The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1939 BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManna Oil Painting in Federal Art Exhibit k1' rl I ermtrst 1 '21: s- -r'J BRONCHO BILL The Fortune teller Bv Harrv rvCii 7 UIH' tti i CARDS -A STOW. One of the many interesting oil studies included in the Federal Art Project, WPA, tyhich opened this afternoon at the State Museum, is Saul Berman's "Washington Square." The exhibit will be open until August 27. Berman, who was born in Russia in 1899 and studied at the Cooper Union, the National Academy of Design, and the Beaux Art Institute in New York City, has exhibited at such outstanding galleries as the Whitney Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh, and the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington. He received honorable mention at the Chicago Art Institute jn 1929. James Melton, Francla White and A PORTION of a symphonic pro Don Voorhees orchestra will play gram from the International Music Festival at Lucerne, Switzer and sing a special medly of George "ii urn rail in siwiTiu ii I land, conducted by Arturo Toscanini, THE NEBBS The Prodiffal'i Return By Sol Heas will be broadcast over WEAF this i.m.Hih i i iur.

r-r-r Gershwin tunes. A special program commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Lighthouse Service will be broadcast over the WEAF network at 10 o'clock. afternoon at 5 clock. The program will feature Schubert's Symphony in D. Major and "The Moldau" by oulsti Dorothy Lamour, Donald Diokson WJZ.

Bummer Concert. Iiltr Solo- men, Conducting WABC. Drama: Adventure of the Flying Needle WJZ. Drama, With Oale Pat WABC. Summer Hour: Don Voorhees Jams Melton, Francla White: Blllle Bailey, Songs J.80.

WEAF. Album of Familiar Music; Frank Munn, Jean Dickson. Elisabeth Lennox and Other 10.00. WEAF. Boston Light.

Commemorating 150th Anniversary of of Light House Service WABC. World's Fair Trjtone Band; Soloist I PAPPY: AN IKI UKEWi i I FtEU 50 UUMllATEO' I AIN'T LEFT WER.5WE3 WRECK SOU ACT Wl DOkjT Tuim vou'dp a YOU'D SPEKJT YOUR SUNDAY EM A CANT LOOK MYSELF JjEST OVERTD MER HCJUSEjf LIKEUTwS Yk0 SKWfi IBiilSCWOOL MONEY COR AKJ TW AN' tf MY EARS IS TOUGH EtmXj'M A KIDS "31 BUT YOURS ST1U. IW HOMPERS IVPPLE TAFFY 1 3WAME Fl, I-1 WWERE0 V0U XM1 T0 STAM0 MEANY wmrK FAR i YOUR bSjkis5 fifi i rr Til il I7 Xri Sh0ULO BUSTErV HERSiTOOl Yf7 mrr Smetana. The international situation and the French way of life are in a broadcast from Paris over WABC at 6.45 this evening. They are Pierre Programs Denoyer, reporter for Le Petit ran 6ien: Madame Yvonne Pannier, sec SHORT WAVKS TODAY Brlln, 6 d.

m. Sons, DID. li.11 25.4 m. Budapest. 7 p.

m. "Old Hungarian Dance." HAT4. 9.12 32.8 m. mm m. i mm Studio Notes retary for the American University Union in Paris, and Guyot, famous headwaiter.

Guest speaker on "The Message of Praue, d. m. Muaio and Enter When Michael Fitzmaurice took tainment, OI.K4A. 13.23 13 7 m. Israel program over WJZ at his mother, the former Hettie Ken New Tork.

8.15 t. m. Muslo of Early o'clock will be Rabbi B. Benedict orn French and Italian "NV3XAL. 9.B7 SI m.

Glazer. Ronald Reagan and Mabel Todd, ton, to a recent Myrt and Marge broadcast, he was chagrined to find that she was much more anxious to meet an old friend than to watch Rome. 8.30 d. m. Chamber Music: Ital ian lesson.

2RO. II. XI Z5.4 screen celebrities, will be guests of 1RF. 9.83 30.5 m. Orrm Tucker and his Tea-Rimers in Berlin, 0.30 n.

m. Film Chat of the Month. DJD. 11.77 mec. 2S.4 m.

him perform. She was surprised to learn that "Myrt" was the same Myrtle Vail she had trouped with London. 8.4.1 d. m. "Puzzle Corner." a broadcast from Los Angeles at 8 o'clock over WABC.

At the same hour the WJZ network will present the dance music of Charlie Barnett Another Parlor Game. GSp. is. 14 long before Mike was born. 19.8 11.75 2.1.S GSR.

9.51 81 m. Caraea. 10 d. m. Dance Music.

y5RC. and his orchestra. 5.9 51.7 m. H'L ABNER Greetings From Mother Hatfield! By Al Capp Heredla. Costa Rica.

