Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 20

SEPTEMBER 4, 1935 20 WEDNESDAY EVENING STAGE AND SCREEN Entertainment For All the Family RADIO PROGRAMS NIGHT CLUBS HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH What to Do, By L. v.iik Rirhard and Tom Brown in "Annapolis Farewell' at the Colonial Friday. THERE'S a possibility that Ethel Barrymore, now on tour in "The Constant Vvife," hailed by many as her best play, will be booked at Hershey. Allentown is already on the schedule. Lenore Ulric is also taking to the road in a play, written especially for her "Portugese Girl." Helen Menken and Judith Anderson will soon be traveling in "The Old Maid," playing one night stands.

N. B. The Hershey management hasn't inkled these possible bookings. We are just supposing. And Hershey does have some road shows already booked.

"Top Hat." which opens there Thursday, grossed $17,000 in one week in Radio City Who said depression. And, by the way, there's a word you're not hearing so much anymore depression. Moiw ar innnirine about the noiocti TVio Cm. Ethel Barrymore, who will soon be on opening of the Majestic. The cru lhe mi ln ConsUnt sades" and "Midsummer Night's Dream" will probably be there in late September or early October Both these films are being roadshowed matinee and evening COENT ON YOUTH" at the State is a gay, well lined, sprightly A bit of film entertainment, adapted from the Broadway play of the same name.

It's exceptionally well cast with Ernest Cossart as 'Flogdell," the butler coming perilously close to stealing the play from the featured stars. Herbert Marshall and Sylvia Sidney. As a matter of fact he does steal the show. That's an honest opinion. Without his skillful interpretation of a gentleman's gentleman, the dialogue would be shall we say monotonous.

Cossart is the leaven in the loaf, easily achieving a laugh with the lift of an eyebrow, a roll of the eye. Every man over forty or nearing that age should see "Accent on Youth." The. man. nearing fifty, gets the girl on the rebound. She didn't care for the strenuous life.

Best shot: Flogdell nonchalantly tripping the irate young husband (Phillip Reed) and answering, "Did YOU trip me" with an unctuous "I sir?" You may recall that Cossart played "Joe Sedley" in "Becky Sharp." This is his first butler assignment in the films. On the stage he has played 150 butler parts, 20 waiters, ten valets. Whenever Ernest Cossart plays a stage butler in New York, footmen and other male domestics desirous of rising to the dizzy heights of "buttling'' buy aisle seats down front. Critics vow that he is two syllables further than the last word in stage butlers. Cossart has played one hundred and fifty butler parts, twenty valets and ten headwaiters, and now plays his first motion picture butler role in Paramount 's "Accent on Youth," at the State Theater.

On Broadway, he created the role in the stage run of that comedy hit. Yet, contends Cossart, his fine airs, stiffness and finesse are all put on. At home, he mixes drinks badly, can never find the silver and burned a hole in his suit the only time he tried to press it. For some reason, any actor who plays butler roles well Is always versatile. Butlers display about the best manners on the stage, Cossart says.

butler in real life fills him with as much awe as does a policeman or a bishop. Only once did Cossart play a comic butler. That was in a play in which he had to act as a hostler impressed into the job at a banquet. lnd he had to hint that he was really a hostler. As he entered the dining room bearing a huge, quivering calfs foot jelly, he called out nervously, "Whoa, there!" That was one of his first roles, a success, and he hasn't been able to dodge butler roles since.

rICTORIA (By LULU): Charles Starrett is one of those grim faced men, who finds time for a bit of love making, in "What Price Crime." It's one of those exciting films with guns popping around "WHAT PRICE CRIME" Allen Grey Charles Starrett Douglas Worthington Madison Sondra Worthington Cherrill Armstrong Charies Deianev Hopkins Jack Muihall Mrs. Worthington Nina Guiibert Peter Crenshaw Roquermore Red Go'rdon Griffith Chief Radchffe John Elliot Donahue Arthur Loft Graham Earl Tree Davis Jack Cowell Arthur Roland Lefty Edwin Argus Battling Brennon Al Baffert Bozonl Monte Carter Watchman Lafe McKee heroine. Charley Starrett's good, too. trained on the stage. Virginia Cherrill is a daintily diminutive actress, just five feet, five inches in height, and weighing hardly 116 pounds.

