Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 218, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1926 — Page 14

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LATEST BLUES TO BE ON THE TIES RADIOJIONCERT Russ Holler and Orchestra Arrange Fine Program on the Air. By Walter D. Hickman With a program which will include some of the latest blues numbers, Russ Holler will,,bring his orchestra before the microphcfhe tonight at 9:30 o’clock on the regular Friday night concert of The Indianapolis Times over WFBM, from the ciudio at the Severin. In addition to Holler, his orchestra includes Robert Hoover, | Harold Cork, Morris- Conn, Forest Gilbreath, John Carlin, Ray Cork and Lee Crouch. Vocal Soloists and pianists will be j the assisting artists on the program tonight. Beginning at 9:30 o’clock tonight, The Times will present the following program: Part One Russ Holler and his orchestra playing: "Black Bottom,” "I'd Love to Call You My Sweetheart” and "Some of These Days." Part Two Myles Beville, tenor, with Russell i Mack at the Baldwin Grand, in a Bong cycle. Part Three Russ Holler and his orchestra playing: "Sunday," “My Sweetie’s Due at Two to Two,” with vocal refrain by Harold Cork: "Mighty Lak a Rose,” Holler’s own and "Breezin’ Along.” Part Four Miss Francis McConnell, pianist, ■Jrtaying: “Indeed I Do,” "Falling in Dove” and "Sunday.” Part Five David M. Honigfeld, tenor, sing- 1 tng "Because Love You” and "Just fe. Little Love, a Little Kiss.” Miss 'Frances Clarke at the piano. Part Six Russ Holler and his orchestra Maying: "The Birth of the Blues,” on the Ganges,” with vocal refrain by Morris Kahn; “By the Sign of the Rose” and anew number, yet unnamed, composed by | members of the orchestra. Holler ; would like to hear frcm radio listeners what name they would suggest for this number. Part Seven Miss Frances McConnell playing and "Thinking of You.” Part Eight David M. Honigfeld singing “A ReBolve” and "Elegie” in French. Miss Frances Clarke at the Baldwin Grand. Part Nine Russ Holler and his orchestra playing: “Dream of Love,” "Precious,” “Do You Ever Think of Me" and “That’s Why I Love You.” Part Ten Myles Beville in a song cycle. Part Eleven Rnss Holler and his orchestra playing: "Hard to Get Gertie,”

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On Times Concert T onight

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David M. Honigfeld

A .-inger new to patrons of The Times radio programs will be introduced tonight over WFBM from the Severin when David M. Honigfeld, tenor, sings. "Thinking,” “Weary,” sung by the entire band, and “Meadow Lark.” There probably will be a surprise artist introduced during the program.

Concert Music 7:3O—WPG, WHO. 8:00—WSB, KDKA. 8-30—WPG, WBAL. 9:OO—WBA, KTHS. 9:3O—WBAP, WOW. 10:00—WGR, WFI.

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