Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1936 — Page 16

| RDAY, SEPT. 5, 106 — Roosevelt Scheduled to Broadcast ‘Fireside Chat’ on Return to Capital; Baker Finds Welcome Here Novelty |

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FELYS CONCOLOR SPECIES EVER

State Fair Entertainer SATURDAY EVENING PROGRAMS : - £ SHO BY MAN—_A SYMBOL

. OF THE Greeted hy Mayor, DEADLINESS Delegation.

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(The Indianapolis Times is not resp onsibie for inaccuracies in program announcements caused by station changes after press time.)

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS | CINCINNATI WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 LEEW Noe (CBS Net.) (NBC Net) YINBC-Mutual)

CHICAGO WGN 20 (Mutual Net).

Those who weren't out at the. { Fairground this morning will have "to wait until tomorrow night to hear | ~ President Roosevelt speak. | The President is to arrive in| Washington tomorrow morning and | g0 on the air at 8:45 p. m. for an- | . other of his “fireside chats.” WFBM | will carry the half-hour address for | Joeal listeners. Park nccer _ Difficulty in getting permission Salon Bare Dance Shaith Ballew for a - broadcast, or something, | * i naan Laan ~ seems to have discouraged Indian- | Hit Parade : oe {a ‘apolis stations from an attempt to | “ : put the Chief Executive on the air | from the State Fair. The last word

from radio officials here can be x summed up in the current colloguial . | expression, “no dice.” i

Unannounced Tea Tunes

Roth’s Or.

Thurm's Or. Jesse ‘Crawford Sally Nelson " - ” Serenade Charioteers

News-Songs Serenade

Art of Living

35%

Smoothies A. G. Karger

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String Trie Ensemble Dance Or.

Amateurs At Connie's - 4g Grenadiers Bay's Or. ” “ News-Scores

Red Grange g. F. JD. Hour

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Sn pp SUD

Sports Watkins’ Or.

Bob Elsen Rubinoff Sherlock Holmes

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Swing Session Fitzpatriek's Or, El Chico

Drama Shop Jamboree Sherlock Holmes

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B. Castagna “ “

Sports Sander’'s Or. Martin's Or, Kyser's Or.

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i News . Barn Nable's Or, ie Morgan's Or. Wey ne

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State Fair Dance “ “ # . Kyser's Or. Martin's or,

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Sanders’ Or, Y hes AXED HER ' SHE SAID “"YES/-

Garhber's Or,

King's. Or. News “ “ Stahile's Or,

Paul Sullivan Kassell's Or, .

pon River

Dance Or. a GOLLY -AH'S HAPPY NOUGH T'BUSTI-AH "GOTTA TELL SOMEBODY BOUT IT-AHLL TELL DAISY MAE - SHE | TRUSTED | TRYIN T’

le A . nin of Phil Baker looked around at his ; reception committee at the Union Station and re- : ‘marked, “The last time 1 was here, there wasn't a soul to meet me, not even a relative.” That “last time” AC was five years ago, ov 08 Aunt Susan's when | he came a An | il do here as a co-star 2 [= . with Ted Healy | and Fannie Brice |g ; ky HN 4n “Crazy Qulit.” |} 7 | 30 0h). {

Stenross’ Or. “ o

Lowe's Or, Jesters * ." Williams’ Or.

Russell's Or.

Rapp’s Or. Dance Or.

Fisher's Or, Nelson's Or.

SUNDAY PROGRAMS

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Nelson's Or. IN SHE'S ALLUS TALK T'ME ‘BOUT. IT J~-

CHICAGO WGN 520

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Problems Paradise Church of Air

Reveries Forvm Concert “ “ ““ « “ “ Nagel's Or. Ensemble “ “ Pe “ a“ «“ “" “"

Yesterday, when |: he arrived to be the State Fair's guest and chief

News ‘ay Neighbor Nell Goy, Davey

Entertainers News ’" Xe Peerless Trio Revue

Stand DARKNESS DAISY MAE

NOTICE HIS RIGHT CHEEK

Reviewing Concert 4 Sellers-organ ¢& Safety Program

ww IN THE - ? Sendicate. J En Th BE POES NOY

Phil Baker C. M. B. Class

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introduced

" mend every disgruntled American to

"ever. Phil liked his trip. For one

didn't dog his footsteps.

