Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1936 — Page 44

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WE t a . ELL, TLL SHOW 'EM HOW I CAN INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI cuca Broadcasters CLEAN UP wwe T'LL NAB THAT VeBS Nery (NBC Net.) (NBC Mutnan (Mutual Net.) - 3 JACKPOT LIKE THE *G” BOVE TW Tio guise. Nushouse Rivihm Tor Send, Meigtier, a 7 . “" “ d ‘Si Lady - oy ; {=v TOO DILLINGER £8 widerness Denon” Orvpax 'Mumie . Oruham Anmie | paign field, this time inder 2 T- : Democratic banner, when James p — 3:09 Bohemians Reporters Hot Dates Cox, Democratic candida in a EE , Wg 5:30 Boulder Dam News-Songs Po and former Governor |O » Pp, ee ry 5:45 Renfrew Syusts Ce or Littie’s_Or Sheaks st 5 o'clock. senight fre an § J 17 A 1 x J - py . ft I BAAS $8 owDeenst Mine, fut fi, WFBM. The sadress will com : Zar NN 6:30 Creek Politics Lum-Abner Lone Ranger from Dayton, O, : G1 7) “AN | 6:45 News City x Sam “lie where Mr. Cox i : 7, my) A \ 7:00 Broadway Irene Rich Frank Hawks Frank Hawks publishes a newse J Es a RL hm 915 a Mershon 7) “ ”» » paper. y/1 A BR : 7:30 [Kostelanetz’ Or. Democrats Death Valley Behind Camera At 8° p. m. ig ” We HN J 7:45 "i. Home Town "Hn ron Gov ’ don may RN 8:00 Hollywood Top Tunes Waring’s Or. Jurgen's or. - be "heard from 8:15 «0 “ “ “ ‘“ “ T une-S : 8:30 “« ow Twin Stars Town Herald Gov. Landon the Chicago Sta8:45 « «” “” “ .“" - : “" dium on the : ittle’s Or. NBC -Red nete : 3.0 James M. Cox Your Guide First Nighter Marti . Se . Hl work (WMAQ). 9:30 Harry Hopkins Civic Chorus Red Grange & ning 9:45 Rubinoff-Peerle Rhythm Makers Democrats Democrats His a a ak J Ve ma » ' . Sf E 10:00 G. 0. P. Talk News-Bason Paul Sullivan Jurgen’s Or. Knox, |is speak 10:30 Sondman’s or. ras or Salute oi Fio_Rito’s Or. ing tonight in | 10:45 "ha Sep am Brooklyn, but his 9 11:00 Ind. Roof Henderson's Or. Moon River Marianni’s Or. EE address is to be : hs Shaw's or I Jesse Crawford Grayson’s Or. Prima’s Or. James M, Cox heard only on 1:43 hoi te his ge" pi WEAF, WGY and WBEN, | O FOOLN, Harry Hopkins, natifnal WPA 4 I Re | : : ; Administrator, also will deliver IT'S BUSTER= | | «of course we have some later models, but this one seems | SATURDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS |is-minute talk at 9:30 p. m. through