She was especially selected for the part by director Albert Herman. No merely pretty girl with nothing save good looks to recommend her, could have successfully impersonated Sondra. who passes through such a variety of emotional situations, that the role demanded the possession of genuine dramatic talent. But, speaking slangily, director Herman knew that Miss Cherrill could "deliver the goods" in that respect, nor was he disappointed. Miss Cherrill was born in Carthage, 111., on April 12, 1908.

and educated at the Starrett finishing School, Chicago. Her dramatic talent was in nentea, as ner lather was a actor. Virginia nrsi came into picture prominence by her brilliant work when siiei as leading lady with Charlie Chaplin in "City Her performance in this film resulted in a contract with Fox. Among the films in which she has appeared in prominent roles, are MGM's "The Nuisance," Fox's "Charlie Chan's Greatest Case," "Fast Workers," "Ladies Must Love," "He Couldn't Take It." Bill Green ships this In from New York: Our Russian Relations Rublnoff says that this note sending business between the U. S.

and Russia relations, to be done with auout dis," the radio maestro says, clan relations now?" See and Hear U. K. Cromwell. Benny Baker, John Howard almost every corner. Spurts of flame through darting shadows Bullets of revenge killing traitors to gangsters' codes Recklessly brave men, the Government men.

backed by the Department of Justice, hazarding their lives on a single throw of Fate's dice Then the tender flowers of love blooming in a garden of Romance that flourishes under the frown of death. ooh! This film's exciting. Perhaps I'd better tell you some thing about Virginia Cherrill, the I hear all these actors have been well known and highly popular his assistance. "I'm knowing hall "ain't rm supporting eighteen Rus' ft RADIO PROGRAM 209.7 WHP 1430 P.M. (.00 HBO Baseball Scores.

6.10 HBO Musical Interlude. 6.15 CBS He. She and They. S.30 HBO George Hall and chestra with Jack, His June Or and Jimmy. 6 55 RBG WHp Racing Summary.

7 00 HBG Piano Harmonies. 7.15 CBS Emery Deutsch's Rhythm. 7.30 HBG Organ Melodies. 8.00 CBS Six Gun Justice. Dance 249.9 WKBO P.M.

t.00 Sports Column of the Air. J. 15 Chevrolet presents "Musical Moments." 8.30 Mahlon Koch. Songs. 8.45 Souvenirs of Song.

9.00 Pistol Pete and His Cowboys. 9.15 Magic Harmony. 9.30 Sutton Studio Recital. 10.00 Dance Time. 10.30 Metropolitan Moods.

11.00 Program Summary and Sign Off. Thursday, September 5, 1935 A M. 8.00 Musical Clock. 9.09Farm Program. Note: All programs to key and baste chains or groups thereof unless coast to coast (e to c) designation includes all available stations.

Programs subject to change. P. M. (Daylight time one hour later) NBC WEAF NETWORK BASIC East: weaf wlw weel wtic wjar wtag wcsh kyw whio wfbr wrc wgv wben wcae wtam wwj wsai; Mid: ksd wmaq wcfl who wow wdaf wkbf NORTHWEST dY CANADIAN wtmj wiba wstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcr SOUTH wrva wptf wwno wis wjax wfla wsun wiod wsm wmc wsb wapi wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc woai ktbs kths wsoc wave wtar MOUNTAIN koa kdyl kgir kghl PACIFIC kgo kfl kgw konio khq kfsd ktar kgu kpo kex kga kyr kya Cent. East.