- night, has

entertainer, he was met by a large |

delegation headed by Mayor Kern, |]

C. M. Taylor, fair president, and | James L. Beatty, fair manager. Also in Phil's party were Harry | (Bottle) McNaughton and Miss | Agnes Moorhead, both of whom will | be with the comedian again when his new CBS show starts Sept. 27. The elusive Beetle, as usual, - was absent. liner. ” ” u

Phil, his wife and two children, |

arrived in New York on the Nor-| :

mandie last Monday. after a sixweeks’ European vacation — an d tickled to death to be in the U. S. A. “1 wish 1 had enough ‘money .to

Europe for two months,” he said. “When they came back they'd be ready to kiss every stone in that statute,” | 2 - ”» 2 | In spite of political unrest, how-

thing, fans and autograph hunters His pro-. grams aren't known in Europe, and he watched his companion, Edward | G. Robinson, almost get mobbed by |

a jondon crowd. Phil hardly got|

a passing glance. ; gs 8 @» 7

As for British broadcasts, they're |

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Melody Hour ~

Cadle Choir Chapel Hour Radio City i

““ “

Salute

“ “ ‘ “ Dari-Dan Grofe’s Or.

~ " Comics Bible Talk Weems’ Or.

He came in later via air | 2:4

Kreiner Quartet

St. Louis Blues

Serbian Program

News Bowers’ Band

Alice Blue Ensemble = “" Rebeil-Calerno : . Baseball

Magic Key

CBS Symphony

South Seas

Words-Musie

Ensemble © 4 “

“ “

L: Manners ” “

Serenade

Heifetz Choir

Unannounced

Choral Echoes Sen. Fishface . “

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Ann Leaf

Lombarde’'s Or.

Oriental ; “

Ed MeConnell : “

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Ma-Pa

Bohemians Wm. L. Green

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Benny Rubin ! ‘“

Alittaire Cooke Martin's Or. Quartet “ ”

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Bohemians

Crumit-Sanderson

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Husbands-Wives

Tim:Irene ; Kyser's Or,

Ensemble String Trie

Revue Sunset Dreams

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America Dances

Addams Ann’'sary

Old Timers

Future Stars

Maj.-Bowes

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Nelson's Or. “ “

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Women's Symphony Manhattan

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W. Winchell Wonder Show Paul Whiteman he a “- “ « LL

like dried cabbage, in Phil's opinion. | gy: “All government-sponsored,” he re-| 9:30

marked, “and you get music and music, and then some singing.” | . You will hear Mr. Baker and Co. |

on WFBM at 9 o'clock tonight from | 7;

“the Fairground. In the hour pre- | ceding (not broadcast) Phil will | make his first venture as an ama- | teur programe conductor. Charlie Dameron, WLW director who was to lead the orchestra to- : come down wifh the mumps, of all things. His place will | be taken by Phil Davis, brother of | Charlie and popular with the home town audiences. He's also on the | WLW staff. ye |

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“Good Music

BY JAMES THRASHER

music and | 7"

Community Sing Pres. Roosevelt

Gov. McNutt Round the Dial Lopez Or. Goose Creek

News Barnet’s or.

Park Concert

On the Mall News Beecher's Or. Henderson's Or,

Hayes’ Br.

Stenrosd’ (Or.

* Paul Sullivan

Randelph’s or. Twilite Hr. Unannounced

Stokes’ Or, Unannounced

Heidt’s Or. Martin's Or, Kyser’s Or.

Heidt’s Or.

ur Weems’ Or.

