The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1941 By George McManus BRINGING VP FATHER Heard Around the World! HOW -USTEM-W AGGIE -THIS HAS GOT TO BE STOPPED- YOUR BROTHEC CAME IN MY OFFICE I 7 WELL-IF IT ISNT MB. GOING INTO THAT HORPID PLACE-1! DON'T LIKE TO MAKE TROUBLE-BUT FEEL. IT MV DUTV TO REALLY Vfcr.S-1 HA I OA PERFECT DESCRIPTION OF HIM -HAT-COAT -AND AU-THANkS-MCS. TELLUS MXI'CE SO KIND -OH- I HEPE HE COMES NOW-I'LL. FIX HIM -NO ONE BUT THE LOWEST CHARACTERS IN THE OTV GO THERE- I SUPPOSE HE KNOWS ALL.

OF THEM-, LXJLL AK5- THEN KNOW HOW M-J HATED TO TELL. ME- SWIPED MY COAT ART HAT- A Born Salesman BBONCHO BILL Br Harry F. O'Neill IjEAO FLEW THICK ATSO FAST IN JENNIK465' DANCE. MALL. MHENI CJl PrryCl.THE OLO- OOMPH 0L POOR SOME LADIES AKICk I ONI my WLfe9r? laoTt' FOOL--1 raosSn caught a gambler o-ieatinS at cards HlLE While s.f That's what NERVES, TMY RE CORNS, BUNIONS, HOT" ANQ RUSTY LOCKS STIFP, TQRnAOO EMPTIED THE TWO FIGHTER'S FLED NQ CeVS NAB IT IWheh old ueVJTT TOKNACO IKS ARRWcOJ r- ccninu int.

oak WJT HURRICANE r-AMrsAH TeW mM out. reMANOitsa -rrvsr HS STOF Tr-tE FlGr-TT' How Time Files TUB NEBBS By Sol Hens HOW TIME PLIES HOW THINGS CMAMGE- hOBSnOBBINQ WITH A I RICH WIDOW THAT A PEW MONTWSi II rt VWOULD wMTlKI' WELL. SOME POLKS 1L I MADE MY OWW MONEY- AJslD BETTEft THEMSELVES AMD Mffr 3mEBBS I SOT AS MUCH AS YOU HAVE) CrrMERS NEVER CUMB OnTOP WW- fSlAM' I OlONfT MARRY MINE, i MIGHT HiSaS Th Pittsburgh Prus LI'L AB.NER rappy Ponders By Al Capp 7. WHUFKY r. Vr' LOOKIN' AT ME SO TH PASSION DONE COT ME.V-AH'U.

STEAL SOME LC TURNIPS VHILENO ONE I FusT ah steals th' FORBIDBEN FRUITANEXT, YO' TAPS, TAPS, TAPS AT ME.V-NEXT, PANSY BOPS NOW YCV LOOKS AT ME REPROACHFUL-LIKE WHUT oo it wnz W7 all HAH? TJEADLINER on the air waves tonight will be one of America 8 4.1. IVOR. Ed Mayehoff. Variety 8.5.1. WABC.

Elmer Davis. Commenta 8.00. WEAF. Doctor I. Quia WOR.

Gabriel Heatter, Talk; Music Hopes to Be Singer WHUFRD'SHE KEEPS FOOLISH LfL. PIG. I most delightful youngsters, Shirley Temple, who will make her second WJZ. You'r In the Army Now Kadio Theater appearance over WABC. Play.

Captain January, With Shirley Temple 9.30. WKAF. Show Boat. Dick Todd: Virginia Verrill. Songs; Others WABC at 9 tonight in "Captain January." Included in a well-known support WOR.

Can You Top This? Variety WJZ. News; Basin Street Music 10.00. WEAF. Louise Kin. Vocalist; Chorus; Percy Faith Orchestra ing cast for Miss Temple will be Charles Winninger and Gene Lock- WOK.

Raymond Swing, Comments vj- hart, veterans of many screen sue cesses. 11. PRESSING Shirley for top billing this evening will be WEAF's He Cant Face Mr. Weaver Brlnkerhoff LITTLE MART M1XLP WJZ. Kesinald Gardiner Casey.