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! ‘ 4 ” L . ; to fit your family better. INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI CHICAGO s 20 | it : (CBS Net.) (NBC Net.) (NBC-Mutual) (Mutual Net.) Sometimes local political talks © 1 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES —By Martin 6:30 Chuck es Bar Nuthin’ Swing Time Golden Hour less than 15 minutes dation nee ~ —~ 6:45 wom “ News ila to be omitted from The Times pIy=HOWD WYLIE Ne” | OW ATS SWELL, FERD TH' YAPS WHO MUSCLE n Le i “« ow gram schedules because of space YT , DUCHESS 2 BUT WHAT ON EARTH WN ON MY DATES WHEN iis Ear Birdy Mogtosl Flock Folie” Good Morning | limitations. So we'll give you the J SUER GAME “YOU TRS EVER L yf . : 3:3 "ign ho ee NT weekly times bought by both county t rene WEA T J QUIET Ll - committees up to election eve, when } 8:45 Progress Parade » » Jewish Serv. Yume is RRs WF) M, Demo= { : i H Vaugh de Leath ; ; th 3 Piel Blma'eya Wan Buu Bowel fut, | |oratic broadcasts Monday; through 9:30 Let’s Pretend Varieties Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Saturday, 6:1 1119 |p. m.; HE 9:45 oT Roundup Time Unannounced Len Salvo publican broadcasts, Tuesday, { : Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, i | 10:09 | Chlldren Doe ample Munsieck Spm yunced oo to 000 pm, Thursday, 6:13 1 1 10:30 “ou Devotions Vicki Chase Bob Elson Es : 4 3 \ il 10:15 “ ow Home Town Oriental Mark Love to 6:25 p. m. . ul C fi 11:00 Larry Vincent Safety Club Ponario WIRE, Republican | broadcasts, Py ort, TM 11:15 = Orientale “Tu ap, Hard Turner Monday through Saturday, 6:35 to STL 11:30 ‘Hall's Or. Qoncest News-stocks = Markets 6:45 p. m.; Democratic broadcasts, : | 2 2 “ 7 i - 12:00 Jack Shannon o a“ hi t fi Monday through SHR 4 7 4 “4 I M, REG. U. 8. PAT, OFF. 12:18 Farm Bureau GE “wo. fae or. 6:35 p. m.; Friday, 7: | 0,1 Pe ! 2 / J : arm Circle Campus Capers Old Skipper Quintet : ® 8 #8 —— & : : . 12:43 Buffalo “ .% “ ‘ Len Salvo ho ¢ 5: . lm found 4 LITTLE MARY MIXUP —By Brinkerhoff | tov Metitions TT Uapunoameed mimes Tre | rants panch of WIRE staffers pacuy 5 7 > : In News ws ; Rhythm Parade College Salute Highway ing the floor yesterday, waiting for s DON'T IT KNOW HIM.) -HES a MARLIN 8 MY NAME TACK MARLIN', EH 2 - SO ToHN Duval : urdue-Wisconsin U. 8. C.-Hlinois N. D.-Washington U. 8S. C.-Illinois Jesse Owens, who was due to go on LIKE ig THE TOUGH MAN we JACK MARLIN 1S CAPTAIN TL WASNT ExPecTIN® Hu. 1S BRINGING You 2:00 je ru ne “ wu , « « the air at 5:45 for a interview, J LoowsS SAW SNOOPING Tom IN? we was SHIPMATES 1 WANT TOHMN DUVAL TS | A TIN BOX —- AIN'T 3 .n . ARS Three minutes before broadcast x AROUND THE OLD a, a COME WITH MY IN BOX THAT NICE 2 2:45 ", "ee “ ou "ee time, and up the stairs came a gens : L 7 01 > > 2 3:00 | « « : oo. TS PRY tleman with a telegram stating that j Sam 3:15 “ ou “ ou “ew “ iw the famous Negro sprinter wouldn-§ 1 mM \ 3:30 " a4 bor ne han be allowed to go on the air. oo p ; 3:45 : It seemms that he is under con= rr f 4:00 hy Ti . no co McCune’s Or. tract to CBS fo nace some food EA A | 4:30 a ‘ » product, ‘so any. local broadcast, es= i 6 paleys or. AGihomens Kindergarten Megoy's, OF. pecially aver an NEC outlet, was out 1 Where to find other stations: Chicago, WBBM 770, WENR 870, |of the question. . . .| Just one of 3 WMAQ 670; Louisville, WHAS 820; Detroit, WIR 750; Gary, WIND 560. | those things that leaves broadcast officials with a red face—to say . 7 nothing of radio editors. . l ——— ' Yr wo Good Mu SIC —By James Thrasher. | § ; ; bt Seite Feature Syndicate. ne — 3 . + a You can go through-lany a concert season without hearing a men-

tion, let alone a bar, of the Beethoven Fourth Symphony. So enthusiasts for lovely music seldom heard can be thankful that it is to open the first of this seasons radio concerts by the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Orchestra at 10 a. m. tomorrow. : .~ We also may give thanks to Mr. Schaefer, who has promised the work on one of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra programs. Beethoven's Second and Fourth Symphonies are neglected perennially and rather unaccountably. Though less majestically impressive than the Third, Fifth and Seventh, for instance, they are far from inferior works. The adagio movement of the Fourth is heard now and then (Howard Barlow broadcast it this summer), but the gay and lively music of the other three movements is far from common.

Example of Genius

The good humor and serenity of this symphony are another example of Beethoven's enigmatical genius.

It was sandwiched in between the heroic Third and Fifth—was writ-

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