The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 9

NEWS-HERALD, FRANKLIN AND OIL CITY, PA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1950, PAGE NINE: Society Radio and Records By CAROLEE KINNEAR. KDKA will carry a special program tonight at 11:30 o'clock observance of Washington's Birthday. The broadcast will originate at the annual reunion of the Rainbow Division in Chicago with Maj Gen. William Donovan and a number of other notables as participants. A message will also be read from Gen.

Douglas MacArthur. And what about the radio shows that are also going in for television? For instance The Aldrich Family. Eleven years ago, Clifford Goldsmith launched his comedy series over the radio and then ALDRICH FAMILY -TELEVISION Seated in front are Charita Bauer and Bol Casey In semi -circle, 1. to Howard Smith Jackie Kelk Clifford Goldsmith, author of "The Aldrich Ethel Wilson House Jameson and Lois Wilson last year he came out with a television But then there's the confusion of the same in both television and radio, portrayed by Ezra Stone on the television. Howard Smith, Jackie casting.

version Some of of the the Aldrich characters Family, but the lead character of Henry. radio, was replaced by Bob Casey on Kelk, House Jameson and Ethel ALDRICH FAMILY--RADIO L. to Howard Smith "Mr. Brown," Charita Bauer as "Mary Aldrich," Jackie Kelk "Homer Brown," Ezra Stone as as "Henry Aldrich," House Jameson as "Mr. Aldrich," Katharine Raht as "Mrs.

Aldrich." and Ethel Wilson AS "Aunt Harriet." Wilson have retained their identities however. The Aldrich Family is but also has a strong appeal to created the character of Henry "What a Life" and the television series is now carried on Sunday evenings, and the radio version heard over NBC on Thursdays. Betty Hutton will star in "Incendiary Blonde," recreating her screen Texas Guinan, on the Screen Directors' Playhouse on Friday at 9 p. m. over KDKA.

George Marshall, who directed the movie, will be commentator of the radio adaptation. Robert Clary, the sensational new French singing importation, seems destined for a brilliant career in this country. The 22- year-old singer made a hit on the Ed Wynn CBS-TV show and since then has been engaged at New York's smart Park Avenue supper club. He is expected for other guest spot appearances in the near future. Kirk Douglas and Walter Huston will co-star in "Heaven Can Wait," the fantasy-comedy several years back as "Here Comes Mr.

Jordan," on NBC's Theatre Guild on the Air Sunday at 8:30 p. m. Cloris Leachman and Doris Dalton will be featured. A new half-hour Crosby show was inaugurated this week over WCAE in Pittsburgh. Entitled Bing Crosby the Monday through Friday series will be heard at 11 a.

featuring top recordings by Bing as well as latest hit tunes by the nation's outstanding artists. Charles Nuzum is the announcer. Plays seem to be in the vogue this week, and the dramatizations have a little better than average line-up. "Laura" will be the Screen Guild Theatre headliner over KDKA tomorrow at 9 p. starring Dana Andrews, Gene Tierney and Clifton Webb.

Running in direct competition with the NBC drama, will be CBS's Suspense, also heard at 9 p. m. It will feature Dick Powell in the lead role of a chiller, "Slow Burn." Mindy Carson's record of "Candy and Cake" makes you feel good. Carson's vocal charm is used to full advantage on this ditty, which will be whistled after some of the more popular novelty tunes are forgotten. flip-over is "My Foolish Heart," from Samuel Goldwyn's new film by the same name.

Ever wonder about those radio voices on the day-time serials and some of the early evening dramatizations? Despite the variety of castings, many of the voices sound hauntingly familiar. For instance, take this line-up of stars, all heard on CBS' Crime Photographer: Staats Cotsworth, who plays Casey (his biggest role), is also heard on Marriage for Two. Cavalcade of America, Guiding Light and Front Page Farrell. Jan Miner, who portrays Ann, is heard regularly on Hilltop House, Guiding Light, Break the Bank, Right to Happiness and TV's Lights Out. John Gibson, as Ethelbert, is really a busy guyappearing on Wendy Warren, When a Girl Marries, Life Can Be Beautiful, Right to Features For Kinnear, Department Editor.

Telephone 353. Betty Lou Smith, John Stewart, Will Wed Saturday Miss Betty Lou Smith today announced plans for her marriage to John C. Stewart, which will take place on Saturday evening. The wedding ceremony will be performed at 7:30 o'clock in the First Baptist Church with Rev. J.

Sydney Kane, the pastor, hearing the exchange of vows for double-ring service. Miss Lou Boyd, of Franklin, has been chosen by Miss Smith as her maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Mary Stevenson, of Franklin, Miss Darolyn Kidd, of Warren, both cousins of the bride. George Stewart, of this city, will serve his brother as best man and the ushers will be Edward Stewart, of Oil City, and Kenneth Phillips, of Franklin. Robert Wilson, the church organist, will provide the music for the wedding and Miss Lois Ann Brinkley will be the vocalist. Following the ceremony a reception will be held at the bride's home for the immediate families and close friends.

