Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1936 — Page 32

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at 6:30 p. m. on WFBM.

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Husing to Interview Noted

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Broadcasters’ penchant for | previews is finding its way in- | to sports. Tomorrow night, in | the lounge of the West Side | Pennis Club at Forest Hills, | Long Island, Ted Husing will get together with a group of top-flighters, past and present, for an informal interview

Dope is slated to be spilled on the National Singles Tournament which opens at Forest Hills Thursday. Among- those present will be Champ Fred] Perry of Eng-| land; Frank! ‘Parker,: Donald | Budge, J. Gilbert Hall, Mr. and Mrs. John Van | Ryn and Caro- | line Babcock, all | of the United | States; Miss| Kay Stammers, | also of England; | Mme. Sylvia Hénrotin and Jacques Brugnon of France, and Guy. Cheng, the tournaments only Chinese entry. Former. tennis stars to be interviewed include Watson Washburn, RR. Norris Williams II, Mrs. George W. Wightman, donor of the Wightman Cup for women; Mrs. Mary Greef Harris and Mrs, Molla Mallory.

Fred Perry

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The major and minor leagues’ _ ban on baseball broadcasts, péerennially threatened, probably will be “settled one way or the other at.the league sessions next December. Pros and cons are to be laid before Judge K. M. Landis at that time.

National pastimers claim that radio hurts the gate. Minor league heads, especially, hold that big league broadcasts are killing minor league ball Radio says they stimulate attendance.

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Meanwhile

sponsors of these

‘broadcasts throughout the country |

are questioning their listeners on game attendance. They will com‘pile their data soon after the season's close and present them to

league presidents for Commissioner

Landis’ later consideration. “Harry McTigue, who play-by-plays home and road games for WIRE, went on the air this week with this question for his listeners: “How many professional baseball

afternoon his first day's batch of answers numbered 81, whose writers had. atended 1576 games, That's 19.46 games apiece. The consensus of opinion among the country’s sports writers is that the broadcasts are on their way outs

x BY JAMES THRASHER

_ Probably the only musical com- | . position with a real McGufley moral is Paul Dukas’ orchestral humor-

esque, “The Sorcerer's Apprentice.” |

Though dealt with much more

amusingly and artistically than the}

American schoolmaster might have handled the same situation, it tells the sad result of great power place in inadequate hands. : Tomorrow at 1 p. m., Howaru Barlow and his Columbia Symphony Orchestra will interpret this tonal narrative. n

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If you don’t know the story, it is of a wizard’s young “stooge” who learns the magic word with which his master makes the broom fetch But alas, he forgets the even more charmed syllables that sus- - pend the broom’s activities. Consequently, the poor lad is about to ‘go under for the third time when the sorcerer returns and saves the day. .. Even on first hearing, the music really does not need this much of a clew. The fluid and pictorial

Other items in Mr. Barlow's program of descriptive music are “Vyscherod,” from Smetana's symphonic suite, “My Fatherland”; the tonal picture of a Spanish celebration, “Fete Dien a Seville” by Albeniz, transcribed by the Spanish condiictor, ArboS, and “Kubla

poser, Charles Grifles. { 2 Because other people's hot dogs! didn't agree with him, Jose Iturbi will not direct tomorrow night's

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concert by the Great Lakes Sym-|

. phony Orchestra Irom Cleveland. The Spanish pianist-conductor objected to the outdoor disturbances of whistles and street cars, and had esthetic dyspepsia caused by a “frankfurter-munching, pop-drinking aadierfce. . Thursday a 45-minute proadcast was held up for nine min-

utes while the audiénce was combed for some one to go on in Mr. Itur-| bi's place to play the piano score | «of Jose Andre's new “Impressions of | Seville.”

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Mr. Iturbi certainly isn't the country’s greatest conductor, but he ranks with Leopold Stokowski as ‘the ' most colorful. There hasn't "been a finer burst of temperament since the last time Mr. Stokowski scolded his audience.

The opening selection on tomorrow's special solo program from Radio City—at 10:30 a. m. on WLW —is to be Rachmaninoff’'s piano "arrangement of Fritz Kreisler's famous - “Liebesfreud,” played by ‘Henrietta Schumann, ~The NBC advance program sheet, in listing the work's composer and transcriber, has “Chrysler-Rach-maninoff.,” Just goes to show how far industry is penetrating into the

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E SATURDAY, AUG. 29, 1936 bi i b ‘Preview’ of National Singles Tennis Tournament to Be Aired Tomorrow; Baseball Broadcasts Facing ‘Trial’

SATURDAY EVENING PROGRAMS

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsibte for inaccuracies in program ane nouncements caused by station changes afier press time.) |

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC Net.)

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.)

* CINCINNATI WLW 700

CHICAGO 7 WGN 20° (NBC-Mutual)

GN 3 {Mutual Net.)