Australian Minister to United States; Major-Gen. Jamea O. Ifarbord, at Australian Day Dinner. Biltmora Hotel WABC. Lombardo Orchestra 101.1.

IVOR. Drama. Who KnowaT 10.30. WEAF. Cutler Orchestra W'OR.

The Green Hornet. Drama WJZ. National Radio Forum: Lend-Leaae Bill. Senator Walter F. Geore WABC.

Tha March Through Life quartet of fine music programs beginning et 8 n. m. James Melton and t. 'V Vvs AiJiMII rMT iAJ T'cl Met vAyeJAwpo X. ri nM (NVire Francia White will join in the 8 RET TV I WTO Trte LISTBNBO Tb OBTT.

SOU ---HE. WANTS "T6 i feL TAoMe.SOMA d. NotI -YOU ALWAVS V.I FRoMSfrtoot For Me yiffrT -J rksht Tt vboi? we aver I I IP I TAKEN THB i CAR. RlffrtT TO Mrs GOT IN -AND IT WAS HER IDE A 11.00. EAF.

News; Variety Muslo W'OR. Newa: Dance Music WJZ. News Reports: Danca Mualc ttAVe HAD TMe To "RiOE ARooMD clock presentation to sing several notable spirituals. Margaret Speaks, soprano soloist of the 8.30 program, is scheduled to feature some popular folk songs and will highlight the Symphony concert under Alfred Wallenstein's direction. Musical features on the Show Boat at fl.30 and the Contented Hour at 10 complete the top SMAieJuP- 11.80.

WEAF. Interviews: Music 12.00. WEAF. War News; Music WOR. Reviews; Musi WJZ.

War News; Dance Music WABC. Nsws: Dance Music TOMORROW'S EARLY PROGRAM Morning R.OO. WEAF. Music 8.1,1. WKAF.

Gene and Glenn. Songs selections. Those with an interest in the jive mu.ic again have pn opportunity 8.80. WJZ. Richard l.eibert, Oran JOAN BANKS Joan Banks, pictured here, of tonight to enjoy the Chamber Music Society's presentation at 9.35 over "The Home of the Brave, new 8.4.1.

Il.no. 9 4.1. WABC. Organ Music: Songs WEAK. Gordon orchestra WEAK.

Happy Jack, Songa WEAF. Cadet, guartet WJZ. Breakfast Club. Variety WEAF. Edward MacHugh.

Songs WABC. Dramatic Sketch WJZ. Count Basie will be featured OF CURRENT affairs interest thi; pvpninir th dial will offpr a WABC serial, studied to be' a dancer and now hopes to be a night-club sinjrer. One of radio's best little actresses, Joan, like 1ft on. 10.15.

ceremony marking the one hundred Gran'ma Should Consider! By Edwin WKAF. Knights of the Road, Songs WJZ. Vic and Fade, Sketch WABC. Myrt and Marge. Sketch WJZ.

Mary Marlln. Sketch W'JZ Pepper Young' Family everyone else, finds the grass greener in the other pasture and "Cap" Stnbbs and TIPPIE rM COIN' "TO PUT TH' TRAP LP IN VOUR ROOM, TOO, -CUZ THAT'S 10 30. I'D LWETTO" KNOVJ WhV n5tT? 1 CAP STUB8S! IF YOU DON'T SAY lft. 45. even though she averages ten radio SOME OF TH' MOST FOOLISH THINGS fifty-third anniversary or the found ing of the Commonwealth of Aus tralia at 10 p.

m. over WJZ. The role of electricity and elec trical engineering in the Nation'; defense will be discussed by foui 1.11. WJZ. Clark Dennis.

Tenor 717 WHERE TH MOUSE ALWAYS COME3-- WELL, IT-UH- MIGHT programs a week, thinks she could 1.30. WABC. Big Sister. Sketch HURT TH MOUSE Afternoon find time for something else. WELL, MY LAND I WHAT DO YOU S'POSE rM SETTINf THIS TRAP FOR? WELL, GEE! WHAT TH' I MOUSE HAS A FAMBLY-X A LOTTA UTTLE Jr-- MICE AT HOME? fs i Sera- 11.00.