10 D. m. Broad When "Tune-Up Time" returns to the air Monday, August 21, Maestro cast In Ensrlish. "Voice of Costa Andre Kostelanetz will air his cur i if rtriRlrr-iU i J.l au rnrr maucci AfMo-rrr nv uau uikp rr I I rJl urUI 1 Rica." T14NRH. 9.69 meg.

SO. a m. TIE MERRY MACS, popular swing quartet, will join the WABC "Your Hit' Parade" program Schenectady. 10 d. m.

Bennv Goodman's rent hit tune, "Moon Love," now in second place in hit songs of the I MOTHE.R i INTO TH ROY FAMBLY TODAY i'l I HUNDERDS O' YARS, TH' l-AwT H-H-' 3 II AH HAIN'T GOT NO TIME! FO' Ci 'JJ 1 1 RUT U5 ROVS WILL ihJ' ratfifi nt: aki'tw' bnv5 7 itii IjStTA. Uf.Hl V'. 1 Caravan (New Tork). WIIXAF, beginning with this evenings 7.03 31.4 m. Cincinnati.

10 n. m. Boons County Jam clock broadcast. The group is week on radio. So real Is "Pepper Young's Fam If SO-SHUL IS H'YAR T'LET BYGONES BE BYGONES- Hf II BIN A-KILLIN' EACH OTHER, VIyA '9Sir ZZZX T'KILL CMC boree.

6.ok 4H 5 m. London. 10.45 n. m. Irish Rhvthms, Ic, mWr ir I ura in wnuLi.

dluwt I I itL-X IVM'iitiVW1 1 2.. Vrt'lriM mMMrKlfr Mil BL (l II II TLllpn 1 Mrpi- i it Mronv rii-v 1,1 iVJK NV: l' VN1mJ ily" to listeners that many have Fectlon ot BHC Kortnern ireisna Orchestra, directed by David written to "Mrs. Young" about the Currv. GST. 15.28 19.6 m.

OSD. 11.75 25.5 GSB 9 51 31.5 m. former convict, Hal Beaman, whom jT jf i t.mt 7 j.t hir ky 5.0--1 she has taken into her home. Some PIttsbureh. 11.1.1 n.

m. Music Tou Want. W8XK. 11.87 25 2 of the notes gravely warn Mrs. Parla.

11 20 o. m. Talk In Enllsh by made up of three brothers, Jud, Ted and Joe McMichaeL and a girl, Helen Carroll. Three short plays about children by Arch Oboler will be presented over the WEAF network at 9.30 this evening. Two of the child stars will be Sidney Lumet and Lester Jay, while the name of the third has not yet been announced.

Benny Goodman and his orchestra will open a seven-week engagement in Hollywood with their WEAF broadcast at 10 o'clock this evening. Young of the danger of having a I former prisoner under her roof but I P. J. Archlnaro. Tr A4.

11.71 mee. 25.6 TBP11. 11.88 25.2 m. the majority commend her for giving N'ew Tork. 12 n.

nt. Psnc Music. a break to a down-and-outer. In the midst of his business trans V2 XE. B.12 4N 5 m.

TONIGHT'S HEUl'LAR TROGRAM 6.00. WEAF. Kaltenmeyer'a Kindergarten Won. Uncle Don actions, his World's Fair show and his weekly Celebrity Hour broad They will follow tonight's broadcast with a concert appearance in Holly WJZ. News; Spanish Revue "WAHC.

News; Studio Musto 6.1.1. WAHC Snorts Mel Allen wood. Bowl. casts, George Jessel finds time to sandwich in some song writing. His newest ditty is "Stop Kicking My Heart Around," recently introduced 6.30.

WEAF. News; Talk. Norman Peale WOR. New; Renfrew of the Mounted "VILL England Save Hitler?" WABC. Albert Warner.

Comments will be the subject discussed on the University of Chicago Round by Mary bmalL Johnny Green, maestro on "Johnny LITTLE MART MIXUP Mary Just Happened to Be Around 3y Brinkerhoff Table broadcast over WEAF at 2.30 tomorrow afternoon. The speakers will be Maynard C. Krueger, of the faculty; Irvin Pflaum, foreign editor Presents," is the favorite composer of many listeners, who have enthusiastically received his newest song, "Stranger Things Have Hap pened." Green's favorite composer i i i ii jfA r- jzmK i V7 nnK i is, However, the great man of a to tally different field, Beethoven. Radioddity: More than 40 per cent. of the personal appearances offered to Angeline Orr, of "Judy and Jane," 6.45.

WEAF. Sports. Bill Stern "WABC. Broadcast from Pari T.00. WEAF.

Miller Orchestra Woll. Sports, Stan Lomax WJZ. Message of Israel; Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer WABC. Workers.

