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Fishing The Air BY G. SHITBERT FRYE Alt references are Central Standard Time

WHEN Purdue and Butler Universities line up between the backboards at Purdue tonight for a basketball contest, WBAA, the Purdue radio station operating on 273 meters, will have its “mike” carefully adjusted for sending the game over the ether to Hoosier faas. The broadcast will start at 7:30. A program of selections from tragic operas, brightened by a number of lighter pieces, will be presented by the Continentals in an hour’s program which will be broadcast through stations associated with the NBC Blue network at 8 tonight. The Continentals are under the direction of Cesare Sodero, Maestro of NBC grand opera productions. The singers will be Astrid FJelde, soprano; Grace Leslie, contralto; Allan Jones, tenor, and Frederic Baer, baritone. The program for this broadcast follows: Overture, “Mesaniello” Auber Orchestra Madrigal, “Romeo ancWullet” Gounod Intermezzo, “Jewels of the Madonna" Wolf-Ferrarl Orchestra Ah, Mon Fils, from “Le Prophete” Meyerbeer Contralto solo Credo from “Otello" Verdi Baritone solo Ballet Music from “Coppella" Delibes Orchestra O Tol Out Prolongeas Mes Jours from T ‘lphlgenie en Taurts” Gluck Soprano solo Dance of the Camorrists from "Jewels of the Madonna” Wolf-Ferrarl Orchestra Aubade from “L’Roi d’Ys” Lalo Tenor solo Overture: “The Merry Wives of Windsor” Nicolai orchestra Strauss’ waltz, “Southern Roses,” will be heard in the hour of Slumber Music, broadcast by WJZ, New York, at 10 tonight. The complete program for this broadcast follows: “Lullaby” Brahms Overture. "Orpheus” Offenbach “Southern Roses” (waltz) Strauss “Cadiz” Albenlz Selection: “Cavallerla Rustlcana” Mascagni “Minuet” Paderewski Meditation, “Ave Maria” ....Bach-Gounod “Wedding of the Rose” .Jessel “Romance” Merlcanto “Angelus” “Pete Bobeme” Massenet “Arama Egyptian Serenade” Llncke "Marche Militalre” Schubert An ancient, medieval troubadour song, said to be 500 years old and I ever before heard on the air, a sixart chorus and a special arrangement of an old English Christmas krol by Charming Lefebvre, organ; I, will feature the second of the

{newly-inaugurated half hours of the Seiberling Singers at 7 tonight from WEAF, New York, through the NBC Red network. The complete half-hour program of the Seiberling Singers will be as follows: “Swing Along” ...Will Marion Cook Chorus. Orchestra and Organ Through the Woods Is Creeping” (Medieval troubadour song) _ Arr. by Marshall Bartholomew . Chorus, unaccompanied “Serenade;' Saint-Saens ~, Alto Clarinet, and String Orchestra What Shall We Do With a, Drunken Sailor?” old dea chantev „„ .. Chorus and Orchestra “Gavotte and Musette” Raff Orchestra "Good King Wenceslas” (Old English carol) Arr. by Channlng Lefebvre Chorus, unaccompanied “Battle Hymn of the Monks”.. .Max Bruch Chorus. Orchestra and Organ The Crosley Ensemble, directed by Emil Heerman, will radiocast String Quartet in C Minor by Beethoven; a selection by Dohnanyi, and “Bandanna Sketches” by C. C. White at 7:15 tonight from WLW, Cincinnati. Following this short group at 8 will be sent out the concert of the Formica Orchestra playing American Indian music. This program will be heard as follows; “Dance of the Sun Feast” Waller Suite from BaUet Music “Hiawatha” ... _ . 8. Coleridge-Tayior (a) The Wooing (b) The Marnage Feast (c) Bird Scene <d) Conjurer's Dance (and) Departure (f) Reunion Tenor Solo “On Away Awake Beloved” (Hiawatha) from an Indian Lodge (Sketches) Mac Dowell Suite from Ballet "Minnehaha” S. Coleridge-Tayior (a) Love Song (b) The Pursuit Tenor ‘Thunder Waters” Cadman “Indian War Dance” Bellstedt The two travellers, "Cotton” and “Morpheus” who have run the gauntlet of experiences with their portable radio set, “Hector,” will entertain NBC Red network listeners at 7:30 tonight broadcasting from WEAF, New York. The musical program of the “Sealy Air Weavers” to which they will listen through their portable radio set and share with NBC Red network listeners will Include the following selections: “Egypt” (dance) Seaman-Smoley “Gondoliers" (concert) Nevln “Echoes of Ireland” (dance) Lange “Flapperette” (banjo solo* Greer “Sweetheart Memories” (waltz) Davls-Burke “Wherever You Are”...... .Hanley-Dowling The first of the Christmas programs to be given over WMAQ, Chicago, is scheduled for tonight at 8. Leon Bloom, pianist, and other in-

