Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1936 — Page 19
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3s Wil | ocONG Community Sing Sponsored by Christian Men Builders Class to Be Broadcast by WFBM Tonight
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WWI to Begin Week-Long | Party Dedicating . | New Studios. - Indianapolis, it seems, wants te ising Some more, So the Christian Men Builders I | Class of the Third Christian Church, | | which sponsored a community sing ion Aug. 26, has planned another icity-wide songfest for tonight. It will be held again in front of the church at 17th-st and Broadway. The program is to begin at 8:13 {o’clock. and WFBM will carry the {last 30 minutes. The church wilk {house the gathering in case of bad | weather, but if the singers have the | good luck of their previous event, they won't need it. The showers of | Aug. 26 kindly ceased a few hours ‘| before the program was to begin, { = = =
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Tonight's song leader is to be George Campbell, Cincinnati, who is here in the interest of a Y. M. C. A. | membership campaign. He is chair man of Kiwanis International's music committee, former director of music at George Williams College, ' Chicago, and an ex-broadcaster over ‘WLS, WLW and WCKY.
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—By Al Capp
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|One of his larger audiences was Imade up of representatives from 54 |countries. The song books were printed in English, German and | French, : : f » » | One of the worlds first and old= 2 t | est broadcasting stations, WWJ in No, Ben Bernie has not suc- | Detroit, is to have a week-long cumbed to the seasonal malady of | party, beginning tonight, in celebra= hay fever. It happens that the (tion of the dedication of its new suave voiced maestro is giving | million-dollar studios. “all the lads” a piece of the Bernie | 2 2 : mind following some sour notes at | On the night of Aug. 20, 1920, the rehearsal. stations first program went on ths air from the corner of a file room in the Detroit News building, with a tiny transmitter bought from Dr. Lee de Forrest, “father of radio.” The station has been on the air with daily programs ever since, and the broadcasting plant now consists of five units, including a news-gather« ing airplane and a radio ang phos String Trio tographic field car. Lone Ranger - 82 on 2 i The new building contains five studics which, WWJ officials claim, are exceeded in size only by the NBC and CBS New York heade ; quarters. Special: broadcasts this - week are scheduled to present Fred Waring, who made his radio debug over WWJ in 1922; Joan Blaine, who has the title part in the Mary Marlin air serial; Ethel Barrymore, Walter Hampden, Jessica Dragons - = ette and others. . 5 i
BY JAMES THRASHER 9
To Amekican Bruckner enthusie |asts, the months recording of tha (Scherzi from the First and Second | Symphonies should be welcome and | Interesting. Performances of tha | Peasant-born Austrian’s symphonies
Latest apparel for the welldressed buckaroo is being modeled by Paul Whiteman (left). White tie’and tails may be all right for Radio City, thinks the King of Jazz, but when playing af the | Fort Worth Exposition, dress as | the Texas Rangers do. |
WEDNESDAY EVENING PROGRAMS |
(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announcements caused by station changes after press time.) : > INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI CHICAGO WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 00 GN 72 (CBS Net.) (NBC Net.) (NBC-Mutual) (Mutual Net.) Melodies
HalPs OF lea, unes Singing Lady Orpanan Annie
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LITTLE MARY MIXUP
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FAITHFUL | RROTHER
Flying Time Toy Band Contrera’s Or, Adrian O'Brien News-Songs J. Armstrong
Renfrew Sketches Lowell Thomas
Round the Dial Fopeye Mission News-Scores
Johnsons Digest Poll Lum-Abner Gov. Davey
Easy Aces Uncle Ezra Edw. C. Hill Sports
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Sports Rubinoff Music Box
Cavalcade Revue One Family » ” ’
King's Or, Music Box H; » ”
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Burns-Allen
Quin Ryan Sanders’ Or, Heidt’s Or.
Town Holl
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Kostelanetz
Let's Sing
Mt. Rangers
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Good Taste
IA fr WASHINGTON TUBBS II Soi : Nelson's Or, AFTER A FEW DAYS, LULU BELLE TAKES THE PRANK ON WGN Or. HER HUSBAND. IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT. Sr ee —— A / BUT, SWEET HINKIN', HONEY PIE, BECAUSE COULDN'T E IM HEART, MAYBE YE BETTER I ACT IN NOT SHARE THE SHERIFF JOB WI' ME./ JUST AN ; — A ADVISORY
Hit Parade
Gang Busters
March of Time » ” Rubinoff ” n
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Baseball
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i G Marianni’'s Or, | BARPECLE Goose Creek : a r ROPEO Cummins’ Or. Ligats Out Sanders’ Or. ~, Ae iE i” , - ;
Jesters Rapp’s Or. Williams’ Or. Barr's Or.
Lowe's Or, Rapp’s Or.
Fisher's Or. Geo. Givot
THURSDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS
Sanders’ Or. Sanders’ Or.
CINCINNATI
—By Thompson and Coll
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* THESE MARMOSETS ARE HIEVOUS LITTLE DEVILS.
, BEHAVE YOURSELF” COME | GELIA HASTILY RETR EVES THE NOTE TO JACK, WHICH MYRA HAD CONCEALED IN
WHAT ARE MOU CONG TO DO, CELIA LANTIER ?
