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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
10
Broadcasts across stations feature piano, choir, and orchestral performances. Listings include soloists, ensembles, glee clubs, and orchestras with hours such as 9:00 PM and references to specific stations like WFAA WGBS WHN KDKA and WEAF.
A listing of evening radio offerings across stations such as WCAE WEAF WERI WGBS WGY WHN WLS WOOC WRNY EMA WBAP CAU WV EAF WGR WHER WHT WIP VIAR WJ Z and more. It details music orchestras talk recitals movie features and dinner hour programming for 5:00 and 6:00 PM slots.
A dense roster of radio station call signs and program hints outlines musical acts, talks, and entertainment segments. Various orchestras, ensembles, vocalists, and instrumentalists are listed with times and formats including talk, dance, and children’s chats, plus a few golf lessons and auctions.
A compilation of station call letters across multiple regions including Central and Far West networks. The list names many channels such as KFDM KFUO WSUI WEMC WOS KMOX KFKX and KOAC KOA, indicating a broad broadcast map.
A listing of stations and programs from 7:15 P M onward includes WIP Apollo Glee Club WREO vocal instrumental Mu Phi Epsilon concert WGRS old time mu Phi Epsilon concert KDKA Little Symphony KPRC Orchestra KOA String Orchestra WBAP Saxphone octet WGY Music to WRC WHO Quintet WHAS instrumental quartet WLWI Violinist cellist WMCA Columbia Park entertainers WRVA Scores P M KSO Band KLDS Mandolin.
Charlie Davis and his original orchestra broadcast weekly from the Severin roof garden above WFBM Merchants Heat and Light Company station. The concerts air Tuesday and Thursday nights between 10 and 11 p.m. as part of a summer dance engagement at the Severin roof location.
United Press reports evening broadcasts from WEAF WRC WGY WJZ and stations across Canada and Chicago. Programs include Silver Town Orchestra Marine Band Saint Jerome Choral and a Polish mixed quartet with times ranging from 6:30 to 8:20 P M.
Radio listings feature Sam n Henry and WHBS with Popwar music across stations including WJZ Dance WJAZ hour WMCA Orchestra and more. The schedule runs from 9:30 P M to 1:00 A M with varied genres from classical to organ to dance bands and evening entertainment across networks like WBAP WCCO WGY and KFI.
Frank Walker of Greenville executed a steal home to help his team defeat Knoxville on May 20. The play highlighted Walker’s aggressive baserunning and clutch timing in a close game against Knoxville.
Alma Elizabeth Edmunds will sing as another child artist is presented for the first time on an Indianapolis Times program Friday night over WFBTM Merchants Heat and Light Company station.
A historical listing for a June 3 program at Tomlinson Hall and Indianapolis venues. It includes 9:30 state Democratic Convention, 6:00 sports and stock market reports, 6:30 Boy's hour with the BSA, 7:00 Gus Edwards' Athletic Club Orchestra with Anita Scott soprano and Mrs Gladys Vaile accompanist, 8:15 Reginald Denny Universal Motion Picture Star, and 9:30 Charley Davis Orchestra.
Fresh produce appeared on city market stands for the first time this season. Kolrabi at 10 cents a bunch and honeydew melons 30 to 40 cents each. Home-grown cherries from New Albany Ind. 30 cents a quart. Gooseberries 20 cents a quart. New peas 29 cents a pound. Kentucky wonder green beans 25 cents a pound. Shipped green beans 16 to 20 cents a pound and wax beans 20 cents a pound. Two bunches turnips 15 cents. Plums and apricots 20 to 25 cents a pound. Mushrooms 80 cents a pound. Tomatoes 40 cents a pound. Lettuce 5 to 10 cents a pound. Eggs 30 to 38 cents a dozen. Strawberries 20 to 25 cents a quart.
Itch and skin irritation are claimed to be soothed by Zemo. The ad states Zemo treats eczema pimples rash blackheads and other skin diseases with fast results. A small size is offered and a one dollar bottle is advertised for consumers seeking instant relief.
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