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Swing Session Swing Session . Drama Shop Dramas Shop

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.. Eddie Fitzpatrick Eddie Pitzpatrick boree

.El Chico Sports El Chico Rubinoff ..Bherlock Holmes .. Sherlock Holmes

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Concert’ Hall «v.vee.Jamboree Concert Hall ...s....Jamboree

Barn Dance ..... Barn Dance .

park Concert Park Concert . Smith Ballew

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SUNDAY PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS ® WIRE 1400

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.) (NBC Net.) Aunt Susan Aunt Susan Aunt Susan Aunt Susan

Problems Paradise Church of Air Church of Air

Reveries

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Friendship ...... «s. Beau Geste Friendship Geste St. Louis Blues oe St. Louis Blues ..... Bowers Band

Everybody's Music Everybdoy’s Music Everybody's Music Everybody's Music

.Islanders .Islanders .... .Baseball .Baseball +

Serenade Serenade .. Heifetz, Choir Heifetz Choir

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CHICAGO: WGN 20 {Mutual Net)

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WS .......-..ees.Reviewing Stand Neighbor Nell ....Sunday Concert .« World Is Yours ...Sellers-organ +. World Is Yours ...3afety Program

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Comics Comics Weems Or, Weems Or,

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Tom Terriss ....... Tom Terriss .Ed McConnell ..Ed McConnell

Benny Rubin ...... Benny Rubin Alistair Cooke Quartet

Lucas’ Or.....cevues Baseball Bohemians Baseball .....

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WIRE

JINDIANAPOLIS WFBM_1230 (CBS Net.)

AONDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS 1400 (NBC Net.) -

CINCINNATI WLW 700

CHICAGO (NBC-Mutual)

GN 720 (Mutual Net.)

Chuck Wagon Chuck Wagon

Devotions .

Golden Hour Golden Hour

.«Cheerio Cheerio

Early Birds ........ Musical Clock

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News ..coeeveen ives. Reporters Varieties Rhyt Varieties Highlights

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Hall Trio Morning Melodies We Four Serenade

Constitution

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Mail Bag

Blue Flames Montana Slim - Mrs, Farrell Mrs. Farrell

Happy Long Met Echoes . opics Topics

. Jane Emerson ....

House Party Cooking School Lucky Girl Children

Hymns Hgme 8

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Bookends Navy Band Poetic Strings ......Honeyboy Merrymakers Crime Light Merrymakers Madcaps

Girl Alone +Painted Dreams Stocks . Turner-pianist plrenade

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Gospel Singers .. Kid Sister

God Medal ... Gold Medal .. Gold Medal ..

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Farm-Home .

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.Mary Sothern Tom, Dick, Harry

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Queen's Minstrel . Tom, Dick, Harry.. .Btocks Farm-Home

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Farm Circle «..... ++ Waltzes

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SATURDAY

GENEVA—4:30 p. m.—News from the League of Natiops Headquarters. HBL, 8. meg. % NDON—3§ Program. osp.3 meg.; GSC, 9.5

Bb m.—Bret Harte 31 meg.; GSF, 15.14 meg. SCHENECTADY—5:30 p. m.—Science Forum. W2XAF, 9.53 meg. MADRID—6 p. m.—Spanish Music, Travel Talk. atch Tower Program, ¢ EAQ. 9.87 meg. PARIS—6:15 p. m.— Theatrical Broadcasf. TPA4, 11.72 meg. . BERLIN—6:30 p. m.—Concert of Light Music. DJD, 11.77 meg. LONDON—8 p. m.—Cafe Colette Orchestra. GSD, 11.75 meg.; GSC, 8.58 meg. BERLIN—8:15 p. m.—Dance Music. DJD, 11.97 meg. TOKYO—11 p. m.—Overseas ProNazaki, 14.6 meg.

SUNDAY

BUDAPEST s. m.—Gypsy Band: Messages to Hungarians Abroad. HAS-3, 15.37 meg. ROME—12:20 p. m.—Varied ProSram from Italian Stations. 3RO, 83 meg. . m.—Soviet Factory

M » Worker® as Students of English, RNE, 11.72 meg. PARIS—4:15 p. m.—Concert from Radio-Paris TPA-4, 11.72 meg.

LONDON—5:45 p. m.—The Band of His Majesty's Irish Glards. GSP; $3.0 meg.; GSD. $.58 meg. ‘ EINDHOVEN, NETHERLA P. m.—Special Transmission for Central and South America. PCJ, 9.59 meg. BERLIN—6:30 p. m.~—Variety Hour. DJD, 11.77 meg. HALIFAX—9 p. m.—Atlantic Noc~ turne. CJRO, Ninnipee. 15 meg.; CJRX, Winnipeg, 11.72 meg. :10 p. m.—“The Nurs-

11.78 meg.;

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from their trip to games. The singer's valued at $18,000.

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