Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1938 — Page 13

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Hit Parade Paul Vv. McNutt Good win jo x» acim Basketball Bn Am, Legion High Commissioner Paul V. Mgce Sportsman Nutt of the Philippine. Islands, will Tucker's Or. Speak 2 2 Hapauce given Jn hs : onor a e ypool Ho y 3B Sroibys On, Indiana Democratic Editorial Asso« ciation tonight at 9 a’clock over WIRE. Tomorrow at 11:30 a. m, Commissioner McNutt will appear ' | before the Mutual microphone. on the Indiana University campus to speak on “The Philippines.”

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A radio adaptation of “The Well of the Saints” a fantasy of Irish folklore by John Wellington Synge, will be presented as the Columbis Workshop feature over CBS-WFBM tonight 22 o’clock. > = - The poetic tale tells of two blind Sun; Deyotions - Father Cox ” persons who recover their sight E. Side Church 3m. » through a miracle. Disillusioned at ; : seeing an earth which is more dif« ferent than they imagined, they asi tha | their sight be taken from them again. The story was. inspired by-Synge'’s observation of the unusual happi« ness of the blind. His play, based ‘on an old theme, attempts to explain how and why persons so afflicted are apparently contented without being bitterly resigned. LNs yo & 8.8

Secretary of State Cordell Hull will speak on the reciprocal trade agreement and its effect on farms ers in a special broadcast to be heard from Des Moines, Iowa, to= Church by Road Sunday Aft. night at 8 o'clock over NBC-Red.

Simons’ Concert ”» » f ® » Dox Chats Jean Sablon, young French croons Human Relations |er whom you may have heard as the Kyser’s Or. guest of Rudy Vallee some time ago, Iam will appear as the star of “Your Hit Parade” tonight at 9 o'clock over CBS-WFBM. Richard Himber will direct his orchestra in special are rangements of the 10 hit tunes of the nation this week, with Fredda Gibson and Buddy Clark assuming the remaining vocal honors. Forum ®. » =u

Gaylord’s Or, A group of prominent radio and Comedy Stars stage personalities will join in a Epig of Amer. ‘salute to the Annual Brotherhood Russell's Or, Day of the National Council of Jews Arthur Henning |gnd Christians which will be broads Choir Sass over ghS-wanc SOmOEIOW, af oi p. m. About 2000 communities Nome rromte™ rem. | throughout the country will have observances, dedicated to interfaith amity, during the coming week. Included among the artists who -| have volunteered to help familiarize the American people with the Brotherhood movement are Lawe {rence Tibbett, Andre Kostelanetz, Deems Taylor, George M. Cohan, Al Shean and Edwin C. Hill, who will preside as master of ceremonies. The American Federation of Muse sicians, New York Local 802, has volunteered to supply 50 musicians who will perform under Mr. Koste= lanetz’ baton. Mr. Cohan will ree cite the “Fourth of July Speech” from his current show, “I'd Rather Be Right.” Mr. Shean will present a scene from ‘Father Malachy's Miracle,” hit show in which he is appearing, and Deems Taylor will speak briefly in behalf of the Amer ican Federation of Musicians. : = s os Ln Helen Jepson and Charles Kulle man, Metropolitan Opera stars ape pearing in “The Goldwyn Follies™ at Loew’s this week, will present ex= cerpts from the musical score of that production as the highlight of the Magic Key program tomorrow at 1 p. m. over WLW. :

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“Rusalka” and songs by Wolf, Hildach and Richard Strauss. Miss Pauly should be glad of this radio appearance, for she has been complaining that the Metro= politary thinks she is a Strauss specialist and nothing more. ‘The fact is, there are 60-odd opera roles in her repertory, including the principal Wagner soprand parts. Fritz Reiner will condud the ore chestra in music by Nicolai,"Johann Strauss, = Rimsky-Korsakov and Ju Brahms. Sia gy Good Health ® = 8 \ : Mail Box The famous Haydn D Major West & Matey Cello Concerto, which some authors Melodies ities insist was written by Haydn's pupil, Kraft, will be the vehicle for Jian Sellers Joseph Schuster’s solo appearance Serenade with the New York Philharmonice " Symphony at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Mr. Schuster is the orchestra's principal cellist. ; vn John Barbirolli also will conduct the Overture to Smetana’s “The Bartered Bride”; the suite, “Antar,” by Rimsky-Korsakov; the Scherzo from Mendelssohn’s String Octet, and the “Tannhaeuser” Overture of Wagner. . §

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Good Radio Music By JAMES THRASHER

‘If you should wish to hear your local symphony orchestra via radio this evening, you must turn to WGN, Chicago, for the broadcast which originates gh WIRE’s facilities. The Indianapolis station, mean- |. while, will be cdrrying former Governor McNutt’s speech from a banquet | in his honor at the Claypool Hotel and later, a high school basketball game. And these are two things which are nearer the average Hoosier’s heart than the gentle art of musig. &— Expected difficulties in the matter of getting symphony soloists on

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now 75—looks 55—went through a hospital for the insane and describes how he was cured—by aiding the doctors. He says you may mis- | lay your mind temporarily but cannot possibly lose it. The work of Irving Lorge, psychologist, showing mental power never declines, seems to be in line with Mr. Brown's experience. Hope for the mentally sick is increasing rapidly.

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- Kitson, psychologist, in his helpful book, “I Find y Vocation,” shows women are blocked from many vocations, Of 11,863 veterinary surgeons in the U. S., only 11 are women; of the 226,249 technical engineers, only 113 are women; of the 148,848 ministers only 3276 are women. And so on. Only the exceptional woman has the nerve to enter many fields. fourths

GRACE SMITH reasoned that no man is so rich that he has forgotten his boyhood delight in robbing the ice box and, as related in The Independent Woman, on this theory she started her cafeteria in Toledo 21 years ago, which now seats 600 persons and is one of the show places of the city. Whether true or false, the theory worked. .

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