Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 13

FAMOUS Van Johnson to Make Radio Debut On Burns Allen Show Tuesday, VillP Van Johnson, handsome red haired movie star, who appeared with Gracie Allen in the recent picture, "Two Girls and a sailor," will George Burns and Graae Allen CBS broadcast next Tuesday night, August 22, at 9 p. m. over WHP. The six foot two, 185 pound, new Jdol of the bobby sox set flared to prominence through his screen appearances in "The Hu man Comedy," "A Guy Named Joe," "White Cliffs of Dover" and other screen hits. He was also seen in vaudeville with Lucille Page and did a turn at the swanky Radio City Rainbow Room with Mary Martin.

With George Burns and Gracie Allen initiating him into the facts of radio, it is anticpated that Van Johnson is in for some high jinx during his baptismal broadcast. To make an impression on her popular guest, Gracie will perform her famous "Concerto for Index Finger," which she premiered at Carnegie Hall. Barbara Weeks to Star In "There's Always Juliet" OverWHP "There's Always Juliet," with Barbara Weeks and Karl Swenson in the lead roles is presented on "Colgate Theatre of Romance" over CBS Tuesday, August 22 (WHP, 8.30 to 8.55 p. EWT. Re broadcast 12 midnight).

Set in wartime England, "There's Always Juliet" relates the love story of an English girl who meets an American. Since his stay may end any minute, they face the problem of deciding whether their 'love at first sight justifies immediate marriaee. "There's Always Juliet," by John Van Druten starred Herbert Marshall when it was produced on Broadway, The radio adaptation is by Charles Monroe. Background music is by Ben Ludlow who also directs the orchestra. Marx Loeb is producer director.

Could It Be Murder? He kept going out with other women. She said she would kill herself if he didn't stop. Then they found her dead. Could it be murder? Dr. Benjamin Ordway, title character of the Philip Morris Crime Doctor (WHP, 8.30 8.55 p.

EWT) finds the answer this Sunday, August 10. Shelton's Hobby George Shelton, the loudmouthed dope, who keeps inter rupting Tom Howard on the Philip Morris show It Pays to be Ignorant (WHP, Friday, 9 9.30 p. m. EWT) collects electric razors. He has converted some of them into tiny power tools for his hobby of woodworking.

Staats Cotsworth, Columbia's "Casey, Press Photographer," is a skilled artist. He attended several art schools in this country and studied for seven years in Paris. A HollMay in Gloria Holliday is a young radio starlet on the West Coast does some fine dramatic work on the CBS (WHP) Thursday who does some fine dramatic work on the CBS (WHP) Thursday men in the audience. And why not? They've all passed the Army Navy eye tests. WEDNESDAY, MORNING 8.00 WHP News Roundup 6.15 WHP The Farm Front 7.00 WHP Wke Up America 7.1S WHP News Bulletins Griffin Shoe Polish 7.25 WHP Wake Up America Music lime 7.45 WHP Bond's Breakfast Bulletins Boiid Clothes 8.00 CBS News of the World 8.15 CBS The Jubilaires 6.30 CBS Coffee Club 8.45 WHP Morning Devotions 9.00 WHP News Reports 9.05 WHP Rainbow Tria 9.15 CBS Sing Along Club 9.45 CBS This Life Is Mine 10.00 CBS The Valiant Lady Cheeri Oats 10.15 CBS The Light of the 1 Softasilk Cake lour.

rux 10.30 CBS Royal Gelatin and Puddings 10.45 WHP "Yjur Home Front Quarter maser" Stroehmann's Bak. 11.00 CBS Amanda of Honeymoon Hill Phillips M. of M. Tablets 11.15 CBS "Second Husband" Dr Lvon's Tooth Powder 11.30 CBS "Bright Horizon" Swan Soap 11.45 CBS Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories spr 12.00 WHP Numajy News Penn Tobacco AFTERNOON 12.15 CBS "Bid Sister" Rinso 12.30 CBS "Romance of Helen Trent" Benefax ano Bi so dol 12.45 CBS "Our Gal Sunday" Anacin 1.00 CBS Life Can Be Beautiful Ivory flakes 1.15 CBS Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 CBS Bernadine Flynn, New Crisco 1.45 CBS The Goldberes Duz 2.00 CBS Portia Faces Ufe Grapenut Flakes and Wheatmeal 2.15 CBS out Jordan Laf ranee. Satina anc Postum 8.30 CBS Young Doctor Malone Post's 40 Bran 1.44 CBS Peny Mason Camay 1.00 CBS Mary Marlin Fleishman's Yeast.

