Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1936 — Page 19

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Henry A. Wallace fo Discuss Drought || Insurance in NBC. Broadcast Tonight; Kostelanetz Takes Rhumba Seriously

Burns and Allen Have New Singer for Wednesday Night Shows.

TINY BROADCASTER 4 YEARS OLD

Outline of a crop insurance plan, wherein drought area farmers would be compensated for crop losses, is expected to be the high point of an address by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace from Kansas City at 9 o'clock tonight over the NBC Blue network. Mr. Wallace is to be honor guest at the International Baby Chick Convention in the Missouri metropolis. This will be the Cabinet member’s first public pronouncement on crop insurance administration.

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It’s a safe bet that most of us who have heard Latin American music played by authentic native | orchestras and by ‘Andre Kostelanetz’ 45-piece band prefer the latter's brilliant symphonic arrangements. Mr. Kostelanetz says this is because the Northerner’s ear

_is accustomed to melody more than 4-year-old ICUSS ME Z=Al " - A : Tok de pa . 750 Si AR Arca

Bound to get up in the world

—even if she has to stand on a chair. The tiny broadcaster is Anne Shelley,

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—By Al Capp WHEE Hd ) - On Ty ENF 2 E 1 that he lavishes as much care on a T popular tune or tango as on more’ : : . ) ” serious music which featured his Yr J : . : . 7 7 accompaniment of Lily Pons’ pro- : 6 o'clock tonight 7 . " h 2 ; 7 € ; grams last winter. .His good taste l : 2 ; i. > : : | (na : : and knowledge of the orchestra, as on WLW. \ 2 i formance, have a way of making \ J 2) almost any music interesting. : : y N SoA , 5 Tonight at 7 o'clock, and again : ; : Po N on Friday, Mr. Kostelanetz is to : : i ; Rhythm Singers in taking care ot the North American swing. Both TT 717 I. . oft programs are over WFBM: LI LE MARY MIXUP . By Brinkerh DI # 2 = ¢ SY AND HE WAS SMART _ Nor 6O TO | DONT worrY-we' WU - Ek NoT To LaT us Go Nev: So WON'T You saw This § OUT IN THE BoAT- HN STORM COMING -WeE MB

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(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program an- o g ’ = - nouncements caused by station changes after press time.) ; :

“dubbed” for nonmusical actors in INDIANAPOLIS INBIANApOLIS CINCINNATI CHICAGO ; § musical sequences of motion pic- (CBS Net.) (NBC Net.) (NBC.Mutual) ony 2 < ; C : tures. ¢ TA: ENE 7 \ = : ! A Young Newell was chosen for the Eton Boys rane eeeee. Fiyins ame Pi , G AZ » A / comedians’ program only 24 hours Tea Tunes N Songs - Toy Band Lady before he went on the air with them. Renfrew . Annie Maestro Eddy Duchin had been on tour and auditions were postponed until he could attend. They're all on the air at 6:30 o'clock tonight over WFBM. 8 8 ” Light clothing, light food and light fiction are the traditional summer order, but radio is different. According to NBC's Audience Mail Department, fan letters are on the increase, and flippancy has reached an all-time low during.the past few weeks. College research students keep the department busy with demands for bibliographies, schedules and transcripts. Favorite subjects on which graduate students pin their M. A.

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shown in arrangements and perfeature rhumbas and tangos. He also aa : { : : : : i pr j ’ will assist Baritone Ray Heatherton ; ny ; ; A 72 A oo : and Kay Thompson and her : [8.0 wy vias ses symm, ns \ B%, : N | : : A 4 [RS 4: Jimmy Newell, who took Milton

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and tourists ask for masonwits | THURSDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS

mefwork programs. Oiner students INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI CHICAGO want advice on radio carerrs. Most WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 WGN 720 (CBS Net.) (NBC Net.) (NBC-Mutaal) (Mutual" Net.)

boys want to be announcers, with Chuck Wagon Devotions Cheerio «.ccc.. «ss. Golden Hour

‘engineering running second. .Girls usually say “I'm willing to start at Chuck Wagon +..... NEWS, ..co..ceeeess Cheerio Golden Hour eur You HAVE To ' ; Musical Clock TAKE Your || BROTHER, ILL SHOW NO

‘anything.” News ? From rural communities come Musical $loek nandler ........-Bakers | || FAVORITISM! THIS IS A

numerous requests for—of all things Musical Clock ....Aunt Mary —“rhumba schedules.” It seems boys and girls are organizing dancing classes which meet at the county seat whenever there's a good rhumba or tango program on the air. ” » o That old siren, Hollywood, has lured two more popular net-workers

to the camera. Dorothy Lamour, known as the NBC “glamor girl,”

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Landon Preview ...Light Opera Landon Preview ....Light Oper entries, are expected to draw 50,000 spectators.

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Indianapolis radio stations WFBM | 4: ; and WIRE are to be included in - the Federal Communications Com- | whatever you please, but it will

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mission study. Nothing definite can ‘be determined regarding the future of the local stations until the program is laid down and possible allocations made a year or more from now, it was announced in Washington.

Good Music BY JAMES THRASHER

In the absence of Frederick Stock and Eric De Lamarter, conductor and assistant conductor, respectively, of the Chicago Orchestra, tonight's Grant Park concert is to be conducted by Clarin ys Divisge, of Dr. De marter. e symphony is to be the Franck D minor, and WGN will be broadcast a half hour

certainly never be a symphony!’ “This,” the author adds, “was .the attitude of the Conservatoire in the year of grace 1889.” Disliked by Others

He also tells of Gounod, the composer of “Faust,” remarking to his coterie of devoted students, as he left the concert hall, that the symphony was “the affirmation of impotence pushed to dogma.” M. d'Indy and the world today, however, are of a different opinion. As for the shocking employment of the horn—Richard Strauss in the next decade ‘used a wind

machine in his “Alpine” symphony.

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