The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 18

THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1939 i PAGE EIGHTEEN Drawing a Line BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus BV JOVE-THBJ I GUESS. I WASW'T ASLEEP BUT- IP I AM-WILL MDU WAKE IWHAT DlPPECEMCE That reminds wve- SPEAKIMGOP BEING UKICOMSCIOUS -I'VE A DATE WITH KAV BROTHER -HE ro A GREAT DEAL LIKE WS- BY- JOVE I JUST HAPPEMEO TO THINk'-I TOLD MY BROTHER TOWEET ME AT ONE O'Clock-but Dip NOT SAY WHERE -HE WILL PROBABLY SHOW UP AND BE ANGRY AT YOU'RE ALWAYS uwcoweoous- fVE OR LXJ WU AAINL "ite r-(J NOT MEETING HIM, CASJT BE TWO PPnDI IM THb WORLD LIKE YOU- Another Klfle Added By Harry U'Aeti wt THE RkSOL SRSkKS ejUT BlU. I'D UKB A CRACK Jr -if- iso ooNta on I RIFLE AT WEM V.B.MIN4T oerSito sharpen MY EXE 3 OH-1 BES VOUC I SHOULD SAY PARDOM DO UOT-YOU LOOK VOU WAKE BETTER WHEM UNCOMSOOU5- Be w- i VP 1 BRONCHO BILL y. 1 11 1 1 1 t. 1 1 DONT SHOOT.

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WOK. Children nf the Democratic Convention, Francos Perkins Secretary of Labor Programs trol" will be the subject of a talk bv Dr. Thomas Parran, surgeon general over the WEAF network at Not an Admirer By Brinkerhoff LITTLE MARX MIXL'P 9.30. WoK. Variety Concert; Soloists; Percy Faith.

Conductor 1 MOILING- IT 5 'OU MEAM WJZ. Wings for Martins, Drama 7.15 this evening. The talk was arranged in cooperation with the National Tuberculosis and Health As TfVAT MAM SORT Ir.l 10.00. WEAF. Kay Kyser Orchestra WOR.

There's a Law Against It MAN SO 1 OP UKB A -t4E 1 "PA! I WJZ. Business of National Defense, Louis Johnson, Assistant Secretary of War, at Confer sociation as a feature of the annual Nation-wide "Early Diagnosis" campaign. Rov W. Howard, editor of the New WAiTEta COOLOM'T THAT ICE Fo. poLTe WAS SO tfoo'D TO MS 1 1 .0.

TOUTE ence on National Defense, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel WABC. Hildegarde, Sonra: Raymond Paige Orchestra 10.30. Wor. Stokes Orchestra: Soloist" York World-Telegram, will discuss the European situation as it affects WJZ. Mark Sullivan and Jay n.

the United States from observations made during a tour of Moscow, Franklin, Commentators WABC. It Can Be Done. With Ed gar A. Guest; Poring Sisters. Songs: Trendler Orchestra; the tfv.

Bernard Shell 11.00. WEAF. Theodore A. Huntley Home, Berlin, Warsaw, London ancl Paris in a short wave broadcast from the latter city at 8.15 over the WJZ network. Heywood Broun, columnist, will be the featured guest on Dave El- Commentator.

From Washington WOR. News; Dance Music WJZ. News: Music FMucators Con ference. From California man's "Hobby Lobby'' program over WABC. News; Dante Mualo WEAF.

Dance Music 11.15 11.28. WEAF. News: Dance Muslo WJZ this evening. He will lobby for his own hobby painting. He he says, spent $5000 on the 12,00.

WJZ. Fred Allen anil Portland Hoffa, Comedians; Van SteeUen hobby, but only recently sold his By Edwin Uncle Ben Falls "Cap" Slubbi and TIPPIE first canvas for $10; ISN'T IT ACOUT GEt! IT MUST OF WELL, IT WAS BUT WHILE MY MANAGER. WAS 7 Orchestra 12.30. WEAK. Lights Out.

Drama TOMORROW'S KAKLV PROGRAM Morning 8.18. WJZ. Radio City Four, Sotigi WABC. Bob Byron, Songs 8.30. WJZ.

Richard Leibert, Organ WABC. Montana Slim. Songs 8.4S. W.IZ. Jack and Loretta.

Songa MET YOUfV AUNT LlBBYl TH' MINUTE I SAW HEfU TOMGHTS BEGILAK PROGRAM 0.00. WEAF. Drama; The Living God WOR. Uncle Von WJZ. Fay Courtney, Song: Organ Vi'AKC.

