The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1938 BRINGING UP FATHER By George WHAT IN THE IS SIR VON PLATTEa COM' IN TH LIBRARY WITH TH' BOOKS ALL OVER THE PL-ACE 9 a feY GOLLY- rM GOIN 1 TO FIND OUT WHAT I HS IS COIN' BEFORE HE GITS BURIED ff UNDER ALL, THOSE HOW DOWT VOU DAftE DISTURB HIIA- HE ISN'T I LIKE YOU- HE'S A BY GOLLY-AWV- thinq he Tries to do would be difficuut-look at hm-- SAY-ARS YOIJ READ-1 I JUST HAPPEN I NO THESE BOOKS- I ED TO THINK- MS. OR. L.OOKINO FQR OIGGS-1 HAVEN'T SOTHit? THE LIGHTEST PROBABLY DCMNO RESEARCH WORK- ALBERT MITCHELL, "The An- Broken Arm Fails to Stop swer Man," will be heard over the WOR network at 7.15 o'clock tonight Melody Puzzles, a novelty musical program In which orchestra Actor in Cantor Show dramatic cast and studio audience participate, will be launched over the WJZ network at 8 clock. Gracie Allen will disclose her plans for entering other fields of achievement on the broadcast with George Burns over the WEAF net I I Mat av work at 8 clock. Black face comedy by the veteran BRONCHO BILL The Lucky BandiU By Harry F.

Nell funsters. Pick and Pat, will be heard over the WABC network at 8.30 tf 1 FELLERS LOOKS GOOD o'clock. HES PASSED THE NOTGONNA- NEWS, Eugene Ormandy, conductor of the CRISIS ANO TEXAS. X-iJV V- Looey HES WITTING well. I ABOUT TO 0 fcONNlVtO MVSEV-F FOR.

THE HOMBBCS THILE. i RANGER I -I juts -me TP puuthroogm i WHO H1K1 HIUS NEAR MILLER. fZ ,1 FOR BUTCM JLO Bobcat WILLtAKS THE CA.t-F COOK IS OVER JOYED AND LEFTY TWO SLAYERS GLOOM I.V ft JZIsT' THE SOOTH DESCENDS UPON head- khl xj ir Philadelphia Orchestra, wno ap- peared at the Forum last Tuesday evening with the orchestra, will con-'. duct the orchestra broadcast from WJZ at 9 o'clock. MAREK WEBER, popular European conductor, will appear In his second program as conductor of the program from WEAF at 10 o'clock.

Dr. Harry Hagen's "True or False" program will be heard over the WOR network at 10 o'clock. Famous men's sons, who have succeeded in their own right, will be: nresented briefly in a new series QUfRTES DOCTOR IS TO GIVE. UP FOR, THE wounded u. ifl.inrtf-sr' btv nwii.

BOY RANGER, NT? entitled, For Men Only, which will THE NEBBS A Big Man By Sol He be heard each Monday over a limited WEAF network at 10.30 o'clock, beginning tonight. Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President of the United States, and a successful businessman, will head the list of guest artists who will be heard on the inaugural program. Others who will be interviewed are Keenan Wynn, actor-son of the stage r.rf radin 7anv Ed WvMi: Lowell TjJrzZirk utr? gAma3 cashier. MIM- Vroo 'helSo to someboov umd MVf- LAOV AU. TVtE.

TOLUM CUT-UPS VOUO wToU EVER.VSOW I AT13RS NOU-S tsV 1 ARE IM THERE WEMT TO icHOOL rfi VM 'W COM MUMtTVV OWAT MORE. Thomas, son of the NBC com-j mnntatnr, anrl Lvnn Patrick, pro-, ffssional hockev star and son of Lester Patrick, manager of the New A fractured arm doesn't prevent Pinky Tomlin from doing his stuff on the Eddie Cantor show. Making capital out of misfortune, the re sourceful Pinky enlists Deanna Durbin to turn the pages of his script for York Rangers, iiuaoipn l-nnu, son of the famous composer, and Bernard Dugal, son of Otto Harbach, well-known lyricist, will present a skit, written by Dugal. dealing with some of the operettas written by the seniors Friml and Harbach. him.

Tomlin, song-writer and singer on the show, acquired his injury! recently in an auto accident iioth ne ana eanna who recently celebrated her fifteenth birthday are heard on the 6how each Wednesday at o.ou p. over the wabu networK. Programs WABC. Pick and Pat, Comedians Edward a r. Baritone Kreucer Orchestra 8.45.

WOR. Vocal Varieties Studio Notes i i- i LI'L ABNER Hcvvln-Bonnd fi.OO. WEAF. Fibber McOee and Molly By AI Capp eitadt TEIYW TOT! AT Parit fl.no a. m.

