaugh will be heard in the following numbers as contralto solos: Part I “Deh' non voler eostringers.” from “Anna Bolena” Gaetano Donizetti Dreamin’ Time.” from the “Bayou Songs" Lily Strickland Part II "'Trees” . Oscar Rasbaeh Remember Irving Berlin Part in ‘‘Sunrise and Ton” Arthur A. Penn Always” Irving Berlin Part IV Selected numbers. Mrs. Urith Mosher Gardner, violinist, will be heard in the following numbers: Part I ‘‘Spanish Dance” Ttehfeld ‘‘Last Rose - of Summer" Arr. by Auer Part II “Canzonetta” D'Ambrozia Selected. Part 111 “Marcheta” Schertzinger Selected. "Last Rose of Summer” and “Marcheta” will be done as a violin duet with Miss Martha Winkenhofer. x Miss Winkenhofer also will give other numbers on the program. Little Buddy Cassidy, 5, will give two readings, “Streets of Gold” and “Dad’s System.” This will be the first time that Buddy has been on a Times program. Mian Shaves New Way —Uses One Blade 18 Months strange story of an amazincf new invention is told by C. R. Stephenson of Oklahoma. He writes that he has shaved ''dth the same blade steadily for eighteen months and “it is still as good as ever.' He simply sharpens the same blade over and over again with a nueer new kind of stropper. called KRTSS-KROSS. ft strops automatically and stops when the black has the proper edge. So delighted are men w-ith this new and different stropper that agents are cleaning up huge profits H. King made $66 in one day. Kellogg made S2OO in a week. The inventor also gives free anew kind of razor. Men in terested in making SIOO to S2OO a week full or spare time can learn how bv writing M. H. Rhodes, Dept. R-2066. 14f8 Pendleton Ave.. St, Louis. Mo. No obligation. —Advertisement,

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WSAI. WEBH—Orchestra: onss. WHB—Legion program. WHO—Trio. WJAZ—Classical concert. WMAC Ramblers; music. WJR—Orchestra: soloists. WLWL—“Books:” music. WPG—Studio. WRVA—College Glee Club. WRNY—Trio. WSB—Concert. WTAM—Studio. 8:05 P. M.—WlP—Orchestra. . 81:30 P. M.—KPRC—Songster. WFFA —Choral Club. WBZ—Soloists. WGBS —Movie broadcast: dance. WGY—WGY Orchestra. WHN —Orchestra WHAD—Concert. WMC—Music. WOAI —Music. 9:00 P, M.—KM A— Orchestra: songs. KPRC—Pianist; saxophone WSD— Theater. KTHS—Scores: cello; string quartet. WBAL—Orchestra: revue WCCO—Program. WEAF—Orchestra. WGN—Sam n' Henry: Play Shop. 9:30 P. 51. KYW —Carnival. WBAL Trial!' ’" UM WGY —Organ" T \vrc—Band! lo'oO M^~>L— *KFl Vocal and pianoKDKA—Concert. KTHS—Dance. WEBH —Orchestra: songs. WHN—-Entertain-ers. WHB—Dance. WJAZ—Jewish Cantor. WLlß—Popular program: orchestra WMAC—Broadway Night. WTAM —Orchestra.

Dancing 7:3O—KPRC, WBAP. g;OO—WEAF, WCAE, KSD, WWJ, WSAI. B:3O—WHN, WMC. • 9:OO—WEAF. ‘9:3O—WRC, WSMB 10:00—WEBM, WLIB. WTAM, WFBM. 10:30—WOAW. 11:00 —WHO. 11:45—WDAF. 12:00—WQJ.

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