Newa; Sports Resume 6.15. WEAF. Malcolm Claire, Storiei WJZ. Rollinl Orchestra WABC. Howie Wins.

Sketch WEAF. News Roport 8.30. WEAF, Talk. George Hlcki WOK. News Reports WJZ.

Three Jesters: Pes; La Centra, Songs; Johnny Gart, Accordion WABC. Bob Trout, Comment! 8.45. WEAF. Sports, Bill Stern WOK. Johnson Family, Sketch WJZ.

Lowell Thomas, Comment- tor WABC. Enoch Llfrht Orchestra 700. WKAF. Ulsirlct Attorney. Sketch WOK.

Spurts. Stan I.omax WJZ. Easv Aces. Sketch-WABC. Amos 'n' Anily.

Sketch 7.15. WEAF. Speeding Up Tubtfrouloslx Control; Dr. Thomas Parran. United States Kurtrfinn General WOR.

The Answer Man WJZ. Mr. Keen. Drama WABC. I.tim and Abner.

7.30. WKAF. Revelers Quartet; Orchestra WOK. I.one Ranuer. Sketch WJZ.

Georg Jsel Jamboree; Mary Small, Songs; Hlmber Or- chentra: Olhers WABC. Ak-It-Basket. Quli T.45. WEAF. Jack Berch, Song 8,00.

WKAF. One Man's Family. Sketch WOR. Ltn a -Altnaro. Soprano; Chorus; Antonlnl Orchestra WJZ.

Hollare Shaw, Soprano; George Griffin, Baritone; Ver- ley Mills, Harp; Instrumental Group WABC. Qn Buter. Drama WJZ. M. Spltalny Orchestra 8.30, WEAF.

T. Porsev Orchestra; Ertyth Wright, Jack Leonard, Siings WOR. Davft Drlscoll and Jerry Danzig. Interviews WJZ. Hobby Lobby; Dave Elman, Director: Salter Qrchestra WABC.

I'sul Whiteman Concert; Joan Edwards, Modcrnaires; Sonsrs 9.00. WKAF. Frefl Allen and Portland Hoffa. Comedians; Van Stceiien Orchestra; George Jesanl. Guest WOR.

Onbrlel Hentter. Comments WJZ. Horse and Buggy Days Music WABC. Thenter of ths Air: Ken Murray. Master of Ceremonies: Ned Sparks, Comedian: Frances Lsngforrt.

Kenny Baker. Songs; rpOMMY DORSEY and his orches- BEEN FIERCE, TO TRYIN' TO AROANGt A FIGHT jSCMEIX)PYTHAT KNEW I GOIN' TO MA0O.Y 1 NAW. VSE GOT 1 ta her. CHAMPUNCLE. IiWi.

M'ABC. Marsh and Shannon. Songs ml UJ'l WELL WHAT "A.COUT 5LUGGEiN 9.00. WOR. Syncopators Orchestra WABC? Richard Maxwell, Tenor 1S WEAF.

Band Music BATTLIN' JEENS? ft 4.1 WKAF. Krtward MacHugh. Songs tra, back from vacation, will resume their regular broadcast spot on the WEAF network at 8.30. ANNABELLA, the French motion picture actress "who recently appeared In "Suez," will play the lead in "Happiness," a tropical story by Konrad Bercovici, which will be broadcast over the WABC chain at 9 o'clock. Ken Murray is master of ceremonies of the variety program KIO STEEL? OR KILLEA flOODY? 10.80.

W.IZ. Rmilin' Ed McConnelL Songs 10.4(1. WJZ; Breen and Kose, nongs SAY! "WILL YOU 11.00. WOR. Freshwater Cowboy nana WABC.

Caotivatora orchestra Afternoon 12 00. WJZ. Pouthernaires Quartet 12 IS. WJZ. Bailey Anton.

Tenor 12.J5. WJZ. News; Farm and Home Hour 12.45. WEAF. News, Marietta and of which the drama will be a fea- mmm mmm Weather 1 no.

WEAF. Muriel Kerr, Piano 1.15. WJZ. Farm Service; Crops; Mar kets 1.45. WJZ.

Rakoy Orchestra 2.30 W.IZ. Light Opera Music 2 45. WEAF. Hymns of A1J Churchea no WAwrv u-mir pluhmen. Songs mm tuie.