Ltitht Music. TPAl. BAD DREAM-THAT3 1 UNE UP i GOTTA GOT I IX Mrim. '( vcr VOKUMSETS'BLOOD Schenectady. 4 p.

m. International OH. tiabriel Heatter, Comment WJZ. Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, Conductor; Ernest McChenney. Tenor; Speaker, Dr.

Neil Carothers of Lehigh VTnlversitv 'W 1 THAT'S A tihort-Wave Club Program. ir against it'll i mv Kainger and Robin, popular composers of screen and radio, report they received over 300 letters from fans during 1937 asking which comes first the words or the music. p3sr-ixtrr yo- if JEST A VO' BADDREAM SHORCTHET -HAIN'T 1 THAR NIGHTMARE 1 POW FUU RICH AN RED" MAKE. A MCSS OUTA TJNNV LA5T 1 toUl "IA I I A IT WSXAD, 195 met. M'-vav mejf.

AWAY-AFTER POUR A THIS LOVEUY CARPET. WOULD Vin" SGLWc. lif a I'hiia A m. -Selected Music WABC. Play.

Enter Madame, With Grace Aloora and Basil Rath- BUT -OKAY- TO MlrlP t-V AH K-H-l-3 1' BACK FIRST AH CD CO ami Kewn. CB613, 24.8 12.30 LEAD INTO YOU' AHcAO. WASN'T CAUSIrV NOBODY Margot Stevenson, actress In the wir rori in. c- bone. 9.15.

WOR. Arden Orchestra 9.30. WEAF. Spitalny All-Girt Orchestra WOR. Irvln's Musical Cartoons.

With Benay Venuta, gongs; Key Men Oimrtut cast of "Aunt Jenny's Real-Life Stories" over CBS, writes daily airmail letters to Clarke Andrews who 10.00, WEAF. Marie Kurenko and Opal directs the "Big Town" show heard over CBS In Hollywood. Andrews, incidentally, was director of the craven, sopranos: Male Quartet: Marek Weber Orchestra WoR, Studio Program WJZ. Behind Prison Bars, Drama: a a Lewis Lawes. Speaker Aunt Jenny programs before he Tokyo, 4 45 t.

m. Moalcal Frorram. JZJ. 25.4 11.80 JZI. 31.4 9.53 meg.

Boston, 4 50 p. m. News of ScleTic and UrslKrara Broadcast. W1XA1 25.4 11.T9 mes. Berlin, 5 p.

m. The ticrman Cinema. DJD, 25.4 11.T7 Boston, p. m. World Newa W1XAI 25.4 11.78 mesr.

Berlin, 6.15 p. m. Non-stop Variety Proeram. DJD. 25.4 1L77 dec London, i v.

m. "Talte Tour Choice." a neekly entertainment feature. G5C, S1.3 GSB. 81.5 9.51 GSI, 4U.1 6.11 men, I Koms, 7. "5 Opera, one act; 2RO's "Mail Bar." 2RO.

al.l 8.3 mes. Prague, Czechoslovakia, 7.55 p. m. va-l went to the Coast, 10.30. WEAK.

Interviews With Sons of The other day on the Paramount Noted Men: Klliott Roosevelt, Son of the President and Others, Muain i Yp lot, Florence George backed her car right smack into Gary Cooper's ma-i WOR. Messner Orchestra WJZ. National Radio Forum; chine. The little crowd that gath-l i axes. representative Maury Tsfiii'iiifi I ijns miivencK oi Texas ered hoping to see a verbal tiff, were disappointed.

But they did see Miss George and the star settle nety froKram. uijitA, d.o 1 1 mpe. Caracaa 0.15 p. m. Program of the Pan-American Lmon.

IV5KU 81.7 5.K meir. They've Changed Their Notions By Brinkerhoff London 10 d. in. "Famous Tjondon IS- WJ Guildhall. GSD.

25.5 fir'lr i issll iims eMkasMSMsai LITTLE MARY MIXt'P TTN -let's Hot so yfJrrjrY iM-LET'S ffo ve Aiee4oM to the moviks- for an exchange of autographs. When AI Jolson visits other radio broadcasts, he stands in line with the rest of the folks, awaiting his turn to get in. Yet every radio door Is open to him and he could MAe, 4 cm Al; A1UST TELL "Uit weDer Melody Pageant 11.00. WEAF. Dance Music WOR.

News; Dance Muslo WJZ. News; Dance Muslo JABC. Dance Music 11.80. WJZ. Fisk Jubilee Choir 12.00.

WJZ Dance Music TOMORROWS EARLY PROGRAM 8.00. WABC. Arufuruodfrer and fan 8.15. WJZ. tibert Ensemble VABC.

