Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1936 — Page 21

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~ Homer Rodeheaver to Lead WFBM Presentation at 7:30 P. M.

Those madcap comics, Col. Stoopnagle and Budd, are to burhiesque on Town Hall ‘Tonight at 17 o'clock, WLW, the increasingly

popular Community Sing program. The studio aucience, Uncle Jim's amateurs and tha boy's in Peter Van Steeden’s orchestra will assist the Colonel and his partner in a comic version of group singing. Appearing in Fred Allen's spot during the summer, Stoopnagle and Budd have made a hit with their senseless comedy and hilarious parodies. » ” tf J Beginning at 7:30 p, m. tonight, while Town Hall Tonight is on the air, the booming voice of Homer

Rodeheaver, trombone-playing even-

gelist, is to lead the Community Sing}

audience in a program which WFBM is to broadcast, A former associate of Billy Sunday, Mr. Rodeheaver is well known here, having appeared before many club and church groups. Armed with his trusty trombone, Mr. Rodeheaver traveled through Africa recently converting natives by playing hymns. Old favorites of a generation ago, “A Bicycle Built for Two,” and “Seeing Nellie Home" | are among the songs to be featured on tonight's program. Although a bachelor, Mr. Rodeheaver has had considerable suc-

cess as a matchmaker. Various fans

have written him that hearing their old favorites has rekindled the spirit of romance.

When Show Boat is aired at 7 p. m. a week from tomorrow over WIRE, the program will feature new voices, comedy, characters and plot. Lanny Ross is to resume his role as master of ceremonies, and Al Goodman and his 30-piece orchestra are to replace Gus Haenschen. A dialect comedian to be known as Horace Nimble is to be added to the cast. Mollasses ’'n’ January, Maria, Tiny Ruffner and Ross Graham are to remain aboard the “ship.” Captain Henry, Mary Lou and the Westerners will bid farewell to the program after tomorrow night.

A re-enactment. of the airplane search for Edward Metelski through New Jersey marshes last fall is to be produced on the Gang Busters program at 8 p. m, tonight over WFBM. Metelski recently was executed for murder of a police officer. A large parabolic microphone will be installed in the studio to give the effect of space and distance, and the actor impersonating the airplane pilot will speak through a special microphone. » » »

“Religion in Music,” a type of program featured frequently on the Music Box Hour, is to be heard again at 6:30 tonight over WGN. The program will present Nina Paisley singing “Oh Lord I Am Not Worthy,” while Ellis Frakes, baritone, will feature, “Open. the Gates of Temple.” : “Virginio aruoet is to ‘present a 85-piece orchestra playing “The Rock of Ages,” and Mr. Marucci will play “Ave Maria” as a violin sole. The orchestra also is to play “The Holy City.” and an a capella choir is to sing “Praise. God From Whom All Blessings Flow.”

The rivalry between Clifford and Jack Barbour over Eva Mills is to be climaxed in One Man's Family program at 6 o'clock tonight over WLW. For several weeks Jack has been bragging ‘of his successful courtship with Miss Mills, and Clifford promises to deflate his younger brother’s ego tonight. Irrepressible Jack is not worrying about it.

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"A. program illustrative of the wide range of music applicable to band performance is to be presented at 8 o'clock tonight over WFBM by Arthur Pryor -and band. Numbers to be featured include “Jersey Shore,” “Badinage,” the sextet from “Lucia” and “The Boy and the Birds.”

A description of a shower of meteors passing through the earth’s atmosphere is to be broadcast over WIRE at 9:45 o'clock tonight on the Shooting Stars broadcast. ‘Observitig. the . natural phenomenon from the sixty-fifth floor of the RCA Building roof in New York City, Hans Christian Adam-

nouncer, are to give their impressions to the radio audience.

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Homer Rodeheaver (above),

wombonssplaving song leader, is to

direct the Community Sing broadcast at 7:30 tonight over CBS gnd-

WFBM. A former associate of the

late Billy Sunday, the evangelist,

Mr. Rodeheaver is well known in Indianapolis. The jovial manner and booming voice of Mr. Rodeheaver is or v=

ing a. great success in encouraging. of yesterday and today.

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