WOH. Jean Abbey Shopa exoerts in the first of a series of 6.30. WOR. Newa: Here'a Morgan six weekly programs on "Electricity and Defense" over WJZ at 7.45. nadera WJZ.

Glen Darwin. Bongs WJZ. Mile Dimes: Musle WJZ. Farm and Home Hour WEAF. Four Showmen.

Quartet W'EAP. Music: Market Reports 1115. 12.2.1. 12.80. WA BC.

Paul Sullivan. Cormnenta VVJZ. Alma Kttchell'a Brief Taaa 6.45. 1VKAF. tort Pearaon Sport Page WJZ.

Lowell Thomaa. Commenta 2 41. IV A Br. The World Today 7.00. WKAF.

Fred Waring Orchestra, WOK. Sporta. Stan Lomax 1.00. WEAF. Mile o' Dimes: Sona WABC.

Life Can Be Beautiful, Play Programs W.1Z. Famoua Jury Trials. Drama AWGEE, I WXJLDNTT 'n. WABC. Amoa 'n- Andy.

Sketch 7.15. WEAK. News. John W. Vander cook 1.11.

1.30. 1.4.1. 2.00. 2.45. 3.00.

3 15. WABC. Woman In White. Sketch WABC. Right to Happiness.

Sketch W'JZ. Harvey Harding. WEAF. Hyntna of All Churchel WEAF. Biblical Drama WEAF.

Mary Marlln, Sketch WEAF. Ma Perkins. Sketch IVOR. Newa: Lone Ranter. Sketch PnORT WAVES TODAY Nw Tork City.

1ft a. m. NBC Pym-phnnv Orrhtra I ti I WBI, 17.78 mx, m. Schencta1v 1.1 n. m.

Pink Emln. WGK. 1.1.13 mc. 1l.1 m. Cincinnati.

4 S.I p. m. News. W'LWO, 1.1 21 19 m. Sydney, 4.M p.

Npw: "Eeonnmlr WrrtHre." VI.Q7, 11. SS mfl. By Westover And That'a "Gratitader TILLIE THE TOILER WABC. Lanny Koaa, Tanor 7.30. WKAr'.

Burin and Allen. Comedl ana WJZ. This la the Show, Variety WAHC. Blondie. Sketch 7.45.

WJZ Forum. Electricity and Da fenae. Dr. R. W.

Sorenaon; Oth era 8.00. WKaF. Jamea Melton. Tenor: Francia White, Soprano; Or-cht'atra WOH. Play Broadcast.

Quia WJZ. I I.uve a Myatery. Sketch A Br. Drama. Thoia We Love 1.30.

WKAF. Symphony Orchestra. Al fred Wallenatein. Conductor; Margaret Speaks. Soprano WOK.

Boiike Carter. Commenta WJZ. True or False. Quia 212 m. .1.0.1 n.

m. Wilti Time UTAB, 1.1.27 10H m. Berlin, p. m. MuMi- nf Hppy Hnir PJR.

1 20 19 DJD 11.77 2.1 m. WABC. Treasury of Song; Jan Paerce 3.30. WEAF. Pepper Young's Family WOK.

Don Arrea. Songs: Muslo 3 4.1. WEAF. Vic and Snde, Sketch 4 00. IVOR.

Variety; Music 4.1.1. WJZ. Club Matinee; Variety 4.3ft. WOR Danceland 4.41. WJZ.

Mile o' Mmee Program; Musi? 5 00. WA BC. The Goldbergs. Sketch .111. WJZ.

The O'Neills. Sketch 13ft. WABC. Accent on Music 5.45. WEAF.

Life Can Be Beautiful 1 I BEEN SO WONDERFUL Jtlm I TOME AND I'M SO jyVL VTGATEFULy--' Budapeot. 7.30 p. m. fnrch: "Pymphonlr YOU SHOWED ME HOW TO BE GLAMOROUS -r-m- AND NOW KVE BECOME CMC ENGAGED TO THE MOST 7 WONDERFUL MAN 1 1 WANT YOU TO BE WHEN I PRETENDED I'D LOST IT THEY BOTH SAlO MY MONEY OIDN'T MATTER-J SO LIFE SM'Tr7s Vsybad GOSH, SO I'VE LOST ALL MY MONEY WELL, ANYHOW, I KNOW HOW BOTH JANE AND TILLIE WILL TAKE IT. BECAUSE I Hiinfanan rniK-pnnrn: New tn Emrltsh: Hko'i'l Marrh.

