Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 157, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1926 — Page 3

OCT. 7, 1926

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ii U&A 3U9 i WCAit 203 I WJZ, too KJj’AH 340 YVCUD 313 WKRL 320 feu DM 310 , WCCO 410 WLIb 3u3 KFB 268 ! WCX 517 ' WLIT 398 KJf'l 439 WJJAI' 366 W KFKa 288 ' WEAi- 192 | WLW 42£ ai Ns’ 203 WE IK ISUO'WLWL 28 p-UO 64.5 WEBH 370 WMAQ 44; KGO 361 WKKJ 273 WMBB 2ao KUYV 492 WEEI 349 WMC 500 KHJ 406 VV EMC 286 WMCA 341 KJR 384 WEN 6 280 WNVC 320 KLDs 441 WE A A 476 WOAI 396 KMA 262 Ws’BM 268 WOAW 026 KMOJ 280 WEI 395 WOC 484 KNX 337 WOES 260 WOR 217 KOA 3::2 WGHP 270 WORD 275 KOU 278 I WON 302 WOS 441 KPO 428 WOR 319 WPG 301 KPRC 297 ) WGY 380 WOJ 448 KP?> 316 WHA 536 VVKC 469 BSD 546 VVHAs 400 WREO 286 KSO 242 5V HA? 380 WRNY 258 KTHh 376 WHI! 362 VVKVa 956 KYW 535 WHN 361 WRW 278 WAHG 3)6 WHO 528 WSA) 326 WAIU 294 | WHT 400 YY’SB 428 WBAL 246 WHAI 276 WSM 288 WRAP 276 VVIBO 226 WSMh 319 WHOM 226 WIP 598 WSOE 246 WBBR 273 WJAK 306 WTAG 268 WBCN 26f, ' WJAX 337 WTAM 380 WBZ 333 I WJAZ 322 I WTIC 476 Kb* SR IK? 51? ™ Radio Programs 5:00 P. M.—WCX—Ensemble. WEAF Dinner concert. WGHP—Dinner con- £££?• W.JZ—Concert orchestra: sports. WREO—Dinner concert. WTAM—Orchestra. 'A’VVJ—Dinner concert. 5:15 I*. M.—KDKA—Concert. YVMAQ— Topsy turvy time. 5:30 I*. M.—WBZ—Orchestra. YYGY r Glnner music. WJJD—Dinner concert WES—Organ: sports 6:50 P. M.—WEAF—Fire prevention. :00 P. M.—WCFL—Talks: Fable Lady. WDAF—“School o£ the Air." WEAF —Midweek hvmn sing WENR—Dinner concert. WMAQ—Organ: orchestra. WOK —String ensemble. YVLS—Supperbe.’l program. YVJZ—Dinner music. WTlC—Hymn sing. WltNY—Varied program. WJlt—Petite Symphony: soloists. Als P. M.—WGN Uncle Walt: dinner concert. •:20 P. M.—KDKA—Farm program. 6:30 P. Yl.—WEAF—Meyer Davis Orchestra. WRNY—Roosevelt Orchestra. WBAL—Mixed Quartet. WCAU—Orchestra. WCAE —Uncle Ka.vbee; football lessons. - YVCFl.—Entertainers. WOHB—Pianist. WFAA—Joy’s Orchestra WEEl—Musicale. WMAQ—Orchestra. WOR—Orchestra: Radio Girl. WTAM—Studio. YVHN—Varied entertainment. WOO—Dinner music. WTIC —Staff artists. W.I R—Entertainers. WGY—Book chat. 6:40 P. YI.—WGBS Royal Arcadians WLS—Orchestra: entertainers. 6:45 P. M.-—WGY—Sprachse University program; also WYAK. WRNY Hernia's Orchestra WHT—Orga" •

