Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 196, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1926 — Page 5

NOV. 22, 1926

CONTRALTO TO BE ON AIR PROGRAM Iviiss Ruth Beals Will Sing on Baldwin Hour. The Baldwin Hour of Music, broadcast over WPBM from the Welte-Mignon Salon in the Baldwin jßldg., on Monument Circle, will * present as Its guest artist, Miss Ruth Beals, contralto, this evening. Mias Beals is in the city between concert tours and The Baldwin Piano Company is fortunate in presenting her on Monday’s program. She was formerly soloist at the Church of the Holy Apostles, New York City and the Russel Sage Memorial Church at “Far Rockaway” Long Island, and has recently hlen doing concert work, at ICew Gardens Inn, Long Island. Her song groups will be chosen N from the works of Brahms, Rogers, Dunn, and others. She will also give a group of Negro spirituals In which she excels. Glenn Friermood of this city and Oscar Saegle of New York City are teachers of Miss Beals. Mrs. Carl Lieber Jr., the cellist of the Lincoln Trio, will give a group of solo numbers with the Baldwin Welte-Mignon reproducing piano accompanying and the LincoliT String Trio will play the selections from by Leoncavallo.

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WFBM Merchants Heat & Light Cos. (268 Meters) Monday, Nov. 22 &:30 —Sports and stock market reports, courtesy of The Indianapolis News. 6:oo—Children’s hour, courtesy of the Franklin IJfe Insurance Company. 6:30 —Indianapolis Ath--letic Club Ensemble, George Irish, director Abe Farb. Talk, by F. N. Wallace on "The European Corn Borer— t Where It Has Got In the Middle West,” through the courtesy-of Greene's Flower Shop. 7:00 —Concert, Circle Theater. 8:00 —Baldwin hour. 9:oo—Firestone Corner program. 10:30 —Elcar hour, featuring Charley Davis Orchestra.

[ s Today’s Best Copuriaht. 1026. 6 u United Press WEAF, Hook Up (7 Stations), 10 P. M. (Eastern) —Opera “Lucia dl Lammermoor.” • CNRO, Ottama (435), 9 P. M. (Eastern) —French drama and music. WJZ, New York (454). 8:30 P. M. (Eastern' Henry Hadley's, Orchestra. KTHS, Hot Springs (375), 9 P. M. (Central) —Spanish programs. WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul (416), 8 P. M. (Central) —University program.

Probe Bootlegging in Illinois Prison Bu United Press JOLIET, 111., Nov. 22.—An Investigation to determine whether prisoners in Joliet penitentiary are receiving a regular supply of liquor began here today as the result of the arrest of Peter Kelly, a former guard who was taken into custody outside the walls as, officers said, he was delivering a bottle of moonshine whisky to a trusty. Warden Elmer J. Green, who ordered the Investigation, said that Kelly had been dismissed from State service several months ago when he was found carrying contraband articles Inside the pirsofi. Kelly’s arrest was made by three guards who said they witnessed the transfer of the whisky. Building Permits Sara Gest. garage. 2017 Hillside, $290. S. D. Sample, dwelling. 3940 Hoyt. 51.500. 8. D. Sample, dwelling. 3538 Apple, $1,500. S. D. Sarftple, dwelling. 3539 Oraage. $1,600. John Hoffman, garage. Twenty-First and Dearborn. SSOO. C. D. Paidrick. dwelling. 4525 E. Seventeenth. s£6oo. Jose-Balz Company. 5502 N. Delaware, SB,BOO.

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EVENING PROGRAMS —Nov. 22 6:15 —KDKA (309) —^Coinert. S:3O—VV BZ (333' -=Orehestra. 6:OO—WDAF (365.61 School of the Air. WEAK (1921 Tenor. Columbia University Lecture. W.IR 15171 Goldkette's Orchestra. soloists. VV.IZ (465)—Dinner music, talk. WUC (469) —Dinner mush}. WTAM ( 389.4 I—Theater orchestra. 6:I.S—WCCO ( 416.4 cert orchestra vocal. 6:3O—WBAL (2461— Organ 7:OO—KMOX (280.21 —Orchestra. saxophone. quintet. KDKA (309 I —Concert. \V Alt' (393.9) Varied program. WBAL (3461 Music. WBZ (333) Orchestra, saxophone, piano. I\ LAr (492)—Play. WCX (517)—Studio. WliHl* (270) —Orchestra. WHAZ (379.5)—Music. WHB i 305.(3)—0r chestra. talk, songs. WMCA (311) —Science lecture. WMAK (2(36) —Mu- ' sic. WPG (299.8) —Dinner music. WRC (469) —V lepers. WRVA (256) —lnstrumental quartet. 3VUXY (375) —Songs. Bernie s Orcncsira. WTAM (389.4) —Concert orchestra. 7:I6—WJAR (485)—Music. WGIt (319) —Baritone; readers. 7730—KPRC (322.4) —String orchestra " BAP (475.0)—Concert. WOHP (270)—famous Composers. WGHB i206) Varied program. WHO (526)—Pliilbrrek's orchestra WO) (270)—Lee ture; music. IVOR (405.2)—“Topics. Klein’s Strcnaders. WPG (299.8) •tudio. WJZ (4551 8:00 —KFUO 1545.1) Talk: music. K " v (?80.2> KMOX orchestra. WAKG (316)—Music. WBZ 1333! j Shriners’ Band, WBAL 1240) —Mayor! of Baltimore * WAAM (fß3)—Elder ! tainment. WCCO (416.4)—University i of Minnesota, pro-rram. VVGBF (23(1 ( —, , Dance WGR (319)—Glee Club. WJR ’ (5171—Studio. WHO (5201 Trio; 1