3:30 4:30 James Wilkinson, Barl. 3:45 4:45 Sam and Dick Adventure 4:00 6:00 Flying Time, Adventure 4:15 5:15 Harry Meyer's Orchestra 4:30 6:30 Press Radio News Period 4:35 5:35 Meyer Orchestra, Contd. 4:45 5:45 Billy Betty weaf only 5:00 6:00 Amos 'n' Andy east only 5:15 6:15 Uncle Ezra Radio Station 5:30 6:30 Jackie Heller, Tenor Solo 5:45 6:45 To Be Announced 6:00 7:00 One Man's Family to 6:30 7:30 Wayne King's Orchestra 7:00 8:00 Jim Harkins Amateurs 8:00 9:00 To Be Announced 8:30 9:30 Ray Noble and Orchestra 9:00 10:00 M. La Porte's Orchestra east; Amos 'n' Andy west repeat 9:30 10:30 Keller and Orchestra 9:45 10:45 The Open Road, Sketch 10:00 11:00 Ben Pollack's Orchestra 10:30 11:30 "Lights Out," Melodrama CBS WABC NETWORK BASIC East: wabc wade woko wcao waab wnao wgr wkbw wkrc whk cklw wdrc wcau wjas wean wfbl wspd wjsv wbns; Midwest: wbbm wfbm kmbc kmox wowo whas kfab EAST whp whec wlbx wfea wore wicc cfrb ckac wibx wmas DIXIE wgst wsfa wbrc wqam wdod klra wrec wlae wdsu wtoc krld wrr ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wbt wdae wbig wdbj wwra wmbg wsjs wmbr wala ktul kgko wcoa wdnc wnox kwkh MIDWEST wgl wmt wmbd wisn wibw kfh wsmk wkbn wcco wsbt kscj wnax woe MOUNTAIN kvor kls koh ksl COAST khj koin kfrc kol kfpr kvi kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb Cent. East.

3:30 4:30 Jack Armstrong, east; Photona Dixie; Melodies west 3:45 4:45 Patti Chapin and Songt 4:00 5:00 Buck Rogers east; Maurice Sherman Orch. west Dixie 4:15 5:15 Bobby Benson east; World Traveler remainder chain 4:30 5:30 Music Box wabc; Poetic Strings east; Cadet Quar. west; Jack Armstrong midwest repeat RADIO FLASHES WHP He is Hubert Hendrie. She is Mary Eastman. And They axe the musicians directed by Harry Simeone.

He, She and Tney will be on the air again over WHP at 6.15 with a melodious program of songs and dance tunes. The broadcast opens with Hendrie and Miss Eastman singing "Isn't It Romantic," which sets the stage for further important doings. Six Gun Justice, an adventurous half hour program presenting dramatized versions of stories of the "Old West" and songs dear to the hearts of cowboys and herdsmen of the "Wild and Woolly" days, will be heard over WHP at 8 this evening. The Russian songstress, Nina Tarasova, will hit a new high ln contrast when she sings the Irish air, Kitty of Cole Raine," during her program over WHP at 9.45 tonight. With the true continental appreciation for variety, Nina also will be heard "offering Sadero's arrangement of the lovely song "Tu Mezzo Al Mar." For the late dancing fans, the bands of WHP cannot be beat; here they are for this evening, beginning at 10: Ted Fiorito and His Orchestra.

Claude Hopkins and His Orchestra, Frankie Masters and His Orchestra and the world famous band headed by Buddy Rodgers. WKBO WKBO presents a new voe to the radio audience tonight, Mahlon itocn, singer of popular songs and ballads. Be among the first to welcome this newly acquired artist to the air tonight at 8.30. Pistol Pete and his Cowboys are on the air tonight 9 o'clock to bring you the songs you love to hear in a real cowboy manner. Pete has many requests to fulfill, so listen in tonight and you'll be sure to hear many of them.

Dance Time, instead of the regular time 9.30 will be heard tonight at 10 o'clock, bringing many new and outstanding dance hits of the season to your loud speaker through the medium of WBS artists and orchestras. Many features of WBS origin are presented throughout the evening schedule of WKBO tonight why not set your dial at 1200 kilocycles and enjoy an evening of good musical entertainment? PLAN DEMONSTRATION OF FIREAPPARATUS The Wormleysburg Hose Company last night at its monthly meeting authorized the secretary of borough council, s. S. Bruce, to find where demonstrations will be given to the fire truck committee on various types of apparatus. Following the demonstrations a meeting will be called of the committees from the auxiliary, fire company and borough council to purchase a new truck.

