Baton of Verbrugghen Flashes as War Fantasy Closes Concert
Walter D. Hickman reviews Henri Verbrugghen’s Minneapolis Symphony performance at the Mural, praising the War fantasy A Victory Ball by Ernest Schelling as dramatic and moving. He lauds Verbrugghen's conducting and calls for more such concerts and a local symphony. His piece highlights the Brandenburgh concerto by Bach and a Rachmaninoff encore, noting audience response and personal musical growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Verbrugghen
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Ernest Schelling
Verbrugghen
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Ona B. Talbot
Minneapolis Symphony
Vergrugghen
Rachmaninoff
Keith's Comedy Week Festival Attracts Wide Vaudeville Lineup
W D Hickman reviews Keith's Comedy Week showing a bustling vaudeville bill with Colleano Zeneto Ruby and Garnett Merriman Helen Carey and Billy Farrell. The set includes Conlin and Glass The Four Seasons Judson Cole Mallon and Case Bert Baker Browning Freeson and Ann Greenway plus Yvette and her New York syncopators. Audience value cited as ample with varied acts across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
Eggleston
Keith’s
Keith's
Colleano
Zeneto
Ruby and
Garnett Merriman
Helen Carey
Billy Farrell
Farrell
Conlin and
Glass
Conlin
Judson Cole
Mallon
Case
Bert Baker and Company
Browning
Neville Freeson
Ann Greenway
Verna Haworth
W. D. Hickman
Music Box Revue At English’s Week Of Feb Twenty Three
Florence Moore leads as chief comedienne with Yvette’s violin and vocals sustaining a lavish act. The Dancing Shoes number with Marcia Compton and five hoofers shines, while Montague Love and Lazar and Dale bring varied vaudeville humor. Tom Mix stars in The Deadwood Coach at Palace, with multiple other acts and shorts on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Moore
Yvette
Marcia Compton
Miss Compton
Paul Kleist
Kleist
Morris
Townes
Jason
Harrington
Jess
Dell
Observer
Palace
Sunny Bennet
al Downs
Bennet
Downs
Montague Love
Lazar and
Dale
Taylor and
Lake
Wally van
Jim Jam Jems
Tom Mix
W. D. Hickman
Stolen Motor Charge Fought by Wilbur Shaklett
Wilbur Shaklett 43 of 122 N Liberty St was released on bond pending a motion for a new trial. He was fined 91 dollars plus costs and sentenced to one to several years in Indiana state court for the stolen motor case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Shaklett
Liberty St
Liberty Today
Indiana
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule Highlights City Programs
A fragmented hourly radio listing shows stations across cities like Chicago Detroit Washington and Cleveland with programs including music, talks, household hints dinner dances and stories. Notable entries include WMAQ Chicago children stories Bonnie Earnhardt WTAM Cleveland Royal Canadians Orchestra and KDKA Pittsburgh dinner program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cago
WOC
Davenport
Iowe
WSB
WMAQ
Chicago—Association of Commerce
Ae P
Memphis
Weco
Magen Ae
Peirgit
WQJ
Chicago
Detroit
WCAE
WDAF
Kansasity Mo
WJJD
Ike Ty
Chis
teago—Homemakers
Louisville
Alamo
Theater E
Findoet York
Ots Astoria
Vocal Ae Instrumenta’ Amie
Greveland
WRO
Washington
Ion Stories
Atlanta
Bonnie Earnhardt
WTAM
Cleveland
Royal Canadians’ Orchestra
WIP
Philadel
Aoe
Bill F. M
KDKA
East Pittsburgh
Becatniat
KFEX
Hastings
Radio Station Listings and Evening Program Schedule
A 1925 radio listings page lists programs and stations across the United States including WJZ New York and KDKA East Pittsburgh. It notes times such as 9 PM EST for Eveready Entertainers and 11 PM EST for a late studio concert, with multiple regional stations and memory contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
WJZ
New York
War Schenectady
WRC
Washington
KDKA
East Pittsburgh
Brunswick
WEAF
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WFIE
Philadelppia
WGR
Buffalo
WEAR
Cleveland
WEEI
Boston
WJAR
Providence
Eveready
Lincoln
KFEKX
Hastings
WCX
Detroit
Red Apple Club
WLW
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
North
South America
the Times
Radio Programs Tuesday Schedule Highlights Listing
Tuesday evening radio lineup includes Meche Pitts Neapolis St hour dinner concert by Philadelphia Davis Orchestra on WGN and WGY with Cho Skeezix Time and Schenectady Hotel Ten Eyck Trio. Washington ion stories dinner music on Ww Davenport Iowa Chimes at 6 00 M WDAF Kansas City listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seritrianoa
Wrth
Philadelphia
Uncle Wip
WMA
la Salle Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
Newark
WTAS
Elgin
Ill
Springfield
Mass
Beding
WJY
Fork—Baveria Ensemble
WNYC
New York
Dallas
Foabret— Wear
Cleveland
Glenciana News Cabenae
WGY
Schenectady
WBZ
Maas
Wls
KYM
Beaumont