HAT4. 9 12 .12 8 Rio Jnlro. p. m. Prnnmm lr Ktih.

PSH. 10 22 mw. 20' Berlin. 11 n. m.

Newi In Rncllsh. PJB. WAHC. Flelda and Hall. Variety 1.1.20 nin.

11 77 Studio Notes Johnny Presents Star James Melton, tenor star, received two identical and rare gifts from friends on opposite coasts of the United Mates. The presents are twin enameled china replicas of the 1900 vintage motorcars which Melton keeps his hobby collection of an ient automobiles. One was from Hollywood, the other from New York and probably they are the only ones in existence. 4Y. Pretty but daffy Gracie Allen hears that a famous New York restaurateur has named a salad after By J.

Carroll Mansfield HIGHLIGHTS OF FAMOl'S FICTION Lorn Doont l.L I her, the "Gracie Allen Special." Sig nificantly enough, its mam inaredi THE 5CEklE--- ROiSTOL CUAHHU. pevousuiae-, tn ents are peaches and you guessed FAMOUS FCTIOU lu- nuus: a i A a a a me. 21 rzn. 10.14 2H P.TC. 02 49 m.

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of 9 58 111 GSn. 1173 2.11 OSL. 11 me. 49.1 m. Guateme'e.

11 p. Tnncert With the farlmha. TOWA, 9 61 met. 11 m. London.

"1.1 m. "B'''n Pp.ev 9 18 311 CSP 11 TS 2.1.S GSU 49 1 pv Tokyo. m. Ot-phe-tra 8eer-tion J7t. 9 13 "ie 31 4 m.

JIon'-ow. m. Period. R1T) 1" nt Toicu-nT's 8rr.n RnnnAi fl.00. WAF.

New Pmntlera for Community LI'e, rr Meth rt I'nlvernlty. Othere Ti'OR. T'ncle ron V.I7 Nwp: M'iBtr: Ponaa lVinf. Nw. Kilwin f.

WW 6.11. TKVUr, Mile r'-: Thlnaa Pi irir Sport. PHI Ptern vrir Itollvwox-t. H'M TToppe 0 21. H'EAF.

Newa; Tim Healy, IUkNA lUUINtr PQBSBUTS A regular on "Hedda HoDDer's "TUB JOHM TMEf HAUROME, STQAPPIWG Hollywood is Hans t.onreicL spec 4 tacular young actor who is as strik ing in his renditions as in his attire. Hans comes to rehearsals in Greek sandals and vermilion socks and with his long hair hanging in his OFASEQIE OF pPAMATlC OF THE GREAT A4A5TEQ- yOUMG eyes. Hut at the mike hes equally convincing and Miss Hopper favors TWQ.LLIUG JTOOVOF- A LOVELY CIOL WHO WASTME? UNWILLIWC "QUEEWOF A 8AUP OF him for her dramatization when the FAQMEC2 L7WO TQEMEKiPOU PlKEfOFFiaiW cript will allow him, as she puts it, lo have his head. GENEVIEVE ROWE Genevieve Rowe, pictured here, OPPTO 5AVE- For all his tongue-in-cheek kid MI5 COMMUNITY soprano star on "Johnny Presents," is now introduced in an unique manner. The entire Swinir Four YOU'VE AW0S WISHEC YOU HA? TIME TO REAP OQ.

f2EAP ACAlU. ARI5T0cmTCl AWPWlU ding about the horror and scariness of the "Inner Sanctum Mystery" drama show on which he's an OUTiAVUJ. THEGlQL teen, harmony group, precedes her nouncer-narrator. Raymond John- WE L0VEJ7. witn a special jingle, words and S7AQTA SOZAPBooS taam AJCWf san is often seen surreptitiously mopping his brow at especially eerie sequences.

music by Ray Block, bandleader on the series..