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strumentalists will occupy the first hour of the program. The choir of the St. James Methodist Episcopal Church, of which Tina Mae Haines is director, will sing Christmas carols during the second half of the program. Miss Haines' choir specializes in singing unusual, but beautiful and little known carols.

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WFBM (1090-275) INDIANAPOLIS s:oo—Late News and Sports (Indianapolis Times). B:ls—Safety Talk by bergeant Frank Owens. 6:3o—lndianapolis Athletic Clnb and Columbia Club Orchestras. 7:Bo—Kfuse Connell He-r (Marott Hotel). 8:00—Leo Lando Hour of Old Fashioned Music. B:3o—Bridge Whist Game. B:oo—American Legion Boxing Match— Gus Habich Cos. —Wednesday— Noon—Acme Evans Grain Market Report WKBF (1190-252) INDIANAPOLIS (Hoosier Athletic Club) F. M. s:oo—Late Newa Bulletins and Sports. 6:oo—Santa Claus, courtesy of People's Outfitting Company. 6:3o—lndianapolis Fold Dealers Assn. B:3o—Purchasing Agents Banquet. Roof Garden, Severin Hotel. —Wednesday— A. M. 10:00—Recipe Exchange. 10:30—live Stuck Market; Weather Forecast, by United States Department of Agriculture. 10:45—Children’s Program, by Irvington School of Music. Noon—Zarinr Egyptian Theater; “Burkie” Burkette. Organist. WBAA (Pnrdue) Lafayette 7:3o—Basketball. Purdue vs. Butler. WLW Clneir.natl 6:oo—Santa Claus and his entertainers. 6:oo—Bandbox Boys. 6:3o—Orchestra. 7:oo—Accordion and baritone. 7:ls—Crosley Ensemble. B:oo—Formica Concert Orchestra. 9:oo—Organ. 9:30 —Studio. 10:00—Henry Thies’ Orchestra. WLB, Chicago s:ls—Organ. s:3o—Sports. 6:oo— Supperbell program: markets. 6:3o—Sports: Orchestra. 7:00— Tony's Scrap Book. 7:lo—Etude Radio Hour. KYW, Chicago 6:oo—Uncle Bob. 6:3o—Kentucky Serenaders. 9:oo—Congress Carnival. 10:30—Kentucky Serenaders. KDKA. Plttsbnrgh s:oo—Dinner concert. Strlngwood Ensemble. 6:OO—NBC programs. WGY, Schenectady s:oo—Stocks; news* s:3o—Santa Claus. 6:00 —Ten Eyck Hotel Orchestra. 6:3o—Madrigal Mixed Quartet. 7:OO—NBC Programs. WHO. Det Moines 7:3o—Bankers Life Little Symphony and Soloists. B:3o—Automatic Agitators. 9:OO—NBC Programs. WOC. Davenport s:4s—Chimes. 7:oo—Studio. 7:OO—NBC Programs. ‘ WEAF. New York 6:oo—Waldorf! -Astoria dinner music to WTIC. WRC. WCAE. 6:oo—Ukulele, banjo, xylophone. 6:ls—Talk, “The Modern Woman.** 6:3o—National Musicalites. ■ 7:oo—The Seiberling Singers to WEI. WTIC, WJAR, WTAO, WCBH. WRC. WGY, WGR. WTAM. WWJ, WEBH, raD. WHO. WOW. WDAF. IJVOO. WFAA, WHAS. WSM, WMC. WSB,