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COURSE / 1. COULDNT THINK OF A BETTER WAY TO GET HIM
BUT, FROM A NEAR-BY ROOETOP, A TENSE FIGURE CARE ~ FULLY CHECKS THE COMINGS AND GOINGS AT THE PALATIAL QUARTERS OF PROFESSOR GARSTIN,
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. THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson] N[AKES ‘IMPOS
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Today's Contract Problem
The contract 1s South's, for six clubs. Declarer, apparently, must lose a spade and a heart, but there is one way in which he can fulfill his eantract. Can you find it?
| diary again.
| influence for good in this world, but | | by the disgusting exposure of them- | selves on beaches and by their effort
SIBLE> HAND | So They Say.
I'hope I never even hear of a No, I've done all the writing I intend to do.—Mary Astor.
Once, women were the strongest.
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INDIANAPOLIS _ WFBM 1230
(CBS Net.) Chuck Wagon
INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC Net.) Bar-0 Ranch
Lw 13 (NBC-Mutual) Cheerio a
CHICAGO WGN 20 (Mutual Net.)
Golden Hour
Early Birds
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. Musical - Clock
Devotions Unannounced Huzhes Reel Children
News Varieties
Hollywood Happy Long
Hired Hands Topics i;
Chicagoans Mrs, Farrell Ruth B. Owen
Mary Marlin Ranch Boys
Book Talk Bohemians Rhythm Betty-Bob Cinderelia
John Watkins Betty Crocker
Golf Dan's Wife Farm Hour
Big Sister Farm. Bureau Farm Circle Chatter
News Reporter Harvard U.
Mabelle Jennings a Culbertsons
Down East Mary Baker News
Pk ned od fk
Varieties
All Hands Tea Time
old, Kentucky Harvard U.
Answer This
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Dari-Dan Madge Marley Pioneers Gil. Mershon
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‘Constitution Wilderness
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Flying Time Clark Dennis Ruth Lyon Cocktail Time
Loretta Lee Tea, Tunes
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Renfrew
Yoorliaes Dislikes |
Great Lakes Band
News A. Chandler Dance. Rhythm Aunt Mary
Hall Trio Sextet Pepper Young Alice O'Leary
Hymns Sweet Home Dream Singer (Gospel Singer
Girl Alone Stocks Old Fash. Girl Kid Sister
Words-Music Democrat Talk Stock-Weather Farm-Home
” ” ’ »” String Trio Kitty Keene
Molly Ma Perkins Vic-Sade O’Neills
. Perazzo
Betty-Bob Mary Sothern Singing Lady Orphan Annie
Wise Crackers Merre'l-organ J. Armstrong
Lowell Thomas ;
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Melodies Good Morning
A. M. Matinee
Constitution
House Party Cooking School Serenade Children
Painted Dreams We Four
Salvo-organ Kid sister Mary Sothern § Doring Sisters
Markets Mid-day Service
Ensemble Down East String Trio Ensemble
Molly June Baker Salve-organ Baseball
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Game Melodies
Ringing Lady Orphan Annie
Best Short Waves
usually are confined to the last two, {and the present disc, played by the Berlin State Opera Orchestra Uli=
a brief look at Bruckner's formative period. ; : Both movements seem cut from the same. piece of cloth. They ate sternly classical in form, more die rect than much of Bruckner’s writs ing, and roughly Haydnesque in character. The playing is adéquate; the blatant string quality obviously being what the composer desired.:
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It may be another symptom of the death of romance that serenades are not the warm-hearted. ardent things they once were. Satire crept in with the Brahms “Staendchen” for voice; there is a note of irony in the “Alborada del Gracioso” for piano by Ravel which is carried out in Rachmaninoff’s piano
corded for Victor (1762). i Mr. Rochmaninoff is one of the few modern composers who has achieved an individual style and kept it. He has gone his rather solitary artistic way while the storms of neo-classicism and atonality have raged about him. And he has made ~ sane, healthy and, we'll hazard a guess, enduring contribution te music. z Even this unpretentious and ene
| gaging “Serenade” bears the stamp {of its composer's unique gift. Tie reverse side holds a Scherzo ky | Borodin. ‘To both pieces, Mr
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“Sere«.nade,” which the composer has ree
{maninoff brings the vital, incisive and admirable performance whica Radio-Paris. TPA-4 11.72 mez. {we expect of this doubly gifted ROME—5 P. M.—News in English. | | artist. : : 5 Symphonic Concert. 2RO. 9.63 meg. || 2 no» on py RE EA SBME 4s | Dr. Serge Koussevitzky will cons meg.. GSC, 3.38 mes 4s. 5B. i duct the Boston Symphany Jor EINDHOVEN, Netherlands. § P. M. chestra tonight in the firs a ~RaPYY eas Ped series of concerts in conjunction DJD. 11.77 with Harvard's teréentenary celee bration. The program for the broad« cast, which is scheduled forcan hour on the NBC-Blue network at 7 o'clock, has not been announced.
ty become men’s equal at cocktail {bars they have become cheap and | indelicate.—The Rev. Dr. Christian {| P. Reisner, Ocean City, N. J.
WEDNESDAY PARIS, 4:15 P. M.—Concert from
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