8.30 CBS Mark Warnow Entertains. 9.00 HBO The Lonely Troubadour. 9.15 HBG Gems of the Masters, Concert Orchestra. 9.45 CBS Nina Tarasova, Songs. 10.00 CBS Ted Piorlto and His Orchestra 10.30 CBS Claude Hopkins and His Orchestra.

11.00 CBS Frankie Masters and His Orchestra. 11.30 CBS Buddy Rogers and His Orchestra. 1J.00 Sign Off. 1200 9.15 Musical Scrapbook. 9.30 Pop Concert.

10.00 James Landry and Orchestra. 10.30 Devotions, the Rev. Robert Martin, 11.00 Program Summary and Sign off. PM. 3.00 Tea Time Tunes.

4.00 Robert Hillard and Concert Or chestra. 4.30 Hit Parade. 4.45 Castles in Music. 5.00 James Mannix. Classic Piano.

5.15 Melody Palette. 5.30 Tonic Tuns. 5.50 Baseball Scores. 6.00 Program Summary and Sign Off. Cent.

East. 4:45 6:45 Poetic Strings Continued 4:55 5:55 Press Radio News Period 6:00 6:00 Just Entertainment es Organ Concerts west and Dixie 5:15 6:15 He, She They Musicals 6:30 6:30 Buck Rogers mldw. Musical Knickknacks west 6:45 6:45 Boake Carter's Comment 6:00 7:00 Johnnie Foursome east; Harmonettes Old Timer Dix. 6:15 7:15 Deutsch'e Dance Rhythms 6:30 7:30 Broadway Varieties basic; Sunset Serenade midw. only; Frank Datley Orches.

Dixie only 7:00 8:00 Six Gun Justice, Drama 7:30 8:30 Mark Warnow Presents 8:00 9:00 Burns and Allen Comedy 8:30 9:30 The' March of Time to 8:45 9:45 Songs by Nina Taras va 9:00 10:00 Ted Fiorito's Orchestra 9:30 10:30 Claude Hopkins' Orches. 10:30 11:30 Buddy Rogers Orchestra 11:00 12:00 Dell Coon and Orchestra NBC WJZ NETWORK BASIC East: wjz wbz wbza wbal wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal wfil; Mid: wcky wenr wis kwk kwer koil wren wmaq kso wkbf NORTHWEST CANADIAN tmj wiba kstp webc wday kfyr crct ctcf SOUTH wrva wptf wwne wis wjax wfla wsun wiod wsm wmc wsb wapi wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro woai ktbs kths wsoc wave MOUNTAIN koa kdyl kgir kghl PACIFIC kgo kfi kgw komo khq kfsd ktar kpo kex kga kgr kya Cent. East. 3:30 4:30 The Singing Lady east 3:45 4:45 Orphan Annie east only 4:00 5:00 The Animal News Club 4:15 5:15 Capt. Tim Healy, Stamps 4:30 5:30 Press Radio News basic; The Singing Lady midw rpt 4:35 5:35 Three Sisters Harmony 4:45 5:45 Lowell Thomas east; Orphan Annie repeat to midwest 8:00 6:00 Dinner Concert Program 5:15 6:15 Tony Gus, Serial Skit 5:30 Lum and Abner 5:45 6:45 Dangerous Paradise.

