Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1926 — Page 4

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Guitar Teacher to Play on Times Radio Program

Ono of Iho features on the fifth radio festival program of The Indianapolis Times tonight will he Mansfield Palrlck, guitar player and teaeher of guitar, banjo and mandolin, who has a studio at 714 Ft. Wayne Ave.

By Walter D. Hickman XVhen tonight's radio program of The Indianapolis Times over WFBM, Merchants Heat and Light Company, WLlß—Dance: popular program. XVI.S —Organ. YVLlT—Theatrical stars WMCA—Entertainers \Y T SXl—Orchestra. 10:05 P. XL —YVCCO—Dance. 10:45 P. Xl.—YVSß—Concert. 11:00 P. XI. —KFt—Pianist: tenor. KMOX —Rendezvous Club. YY’BAP Music. WENR—Frolic. WGBF—Dix Club. YVHT—Your Hour League. WHO—Orchestra. YVMC—Musie. 11:46 P. Xl.—WDAF—Nishthawk Frolic 12:00 XI. —KFT—-Ballad hour. YVQJ Popular program.

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from the Severin is over, air entertainment fans "will agree with the thought that this is the hottest novelty program eY’er put on by The Times. Among the new artists present yy-111 be Dr. M. XV'. Jessup's Orchestra of Greencastle, Ind., made up of six players of Hawaiian instruments. These men have arranged a hot program of new hits. Another great noY'elty will be “The Different Kind of Melody Makers,”

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