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WFBM Merchants Heat and Light Co* 2(58 Meters Thursday, Oct. 7. I:2o—Play by play of the world series, courtesy of the Indianapolis Times. s:3o—Sports and stock market reports, courtesy of the Indianapolis News. 6:oo—Mrs. Lillie Reed, pianist., 6:3o—lndianapolis Athletic Club Ensemble, George Irish, Director Edith Auerbach, pianist. Talk by A. R. Dittrich on “The Ways of A Check Artists,” courtesy of the National Surety Company. 7:3o—lndianapolis Public School program under the direction of Flora E. Drake. B:oo—Vivian Whitridge, novelty pianist. B:3o—Mary Traub Busch-Davis Baking Powder Concert. 9:3o—Madam C. Henry. 10:00—Talk by Napoleon Hill. 10:30 Club Orchestra, Gedrge Irish, director.

classical; sports 5;59 L- —WOAW—Entertainers; talk. i.O 1. M. —KDKA—Concert. WPRC— Talks: question box. KFNF YV S Menefee KYTW—Family hour. WBAL —Trio: tenor WCX— studio WCAU— Serenaders: “Health Habits.” WCAE Book review: recital. WBZ—Pianovocal. WEAF —The Serenade™ A VVGR, VVYVJ. WOC. WEEI WS\I 'WFI t\ 7' Bi< iii VV t H1 i —° r Ban: aviation gHtY, ",1 ,Z —Silent drama; also. YVRC WLlß—Dinner program. WMBR -

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Trianon ensemble: Irish music. WMBC Studio. \\ OR—-Th<* Radio tiirl V\ MCA—Dance WORD—Webster Duo ' Sunday school. WPG—"Wonder E\ , eursums " WQJ—Dinner concert ‘won .v T — WJAR—Scores: music: talk o' n V 8 , Whitei'omb Rili-v WREO —Orchestra: soloists WNY'C— Music WLS—Trio and soloists WPG - .•(ii C i >,,C \i rt - —H idlo questions . ..ill I 31.—KPItC— Studio KOA—Brown I alace Orchestra. WBAP—Hawaiian w*c?4 C c KDKA —Symphony Players WBZ—Song trio. WRAP—Orchestra violinist, to WEEI WFI WOC WBAI ™ WGR. WTAM. W 1.4 - Music. wii? S Teb 8 i l l. lice Jli el ; nlal Program: also o iln m H ,K S— 7 < ? ho A r: . Sunday school. \ HO—Philhreek s Orchestra. WOR Music. V\ JZ—Judge Jr talk. WRVA —Frederiekshurg program. WOC le-ror. —Lawyer serieo. \\ riC— Capitol Theater. WRC AnI nouneed. ‘ I*-., ~ ,WHT —• Orchestra, songs. WCAU—“Go-Getters." WRNY—Vocal ! male quartet. 8 Kin'Vv —KDKA— Concert. KLDS —Organ. snots l ' iyemv. WlHlM—Opera bright spots. WCBD—-Mixed quartet, celestial bells. KY VV—Good reading. YVC YU—i Soprano, pianist. WEAF—Eskimos to I WEEI. YVGR. KSD. WGN YVOC YVTAYf YVSAI. WFX, YVYVJ, YVJAR YVTYG WCAE. WCCO. WENR—Popular proi I gram. YVJR—Studio. YVJZ—Music also YVRC WGY'. YVtiZ. WGBS—Navy Yard Band, YVHB—String music. WHS —Vocal piano. YVHO—Trio. YVJJD— Orciit-stra votal. WMC—Commerce talk. MCA —— Soloists. YV.M AQ Orchestra lecture. Whitney Trio. YVOK— Stage anti orchestra program. YVSB —Concert, fldu Biers contest YVSOE— Bible class. B 'wp?’’ )!’ — —Talk, male quartet. WPG—Concert orchestra. 8:30 P. .'l.—YVCAU—Musical chefs. Hood {vVia’ii W V.P S ~r T i; av, 'J. ,allt - muse, wuvv VI f ß“ B9 k' al - "OK Reader. YVRNY—Quartet, violin. YVSMB Orchestra, revelers 8 M .7-AO—WMAQ Players. 9.00 I. M.— KTHS—Organist. WCEI Dance. KY YV—Concert. WEAF—“Zip. He™. to YY EF,I. YVFI. WGN. YVCAK YVYVJ WGR. YVOC WCCO WTAG KSD WSAI. WJAR YVCSH YV A DC. YVEBH— Orchestra: songs WGHP—Froliekers. WGY—Music WJAZ—Concert. WMBB —Orchestra: popular program. YY'MC.Y —Strauss Serenaders. WOAW—Clas

