Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1938 — Page 29
THE INDIA APOLIS TIMES — HOLD BERT. By Clyde Lewis
FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1038 OUR BOARDING HOUSE
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With, Major Hoople R di Giv Ri ht F | Ra io to ive ig t ans Dou e Bill sAY, HE'S GOT _ THIS TAILSPIN, PROFESSOR; A BAD CASE Mi d d B : il 1 'S \ N B | | © BEFORE YOU CRACKUP/ OF HANG -gaw/[f | re a I ey. 0 : n gq u e THERE'S A DOZEN HIDE - AW, LET'S TELL. : AWAYS THAT TH' MAJOR HIM WHERE HE F M: hle 3 h C d WAYS TiSE TH! SATO Hil WHERE | aR ritz. a er ymp ony on uct PERCY INTO “THAT YOU STOOGE~~FOR A = ~ GC ph | T HAVEN'T NOSED OUT-~ PRICE, OF COURSE! -S TONIGHT > IT TOOK US THREE YEARS : Sag 2400. Students wil Be ¥:00—Lucille Manners, WIRE. DURING TH GREAT Heard on Ed :30—Paul V , WEB) : eard on ucators 7:30—Paul Whiteman, WFBM. DROUGHT TO DISCOVER 8:00—Hollywood Hotel, WFBM. WHERE HE HID HIS ~ St. Louis Program. | 9:00—Apostoli-Lee Fight, NBC. BOTTLE! 9:00—First Nighter, WIRE, - 10:00—Louis-Thomas "Fight, NBC. Py 10:00—High School: Music, NBC. James Thrasher 11:30—Benny ‘Goodman, WIRE. Fritz Mahler, nephew of the fam- : . NBC-Blue has planned. ous composer-conductor, Gustav ned = ompo; 1eY us.ay || the Apostoli-Lee d Mahler, wil make a guest.appear- || WORD FINDER || ica tn the Chicago sin ance with the Bamberger Symphony ae : “then oy 9 p. m,, where crowds will ‘be 7 ; : NA ; : A S 1 on MBS-WOR at 9: 30 o'clock to- ; —— . Trp ing for Joe Louis to make his | oy EX : night. He will conduct an all- = eee Sutre. Cos out at yop gs ita Caro- tem is to carry Che “Dlow-by-bide: yn Gray, pi as solo uis-Thomas, undit: There will be three compositions assess of the Lo Pe on the program, representing the There will be two. sets: three northern European countries. nouncers. The commercial There is the familiar name of the Ba nd: Norwegian, Edvard Grieg, and his West ‘audiences will ‘have Bill, equally famous piano concerto at the'New York microphotie, Sam Taub in Chicago, A
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known are Alfven, whose Swedish Rhapsody, ‘Midsammarvaka,” will open the program, and Nielsen, a Danish composer, whose “Oriental- | ische Festmarsch” from the Suite, “Aladdin,” will be heard. 2 : & a »8 The imposing total of 2400 high school -students will be heard from the National Music Educators Conference in St. Louis during an NBCRed broadcast at 10 o'clock tonight. Noble Cain will direct a 2000-voice
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the band which A. A. Harding, of the University. .of Illinois .faculty, is to conduct, and a like number in an orchestra under Dr. Howard. Hansons’ baton. The: band will: play the Intermezzo from Act III of Wagner's “Lohen-
who will not plug hats for bY sponsors between rounds will be Brandt, at the heavyweight chang pionship bout, and Clem Mc arthy, who talks about the best fight .in the boxing business, in M adison Square. 33s Stations cdrrying the conferdal broadcast hereabouts will be WCKY,
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WENR, Chicago. : 2 4 2 : Even though it's April 1, Mildred Bailey doesn’t plan to cross iup her admirers with the “Mad | Scene” from “Lucia” when she appear. Bunny Berigan of’ the torri pet on tonight's Paul
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This gentleman, who is just as’ scholarly as he looks, is Paul Wing, the man who is reviving an ‘ancient: pastime in the NBC Spelling Bee. You may hear him, and try your own skill, at 8:30 o'clock tonight on Blue-network stations.
a tune that the Whiteman band raised to the popular-song equival= ent of immortality some 10 years back. Mr. Berigan, veteran of countless radio jam sessions, will heat up his trumpet once more on the Rus< sian “Dark Eyes,” and proceed to “go to town” from there. Bunny is another Whiteman alumn Lon ms sai : cIntyre’s waiian This is’ only Mr. Baerwald’s sec- | proadcast, due at the a I hour ond season in this country, though'| of 7:30 on CBS-WFBM. he has toured Europe some 50 times. ” and given 200 recitals in Germany. Sonight Frank Parker, t e radio
His program tomorrow, all-Bee-thoven, will “include the Sonata Appassionata,” Opus. 57, and .the “Trois Ecossaises,” in Busoni's arrangement. It will be an all-Bach proadeast for Abram Chasins, who will be heard on his regular weekly NBCRed program at 11 a. m. He will play and discuss the Prelude and Fugue in E Minor, and Liszt's transcription of the Organ Fantasy and Pusu in G Minor.
: : 4x PIE grin.” Dr. Hanson will conduct his i } : , y ON) own “Merrymount” Suite, music from the opera of the same title. Then all, the groups will join forces in the finale under Mr..Cain’s direction, playing and singing the Festival March from Wagness "Die Meistersinger.”
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‘A final broadcast from thé conference will come at 10:30 av m. tomorrow, when the NBC-Red feature, “Music and Arherican Youth,” will ‘originate in the Missouri city. The Central High School 3 Cap- ! - lla Choir of Omaha will sing NG DONT EXPLAIN For ME BY THe | Under Carl Marhoft Pitts’ direg‘eM RIGHT - ScHooL STEPS .- H tion.
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| the CBS-WFBM Chorus Quest series will present the Symphonic | Chorus of Ohio State University @ at |5 p. m. tomorrow. : » ” ”. Two piano recitals also will be || available tomorrow. One will mark : the American radio debut of Hellmut Baerwald, young German com-
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