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PAGE TWENTY-SIX THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1937 BR1NOINO FATHER By George McManui CORNED BEEF AN' CABBAGE ON THE MENU TODAV AN' MAGGIE'S GOT KAE LOCKED UP 1M AE SAV- DO VOU THINK THAT THERE IS GONMAt BE AMY CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE LEFT FOR. THE CREW? STATEROONA- i don't know- rr rS DISAPPEARING VERY FAST-THIS IS THE THIRD TRAV OF IT TV TH' CAPTAIN HA5 I II Pc'" 11 'ALDOUS HUXLEY, ont of the Sings-With Buddy Rogers most distinguished of the younger British authori, will give his interpretations of Coronation activities and the significance of the event itself during a special talk over the WEAF network at 6.30 o'clock tonight The all-star cast of "Broadway Varieties" will celebrate their fourth year on the air when the program BRONCHO BILL The Woodsman's Axe By Harry F. O'Nell is broadcast over me yvabl. nev work at 7 o'clock. Dale Carnegie, author, lecturer hops I TH6.

SHERIFFS neu-, essT and radio announcer, will Begin a new series of programs tonight over sewcjrs' aotve men BCfY; WE RE. (3OIttlA MAKE. MOSE OLD COOV-O I DREW A- THE. 60VS I AR.e rnt A PICTURE. OP" OUT FROM TOWN HD the WOR network at 7.3U ciock.

HP THt BARRACKS Chips fl TO WORK THOMPSON and iv: 7 Rhythm Singers will celebrate their first anniversary, with Hal Kemp and his orchestra, on the broadcast from WABC at 7.30 o'clock. Fredric March and Janet Gaynor t- will give radio listeners throughout the Nation a glimpse of their latest screen success, "A Star Is Born," on the 8 o'clock broadcast from WABC. Willie Morris, American soprano, and Edward Nell, baritone, will be featured on the 8.15 o'clock broadcast from WOR. 14 CLEAS1N8 IANO BEaiNS UNiOER We QvSseCTlOM OF OuDER MlNOt.THI' Pgl-LEa TBEF5 tttg TftlWMEQ AimO MOTCHECs OVE FLIES HIGH" will be THE NEBBS Make L'p Yonr Mind By Sol tless Ld dramatized on the 9 o'clock broadcast from WEAF. VUEVL, WHAT ABOUT VA? IF eer me Riewr-i donjt meakj for ycxj to IF HE THISJKS HE CAM HURRY John Held, will be master of we eer married mcmj.

lue cculd ME IMTO THIS, HE DONJT KNJOUJ I'M rOO KJO COOKIM' JUST 5UPERAWTEMD TMINJGS VOL) COULD VJEAR YOUR. BEST DRESS EVERY DAY AMD IT VJOUUD BE FUNJ FOR VOU -VOU ceremonies on the Broadcast irom the University of Washington at lOPEK) UPAKJOThER AvrJCOMOKJ-ISJrJy A CHAU6ED SlRL-UJHEfO I UJArJTED OM ULAC LAME ArOO WOO TO MARRY HIM, HE J0AS IfO MO 9.30 o'clock over the WEAr net work. COUUO EVEAJ GIVE YOUR PAPPY" A JOB -TAKE THAT lCOULO rum it. AND MOUJ ITS V1CEY-VERSY STUPID LOOK OFF YOUR. MAP IF VOU VJAS PEEklM Buddv Roffers has been more sure than ever that Mary's a grand Terpsichore, mythical goddess of OUTTA A UJIfJDOW WHERE THEY SELL FALSE old name since working with Mary Martin on the "1937 Edition of Twin Stars" in its broadcast from Hollywood over the WABC network Sundays at 7 d.

m. Starred on the program are those aces of laughdom, FACES 5CMEBOCY UJOU-O COMS -sJO AMD tne aance, wui iurnisn tne mom ior the Chicago NBC Symphonic Hour broadcast over the WJZ network at 10 o'clock. Dance music of famous composers will be presented under BUY YOU Victor Moore and Helen Broderick. 8 30. WEAF.