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Dancing 7:3—KOA, WEAF. 8:00—WOC, WTAM. B:3O—WSMB. 9:00—WMBB, YVRNY. 9:30-*—WJZ, KTHS. 10:00—WCAE, WJZ. 10:30—WHN. , 11:00—WBAP, WEBIl: WHO. 11:30—WBBM. 11:45—WDAF. 12:00—KPO.

steal. WOR—Reader: orchestra. WORD —Music. W'RC—Mayflower Orchestra YVRNY—Czecho-Slovak Orchestra. WPG —Studio program. YVSOE—Musicale. YVTAM—Studio. :05 P. .Yl—YVTlC—Revelers. tj : ,ls I’. Yl.—YVMC—Vesey ensemble. 9:36 I. M.—WJZ Dennys Orchestra. KTHS—Dance. YVGBS—RoyaI Arcadians. WCAU—Orchestra. YVBAP Ba.'.' ophone octet. YVHT—Songs: dance YVBBM-Old melodies. WPG—Organ. WOR—Chateau Baltusrol Orcliestra WRNY—Jack Blue Dancers. 9:50 I*. YI.—WMAQ —Air Line. 10:00 I*. M.—Drama "Sham.“ KPO Studio. KGO—Opera, ‘' Wizard of the bile. YVCAU—CIub Cadix Revue. YVCAE—Dance. WEAF—Frank Far rolls Orchestra. WGN—Sam n’ Henry: "Music Box." WGHP—Skvlarks. WJZ —Mayflower Orchestra: also WRC. YVJJD—Feature hour. WMCA—Golden’s Orcliestra. WPG—Silver Slipper Orchestra. YVQJ —Orchestra: radio artists. YVTAM—RoyaI Arcadians. 10:15 P. YI. YVIiBM period period. YVRNY Edison prize 10:20 P. Yl—KDKA—Concert. 10:30 P. YI. —YVYYV—Carnival. WBBM —Melody hour. WGN—Music. WGY —Organ. WHN—Cotton Club Orchestra. WMAK—Organ. 10:15 P. Yl.—YVSß—Concert. 11:00 P. YI.—KPO Feature program WBAP—Melody Boys. WCFL—Entertainers. YVEBH—Orchestra: songs YVHO—Dance. WJAZ—Vocal and Instrumental. YVLlß—Popular program YVJlCA—Broadway Night. 11:30 J\ YI. —WHBM—Supper Club. KGO —Musical Bears

Concert Music 7:3O—KDKA, WBZ. 8:00—WBBM, WGBS. B:3O—YVRNY', WHAD. 9:OO—WGN, KSD. 9:30 —WBBM. 10:00—KGO, WGN.

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Anniversary Program to Be on Air Friday Night

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First anniversary of The Indianapolis Times radio programs will he observed over WFBM, Merchants Heat and Light Company station, from the Severin studio Friday night. On this anniversary festival program, The Times will introduce two great entertaining units. The first unit will be Krauss Cardinal Orchestra, n dance organization which plays on definite nights each week at Hyde Park dance hall. H. Carl Krauss, manager and pianist, brought his organization before The Times’ microphone several times last season. Their programs were great faY’orites. Tho second unit will be headed by Miss Kathleen Bumbaugh, contralto, who is a favorite on Times programs, and it is fitting that this splendid artist he on the anniversary program with Krauss Cardinals. Mrs. F. YV. Glossbrenner, noted harpist and pianist, will accompany Miss Bumbaugh and play several

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