Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 197, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1927 — Page 9

DEC. 26, 1927

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Fishing The Air BY G. SHUBERT FRYE All references are Central Standard Time

THE Baldwin Piano Company submits an elaborate Christmas program tonight on the Baldwin hour at 7:30 over WFBM, Indianapolis. The Christ Church male choir of fifty voices, under the direc- * tion of Cheston Heath, choirmaster and organist, will sing a program of t Christmas numbers. This choir is one of the outstanding male choirs * of the city and State, and has developed a gratifying ensemble, since 1 its initial appearance scarcely a i year and *a half ago. Soloists are k Paul Raymond, basso, and Master 1 Maurice Fowler. The instrumental ■ numbers will be furnished by a ■ string trio composed of Mrs. Harold Ib. West, violin: Janet Little, ’cello, ■ and Mrs. William Duthie, pianist, Hand there will be piano solos, played ■upon the Baldwin Welte-Mignon reI producing piano. ■ Mrs. Bertha Miller Ruick has ar-. V ranged the program, which will be [ heard as follows: L String Trie—“The First Noel’’ (Transcribed r by John Howard i. Mrs. Harold West, violin: Janet Little. [ cello; Mrs. William Duthie. piano. L “Good King Wenceslas." arranged by * Saar Traditional Bohemian "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear” Sir Arthur Sullivan Christ Church choir with Paul Raymond, bass soloist. String Trio— _ , . “Allegretto” Pache , “Serenade” Victor Herbert “The Birthday of a King” Neidlinger Incidental Solo—By Master Maurice Fowi lcr. Christ Church Choir. , “Frntaisie on Xmas Airs." Played by Ferruccio Busoni, Italy's greatest pianist, Welte-Mignon reproducing piano. ■ “Oh! Holy Night” (French) Adams Christ Church Choir. 1 “Spanish Dance” Moskowskl I “Londonderry Air” Kreisler i “Come Ye Shepherds” (eight parts! Traditional Bohemian Christ Church Choir. /We'ter-Mignon Christmas number. ’'This Is The Month” Hugh McKinnon Christ Church Choir. I "Christmas Pastorale” .....Vannah String Trio. , “G’ory to God” Pergolesl Christ Church Choir. The program of the International ■Bible Students’ Association, broad- ■ cart by WKBF, Indianapolis at 7:30 ■ tonight, will be composed of the folr loving numbers: . Pis io—”ln the Forest” Staub * Mrs. R. c. Hiller. Vic in—" Fifth Air” Dancla Jack Ford. a Ac! rcua—"Was the Death of Jesus a I eceaaity?” L. t. Reynolds. B Fir :io—-•The Poe’s Harp” ..Mendelssohn \ Mrs. R. C. Hiller. A(ic!in —"Adoration” Borowski Jack Ford. k Accompanist, Mrs. R. C. Hiller. An hour of popular dance music rd light opera selections, will be Kisented from WFBM, Indianapor by the Willys-Knights, tonight i 9:30. The program .includes two

very hot dance selections: “Clementine From New Orleans” and “Go Joe Go.” A fine vocal trio arrangement is given with “Barbara” and “Bye Bye Pretty Baby.” The Christmas program for Genefral Motors, beginning at 8:30 this evening, will include specially selected and arranged music for the Yuletide season by a band and a symphony orchestra, with Merle Alcock, the famous Metropolitan contralto, as the vocal star of the entertainment. It will be broadcast from the new studios of the National Broadcasting Company over a chain of twenty-seven stations, extending as far west as Omaha and Kansas City. In addition to Miss Alcock’s singing and to classical and popular music by the orchestra and band, the lively, joyous spirit of Christmas will be emphasized by selections by Joe Green’s marimbaJiand, which has already popularized itself in the General Motors program. “The Farewell March” from Joseph Joachim Raff’s “Leonore Symphony” will be heard during the hour of Slumber Music which will be broadcast by the NBC Blue network at 10 tonight from WJZ, New York. The complete program for this broadcast folio.vs: lullaby” Brahms March— Leonore Symphony” Raff Overture—" Des Marionettes” Gurlitt “Romance” Wieniawski Violin solo. Selection—“ Robin Hood” De Koven “Midsummer Night's Serenade"... .Albeniz "Wedding of the Rose” .Jessel "Evening Devotion" Oscar Kohler "Lamento" Gabriel Marie 'Cello solo. Fairy Tales—- " Folk Songs” Komzak "Adagio Pathetique" Godard “Old Refrain” Kreisler “Menuet” Boccherini A brief but interesting program will come from WEAR, New York, over the NBC Red network at 6:15 tonight, at which time the following four numbers will be heard: “Serenade” Haydn "Menuet Op. 78” Schubert "Tarantella” Faff “To a Wild Rose” MacDowell

Dial Twisters Central Standard Time

WFBM (1090-275) INDIANAPOLIS Gndlanapolis Power and Light Cos.) i;o<^—Baldwin Now Record Hoar.