George Jessel, master of ceremonies, and veteran of vaudeville, will be the guest of Fred Allen on the latter's program over WEAF at 9 o'clock. Allen's "Person You Didn't Expect to Meet" will be Capt. Joseph McCabe. Hudson River ferryboat captain who has been on the river for forty-three years, but has never been to sea. B.so! WABC.

Eugene Dubois. VlotlH; By Westorer TILLIE THE TOILER Easily Cured Meant More to Be Endured Alexander Semmlnr, Piano Ann w.iz Mnnnln Orchestra: Vocal lets: Hanson Sherman, Master SAY, IF YOU KIN FIX ME UP AS EASY IT'LL TAKE MORE'N THIS TO MAKE ME as That i'm going right back 4.45. WABC. Corpus Chrlstl School OOOH! IF I EVER aET OVER I'LL NEVER GO OFF IY Ol ET AGAIN HERE, TAKE THIS PILL 7 jlArJOYOUU tSnFEEL 'TVN 8ETTEP. SlllTHATS AND EAT Choir ft.

WABC. Children's Program 5 20. WOR. Polly Jenkins Orchestra FEEL GOOD, I'LL Be 1 "PRANCES PERKINS, Secretary of SOME MORE Labor, will be heard over the Broadway Actress WOR network at 9.15. She will CC? Studio Notes speak in connection with the "Chil rircn of Democracy" convention be in? held in Washington.

New York's famous Coney Island GOLLY, TtLLlE.l 1 KNEW 1 YOU WERE I YOU I'M WOULOJ sTiSl FEELING -ST A3 BETTER JTX. aleaqyJ C. 1 Louis Johnson, Assistant Secretary amusement sector is looking lor of War, will speak on "The Business radio time with bod Troui Deing of National Defense" the Amer the boy to tell the out .31 of-towners not to miss visiting Cnnpv while seeinjj the worms ican Conference on National Defense's "National Industrial Preparedness Dinner" In New York this evening. WJZ will carry the speech Fair. beginning at iu clock.

Benny Goodman's Caravan Swing Srhnnl will emanate from the A special concert given before the Iff California-Western Conference of the cinema city this Summer. Swing! Kinn has sisnatured six weeks HIGH LIGHTS OF IIISTORX YOUNG RANGERS Shadowy Fijures By J. Carroll Mansfield contract at the Cocoanut Grove. Music Educators National Conference by more than 700 high school students will be broadcast from Long Beach, Calif, over the WJZ network at 11.05. AUD WA? DACIWG TOWAW7 AGAIN THE DISTANT CRT RAWG OUT.

NWOAaAMJ BCFOQS TVIE ECMOE Of THE CO HAP MELTEP IMTO ilLEWCg TJottt initrswi hnn to be tricked THE RIPGE AT A BREAKNECK fef it iv 1 a wis. nr-r-LL vi LOOKING UP THE SAW TWO 5HAPE THE YOUUd RANGEQ MAP VAULTEP Into doing her comedy lines on the Phil Baker show Phil ad libs 3.fT AAvDA SUB WOULDNT SlUiWUt 1 1 ti row aw im3in 1 1 IWTO THE4 xmeVt whlnh Pattl baa to answer LITTLE MOXTpC a7 ixm -n 1 iAj z. 5APOLE- 1,111 and little by little, gal is growing i -IS'-- SAP'-e'-''" lOW rAiw SUE WAS IM nto a iirst rate comeaian unaer ME7 Baker's tutelage. ai'iiv iwhi. lyirci.

is-tu- Joan Tompkins will forget "Your mmm Family and Mine" only jong enougn to spend Easter in Richmond', Va wiih her Vinohnnri Ktpv Annlpbv. appearing there in Nazimova's new VI I i' play, "The Mother." In great demand as a speaker to boys' clubs is Laurie York Erskine, who writes the exciting "Renfrew fliA KffrtimtoH" nil" ehrturs It. was HHP MARILYN ERSKINE Marilyn Erskine, 12-year-old Rrnndwfltf flplrosG la nriu, DAILY 2:15 p.m. wi win 11 1 WW regular roles in "Jane Arden, heard tlrpnlr.Huvs nvfti" thu fT A rntu.nrlr his popularity as a story teller at Rnv Krttit ivfttirtcf. whilp a hnnd lalntmon triot tnfliiiriff'f4 Frskinfl to She made her stage debut when she was become an adventure-yarn writer..