Court of Human Relations Hotel" maestro, passed up a lucrative firs the direction ol Koy bnieia. uane-ton Smith, commentator, will speak offer to do a film score this week from the Kadio Uity studios, ten because the assignment would interfere with his Summer "sail boating" time. jng what dancing has meant through the ages, and explaining variances in dance music ol ditterent nations, Clarence Muse, the radio baritone, is financing a troupe of colored performers who leave for a European tour on June 15. wok. fiinronietta concert WJZ.

Variety Show. Deems Taylor. Master of Ceremonies t.00. WEAF. Dramatization WOR.

Address by Col. William H. Kelly, collector of Internal Revenue WJZ. Jack Pearl, Comedian WABC San Francisco Symphony 9.18. WOR.

Cugat Orchestra 8.30. WEAF. University of Washington Varsity Show: John Held, Master of Ceremonies WOR. The Listener Speaks WJZ. National Lawyers Guild Dinner, at Aldlne Club: John P.

Devanev. President-elect of the Guild; George H. Paine of FCC WABC. Babe Ruth's Program 4.1. WOR.

Brandvwine Orchestra il 1M7, fcr Tti. Ball Irollou. 1 f-30 Short Waves auk in- s. i la. oirM Conrad Thibaulb proves that he LIX ABNER The Flight of Jthe.

Fumbling Three By Al Capo believes "the story is the thing." Conrad has rejected two movie roles since his arrival in Hollywood on CPSST'-BUT lmTTTTI GENTLE IF HE'S B-BUTVH DON'T CGIDOLIS fSOB)-AH WON'T JES" BEFO' AH the grounds that he did not believe 10.00 WEAF. News in Washington REGAINED MEN. HOLD YO' TO IT. LI'L REMEMBER N-N- YOU IDIOT f- OUR ORDERS HIS MIND. ABNER- Y-YO WAR N'T BOPPED YO.

SON-YO' WAS AXIN' DAISY NUT HIN BOUT IT IS SHO' his radio fans would' like the story. Ryan and Noblette Now THIS IS FO WOK. News; serenade to ine American Woman W.IZ. News; Chicago Symphonic Hour, Rov Shields, Conductor WABC. Andre Barucb, YO SELF "YO WERE SOMEBODY ELSE NO PLACE ALLOW THE IAH WOULDNT OF MAE.

T'MARRY THE. LITTLE OLD WnAT LAOY ISM? A IS IT HIS MOTHER -A NO THE MENACE HAS fC RECAHCO HS Xy- FOP MENACE TO TALK AN'AH NOT SHORE: AXED HER THET UP WIF YO -AN' 5HE. JEST 10.08. WABC. Dance Jiuslo (T Mid BUT AH PREFERS YO' EF AH WERE TO ANY srfAAfoER!) 7 THET WAY- SAID 'VES' In Radio After 6 Years It was backstage at the Palace Theater in Chicago in 1931.

The team of Ryan and Noblette had just finished their fourth show of the day, rushed off the stage, wan and weary. "Phew, this four-a-day grind gets you in the end. Irene, fetch me my crutches," gasped Ryan. "You're telling me," snapped night) 10.15. WEAF.

Jesn Soblon, Bongs 10.30. WEAF. Cotton Land Musical Festival WOR. Dance Music (To 1 A. 11.00.

WEAF. Dance Wusie (To Midnight) WJZ. Dance Music (To Midnight) TOMORROWS EARLY PBOGBAM Morning 8.00. WEAF. Levey Orchestra, Soloists WOR.

Ed Fitzgerald. Musi WJZ. Musical Program WABC. Ray Block. Plan 8.15.

WOR. Organ Recital WABC. Dalton Brothers Trie 3 ftf A f.l Oft rMI Wf4 A new and more powerful shortwave station than that which started broadcasting last year will be constructed shortly at Belgrade, according to A. J. Green, president of the International Short-Wave Club.

East Liverpool, Ohio. The station will be under control of the Central Press Bureau. "In the meantime," Mr. Green said, "the Belgrade Short-Wave Jladio Station is already beginning the most important part of its new twork, that of broadcasting to our emigrants in the Transatlantic countries. From midnight on the thirty-first of March-first of April, regular emissions for North and South America were started.