WHP Hasten the make nis raaio aeoui, uu A Gay Hero Victor Jory is the dashing, romantic hero of CBS' Sunday series, Dangerously Yours," which dramatizes chivalrous deeds of legend and history. Heard over WHP at 2 p.m. Double Concerto By Brahms Heard Over WIIP Sunday An all Brahms program, with two first desk men of the orchestra as soloists, is presented by the New York Philharmonic Symphony, Dimitri Mitropoulous con ducting, tomorrow, August 20 over WHP at 3 p. m. John Corigliano, violinist and the orchestra's concertmaster, and Leonard Rose, solo cellist of the Philharmonic Symphony are the soloists in Brahms' Double Con certo for Violin, Cello and Orches tra in a minor.

The second and final number on the program is the Second Sym phony in major. At intermission time, another chapter of "The American Scrip tures" is to be broadcast. Both Corigliano and" Rose are native Americans, and both had distinguished careers before join ting the Philharmonic bympnony, Corigliano. after serving a num ber of years as assistant concert' master of the orchestra, was ap pointed to his present position last fall. Rose, one of the youngest members of any leading American symphony orchestra, became a member of the Philharmonic Symphony last fall after several seasons as first cellist of the Cleveland Orchestra.

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uid uoid 8.30 CBS Jean Heishoh as "Dr. Chris. tian" Vaseline Preparations 8.55 CBS Bill Henry News Johns. Manville 9.00 CBS Frank Sinatra Show Vimms 9.30 CBS Jack Carson Show Campbell soups 10.00 CBS Great Momenta in Music Celeanese 10.30 CBS The Colonel 11.00 WHP News of the 1 Duquesne Beer 11.10 CBSi News Analysis Maj. George Fielding Eliot 11.15 WHP Radio News Reel (BBC) 11.30 CBS Invitation to Music 12.00 CBS News Bulletin! 12.05 CBS Petrfllo.

Janette and McCor mick 12.30 CBS Lee Castle's Orchestra 12.55 WHP News Summary Rex Stout Guest Of Edwin C. Hill On I'llP Tuesday Night With the war in Europe rapidly reach a momentous climax, the nature of the peace which follows the German initiated holo caust assumes greater importance and significance. Rex Stout, noted author, chairman of the Writers' War Board and president of the Society for the Prevention of World War III among other things, has some strong ideas on the subject. He will reveal them when he appears as guest speaker with Ed win Hill, noted commentator, on the latter's broadcast, Tuesday, August 22. at 10.45 p.

m. over WHP. The bearded creator of the master detective of fiction, "Nero Wolfe," recalling the inadequacies and futility of the peace terms that ended World War will discuss the potent question, "What Kind of Peace Terms Are We Going to Make With Germany This Time?" Behind Stout discussion lies an absorbing and intensive study he made of the Germans. His study of German literature alone has convinced him that the German people, with their worship of militarism and their idiotic notion of being the master race, present a serious threat to the life and liberty of everyone on earth. Serenade Allan Jones, singing star with Woody Herman's Orchestra on CBS and WHP Wednesdays at 8 p.

m. serenades his wife, film star Irene Hervey. Murder to Music On Inner Sanctum' A musical maniac, who commits his darkest deeds only to the strains of Bach, Beethoven and Brahms, will play the macabre lead in "Toccata Murder," a tuneful terror tale on "Inner Sanctum Mysteries" Saturday, August 19 at 8.30 p. m. over WHP.

Set an isolated house sur rounded by graves, some occupied, some ready and waiting for the next victims, "Toccata Murder" deals with the exciting exploits of a much married murderer who; never bothers with a divorce, but finds it more convenient to dis pose of whilom, wives in his own fashion. But always to the ac companiment of soft and soul ful strains of classical music. Raymond, your host, promises a satisfying assortment of thrills and chills, and warns all prospective brides never to marry a man till you know how many wives he's disposed of. "Inner Sanctum Mysteries" is presented by Palmolive Shave Cream. "Every woman I know is a man hater," Roland Young, guest on Columbia's "Stage Door Canteen." Barry Wood, also a guest, suggested that there are plenty of women who aren't man haters.