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I soloist. WHS (361.2)—Music. 3VMAK < 2681 —Negro Spirituals and melodies II I’U—l299.Bl —Concert or. hcstr.i V>oo I J. 558 21 —• Sesquicentennial program. )'RM U7o) Radio talk: lomn-it ; series. WRVA (256)—“Virginia Lore." Melody Bovs WSB (428.3)—Agricultural Foundation. WSM (283.81 Studio. WTIC (475.9)—Polyplionlans ' 9:IO—WBAL (246)—Ensemble. 9:IS—WMCA v(3U i—Music. 8:30 —KFAB 13)40.8 I— Orchestra, auartet KPRC (296 9)—Tenor, studio. KOA (322.4) —Book of Knowledge. W !■' A A (475.9)—Agricultural program. WBZ (333)—Tenor, banjoist. WJZ (455 i West Point Cavaliers. WGHP (4370) Aatrinosoloists. WMC (499.7) Orchestra. WSMB (319)—Orchestra and songs. ( 8:to—WRVA (256)—Surprise program. B:s(t—r-WSU (484) Music, rcacfiiig 9:OO—KFKX (288.31—Music. KM A (401) —Trio. KMOX (230.2) —Ether, logue. Columbia Mo. KOA (33“4t Instrumental program. KTHS (374.8) —Ballads and comedy. WBAL (246 i Staff concert. WGR (319)—Royal Hawaiians. pianist. WHN (301.2)—Music. WMAK (266)—Toddy orchestra. WMBC (257)—Dance, soloists. WRC

Concert Music 7:3O—WGHP, KOA. 8:00—KMOX, WGR. B:3O—KPRC, WBZ. 9:OO—KFKX. IVOR. 9:3O— WJZ, KMc.Y. 10:00—,KGO, “WTIC.

o*tT3.37—Aepre spinrmis WO A W (o2fl) —Special progrnm. WPG 1299.8) —“Movies.” studio program WRVA—-(2SO)V-"Ou.- Mail Ere WHO ‘469' Da vis Syncopators. IVRNY ( 37.7)—Music. WTAM (389.4)—Concert orchestra. 9:IS—KOA • 322.4) —Scientific football. WCAU (278)—Vocal, Club Cadix Orchestra. 9:2S—KOA ( 322 4)—Studio. 9:3O—KMOX (2811.2) Ooliestra Milo ists. WBAP (475.3) Old Time i-'mi dlers. W.IZ i 455)—Waldorf Orrlt-sira WOO (508.2) Orchestra. V’O ' (405.2) Negro Spirituals V.'RVA (2561 —Orchestra 9:4S—KTHS (374.8) Organ and banjo orchestra.

Silent Today Central—KLDK, \ KYIV. WBf’N, WCBD, WGES, WIIT. II I,S, IV.) JD, WOC. WOK. WMAQ, WON. WEIR. IYENR. \.QI, WHAS, WCFL. Eastern— WEßJ. WREO, WFI, WGBS. WIP. WBRR. Far West—KlM, KPSN

10:00—KGO (361.2)—Tri0: Tic Gonde liers KFI ‘4o7)—Bf mt-classicnl. KPO (428.31—Music. KMOX (280.2)—Musiq Lovers' Hour. WBAL (2401 Dance 146131—Dance. WEAF (492) —Dance. WGR 3191—Loner Orchestra. WOR (405.2) Dance. WPG WSM (282 Si Sere nadirslYTlO (475.9)—Capitol orgui, WTAM o(Bo.4)—Orchestra. 10:10—WCCO (4164)—Orchestra 10:30—KDK\ (309)—Concert 10:45—WSB (428.3)—Melody Artists. 11:00—KF1 14071 Oroln tra vocal WAHG 131 0) —Varietv urogram. WI'.AP (475 9)—Loulsis'i-i Strcnad >s. WHO (520)—Dam- WHN (381.9) Or ihestra.. WMCA (341) —McAlpin Entertainers 11:15—WSUT (483 o)—Organ. 11:30 —WCCO (410 41—Organ 41:4,5—WDAF (305.0)—Nighthawk fridir

Dancing 7:3O—WHO. 8:00—WOBF. 8:30 WJZ. WMC, WSMB. 9 00- WRC. 9IVRAP. lI*UVA. WOO. 10 0 IV R vl,, WEAK. 10:45 —WSB. 11:09- -IVRAP, WHO. 11:45—WDAF. 12:00—KPO.

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