Poetic Strings 8.80. JEAF. Instrumenta Ensembla Bni1 Loretta, Songs j. VARC- Frd Felbel. Organ Loretta, Songa -V2- jy.ABC- Musio in the Air 9.15.

WEAF. Frank Luther, Songg OR. Mary Williams. Songs 9.45. WOR.

Modern Rhythms WJZ. Armchair Male Quartet ABC- Sl Swell Tunes 11.45. WJZ. Edward MacHugh, Songs just walk in without any trouble. sVI V.1 1 I Movi i i'j ijfi.

TT -AUiN IT 1 -TMeAeejjoLL 11.75 list, 31.3 9 58 GSB, 31.5 9.51 (iSL, 49.1 6.11 meg. Schenectailv, 11 p. m. International Short-'Ware Club Program. W2XAF, 31.4 953 meg.

Tokyo, 12.45 a. m. Vocal Selections. JZJ. 25 4 11.80 meg.

Sydney, Australia, 4.30 a. m. Tuesday) Chimes from G. P. O.

Sydney. VK2MB. 31.2H 9.59 meg. TOMfiHT'H KWill.AR VKOGKAM 6.00. WEAF.

Crfmgh Matthews, Tenor WOR. Uncle Don WJZ. News; United States Army Bnnd WABC. Howard Phillips, Songs 6.15. WEAK.

Studio Program Clarence Muse believes In reciprocity. Whenever radio fans send AND SryPiDj wmmr es 1 aTirVATftLV. -e 1 I'lOV .1 i him presents, and he receives many.i ne always sends Pack some gift of equal value. HAUC. Astronomical Event ot Whenever Raymond Paige sets WJZ- Bai'ley Axton, Tenor 1037, Dr.

Harlan T. Stetson, Au highly excited at rehearsals, he u.io. J7 News; Farm and Home sends out for a flock of "sodypops' our: rrom Rome: J. Clyde Marauis, American Delegate. In- for the orchestra lads, calls time out and thus cools off.

thor and Scientist 6 25. W.1Z. Stage Belief Talk 6.30. WKAF. Press-Radio WOR.

News Bulletins WJZ. Walti Serenades WABC. Press-Radio New 6.33. WEAF. Joan Edwards.

Sonr WJZ. Revelers Quartet WABC. Hall Orchestra 6.45. WEAF. Herman Orchestra leiuauuniu institute of AgriCUl and Others 12.45.

WEAF. Musical Program 1.00. WEAF. Market and Weather Re Olson and Johnson are probably "Cap" Stobt and TIPPIE the "travelingest" team on the air An Offer By Edwin l.0. WEAF.

Ruth Lyon. Soprano: Ed 1 lt rJtone; Other iiS: Norton. Piano WOR. The National Immigration YOU WEAR THAT HATJ I'LL GIVE VOU A-A FIFTEEN today. Yet with aU the fuss and ceremony they make before each trip begins, one would think It was WHEnt'D YOU GET THAT HAT 2 I DON'T LIKE ITt, rvHncn ioya Trio S0.

WJZ. Old Ham RliL. Old Hrn CI ia CENTS FOR. ITf PW Oatwood, Director: Soeaksr. Tit IN MAN ATTH STORE SAID HE WDULD ONLY SELL THIS HAT TO A their first tour.

IT'S TH LAST TIMt It nH 1 cVjDO RxTnLALl PL AYPR. TIL A CXinD 1 1 ST! f-a GOOD FOOTBALL PL AYE R. ER A GOOD Jaokon, of Vanderbilt is I I'LL EVER. BUY HIM' YCU WOULDN'T I Jf-i WHY, 'VOU COULONT EVEN NAWO C3C 9 FIGHTER COULONT EVEN Carlton KaDell isn't really suDer BUT ONE. on' A.rnj!l'"- Quartet wl Rr.U19d ftata.

Marina Band sis tton By Quartet 8.18. WABC. Aciriamv stitious. But he can't resist the the Emotions Affect habit of untying, then tying his shoe laces, before he faces the 8.80. WABC.

Cincinnati Symphonr Or- mike. He say, he did this for his first broadcast and It brought him luck. ductor uu" uoossens, con Kftn CIo'r Orchestra Inetrumental Group 6.30. WJZ. Singing Lady Mast From Paige Yacht Misses Year's Record Problem.

Senator Robort R. Reynolds of North Carolina WJZ. Lowell Thomas. Commentator WABC. Hollace Shaw, Soprano: Jack Shannon, Songs T.00.

WEAF. Amos Andy, Sketch WOK. Sports, Stan Lomag WJZ. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Ward-well, Piano Duo WABC. Jack Fulton, Tenor: Frank-lyn MacCormack. Reader 7.15. WEAF. Uncle Ezra, Sketch WOR.