"You don't understand," explained Roland, "I'm the man they hate." THURSDAY, MORNING 6.00 WHP News Roundup 6.15 WHP The Farm Front 7.00 WHP Wake Up America 7.15 WHP News Bulletins Griffin Shoe Polish 7.25 WHP Wake Up America Music Time 7.45 WHP Bond's Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 CBS News of the World 8.15 CBS Do You Remember 8.30 CBS Coffee Club 8.45 WHP Morning Devotions 9.00 WHP News Reports 9.05 WHP Jack Connor 'Trio 9.15 CBS Sing Along Club 9.45 CBS This Life Is Mine 10.00 CBS The Valiant Lady Cheeri Oats 10.15 CBS The Light of the 1 softasilk Cake Flour, Kix 10.30 CBS This Changing World Royal ueiatm and Puddings 10.43 WHP Songs by Jerry Wayne Gulf Spray 11.00 CBS Amanda of Honeymoon Hill Phillips M. of M. Tablets 11.15 CBS 'Second Husband" Bayer AsDlrin 11.3" CBS "Bright Horizon" Swan Soap 11.45 CBS Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories spry 12.00 WHP Noonday News Penn To bacco AFTERNOON 12.15 CBS "Big Sister" Rinso 12.30 CBS "Romance of Helen Trent" Benefax and Bi so dol 12.45 CBS "Our Gal Sunday" Anacla 1.00 CBS Life Can Be Beautiful 1.15 CBS Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 CBS Bernadine Flynn, I Crisccf 1.45 CBS The Goldbergs Duz 2.00 CBS Portia Faces Life Grapenut (iane ana wneatmeal 2.15 CBS Jordan' LaFrance. Satina and Postum 2.30 CBS Young Doctor Malone Post's 40 Bran 2.45 CBS Perrv Mason Camay 3.00 CBS Mary Marlin Fleishman's Yeast 3.15 WHP The Dinning Sisters 1 HARRlSoURG TELEGRAPH, Saturday, August 19, 1944 GUEST STARS For the Week SUNDAY, 1.00 CBS News of the World 8.05 CBS Organ Fantasies 8.30 CBS Maurice Brown and the Co lumbia Ensemble 8.4S CBS The Jubilaires 9.00 CBS News of the 9.15 CBS E. Power Bggs.

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7.30 CBS Thanks to the Yanks Camel Cigarets 8.00 CBS "Vox Pop" Bromo Seltzer 8.30 CBS "Gay Nineties Revue" Model Tobacco 8.55 CBS Bill Henry, New a Johns MariVllle 9.00 CBS Mayor of the Town 9.30 CBS A Man Called Lockheed Aircraft 10.00 CBS Screen Guild Players Lady Esther 10.30 CBS The Johnny Morgan Show Ballantlne Beer and Ale 11.00 WHP News Ahead of the Headlines Davil's Clothes 11.10 CBS News Analysis Don Pryor 11.15 WHP Radio News Reel (BBC) 11.30 WHP Casey, Tress Photographer 12.00 CBS News Reports 12.05 CBS Music by Warrington 12.30 CBS Woody Herman's Orchestra 12.55 WHP News Summary AUGUST 22 3.15 WHP The Dinning Sisters 3.30 WHP News Reports Shoemaker's Sea Food 3.35 WHP The Assembly Line 4.00 CBS Service Time 4.25 WHP News Reports Miller'a Shoe Store 4:30 WHP "America In Action" 5.00 WHP News Reports Cheramy Skin Balm 5.05 WHP J. B. McGeachy, from London 5.15 CBS Fun With Dunn 5.30 CBS The Three Sisters 5.45 WHP Lum and Abner Alka Seltzer EVENING 6.00 WHP News Analysis Studebaker Corp. 6.05 WHP Inside MGM Metr Gold wyn Mayer 6.15 WHP Beyond the News Bath asweet 6.30 WHP Radio News Extra Styletex Clothes 6.45 CBS World Today; News General Electric 6.55 CBS "Meaning of the News" Joseph Harsch B.F,. Goodrich Co.