Skit 6:00 7:00 The Hits and Bits Revue 6:30 7:30 House of Glass, Serial Act 7:00 8:00 John Chas. Thomas Prog. 7:45 8:45 Education from the News 8:00 9:00 Joe Venuti nd Orchestra 8:30 9:30 Stones of History, Drama 9:00 10:00 Dorothy L'Amour, Orch. 9:15 10:15 Ink Spots, Negro Quartet basic: Tony Gus west repeat 1:30 10:30 Gene Fogarty Orchestra east; House of Glass west rpt 10:00 11:00 Shandor and His Violin 10:08 11 :08 Teddy Hill and Orchestra 10:30 11:30 Billy Bissett A Orchestra CO ED SONGSTRESS Janey Ayres, of Columbus, Ohio, graduated from Ohio University last year, and recently agreed to lend her brunette beauty and unusual vocal abilities to Joe Haymes' orchestra which broadcasts regularly from the McAlpin Hotel over the Columbia Network and WHP. ACCUSED OF STABBING Poltsville, Sept.

4, (JP). State police arrested George McKaitis, 17, and held him for questioning in the stabbing of Michael Kachmar. Kachmar, wounded in a fight at a wedding in Mount Pleasant, was in "fairly good" condition, Pottsville hospital attendants said. The Central Pennsylvania Conference Men's Chorus will be presented in concert at Grace Evangelical Church, Lemoyne, Thursday night at 7:45 o'clock. 1 a i I U.i i.i nr i THE MAYFLOWER ft FRANCES FROM FLORIDA Heard from coast to coast each Friday from 8.00 to 9.00 p.

is Frances Lang ford when she stars with Dick Powell in the hour long dramatic musical revue, "Holly wood Hotel," over WHP. Coming from Lakeland, (. to New York three vears aeo. she doKKedly A i pursued tneatri cal fame until she found it. Today, as an established radio star, she's making a place for herself in films.

Frances Langford RADIO DAY BY DAY New York, Sept. 4. (P) NBC will award prizes of $1000, $500 and $250 to the authors of a chamber music composition which most nearly meets the requirements. The composition must not be shorter than 20 nor longer than 25 minutes. The closing date has been set for next February 29.

H. V. Kaltenborn, CBS commentator, will speak from Geneva over that network at 6:15 p. m. today about the current Italian Ethiopian situation.

Senator James P. Pope of Idaho also will be heard. Try these tonight (Wednesday) WEAF NBC 6:15 Uncle Ezra's Station; 6:45 Talk, Admiral Take shita of Japan; 7:30 Wayne King's Waltzes; 8 Town Hall Amateurs; 9:30 Ray Noble Music; 10 Del Regis Orchestra. WABC CBS 7 Johnnie and the Foursome; 8:30 Mary Warnow Orchestra; 9 Burns and Allen; 9:45 Nina Tarasova, Soprano; 10 Ted Fiorito Orchestra. WJZ NBC 6:30 Lum and Abner; 7 Hits and Bits Revue; 8 John Charles Thomas; 9 Joe Ven uti's Orchestra; 10:30 Gene Fogarty Orchestra; 11:08 Luigi Rom anelli's Orchestra.

What to expect Thursday: WEAF NBC 2:15 P. M. Vic and Sade; 3:30 Olga Vernon, Mezzo Soprano. WABC CBS 4:45 Tito Guizar, Tenor; 5.30 Cossack Choir. WJZ NBC 4 Teddy Hills Orchestra; 5 Arthur Lang, Baritone.

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DELICIOUS SHRIMP, lflc dos. Don't Fail to Hear and See This Charming JEAN PARIS South Sea Hula and Rhumba Dancer At iinTCi nreerifrn the 343 MAIN ST. STEELTON, PA. "Fif i Roberts" See her dance to the music of KEN CHARLES and his 5 pc. band at the MODERNIZED CABARET 400 BROAD ST.

CHAS. GLENN, Floor Manager Sliver Grill In the KEYSTONE HOTEL 214 S. Union Middletown Dancing and Sat. Nites Smike Johnson His Orchestra Crab Cakes. Beer Mixed Drinks Big: "Ginger Lee" Anniversary SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT TONITE One Year at the VERBEKE GRILL 311 BROAD ST.