Interviewed 7.30. WOK, Variety Orchestra WJZ. Uncle Jlm'a Questlbn Bee WABC. County Seat; Ray Perkins 7.45. WEAF.

Miller Orchestra "WOR. Sports. Sam Baiter 8.00. WEAF. Hollywood Varletr WOR.

Don Arres. Tenor; Orch. WJZ. Barnett Orchestra WABC. Dance Music 8.80.

WEAF. Red Skelton, Bill Thompson. Comedians; Janette, Curt Massev, Sonts WOR. Music From Hawaii W.IZ. Brent House.

Sketch WABC. Professor Quiz 9.00. WEAF. Vox Pop. Interviews WOJt.

San Francisco Fair Muslo WJZ. National Barn Dance WABC. l.anny Ross, Tenor; Kay Lorraine, Sonxs Sonsmiths Quartet; Merry Mac Quartet; Scott Quintet; Warnow Orch. 9.30. WEAF.

Plays: The Brat; Mr. Ftp; Rich Kid. by Arch Oboler WOR. Hollywood. George Fisher 9.45.

WOR. Faster Orchestra WABC. Dance Music are lor song recitals as well as dramatic readings though she hasn't sung on the air since her network debut but has concentrated on acting. Enthusiastic rooter for Don Han cock's continued success is his tailor. Every time the "Stepmother" an Mary All Right Ed nouncer annexes a new show, he adds a new suit to his wardrobe.

of the Chicago Tunes, and Peter F. Drucker, author. Wheat farmers from the vicinity of Wichita, will be interviewed by Charles Stookey on the second program of the new WABC "Country Journal" series at 5 o'clock. The Rev. John J.

Russell, pastor of St. Ursula's Church, Baltimore, will speak on "The Purpose of Life," during the 500th broadcast of the "Catholic Hour" program over WEAF at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. The Rev. Father Russell's talk will be the first in a series of four, under the general title "God's World of Tomorrow." Hugh Gibson, former ambassador to Belgium, will make "A General Survey of European Conditions" over the WJZ network at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening. Gibson will speak from London.

i Radio scribes of New York newspapers are to be guests on the "Adventures of Ellery Queen" program over WABC at 8 o'clock. They include J. E. "Dinty" Doyle of the New York Journal-American; E. L.

Bragdon, of the New York Sun; Leonard Carlton, of the New York Post, and Jo Ranson, of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. MISCHA AUER, comedian, and Josephine Hutchinson, screen Teddy Powell, the band 10.00. WEAF. Goodman Soloists can play practically any instrument in his orchestra, so when he wants WOR. Symphonic Strings.

Alfred Wallenstetn. Conductor W.TZ Snltnln Orchestra to explain a certain passage in an HERE'S A LETTER. FRPM YOUd HERE'S A LETTER FRPM YOUR AND A CARD FROM MARY MARG'RET-J I HOPE YOU ARE HAVING A NICE TIME -r YOU f. FRIEND, MARY MARG'RET I ic I MlGGS!" GEEI I GUESS I WILL MARRY arrangement to one of the band boys 10.15. WABC.

The West Remembers, DON'T SEC HOW ADELE. I DON'T SEE HOW ADELE Drama VV4 i IAU I ri I (N.IU CAN STAND THAT KID rOr A-Jfi3t 't HER. 'STEADDA ADELE WHEN 1 GROW 30.30. WEAF. Dance Music he often demonstrates on the musician's instrument just what is wanted.

MXMl FATHER. SAYS "YOUR. MOTHER and i aoe. enjoying the peace amd quiet occasioned by your. visit to the seashor.e.

every night we have ice Cream and watermelon for. and after the dishes are washed, we rettie to the nearest movie, and WOR. Howard Price. Willie Morris. Sons; Orchestra WJZ Donahue Orchestra 1045.

WABC. Armchair Adventurei "What a Life." Clifford Gold smith's stage comedy hit which sug gested nis radio series. "The Aldrich Family," starring Ezra Stone, was not his first attempt at drama. Gold 'i Ml JEsLl (OtZljW. 1 III 11 Ill I Vv i I I 1 I I I I DO NT 'LiEVtrrt 11.00.

WOR. News: Dance Muslo WJZ. News: Dance Music WABC. News: Dance Music SHORT WAVES TOMORROW Caracas. 12.30 p.

m. Dance Music and Sones. TV5RC. 5.9 ftl.7 m. Guatemala City.

3.30 p. m. Concert of First Military Band. TGWA. 19 8 m.

Moscow. 4 p. m. Special Enlish Broadcast. RAN.

9.6 81 m. smith confesses to a theatrical mis take entitled "Charlie." The audience didn't even wait for the first curtain, Goldsmith reports. Schenectady. 6.15 p. m.

