Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1936 — Page 38

FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1936 OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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Both NBC and CBS have seleci« ed. tomorrow's two most importans intersectional ‘games to launch their fall pigskin broadcasts, bug local listeners doubtless will prow fer td tune in on the Purdue-Ohio University game, which is to come through WFBM at ‘1:45 p. m. ABR thet Si ER ; : Purdue's curtain-raiser will be in Fir IB) fred LY FEE BS ; : Cl a broadcast from WOQWO, Fort jaf ; : A / /& 237 : Eo AN : : 3 Wayne, and will be carried by a ! : : 7 state network which includes stations in Evansville and Terre Haute as well as the Jocal cute let. Both national networks are to go on thé air from Durham, XN. C. at Aion” m. to bring you a dee

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scription of the Duke-Colgate cone : test. “Ted Husing will be at the = Loa I : : : microphone for Columbia, with Bil} : = Sy ( yy ; Slater handling the NBC airing.

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/| play-by-play account of the Mine nesota-Washington game af See attle. ;

“The best cop we ever ed in this eghtoriood, and you kids are driving him crazy.”

” » x Grantland Rice, veteran sporty writer \and commentator, is to bee gin a series of football discuse sions tonight in a niche of the . time devoted to the music of. Jessica Dragonette and Rosaria Bourdon’s orchestra. The time ig

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Why the perturbed expression on the faces of Eddie Cantor’ and his youthful protege, Bobby Breen? Well, perhaps they've heard that Eddie's stooge, Parkyakarkus, is running -for President, and are recall-

ing Eddie’s own campaign of four years ago. The comedian and his corps of entertainers will be on ‘the air for the second program of their new series at 7:30 p.sm. Sunday over

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(The Indianapolis Times is not re sponsible for inaccuracies in program an- Mr. nouncements caused by station changes after press time.

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“If you don’t think that Bach was one of ‘Music’s “arch impressionists” or that E. Robert Schmitz was not wise in choosing to do alternate

programs of Bach and Debussy. on

his new radio series, listen to the

Bach “Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue” when Abram Chasins plays it on

his WIRE breadcast at 10 a. m. tomorrow, Or, if it were not for being accused of a most violent prejudice

Edwin Fischer’s recording of the sam

nf against Mr. Chasins before he performs, we would say better still, hear

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have heard and can not imagine hearing such a flawless interpretation of the “Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue” by any one.

Unlike much good music and coffee, this exquisite example of Bach-is not dated. It smacks neither of the eighteenth or the twentieth century, but truly is ageless and deathless music. Yet, if we search for a ‘spiritual affinity with Bach among those who have followed him, we probably will find it in the more modern composers rather than among the ‘great names of the late classic and romantic period. The greatest piano literature .of the nineteenth century is much more biographical than either Bach or Debussy. - Material and scientific factors probably contributed to the objectivequality of these latter two composers’ piano music. Bach's music

well say now that Mr. Schmitz will devote his half hour to Debussy’s music at 2:30 p. m. on Monday, over WFBM. ‘He has selected the Two Arabesques; the “Suite Bergamesque,” which contains the much-beloved “Clair de Lune,” ‘the Dance in E Major (“Tarantelle Styrienne”). 2 8 2 The influx of opera and concert stars into - Hollywood has made it, tough on the “sob sisters” and others -who regale the public with the glamorous doings of their cinema idols. - Musical information: never quite keeps pace with enthusiasm in the ed of these movie singers which appear {from time to time.* But the gem of them all came out in the July issue of one of the many movie magazines. The: fol

America picker, is to delve bee neath the surface to bring you news of opposing teams’ comparae tive strength, players’ condition, last minute situations facing rival coaches and things to look for in the next day’s play. Tonight and next week he'll also have somes thing to say about the World Se ries, which he is to cover.

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At 3:30 p. m. Sunday, WIRE will begin a series of transcribed broade casts by the Glen Haven Sunday Players, under the Indianapolis Church Federatiot’s sponsorship. The programs are non-sectarian and the dramas are based on inci« dents in the Old and New Testa« ments. These players began as a “little theater” group in Colorado Springs.

Eve, 1931, over their local station, gained" them a tontract with KLZ, Denver, They went from there to XFI in Los "Angeles, and eventually -put

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in Spain could upset a commer cial radio program in the United States, : Yet when: Floyd Gibbons dropped out of sight on the Span= ish front for several days last week, Vincent Lopez and the auto firm which is sponsoring a series by the orchestra leader and commen= tator were plenty worried. The new show is to start a week from tomorrow, and the folks back home not only feared for Mr. Gibe bons’ safety, but needed to cons sult him on several advance details, Radiograms sent to him in care of ‘the American consulate failed to bring a reply, and his news service employers had logt track of him, : ” o ” the. finally.

However,. - broadcaster.

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Meanwhile the: sponsors engaged Soprano Greta

Opéra and the veteran song team of Jones and Hare as gnest artists on ‘the opening show.

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Secretary of Agriculture Henry A, Wallace is to address the nation via radio. He will be heard from Washington, D. CG, en the CBS hookup at 8:45 tonight, He also

New York Herald-Tribune’s none

address, however, is to be of political nature, 2 8 =»

The little matter of a honeys

Powell's customary appearance as master of ceremonies on the Hollye wood Hotel broadcast tonight. In his absence, a comedy team called Burns and Alien have been drafted. As a foil for George and Gracie’s foolery, Kay Francis and George Brent are booked to do scenes from their latest movie, “Give Me Your. Heart.” The program comes over WFBM at 7 p.m,

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