Betty's Novelty Orch. Come Early "DICK" BUCHER, Mgr. Half Way House STEELTON Featuring FRANK MILLER and His Piano Accordion I Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday Steamed Shrimp. Crab cakes Good Food Schmidt's Beer and Mixed Drinks Rathskeller Always Open TONIGHT AT Walmer's CaSe PENBROOK Spaghetti and Meat Balls, lie per pla'te Modern and Souare Daneuir Music by JOE ZERBY'S ACES Budwelser, Barby's and Camden Beer an Tan 5 Miles From Harrisburr on Gettysburg Road Featuring DICK D'ARLEY AND HIS MAYFLOWER ORCH. 1 II 1 BEER, MIXED DRINKS AND LIQUORS NO OOVER SEATING CAPACITY M0 NO MINIMUM 1 2 HURT, 4 UNSCATHED i IN AUTO ACCIDENTS Two persons were slightly injured in two automobile accidents last night in and near the city, while four others escaped unhurt in two other crashes.

James McCarthy, 26. 1069 South Ninth street, suffered a laceration of the head in a collision at Eighteenth and North streets, shortly after midnight. He was treated at the office of Dr. William K. McBride, Police reported McCarthy was riding in an automobile driven by J.

J. Blas co, 26, 1063 South Ninth street Charles E. Johnson, Seventeenth and Mulberry streets, reported he was the driver of the other machine. Robert Wilson, 40, St. Louis, was treated at the Harrisburg Hos pital for cuts of the right wrist, and bruises of the right thigh, suffered when his automobile skidded in the Jonestown Road near Grantville last night.

An automobile driven by Tony Si 1 A ANO MIS OUCHISTRA Wctt, Sept. 4 8:30 P.M Ado. 4f Plui Tsxei SATlDOAY Carlton Coon Jr. park ballroom MLLE. ZOLA Appearing So Make Reservations For the Hottest Floor Show in Central Penna.

GREEN'S HOTEL HIGHSPIRE Show Every Night Call 9 3848 BEER WINES LlttUUKS COMMUNITY THEATRE! TOmORROUl ON STAGE egins One of Hershey's Best Features Walter Dare Wahl Star of LIFE BEGINS AT 8:40" Christensen Bros. Featured in "THE GREAT WALTZ" THURSDAY FRIDAY Pictures 7:30 10 Stage Show 9 P. M. ii ii 1 say Mh MUCUS? STx Yes i a Tftousandl YrT res a Dozen Hits! JjA VU JT Happiness ahead for you. and you jV vHr you so get out your dancing I yP ijp yT shoes get set for tunes that thrill Jf 1 YjVZ 861 or a rocn8 S9 iQilvVM I I 'than ever when sht'i listening I I irTVaJ A 1 "SSk to the lore songs of HARRY ii 1 J'lM't (All I ijfe 1 4 new singing ncro.

uir; bilities ipa" 111 CXfXil blSiZJ I 111 CXDGESS )l si 111 a niM' homi" ai rr, vtszsm mm "mmmm mone, Swatara Station, was over turned in the first collision reported in the new Rutherford by pass east of Paxtang. Both Simons and Ivor Jones, Harrisburg, driver of the other automobile escaoed iniurv. Both machines were badly damaged. This is the first accident on the new road. Doris Louise Marklev.

28. 1253 South Thirteenth street, and George M. Clancy. 37, 842 South Cameron street, escaped injury when their machines collided at Cameron and Sycamore streets, last night. 'Metrotonmi ISA RKO RADIO Picture sssistlUMiMMM Georeine Rieeel sDent the week end with her grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. David Riegel Forest uiaae cottage after spending the summer at Wyomissing. Friday "Dante's Inferno" STARTS FRIDAY SI SUV STANDING usiumiinn TniiUM IIUURD HOMWEll 3 NOW PLAYING UNCLE SAM'S MEN "What Price Grime" CHARLES STARRETT VIRGINIA CHERRILL JACK MULHALL COMING FRIDAY "Hop A Long Cassidy" with BILL BOYD 4.a gnr gfBk ga ssv ti staru FRIDAY.