Pan-American When Don Voorhees has accumu Pros-ram, W2A.AD. u.ii 31.4 m. lated 100 requests for a certain com London. 6.20 p. m.

"The Thirty-Nine position, he makes a new arrange actress, will be guests of Edgar Bergen and Don Ameche on their variety program over WEAF at 8 o'clock. Billie Bailey, songstress, will be guest star on the "Summer Hour" program over WABC at 9 o'clock. ment of it. For some persistent fa Steps," Episode, s. usr.

19.8 OSD. 11.75 25.5 GSB. 9.51 31.5 m. vorites, he has made as many as FraKue. 11.55 p.

m. Musical Program. ti r'i nil i i -t i i i eight diiferent orchestrations, so that OLR4A. 15.23 19.7 m. Budanest 7 n.

m. Hunarlan Overture, they sound fresh no matter how TILLIE THE TOILER Mar, aiiirh. Tnn Rnnn Wcstover many times he plays the numbers. HAT4. 9.12 32 8 m.

Rom. 7.30 p. m. Opera "Norma. 'Act 'TONHS XUST INS.DE THE 1111111111: HH YOU.M I IgWJI I jj Ifr.yg&f I I One: "The Btae in naiv.

tn.ii, 11.81 25.4 IRF. 9.83 on ft Radio Actress Family In Microphone Work 1 Pittsburgh. p. m. Serenade.

W8XK. 11.87 25.2 m. Eindhoven. 8 2.1 p. m.

PHOHI Program for America. PUJ. Ill Berlin. 8 30 p. -m.

Choir Concert DJD. 11.77 25.4 m. New Tork. 9.30 p. m.

"Kaltenborn Edit the New," WiAHJ. xi.oj 25.3 m. London, tt.40 p. m. "The Sea." BBC 1 ri.TW I TILLIE'LL K- CT THAT'S A 2LL fJWU Tl HUBBY ANC ASK ftlM IF TC I Actress on Air Waves I PT soon get Wf eooo onejt yTT the baby's all rigmtJ I 1 1 For 13-Year Period 'gjL Jit cm''C i K'j SIP 'Csl LIGHTS 0F niSTORT The Buckskin Boy A Familiar Voice Bv J.

Carroll MangflelJ 1 THE EASINESS AOr1 JAC flVit liiiiifc I Midland Singer, usi. la.zo me. 19.6 OSD. 11.75 25.5 GSB, 9.71 81.5 m. Pari.

9 40 p. m. Gramophone Record. TPB7. 1188 2.1.2 TPA4.

11.71 25.6 m. New Tork. 10 n. m. Music Hall Concert.

W3XL. 6.10 49.1 m. Pari 10 25 p. m. Talk on French Events: Life In Paris (In English).

TPB7. 11.88 25.2 TPA4. 11.71 26.6 m. Cincinnati. 11.30 p.

m. Dance Ochetr. W8XAL. 6.06 49.5 m. TOMORROWS REGULAR PROGRAM Afternoon 12.00.

WJZ. Muslo Hall String; Sym-phony; Henrietta Shumann, Piano; John Herrlck, Baritone 12.S0. WEAF. Drama: On Your Job 1.30. WEAF.

Sunday Symphonette 2.00. WJZ. National High School Interloehen, Dr. Joseph E. Maddy.

Conductor WABC. Drama Democracy In Action 2.30. Wkaf. University of i a Forum 3.00. WEAF.

Chautauqua Symphony. Albert Stoessel, Conductor; Mistha Mlschakoff. Violin WABC. Symphony How-, rd Barlow, Conductor 4.00. WABC.

Musical Fun Qulx 5.00. WEAF. Hnll of Fun: Cliff Edwards. Fiances Hunt, CHff Ar-nuette. Richard Lane; Jenkins Orchestra 5.30.

WABC. National Conference of Catholic Charities, Denver Evening 6.00. WJZ. Grenadier Guards Band WABC. Gay Nineties Revue 7.00.

WJZ. International Broadcast from London WABC. The Alibi Club 7.30. WABC. Jane Froman, Jan 7erc.

Songs; Chorus: Concert Orches-trs, Erno Rapes. Conductor 8.00. WEAF. Edgar Bergen, Yeatrllo- SELENA ROYLE Selena Royle first emoted over ANGELINE ORB the air in 1926 or 77 doesn't re Aneeline Orr. star of "Judy and member exactly, anes Deen in radio almost continuously since, Jane," just can't get away from radio people.

Her husband is Wynthrop but frequently takes times out to appear in a Broadway play. She's heard on WABC's "Life and Love Orr, producer of network shows, ana her cousin is Bess Johnson, star of of Dr. Susan" and "Adventures of "Hilltop House. Others in her lam lly do microphone work, too. Ellery Queen." 1 5.