In order to ensure the full success of those transmissions, the board of the Bel-igrade Short-Wave Radio Station has made arrangements with the Short-Wave Radio Station at Eindhoven, in Holland, to transmit the Belgrade emissions on two wave-lengths: 31.28 meters, or 9590 kilocycles and 19.71 meters, or 15,220 kilocycles. Special controlled aerials will be used for these emissions. "Dr. Milan Stoyadinovitch, Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, will open the first regular emission. He will convey to Yugoslav emigrants in North and South America greetings from their mother country.

The fact that the Prime Minister is opening the first emis-eion personally proves that responsible circles attribute the greatest importance to the maintenance of cultural links with our emigrants. "Emissions will be given twice monthly, and the programs will be made up according to the wishes of the emigrants themselves." vaudevillian Fibber McGee. I'm getting out of it. Molly and I are The next episode and the 8.30. WABC.

Studio Music 8.00. WEAK. Charioteers Quartet 9.15. WJZ. Reasing Your Parents: venile Forum, Milton Cross, Di rector WABC.

Richard Manwell, Songs 1.43. WJZ. Krenz Orchestra going to take a flyer at this new EXPLANATOAl OF THE MYSTERY OF fangled radio. WABC. Cincinnati Conservatory "Radio?" retorted Tim, "You mean that static catcher where you lay invisible eggs.

S'long, Fibber, By Brinkerhoft This Should Settle It LITTLE MAKI MIX CP of anisic Recilal 10.15. WJZ. Minute Men Quartet 11.00. WEAF. Chnsins Music Series WA BO.

Orchestra. T7 see you on the breadline. RuT tta's LK6 MV 11.15. WJZ. Stout Hearted Men Quartet AMDTreouV W' X.

JiiDM'T TAviS IT SEEMS QE.SX M-Goy" YereY FAta Aray tVeV 'lee. I yoo'd rtia owm wjesA 1 ee vokcied-, A amo tiLooo- I LOV6. AIMTOO--IF I toss Te TOO OF-TAKIMG- CAieE OP AlM.XDOMT Time trips on. It's 1937 and Tim and Irene have just inaugurated a new radio series over WOR-Mutual, from coast to coast Sundays at 5.30 ABC. Siring MUMO Aft raunn UTTLe oU.it'i ceruui Uit MAM FATE.a.

-AB IS 1 OHI.Y OWE To SAY THE 0Gy oM-it's FI50M His )( -Ab IS TAB. -esAO IT UETTER' OHW ONETo 0U1C' VHoouo HA2T- 12.00. W.TZ. T'nlveraity of Cincinnati p. m.

Fibber and Molly are hits combined Glee Club WABC. Jack Shannon, Tenor 12,15. WABC. Bob and Vera, Sonrs VCMOW WHAT I (feJi on another network. Last week Tim received a lengthy letter from 1130.

WEAF. Olivet College Symphony VVILl. CECOME ana cnoir; josepn brewer. President of the College, Speaker WJZ. Farm and Home Hour 11.48.

WOR. Carnegie Institute of Tech his old vaudeville friend: "Get out of It Tim. Molly and I are taking a nology Symphony Orchestra flyer in vaudeville this Summer, It's good for you." 1.00. WOR. Raoul Nadeau.

Baritone; Sylvia Cyde, Soprano WABC. Madison Ensemble 1.15. WABC. Dancepators Orchestra 1.30. WEAF.

Golden Melodies "Look at that Irene," Tim says showing the missive to his wife, "There's that guy Fibber experi WJZ. Concordia College Glee Club menting again. Remember when I urged him to pioneer into radio, Why if it wasn't for me wok. palmer House KnsemDi 1.45. WABC.

Tours in Tone WOK. Len Salvo. Organ J.00. WEAF. Logan Musicals WOR.

Freurlberg Orchestra WJZ. Hill Orchestra 2.15. WOR. Embassy Trio Irene continued her devouring of Programs Variety, chuckling slightly. 2.30.

WEAF. Swedish Glee Club of Detroit WJZ. Ricardo and His Caballeros By Edwin She Knew She Was Licked "Cap" Stubbs and TIPPIE Laboratory Hostess z.4. WABC. Clyde Barrle, Baritone 3.15.