-By Williams

—By Ahern

s:oo—Late News and Sports (Indlan- . apolix Times). 6:3o—Circle Theater. 7:3o—Baldwin Piano Company. B:3o—WUlys-Knigbt Concert. 9:3o—Carr Tire Company. 10:30—Radio Frolic by Charlie Davis Orchestra, Columbia Club. WLW, Cincinnati 6:oo—Henry Thles’ Orchestra. 6:Bo—Aviation chat. 6:4o—Orchestra. 7:oo— Monitor Home Fires program. 7:3O—K. I. O. Minstrels. B:ls—Studio. 9:oo—Henry Thles’ Orchestra. 9:3o—Vocal solos. 10:00—Orchestra. WMAQ, Chicago s:oo—Topsy Turvy Time. 6:oo—Chicago Theater organ recital. 6:3o—Jack Chapman’s orchestra. 6:4s—Stevens Hotel orchestra. 7:lo—Tenor solos. 7:3o—Musical calendar. B:oo—Chain program. 10:00—Stevens Hotel orchestra. KYW, Chicago —tJnele Bob, bedtime story. 6:3o—Chain program. 9:3o—Congress carnival. 10:30—Kentucky serenaders. WLS. Chicago s:ls—Organ recital. s:4o—Pied Piper’s time. 6:oo—Musical program. 6:4o—College Inn orchestra. 6:SS—WLS News Real. 7:oo—Tony's Scrap Book. 7:3o—Harmony Girls: Ford and Glenn. WffJ, Detroit v§lt§£fi , ! w =. 0 1. Th S? ter or * an recital. .22 —Hotel Statler dinner music. 6:oo—News summary. 6:ls—Musical program. 6:4s—CL> a lr program. 7:oo—Studio. 7:3o—Chain programs. WOW, Des Moines s:oo—Market reports. B^t^v, v . 1 fJ 0 „ T " eater orß,n recital. £ .30—Chain program. 7:3o—One minute program. 2 : 22 —Xpusen Tyrewelaer twins. B:3o—Chain program. 9:3o—Piano and violin. 10:00—Chain program. WHO, Omaha s:oo—Chain programs. U:oo—Organ recital. KOIL. Council Bluffs f'22 —News: farm; weather; markets. s:3o—Seven Aces. 7:3o—Slabaugh Quartet. £ : 45—Creighton University health talk. - 9.oo—Uncle Josh; Haymow Harmonizers; Barnyard ensemble. 11:00—Mose and Charlie. 12:00—Chief Razzberry and Indian FowWow. WOC, Davenport 6:3o—Special Christmas program. 7:3o—The Voss Vagabonds. ' B:3o—Chain program. WTAM. Cleveland s:oo—Dance orchestra. 6:3o—Kinney & Levan Radio Tour. i:oo—Willard Questioners. 7:3o—Chain programs. 10:30—Memory’s Garden. KDKA. Pittsburgh s:oo—Little Svmphonj* concert. 6:oo—Chain programs. WGY, Schenectady s:3o—Hotel Van Curler dinner music. 6:2B—"Footnotes.” 6:3o—General Flectric band. 7:oo—Beechnut program. 7:3o—Chain programs. WJZ, New York, NBC Blue Network 8:00—Hotel Manger orchestra. 6:oo— Klein’s Serenading Shoemakera.

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6:Bo—Roxy and His Gang. To WBZ, WBZA, WBAL. WRC. KDKA. KYW. WHO. WOW, WSB, WBT. WSM. B:oo—Rise and Shine. 9:oo—The Neo-Russian String Quartet. 9:3o—The Sunshine Boys with Torre and Biviand. 10:00—Slumber Music. WOR. Newark. Columbia Broadcasting System B:oo—Musical Album of Popular Classics. 9:00 —The Captivators orchestra. WBZ. Springfleld S:OO—M. A. C. Forum. s:ls—Hotel Weldon ensemble. s:3o—News. 6:oo—Health Hints; Hotel Statler orchestra. 6:3o—Chain program. 8:00—Violin and piano. B:3o—Musical program. 9:3o—Troubadours. • WBAL, Baltimore s:oo—Sandman Circle. s:3o—Dinner concert. 6:3o—Chain program. B:oo—Studio concert, tenor, violin and piano. 9:oo—Studio dance orchestra. WFAA. Dallas 6:oo—Collegians orchestra. 7:00—School ol Music recital. 7:3o—Belcanto male quartet. 8:30 —Chain program. 9:3o—Tenor ana piano. WTIC, Hartford E 45—News: Hotel Bond trio. 6 45—Chain program. 7:oo—New Departure Band. 7:3o—Chain programs.