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WFI. WCAE, WSAI, WRHM, WOC. 7:3o—Sealy Air Weavers. To WEAF. WFI. WRC. WGY. WRG, WCAE. WTAM, WWJ. WEBH. KSD. WDAF, KVOO, WFAA. 8:00 —Howard Correct Time. To WEEI, WJAR, WFI. WRC. WGY. WCAE. m WTAM, WWJ, WSAI. WEBH. KSD, w WOQ WDAF 8:00 —Eveready Hour. To WEEI, WJAR, WFI. WRC, WGY, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, WWJ, WSAI. WGN. KSD, WCCO, WOC, WDAF. WHAS, WSM, WMC. WSB. 9:oo—Auction Bridge Games. To WEEI, WTIC, WJAR. WTMJ, WTAG, WCSH. WFI. WRC. WGY. WRG, WTAM. WWJ, WSAI, WGN, KSD, WOC, WCCO. WHO. WOW, WDAF, HAS. WSM. WMC. WSB. 9:oo—Rolfe’s Palais DOr Orchestra. To WFI. WGY, WSAI. WTMJ. KSD. WHO, WMC, WRC, WOW, WGR, 10:30—Jannsev-'s Holbrau Orchestra. To WHO, CSD. WJZ, New York s:oo—Hotel Manager Orchestra. 6:oo—Frank Dole—“ Wire Hair Fox Terriers.” 6:ls—The Granadas. B:3o—Cook's '.’ravelogue—“South Africa.” 7:oo—Strombeig-Carlson Hour. To WBZ, WBZA, VBAL. KDKA, KYW. B:oo—The Continentals—KDKA, KYW. WHAM. WJR. 9:oo—The Gan* boliers. 9:3o—Travers md Benda with Jazz Zither 10:00-11:00—Slumber Music. WI. Philadelphia. s:3o—Dinner music. s:ss—Agriculture reports, markets. 6:oo.—Uncle Wip. 9:oo—Weekly movie. .9:30—El P-zle Dance Orchestra. 10:00 —Art Cooean and Dance Orchestra. WPG, Atlantic City B:4s—OrganJ

6:os—Shelborn Dinner Music. 6:3s—Playground highlights. B:oo—Chalfonte-Hadaon Hall Duo Trio. 9:oo—Radio Auction Bridge. 9:3o—Studio. 10:00—Atlantic City Casino Dane® Orchestra. _ _ . . _ 10:30—Silver Slipper Supper Club Dance Orchestra. WHAM, Rochester 8:30 —Stocks; markets. s:4s—Hotel Ten Eyck dinner musle. 6:30—Book chat. 6:4s—Studio. , 7:OO—NBC program. 8:00—Cornell Glee and Instrumental Club. 9:3o—Studio. 10:00—News; weather. 10:05—Homesteaders. WHN, New York s:oo—Leow’s Hillside Theater Orchestra. 6:oo—lceland Dance Orchestra. 6:3o—Will Oakland's Chateu. 7:oo—Level Club Concert Orchestra. 7:3o—The Cavaliers. B:3o—Prince Piottl, entertainer. B:4s—Poems. B:so—Helene Boshop, soprano. WBZ. Soprano. 5:10 —Weather: news; orchestra. s:4s—Santa Claus. s:4s—Novelties. 7:OO—NBC program. B:oo—Music. 9:oo—Chet Frost'and his Bostonians. WBAL Baltimore s:oo—Sandman. s:3o—Dinner music . 6:3o—Male quartet. 7:OO—NBC program. B:oo—Ensemble: soloist. 9:00 —Dance orchestra. i WGR. Buffalo 8:804-Van Surdam’s Statler Orchestra. 6:4s—Sclenfe survey. 7:OO—NBC programs. 10:30—Thef>|jr frolics.

