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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1925
Page
5
The Indianapolis Times kicks off its first season Friday Oct 2 at 9 p m on Station WFBM. The studio at Severin hosts Indianapolis men and women taking part in the pilot program designed as a home radio party each Friday night.
The Indianapolis Times will award a cup to the most popular announcer at the Radio Show in Cable Tabernacle under the Broadcast Listeners Association Sept 21–26. Readers vote by ballot printed in The Times through Sept 25, with results announced Sept 26. Six announcers are listed: George D. Hay, Leo Fitzpatrick, Quin A. Ryan, Jerry Sullivan, Fred Smith, and Bill Hay.
The Indianapolis Times announces the resumption of its regular radio magazine on Thursday September 24. The weekly feature will cover the latest radio news in Indianapolis and vicinity, including stations announcers and new inventions. The Times will also publish Hour-by-Hour Radio Programs daily for major stations in the United States Canada and Cuba. Call Main 3590 to have it delivered.
The Times will run a studio at the Severin and broadcast Indianapolis talent each Friday from 9:00 to 10:30 p.m. over WFBM. The programs promise local poetry and music, including dancers and a nationally reputed pianist, with guests possibly including friends and authors.
The Indianapolis Radio Exposition opens tonight at Cable Tabernacle as part of Radio Week Indiana. Prominent announcers from WLS WGN WLW and others will broadcast from a glass cage with musical numbers and demonstrations daily through the six day event expected to draw visitors from urban and rural Indiana.
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