WABC. Dictators Orchestra 8.30. WEAK. Week-en Revue WANNA BUY NO! NO! sJO NO! I DON'T WANT TO BUY ANY SOAP! W.IZ. Spelling Bee: Smith College OH-FOR.

GOODNESS) YA DID SELL SOM SAKE! TO GOSH! I WAS TOO! SOMt SOAP, vs. university or Pennsylvania WOR. Lanln Orchestra WABC. Ann Leaf. Organ 4.00.

WOR. Elinor Sherry, Sons WABC. Puehln Orchestra 4.80. WEAF. Kaltenmeyer Kindergar ten WOR.

Harris Orchestra WJZ. Block Orchestra WABC. Davis Cup Interviews 4.45. WABC. Dorothy Gordon, Song 5.00.

WEAF. Too Hatters Orchestra 3 WJZ. News; Nickelodeon, Variety WABC. E. Robert Schmltx, Piano o.au.

ivfcAi'. rress-itauio News WoR. Light Orchestra WJZ. Press-Radio Newe WABC. Press-Radio News i T.I 5.35.

WEAF. Alma Kitchell, Contralto WJZ. Home Symphony Orchestra WABC. Snorts Resums. Paul SHORT WAVES TODAY Bom.

6 p. News In 1 1 a Concert: Midnight Volc." 2RO. 81.1 9.03 nicr. iohnciady, C.45 p. Mexican Cabelleros.

W2XAF. 81.4 .63 men. Moicow. 7 p. Th Hlitorr of M7 Py.

HAN. 81 2 9 me. London, 7.25 p. m.t "Jtesponslbllltlea of Empire." S. a talk by Winston GSF, 19.8 15.14 mai.j GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSB.

815 9.51 meg, Berlin, 7.30 p. Musical D.TD. 25.4 11.77 Berlin, 8.45 p. The Interview of the Month. Prof.

rntm: The Technical College (Technlsche Hochchule) Berlin. DJD. 25.4 11.77 meg. Caracas, p. Concert Orchestra, TV5RC, 51.7 5.8 men.

London. 0.55 p. "Music of the Western Islc." GSP, 10.8 15.14 niPir. OSD, 25.5 11.75 GHC. 31.3 9.58 Parii, 10 p.

Grarrrophono Records Concert, TPA-4, 25.6 11.72 mear Vancouver. 12 I fl I t. Continental Varieties directed bv Jark Avl-eriii with Ttaniona Kambert. soprano. C.TRO.

48.7 fl.15 1R', 25.5 11.72 nice. TOJfMtllT'8 I'KOGRAH 6.00. WRAP. Amos 'n' Andy. -Sketch.

W.JZ. Mary Small, Sonjs WAHO. Jack Fulton, Tenor .15. WKAF. Uncle Kara.

Sketch VVOR. Mack Orchestra WJZ. Mario Cozzi, Baritone WABC. Ma and Pa. Swetch 8.80.

WOR. The Lone Rangr, Sketch WJZ. Lum and Ahner, Sketch WAIfC. Hnllace Shaw. Songs WRAF.

Variety Musicals WJZ. ERst and Dumke, Comedians WABC. Boake Carter, Commenta a 8.45. WEAF. Religion In the Newg OR.

News. uerte Reaom 11 WABC. Dr. Paul B. Sears, Blolo- tisi, Aaaressing lzaak Walton eague Annual Meeting I' si i in.

Studio Notes By Westover Out and In T1LL1E THE TOILER George Fischer, whose "Hollywood C'MOM, MvC, TODDLB A ONJ I VJON'T Be HIGH-PeeSSURED Whispers" are now being heard coast to coast over Mutual, has signed a five-year contract with the Los Angeles Daily News to do a If ALL RISHT-IP VOO I 0 I if d'l VMOsrT GO OUT, fLi. "HMJ 'I AW UOCK VOU IMTHlS uJfStW ill QW gtS ta.1 T- TH I Wl movie column. i 60 oot: I 4 Mary Livingston's left hand Is a WLL LOCK sure signal to the Jack Bennv audi- tor "THE DOOR T.0O. RAF. Lucille Manners.