WRVA, Richmond 6:ls—Bedouins Orchestra, 7:oo—Church organ recital. B:oo—History of Old Virginia. 8:10—Blind pianist virtuoso. J. H. Lawrence. 9:ls—The Four Deuces 10:00—Hotel Rlchiuv.ni’: orchestra. 11:00—Carry Me Back to Old Virginia. WIPG. Atlantic City s:4s—Rcouest erger. recital. 6:oo—Hotel Morton ci'nner music. 6:3s—Agricultural talk. B:oo—Studio. B:3o—Hotel Ambassador concert orchestra. 9:oo—Studio. Melody Pal: . 9:3o—Hotel Traymore Grille dance orches- . tra. 10:00—Atlantic City Casino dance orchestra. 10 30—Follies Bergere dance orchestra. WHAM. Rochester s:3o—Stocks, markets. s:4s—Sagamore Hotel orchestra. 6:3o—Chain program. B:oo—Bausch and Lomb concert. ' W’FBL, Syracuse s:2o—Stocks: weather; health talk. s:3s—Onondaga Hotel string quintet. 6:3o—Chain programs. 7:3o—Studio. B:oo—Chain programs. WGBS. New York s:oo—Uncle Geebee. KOA, Denver 5:30 ; predation program. 6:00 jnl rado Theater orchestra. t:ls—Ra!> nad band. 7:ls—Studio orchestra and assisting art- 1 uta.

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WGR. Buffalo 7:oo—Jenny Wren hour. B:oo—Hawaiian ensemble. B:3o—Chain program. WRC. Washington s:oo—Chain program. 5:45 —People's Home hour. 6:3o—Chain programs. 9:30 —Meyer Davis Swanee Syncopators. KIM, Los Angeles s:oo—Musical comedy. 6:oo—Diversity hour. 7;00 —KHJ concert. ' B:oo—Beverly Bearcats dance orchestra. Daylight Program —Tuesday— WFBM (1090-275) INDIANAPOLIS (Indianapolis Power and Light Cos.) Noon—Acme-Evans Grain Market reports. . ~ WLW, Cincinnati A. M. 7:oo—Health exercises. 7:3o—Morning devotions. B:oo—Croslev Women’s hour. B:3o—Musicale. H:os—Organ. P. M. 12:30—Markets. I:3o—Radio dealers’ program. 2:3o—Stocks. 3:oo—Piano. , WMAQ. Chicago A. M. exercises. ' 7:30 —Morning worship. g:4s—Overture hour.

10:00—Home economics hour. Noon—Noontime melodies. P. M. 1:00—Oddz-N-Ends. I:3o—Musical potpourri. 2:45—Y. M. C. A. exercises. 3:oo—Ramos Family. 4:oo—Garden Club. WLS. Chicago A. M. 9:oo—Livestock; weather: question box. 10:00—Grain: produce: "The Farm Whatnot.” Noon—R. F. D. dinnerbell program. P. M. I:oo—Grain. 2:3o—Homemakers’ hour. 3:3o—Music by the Lombards. 4:3o—Sports. KOIL, Council Bluffs A. M. 7:oo—Breakfast program. 10:00—Musical program. P. M. 12:30—Song Jewels. I:oo—Orchestra. I:9o—The housewife's helper. 3:oo—Patricia. WOC, Davenport A. M. 6:4s—Morning drill. 9:45 Opening markets. P M. 3:oo—Home management talk. 4:oo—Novelty entertainment. WGY, Schenectady A. M. s:4s—Setting-up exercises. 7:3o—Cheerio. U:oo—Time ;weather; markets. P. M. I:oo— Organ.

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—By Martin

—By Blosse

—By Crane

—By Small

—By Taylor

SKETCHES BY BESSEY SYNOPSIS BY BRAUCHER

KDKA, Pittsburgh A. M. 9:oo—Stocks; markets. 9:lo—Housewife's hour. W'EAF, New York. NBC Red Network A. M. s:4s—Tower Health exercises. To WEEI, WRC. WGY. WGR. WCAE. 7:00 Federation Morning Devotions. To WRC. 7:15--Paranassus Trio. To WRC. 7:3o—Cheerio. To WEEI. WRC. WGY. 10:15—“How Parents Establish Standards and Ideals.” 10:45—"Current Events.” 11:15—Simone Martuccl and His orchestra. P. M. 12:15—Market and weather reports. 12:30—NBC Studio program. I:ls—Parnassus Trio. 2:ls—Marjorie Dork—“New Figures for 2:3O—NBC Studio program. 3:oo—Manhattan Trio. 3:30-Women’s League United Synagogue of America. 4:oo—Frank Winegar’s orchestra. To WRC. WWJ. WJZ. New York, NBC Blue Network A. M.. 11:00—Park Central Luncheon music. Noon—Yoeng s orchestra. P. M. I:oo—Weather reports. I:os—"Your Daily Menu.” by Mrs. Julian Heath. I:2o—Lucille Blhl. beauty philisipher. I:3o—dice Hyde Foster—“ Gardens.” I:4o—The Afternoon Players. 2:4s—“Coming Events Cast Their Shadows.” 3:ls —Simple stories for children and grown-ups. 3:3o—Venetian Gondoliers. 4:3o—Reports: Stock Market closing prices and quotations. .4:4!—lvy Scoty, entertainer. m