Honor Earl Beans At Open House On Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Bean, of Belmar Road Franklin, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Saturday afternoon and evening with "open house" at their home. The table was attractivelyappointed with a lace cloth and a centerpiece of spring flowers, guarded by candles on either side The favors were small white napkins decorated with silver inscribed "The Beans 1925-1950." There were 85 guests present.

The couple has resided at the same address since they were married on Feb. 18, 1925 in Franklin. Rev. C. C.

Mohney officiated at their wedding. Mrs. Bean is the former Ethyl Swyers and her husand is an employe of the South Penn Oil Co. They have one daughter, Connie, a Junior in Franklin High School. Assisting with the arrangements for the celebration were: Mrs.

Ned Biery, Mrs. Hazel, Pomroy, Mrs. Henry Pomroy, Miss Elizabeth Swyers, of Franklin; Mrs. Harry Showers. Mrs.

Charles Willyoung, of Franklin, R. D. and Mrs. W. E.

Highfield. of Oil City. The honored couple received beautiful gifts of silver and crystal. Guests were present from New Castle, Eau Claire, Meadville, Greenville, Grove City, Punxsutawney, Oil City and Duke Center. Well-Baby Clinic To Be Held on Thursday The Well-Baby Clinic will be held Thursday at 9:30 a.

m. in the Franklin Hospital with Dr. Frank Butters in charge. He will be assisted by Miss Clara Nalepa and Mrs. Frank Prue.

Volunteers from the Baby Honor Roll Committee, who assisted during the past two weeks, were William Sheasley, Mrs. Wilma Duriff, Mrs. Louis Cetto, Mrs. Joseph, Richardson, Riesenman, Mrs. King Mrs.

Rich- Euardson and Mrs. Lloyd Yetka. Much appreciation has been expressed to the volunteers for their services and the of babies at the clinic asumbeen doubled since they took over part of the duties, it has been announced. Get Together Club Has Regular Meeting The Get Together Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Oscar Phillips, 1182 Otter Street.

Two tables of "500" were in play and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Oliver Masterson, Mrs. Loyal Burkhardt Paul Roemer. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next club meeting will be at the home Mrs.

Verne Peters, 500 Colbert Avenue, Oil City. The terrific prices being paid for some baseball rookies suggests someone may be rooked. Burger AMBULANCE Service PHONE 30 Business Women's Club 1162 Elk St. Luncheon: Soup, Salads and Sandwiches Dinner: Roast Beef Breaded Pork Tuna Fish Casserole Home-made Pies--Cakes Sweet Rolls Fine Color, Flawless, Brilliantly Cut Diamonds of modest size look bigger in mountings we have carefully designed for them. Diamond rings from $19.50 to $1,200.00.

Feldman's No Gift Says Quite So Much As A Diamond. Dinner and Meeting Are Held by D.U.V. The Hannah Moore Tent, No. 32, Daughters of Union Veterans, held its regular meeting on Monday evening in the Y.M.C.A. with Mrs.

Ada Sorger in charge. The meeting was preceded by a tureen dinner served to 25 members, charge friends. included: The com- Mrs. Anna Belle Meckling, Mrs. Gertrude Spencer and Mrs.

Mary Stackhouse. Plans were made to have a roast pork supper on March 6 at 6 p. m. Mrs. Clara Rodgers, Mrs.

Margaret Reed and Mrs. Stackhouse will be in charge. A St. Patrick's party will follow the meeting, and each one is asked to wear something green. The regular meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.

m. Rubber bathing suits already are being shown. Ah, for a nice stretch-on the beach! Carolee on the television programs. especially popular with youngsters, light comedy fanciers. Goldsmith in 1948 in his Broadway hit Fat Man, TV's That Wonderful Guy, Fighter and Chandu the Magician.

And Bernie Lenrow, who is Captain Logan, also appears on Henry Aldrich, TV's The Clock, Mystery Theatre, Guiding Light, Counterspy, Eternal Light and Greatest Story Ever Told. Almost like Godfrey! If you're a drama fan and keep hearing voices (familiar) don't let it worry you, an accomplished radio actor can adopt a new voice and personality as quick as you can turn the dial. W.S.W.S. Holds Meeting Tuesday; 20 Persons Attend The Women's Society of World Service of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church held its regular meeting on Tuesday evening with 20 members present. The monthly emphasis was on "Prayer" and the meeting opened with the group singing "Sweet Hour of Prayer." The Scripture lesson was from 1 Thes.

Mrs. Leslie Barlett, Mrs. Bert Griffin and Mrs. W. E.

Rifenberrick led in prayer. The leader gave a reading on "Waiting for Results." The lesson from the book Begins Again," was given William O'Neil. The business meeting was conducted the president, Mrs. William O'Neil. The group was urged to attend the World Day of Prayer service in the church sanctuary on Friday at 7:30 p.

m. Miss Nelle Manson conducted the Fellowship of Prayer. Mrs. William Robertson showed three films on Stewardship and the meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. All that some people realize on some investments is what fools they've been.

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