Soprano: ence that she is going to Speak a jiooert Simmons, jenor; nev- 1,11., VMIL.UVOU Ljl! (NO! NOT TIUuHU iPLEASE I yOO SET THS i go, mac r. FO(a il tt-V fr- UlJtJ. DUC 11U1U3 AJCl Slilfl, .111 11C1 elers Quartet: Concert Orches. 0 ALICE FROST Hostess to Col. Lemuel Q.

Stoop right hand, and just beiore her cue, begins working her wedding ring off her finger. When the laugh comes, the wedding ring slides back 4 tra, Rosano Bourdon, Conductor WOR, Hlmber Orchestra, Rons W.IZ. Play. Love Me. Love Nero.

With Bene Rich, Actress WABC. Oscar Shaw, baritone; nacle's scientific laboratory atop Observatory Hill, where nightmares A snugly in place. Klizabr-th Lennox. Contralto; are turned into inventions, is oionae Alice Frost. At this outpost of in sanity, the comedienne does multi- Lum and Abner have just completed their sixth year as a radio Die duty as hostess, secretary, necK ler and general all-around actress team.

In celebrating, they invited friends of radio, film and newspaper fes, each Sunday the broadcast witn Stoopnagle and Budd over the WJZ Network at 4.30 d. m. Sons of Liberty One Down! By J. Carroll Mansfield mnn T.ir.nTS of ihstort circles to attend their broadcast, which usually has no studio audi arniela Ponselre, boprano 7.11. W.IZ.

Sinpln' Sam 7.30. WOR. Talk by Dale Carnegie, Author JZ. Do-ath Valley Days, Sketch WABC. Kemp Orchestra; Kay Thompson and Rhythm Uirls T.45.

WOR. Concert Orchestra. Cesare Sodern. Conductor; Alinee De-loro. Soprano, and Others 8.00.

W'EAF. Lyman Orchestra. Sololsta WJZ. Eddie Green and Gee Gee James, Comedy; Armstrong Orchestra WARC. Hollywood Hotel 8.15.

WOR. Rublnoff Orchestra Miss Frost was selected lor tne ence. Dosition of feminine stooge with the Maestro Johnny Green has re networks madhatters because 01 ceived lavish compliments from com -awp eeroeff the bawpit rttW her dramatic flexibility. The selea tion was conducted by an alienist posers Irving Berlin and George Kb-N couu? doavw his mi? The full name of the stooge is Alice Dorothy Margaret Frost P15TOL FOOW HU" BELT Foulk. In private life she Is Mrs.

Robert C. Foulk. Born in Minne apolis, the daughter of a clergy man. she began acting at the age Gershwin lor the line Job he did on the recordings he just completed of their latest songs. Carlton KaDell, the announcer, doubled as sound-effects on a recent "Thrills" show, Sound technicians tried a metronome to denote passage of time, but couldn't get the right ticking tone so Carlton obliged by clicking his teeth in clock-like rhythm.

of 10. Her honey-colored tresses 1 WBlGMAN sJSmWIMkjDW BULLy, AKTD JEE IF ow the Moara trTS iTiMfiiL Yu can take somb shot, though mmmhkh USBP ouro' JACK5 bullet Biwft'flftM i-vA nCTW'4'YolJ kNOCKEP THE iF'jJB Ahjyfcw pistol fqom fvxtiSB' H.5HANP.THG t'Mi young back- DASHED TO THe Jf- Fy' PROSTRATE PEDLAR clinched the part of Lorelei in 20 RCA Victor Auto Radios 500 Autographed Baseballs Gentlemen Prefer Blondes on a Tune it, SINCLAIR Chautauqua circuit and, only It, she determined to follow a theatrical career. Alice made her Broadway debut in the Theater Guild's "Green Grow the Lilacs" in 1931. A series of BABE RUTH CONTEST P.M. (E.S.I.) stage successes followed and In Haven MacQuarrie'g "Do You Want to Be An Actor?" program has exploded the theory that girls are more stage struck than boys.

Sixty per cent, of applications come from males. 1934 she added radio to her activ ities. She has been featured on many outstanding network dramatic features in straight and comedy roles. UEMryBlanfcs at SiMJalr-Daiw -J Raymond Paige, "Hollywood.