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Interviewees are patients at the Army's England General Hospital and personnel the AAF Re distribution Station No. 1. The England General Hospital, named in memory of the late Lt. Col. Thomas M.

England O. S. Army Medical Department, who worked with Major Walter Reed on Yellow Fever control, is established in several modern ocean front hotels. There Amer ican war casualties are given treatment and training that will fit most of them for return to duty. The Atlantic City Redistribution Station is one of three in the United States through which all Air Force flyers and ground men pass to new assignments after service overseas.

At xnis station, the men are given rest and relaxation as well as regular examinations by doctors ana personnel experts. So Goodbye Fran Carlon and Lawson Zerbe portray the war separated couple Martha and Neil Bishop, on "This Changing World" weekdays over CBS WHP, 10.30 M. Basil Rathbone on "Screen Guild" Basil Rathbone. Mary Astor and Eugene Failette have the leading roles in a radio version of the Rene Clair movie, "The Ghost Goes West" on CBS' "Screen Guild Players" program Monday, August 21, over WHP at 10 p. m.

'The Ghost Goes West" is the amusing story of a Scoftish ghost who comes to America, along with the castle he has been haunting, when a wealthy American buys the castle and brings it across the ocean piecemeal. The trouble the ghost has with the American way of life, and his dealings with a descendant of his who is in love with an American girl, make for delightful comedy. Bill Lawrence directs, with Tru lan Bradley as master of cere monies. Wilbur Hatch conducts the orchestra. Listening to Pert Kelton com plain about her husband mistreating her, Johnny Morgan, star of his own "CBS program, asked why she put up with it "Where's your get up and go?" he challenged.

Pert replied, "It got up and went." AUGUST 25 3.00 CBS Mary Marlin Fleishman', Yeast 9 15 WHP Edwin Lemarr Trio 3.30 WHP News Reports Shoemaker's Sea Food 3.35 WHP The Assembly Line 4.00 CBS Service Time 4.23 WHP Npws Reports Miller's Shoe Store 4:30 WHP "AmerIca in Action" 3.00 WHP News Reports Cheramy Skin Balm 3.0' WHP J. B. McGeachy, from London 5.15 CBS Fun With Dunn 5.30 WHP The Texas Rangers WUd root 8.45 WHP Lum and Abner Alka Seltzer EVENING 1.0C WHP News Analysis Studebaker Corp. 6.05. WHP Inside MGM Metro Gold wvn Maver 6.15 CBS Lynn Murray's Orchestra and Chorus squioo rroaucis 6.30 WHP Radio News Extra Styletex Clnthes 6.43 CBS World Today; News General Electric 6.55 CBS "Meaning of the News" Jos eph Harsch B.F.

Goodrich Co, 7.00 CBS I Love a Mystery Ivory Soap .13 CBS We Who Dream Englander Mattresses 7.30 CBS Fiiduv on Broadway Anacin 8.0C WHP Maxwell House Iced Coffee Time Maxwell House Coffee 8.30 CBS Service to the Front Wrigley Spearmint Gum 8.53 CBS Bill Henrv News Johns Manvilla 9.00 CBS It Pays To Be Ignorant Philip Morris Cigarets 9.30 CBS "ThU Brewster Boy" Quaker Oats 10.00 CBS Moore and Durante Show Comedy camei wigareis 10.30 CBS Stage Door Canteen Mazola 11.00 WHP News Ahead of the Head line Davio ciotnes 11.10 CBS News Analysis Quincy Howe 11.15 WHP Radio News Reel (BBC) 11.30 CBS Mildred Bailey Show 12.00 CBS Newr Repuru 12.03 CBS Bob Strong's Orch. 12.30 CBS Johnny Long's Orch. 12..5 WHP News summary Flyer of First Italy Russia Shuttle Operation Guest on "We, the People" How heavy American bombers are steadily sapping the vitals of Germany's "Fortress Europa" through shuttle raids fr es in Italy and Russia will be told bv a 23 vear old Sings Friday Mary Ann Mabee, CBS soprano, sings hit tunes each week on "Friday on Broadway" over WHP at 7.30 p. m. Alec Templeton to Be Guest on 'Star Theatre' Over WIIP Alec Templeton, internationally known pianist, composer and wit, is guest of James Melton, Metropolitan Opera tenor, on the CBS "Star Theatre" program Sunday, August 20 (WHP, 9.30 to 10 p.