Roa Tora
Ana Kfrb
Louis
Mu‘am
Chicago
Lansing
Mich
R.gton
Boer Einstein
Chamber of Commerce
New York—Musicale
Meche
Pitts
Neapolis
St. N'S
WFI
Philadelphia—Davis Orchestra
WGN
Hotel Ten Eyck
Bas Pore Sige
Washington
Davenport
Iowa
WDAF
Kansas City
Dancing Tonight Radio Schedule Shows
Tonight listing with stations WHAS, WTAS, WQJ, WEBH, WCAE, WGR, WCAY, CKAC, KFKB, WGN, WRC, WOAW, WHN, WMC, WDAF, KGO, KHJ, KNX and WOAW timing from 7:00 to 12:00 past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQJ
WHAS
WTAS
WOAI
WEBH
WCAE
WGR
WCAY
CKAC
KFKB
WGN
WRC
WOAW
WHN
WMC
WDAF
KGO
KHJ
KNX
WCCO
KDKA
WNYC
WJAR
WJID
WLS
WBCN
WJY
WMAQ
WFAA
Church Meet Sunday at West Washington Street M E Church
Reports of church organizations will be made at the second quarterly meeting Sunday night. Rev. William F. Russell is pastor and Dr. Harry A. King from the Indianapolis district will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Street
M. E
William F. Russell
Harry A. King
Indianapolis
Brain growth doubles in first nine months of life
Report notes that during the first nine months of life the brain’s weight doubles as the infant brain undergoes rapid development. The finding highlights early brain growth patterns observed in neonatal studies and may influence pediatric insights into early cognitive development.
Radio Schedule Fragments Across Cities and Times
OCR fragments show radio and TV listings with multiple cities including Chicago Philadelphia Omaha Los Angeles San Francisco Detroit and Pittsburgh. Entries mention programs with times such as 11:00 PM 12:00 Noon and 2:00 AM and names like Clara Laughlin and various stations WGN WMAQ WWD WOK and WLS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbs
WGN
Ashin
Adel
R. Im
Philadelphia
Ion P
Omaha
Los Angele
Orloie Cis
WMAQ
Chicago
Clara Laughlin
WWD
Kansas City
San Francisco
Detroit
Orthfield
WGR
St. Lo
Senate adjourns early as Van Orman leads session
Lieutenant Governor Van Orman designates Senators Fitch and Hodges as official adjourners after a brief move to suspend the session until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The cemetery bill sparks heckling as Senator Perkins is urged to speak from the Republican side. Senator Cann proposes recommitting the bill for mausoleum mandates, but is ruled out of order. Governor Jackson is invited to preside at Lincoln birthday events with Indiana University President William Lowe Bryan speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Orman
Fitch
Hodges
Senate
Cann
Jackson
House Senate
Lincoln
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Purity and Innocence Mentioned in Legislative Quote
A historical quote laments political cynicism as someone vows to remain pure and innocent while noting Lt Governors have jailed bills in desks and forgotten them by morning. The remark hints at legislative misplacement and corruption in governance.
Indianapolis Radio Club Plans Summer Convention
The Indianapolis Radio Club discussed a summer convention for amateur radio fans in Indianapolis at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. A. B. Burns chairs the arrangements. Robert Stuart spoke on modulation. D. J. Angus on keying and avoiding clicks. Medals were awarded to Paul Glaubke H. D. Barton and Angus for high records in distance and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Radio Club
Chamber of Commerce
A. 8. Burns
Robert Stuart
D. J. Angus
Paul Glaubke
H. D. Barton
Angus
Prohibition Case Fines Woman and Grants Stay
Mrs. Louise Peacock of 1207 3rd Metropolitan Street was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail for operating a blind tiger. Criminal Judge James A. Collins allowed a grace period to arrange affairs before reporting to jail at 9 a.m. Thursday. Federal officers testified they bought liquor saying they were sick. Peacock claimed the liquor was for sick boarders in her rooming house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Peacock
Metidian St
James A. Collins
Collins
Isidor Wulfson
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Tschaikowsky
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THE
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Commedienne
Merry-Merry
Apollo
Circle
Ohio
Mister Smith
Isis
Capitol
Jack la Mont
Dr. Caldwell
Aromatics
Dr. Gate
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello
Liltnole
Windsor “Hotel
WBAP
Wortge Bape
West Washington
Zenith Atwater-Kent
Carlin Music CO
KFDM
KSD
WREO
WOS
WOO
WHO
WCAL
WCBD
WEMC
WHAZ
WAHG
KOA
KFNF
KFKX
Senator Perkins
Senator Cann
Frankfort
House
Bayer
Peru
First Ave
Ssaribault, Minn
Bauer
Important Times Radio
W. Marylard St
Scripps -Howard
Indianapolis Times Radio Department
the Times Radio Atlas
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