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WRC, Washington 6:oo—Orchestra. 7:OO—NBC programs. I WOR. New York s:ls—Hotel Shelton Ensemble. B:3o—Novelties. 6:3o—Dinner dance. 7:oo—Organ; chimes. 7:3o—Talk on city government. B:oo—Choir Invisible. 9:oo—Piano. 9:ls—Symphonic dance. 9:45—01d French carols. WRNY, New Tork 6:oo—Novelties: entertainers. 7:oo—Edison hour of music. 8:00 —Chester Hall, tenor. B:ls—Vincentlo Mattni. baritone. B:3o—Talk, "What What in Radio.” B:4s—Merriam Sternfleld. coloture soprano . 9:oo—Red and Oray Orchestra. 9:15—01d time song contests. 10:15—Joe Yoeng's Orchestra. NAA. Arlington 7:ls—Pan-American concert. KTHS, Hot Springs B:3o—Handel's “Messiah." KHJ, Los Angeles B:oo—Orchestra and soloists. 6:oo—Variety. 7:Bo—Cadillac-Laßalle Concert. B:oo— Cavaliers Dance Orchestra. WGBS. New York s:oo—Uncle Geebee. 7:oo—Talks. 7:3o—Entertainers. 8:00—Talks: entertainers. B:So—Salvation Army program. WYNS. New York s:oo—Piano; markets, tenor. s:3o—ltalian lessons. 6:3o—Air College. 7:ls—Songs. 7:80 Dickers’* ‘‘Christmas Carol. " B:oD—Talk, “Everybody.” B:2o—Violin, contralto. 9:oo—Musicale.

Daylight Programs

—Wednesday— WLW .Cincinnati A. M. 7:oo—Health exercises. 7:3o—Morning devotion. 9:oo—Woman’s hour. 10:15—Weather, markets, news. Noon—Piano. P. M. I:3o—Radio dealers program. 2:3o—Stocks. 3:00 —Evelyn Nichols, soprano. WLS, Chicago A. M. 9:oo—Livestock: weather: markets. 10:00—Board of Trade markets. 11:40—AlUn Masln, piano. Noon—Rural dinner program. 2:30 —Home makers' hour. 3:3o—Music. , 4:30 Sports. WRNY, New York A. M. 10:00—Keeping fit class. 10:45—Plano. 11:05—Dish-s-day: New Year's cake. 11:10—Book review; songs; talks. P. M. 3:oo—Francis Allison, lyric soprano. 3:ls—Health talk. 3:3o—Trumpeter; violin. 4:oo—Beauty talk. M WEAF, Hew York 7:oo—Mori tng devotion. 7:3o—Cheei'j. T 10:00—“Holiaay Teas and Suppers,” talks. 10:15—Harmony singers.

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10:30—"Ovencraft Talks.” 11:00—Elsie Harmon, soprano. P. M. I:3o—Trio. 215—Fashion letter. 3:oo—Talk, “Holiday Entertainment." 4:oo—Orchestra. WJZ, New York A. M. 11:00 Luncheon music. Noon—Orchestra. P. M. I:oo—Markets', weather; women's talks. 2:oo—Afternoon Players. 2:4s—studio. 3:30-,-Venltian Gondoliers. Robbed Child’s Bank P,v T'niterl Prroa ELKHART. Ind., Dec. 20.—Harry Lanning, 26. is under sentence of one to fourteen years in the State reformatory after entering a plea of guilty to robbing a child’s bank of $36.50 at the home of Mr. and Mrt. Chrales J. Basse, where he was a roomer.

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