Dance Or. Bestor’s- Or. ’ “

Moon River Nelson's Or. 47 1 “" “

Nocturne Schreiber’s Or, Fisher's Or.

Russell’s Or,

LL ‘Rassell’s or. Dance Or.

! Sanders Or, Sanders’ Or.

MONDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.)

Chuck Wagon

“The nation’s multitude of Gilbert | 9:13

and Sullivan fans probably will | 35

hurry home from. church or cancel that ride into the country tomorrow | when they know that the D'Oyly |

Carte Opera Co. is going to do.al.

condensed version of “The Mikado” | {at noon over WLW), | Not onyl is tHis group acknowledged “last word” in the production of the Savoyard classics, but its “ancestor” actually preceded | the Gilbert and Sullivan collabora- | tion and presented many of the | operas for the first time. The pres- | _ ent company is descended from the | ‘Comedy Opera Co. organized in | 1876 by Richard D'Oyly Carte, who | the famous composer |

and librettist as fellow workers.

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Mrs. Farrell

Book Talk Montana Slim Merrymakers

Betty-Bob { Cinderella ! John Watkins Betty Crocker

Romany Trail

Farm Bureau Fa rm Circle

Mabelle Jenkins News Mary Baker WPA Program State Fair Labor Talk Varieties State Fair

V. Verrill Widerness

Sec'y. Perkins Tea Tunes

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INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1100 (NBC Net.)

Devotions News

Musical Clock

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Reporters Rhy Makers Doc ipple Children

Happy Long

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Navy Band

Honeybay . Crime Light Madcaps

Joe White Contrera’'s Or, Farm Hour

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Labor Talk

Varietles

Foxes ' - Jackie Heller

Ranch Boys Sir W. Citrine

Sears’ or. Friml Jr's Or. Collegians

Flying Time Don. Jose News-Songs Sketches *

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Cheerio Golden Hour’

Timely Tunes Whistler Good Morning Calendar

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Melodies Unannounced Serenade Constitution

Hall Trio Aristocrats Unannounced Mail Bag Hymns Sweet Home Jane Emerson Voice of Exp.

House Party Cooking School Lucky Girl Children

Girl Alone Painted Dreams Stock News We Four Paul Small

| Gospel Singer Kid Sister

Kid Sister

Mary Sothern Tom, Dick Harry Markets Mid-day Service

Queen's Minstrel * Tom, Dick, Harry Stocks Farm-Hoeme “ String Trio Sally Nelson Baseball

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* Molly | Ma Perkins Vie-Sade O'Neills

G. Perazio Labor Tal epper Young Rex Griffith Betty-Bob Mary Sothern Singing ady Orphan Annie

Toy Band a Adrian O’Brien ” , Jack Armstrong Singing Lady Lawell. Thomas Orphan Annie

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jnal Gilbert and Sullivan scores. : Besides “The Mikado.” Magic Key | * listeners will hear another concert

Best Short Waves

- by the Philadelphians, members of the Philadelphia Orchestra directed | by Charles O'Connell. - This is their |

~ third appearance on the series this season.

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Among the first of the vacation- | ing serious music programs to re‘turn is that of the Radio City Symphony Orchestra, which is to open | F its fall series with an hour of Wagner's music at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow | over WLW. 1 ! After two months ‘of chamber! music and promenade concerts, the | " 75-piece orchegtra will put the pro- | gram back on>a symphonic basis. | “Who the conductor will be is not | revealed, as usual. Though Erno | - Rapee is regular conductor at Radio | ‘City Music Hall, he evidently saves | his energy most of the time for his | Sunday evening commercial during, the fall and winter season.

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The Kreiner String Quartet, which has been a CBS Sunday feature during the summer, will be available over WFBM for the i

same station Howard Barlow is be heard in his regular 1 p. m. ! s Music spot, offering an “music by Smetana, HumBerlioz, Moussorgsky and

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