The Answer Man W.iz. Talk, Hendrik Wlllera Tan Loon, Author WABC. An Educational Announcement, Prof. Lyman Bryaon, of Teachers College 7.30. WEAF.

John B. Kennedy, Master or Ceremonies; Warnow Orchestra Wor, The Ion Hanger. Sketch WJZ. Lum and Abner. Sketch WABC.

Barry Wood. Baritone 7.45. WJZ. Christine Johnson. Contralto WABC.

Boake Carter, Commentator 8.00. WEAF. Burns and Allen. Comedians; Tony Martin, Songs; Noble Orchestra WOR. Jack Arthur, Songs; Gould Orchestra WJZ.

"ilelodv Pozzies" WABC. "Tish" 8.15. W.IZ. Llederalugers Mixed Quartet 8.30. WfrjAF.

Symphony Orchestra, Alfred Wallenstefn, Conductor; Richard Crooks, Tenor; Mixed Chorus W'OR. Charioteers Quartet WJZ. Play. Nothing Kver Hap-peus, With Jim Ameche Because of Illness Is Used as Flagpole Used yacht masts, as a rule, like While member, of Via rpc Aunt ww auis used razor blades, aren't the easiest things to dispose. But Ravmond jenny cast were congratulating Margot Stevenson, actress, for her betrotthal as reported bv Walter T1LLIE 1UE XOlLEJt The Magic of Service WinchelL thev were consoling hor By tVestovef NO-3USTA fAKT on a minor traeedv.

YES. CUlLn. i IT I I Uroc; fli.iUA-r ir tuiS'I 1 AJHEN MRS. 33HNS53ME COMES OH, TMXCPS SO FU50TE.EIM3, II 1 II asf-r-sT faige aid not experience any difficulty. The radio maestro, a yachting enthusiast, broke a fifty-foot mast while sailing off Los Angeles Harbor last Summer.

He was about to haul it to a woodyard and have It ivuss Stevenson plays the Ingenue In 4 1 1 1M TO TfSV OM THIS: bKES M12S, 3-OHMSTONE. ,7 VMHETZg VIQULOI KT "THE ri MA3tC2 Apf 6MrKlM5a in uic riuauwav nir inn i 'an TO LIKH TO SrtoW KMOCK KP. Take It With You." Since the play opened, she had played every performance until Saturday night when IS A CHIC LITTLE ON THAT cut into batons for distribution HAT 0 MATCH VAwaa. HER "TH DUCKV I Hat t3 niness Kept ner irom the matinee "ill i rV ri i i i i 1 1 i i i among his musical friends, when the City of Newport Beach put in its bid. CWAL-THrSEE She managed to cet throueh the TtHEa evening performance, but the mati MATCH Now the mast Is a towering flag nee sue slapped ruined her year's TU.UE HAVE Jl JltuiE Z1.

VX record. pole on the end of a municipal pier, and Paige has a promise from the ii i r-r -j EJi-' ifviraaa. i ill t- i m''tov, i SHOP city latners, that Newport Beach win be listening en masse to pis 12 Radio Drama Star programs irom now on. WW, LUX RADIO THEATRE TONIGHT GRACE BIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY Tonnr Ranrers Battle ef Lonr Island 2nd Phase By J. Carrol! Mansfield 6r M00RE TfiAlWeP .1 lfa, Putnam map I RATHBONE FOOTHEFiaST TIME IN A OP AlXjT EMOU7 SULL.VAW,vSlTV4 Wlf 7L, W4 JSteSK oespeRATELy Sullivamx fei7rp 20,000 QEUEQAL ffvXtv If 1 "BEHIND THE TELEPHONE SCENES" 7:45 TONIGHT PITCWET7 BATTUE.

jnS TOOPCCPLV I euariAii rn nurrii I IN "Enter Madame" DIRECTED BV -As SutUVAN the ekjem1 Mouey lit iw rrRjowT OVJLV TO F0QCfOO6HT tfumcw iw t. i DCAT ACB iWC- -Wf Cecil B. deMille THE OVER- BeTQAPPet7V SURPOlTe ewciecLio MOVEMENT. I GRACE MOORE Grace Moore makes her first radio WHELMING 1V 5w dramatic appearance of the current WHP TMATASSAILCP TOO LATB- Ur CAk I1J season when she stars in the Radio IT ON TWQeB LOUIS SILVERS. Musical Dfrsctw 9 P.M.

Harrisburg-. Time WCAU-WABC Theater's production of "Enter FA1AL eiSQOB FLA WHO Madame" on Monday, January 10. With Cecil B. DeMille directing, it will be broadcast over the WABC network at 9 p. m.

Melvyn Douglas will be her leading man. THE SHI TElCfHONf COMPANY Of reNNSYlVANU Csat Caast Cstuinbls rMwark.