Templeton plays his own "Swingphony" on "Blue Room" by Rodgers. The noted musician is joined by Melton, announcer James Wal lington and the chorus in "Diana." Melton, accompanied by the orchestra and chorus under the direction of Nat Finston, sings Cole Porter's "In the Still of the Night," "Duerme" by Prado, and Malotte's setting of "The Lord's Prayer." The popular tenor also sings "The Farmer's Son" by. John Tasker Howard, well known 'au thonty on Stephen Foster and American music. In addition to making many guest appearances on the CBS network, Templeton recently completed a weekly series for CBS in which his amusing musical "im pressions" were featured. Templeton's Concertino for piano and orchestra, with the composer as soloist, was given its world premiere several seasons ago by the Columbia Broadcasting Symphony under the direction of Bernard Herrmann.

The Expected Screen star Jane Wyman paid a recent surprise visit to the CBS Thursday Major Bowes Amateur program (WHP, 9 P. She told the Major she wanted to satisfy an urge to sing on the radio. Thoroughly expecting the gong, Miss Wyman was surprised to win an ovation. SATURDAY, MORNING 6.00 WHP News Roundup B.15 WHP The Farm Front 7.00 WHP Wake Up America Music a.id Time 7.15 WHP News Reports Griffin Shoe Polish 7.25 WHP Wake Up America Music anu Time 7.45 WHP Bond's Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 CBS News of the World 8.15 WHP Rythm and Reason 8.30 CBS U. S.

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News Reports on P.M New Report 5.05 P.M. News Analysis from London SUNDAYS These newscasts augment the dally timesi Ill.OO A.M. News Reports 1.00 P.M. Sunday Edition United States Army Air Force vet eran, who will appear on the "We, the People" broadcast, Sunday, August 30, at 10.30 p. m.

over WHP. He is Lt. David Storch, of Brooklyn, N. just returned home after successfully completing fifty one missions. A bomber Storch participated in the initial "shuttle" attack and has been over Romania's vital Ploesti oil fields five times.

He will discuss his experiences on several of those raids and tell how the American and Russian pilots are getting along at the northern end of the runs. Another guest speaker will be Roy Rankin, conductor on the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, who was in charge of one of the trains that brought the first division of Guadalcanal Marines back East after 27 months in the Pacific. Rankin, who like Lt. Storch will be interviewed by "We, the People" Emcee Milo Boulton, will relate some of the conversations he had during the cross country ride with returning leathernecks. He also will urge reduction of all unnecessary railroad travel so that men returning from combat on hospital trains need not be delayed.

Oscar Bradley directs the music. Steber, Wrightson and Faith Present Music by Rodgers, Kern, Schwartz Music by some of America's most popular musical comedy composers is performed by soprano Eleanor Steber and conductor Percy Faith on "The Pause That Refreshes On the Air" Sunday, August 20 over WHP from 4.30 to 5 p. m. Miss Steber sings Rodgers' "Where Or Where" and Penn's "Smilin' Through." With baritone Earl Wrightson, who is guest on the program, Miss Steber sings 'Make Believe from "Show Boat" by Kern. The chorus sings "Over the Rainbow" by Arlen.

Orchestral selections are "Dancing in the Dark" by Schwartz, the Brazilian "Os Quindins de Yaya" by Barroso, and Ahlert's "I'll Get By." David Ross is master of cere monies for the program. "Suspense" Fredric March stars in the Ben Hecht murder mystery "Actor's Blood," on Columbia's "Suspense" program Thursday, August 24 (WHP, 8 to 8.30 p. The chilling tale revolves around a macabre dinner party to which an actor invites friends of his murdered daughter in an tempt to trap her murderer. William Spier produces. Lud Gluskin composes and conducts the original musical backgrounds.

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