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THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1940. Hanoverian, Active In York Little Theatre, Wins Summer Scholarship ON THE AIR TODAY Dawn." Nearly 30,000 persons were la tile Hollywood bowl and some worshipped at Forest Lawn Memorial park in Glendale. Nearly 3,500 Indian children are now attending public schools In California, a Department of Education survev shows. crept up behind the actors clustered around the microphone, and brandished it over their heads. Joseph Bell, the progiam director, grabbed the hatchet and pushed her away.

She yelled a few incoherent words just as the program went off the air. She disappeared before studio police arrived. 30,000 WORSHIP IN HOLLYWOOD BOWL Hollywood, March 24. (AP). A Hollywood bowl audience forgot an admonition not to cheer and ap- plauded after Kenny Baker had sung-Schubert's "Ave Maria'' at an Easter sunrise service today.

Tyrone Power read the ancient Sanscrit poem, "Salutation of the MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1940 MYSTERY WOMAN THREATENS ACTORS IN RADIO STUDIO (By The Associated Press) New York, March 24. A woman invading a National Broadcasting studio during a coast-to-coast program today, menaced actors with a property hatchet as people throughout the nation listened unaware, and finally escaped. The woman, who was never identified, called first at the NBC publicity department, said she worked for the British Broadcasting corporation, and asked to see the program, "The Story of All of Us," a non-commercial dramatic show. She was told that no visitors were allowed at that show, but a few minutes later she stole into the studio four floors above and was allowed to stay because the program was on the air. She wandered around for several minutes and finally picked up a hatchet from a sound effects bench, WABC Smilin' Ed McConnell.

4 :30 WJZ Romance and You. 4:55 WJZ Newe 5:00 WEAF Girl Alone. WJZ Reggie Childa Orch. WABC By Kathleen Norris. WOR Dick Kuhn's Orch.

5:16 WEAF Midstream. WJZ Ireene Wicker. WABC Billy and Betty. WOR Superman. Armstrong.

WJZ Bud Barton WABC If Happened In Hollywood. WOR Johnson Family. O'Neills. WJ7, Adventures of Tom Mix. WABC Scattergood Baines.

WOR Little Orphan Annie. EVENING PROGRAMS Last Timet To-Nite at 7 9 "HIS GIRL FRIDAY" Cary Grant Roialind RusmII Added: Phil Spitalny Hit Orchcitra TOMORROW "CISCO KID AND THE LADY" MORNING PROGRAMS Digest. 6 :25 A tiC News. 6:30 WEAF New. 17 K.w.

:35 WEAF Forty Winks Club. WJZ Morning Patrol. ABC-Larry Elliott. WOR Joe Bier. News.

U. A Unmin A I rn WJZ Breakfast in Bedlam. WOR Weather Oddities in the News. WOR Musical Clock. Goddard, Newa.

Varieties. ABC-News. 1 News. ABC Today in Europe. WOR Mark Hawley.

Newt. Listener's Corner. :10 WEAF-WJZ-Earl Godwin. News. Robert Sheffer, a star of the York Little Theatre for several season, has been awarded an eight weeks scholarship at the Ivoryton Theatre, one of the outstanding summer theatres in the country.

The scholarship is for the period from July 8 to September 1. Milton Stlefel, formerly assistant to David Belasco, the noted producer and director of the Ivoryton, theatre, wrote Mr. Sheffer that he was very much impressed by the local actor's experience and qualifications, and was awarding him a scholarship. Among the Ivoryton Theatre's gra-dutes re such stars Ktherine Hepburn. Buddy Bbsen, Fenny Singleton, Louise Campbell, Isabel, Jewell and Linda Lee.

Mr Sheffer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Sheffer, 249 York street, Hanover, first joined the York Little Theatre in the season of 1935-36, gives much credit for his success to Charles and Florence Gullickson (Mr. Guliickson is the director of the York Little Theatre), in whose dramatic classes he has studied for the past two years.

"I feel that their instruction has enabled me to advance very rapidly in the past two years," Mr. Sheffer said. Mr. Sheffer joined the York Little Theatre during the season of 1935-36, when he appeared in "The Unconq tiered." During the following season he played in "Valley Forge" and "Post Road." The next year he was seen in "Jane Byre" and "Mary Tudor." Last season he was in the costs of "Icebound," "A Midsnmmer Night's Mystery Thriller jj Today Tomorrow WALT DISNEY'S "UGLY DUCKLING" ACADEMY PRIZE WINNING CARTOON piiiiii-i aaaaaaaaaai aaaaaMM. wmmmmm 6:15 WABC Old Fashioned bavonte.

WEAF Do You Remember? WJZ Wift Saver WOR-Edward MacHugh. :0 WABC Have Xou Forgotten? 8:25 WABC Odd Side of the Newt. 6:30 WEAF Gene and Glenn. WJZ Listener' Corner. WABC Morning Almanac.

WOR Kitty Kcane 6:35 WJZ Ray Perkins. WABC Adelaide Hawley. WJZ Harvey and Dell. WOR-GoldbergB. 8:55 -WJZ News.

:00 WEAF George Putnam. News. WJZ Woman of i'omonow. WABC Woman of Courage. WOR Arthur Godfrey, Songs.

:05 WEAF-Happy Jack. Songs. Goe to Town. WABC-St. Peter's Boys Choir of Philadelphia.

WOR Heart of Julia Blake. 1-30 WEAF Annual Easter Esg Rolling I South Grounds of White House. Washington. WJZ Breakfast Club WOR Keep Fit to Music. '45 WEAF Edward MacHugh.

WABC Bachelor's Children. WOR Nell Vinick. 10:00 WEAF The Man I Married. WJZ Thunder Over Paradise. WABC Pretty Kitty Kelly.

WOR Pure Food Hour. 10:15 WEAF Life Can Be Beautiful. WJZ This Day is Ours. WABC My it and Marge. WEAF Ellen Randolph.

WJZ Story of Mao Marlin. WABC Hilltop House. 10 :45 WEAF Woman in White. WJZ Midstream. WABC Stepmother.

I 11 WEAF David Harum. WJZ Pepper Young'6 Family. WABC Short. Short Story. WOR George Putnam, News.

11 :15 WEAF Road of Life. WJZ Young Dr. Malone. WABC Life Begins. WOR Martha Dcnne.

11:80 WEAF Asaintt the Storm. WJZ Jack Berch Song Club. WABC Big Sister 11 The Guidinc Light. I WJZ Affairs of Anthony. WABC Aunt Jenny's Stories.

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TOM'EDISON FIT MMTB ffeMr Today and Tomorrow Box Office Opens 6:45 TODAY ONLY John inn fit GARFIELD SHERIDAN O'BRIEN Also Selected Short Subjects FRIDAY STUDENT HOP MAR. 30 Evenin' Folks How y'all LafiaVar Tali Brl iS-Pfr Sj-WP mm Maurice Maeterlinck's TUP. Scenes of an invisible man unwrapping a head the audience cannot see, men seemingly fighting themselves and all that, make "The Invisible Man Returns" at the Rialto today and tomorrow, an exciting mystery. 3RD PROGRAM OF iyjijti i i Hill MONDAY TUESDAY Tex Ritter in "WESTBOUND STAGE" Ann Sothern in "CONGO MAISIE" bh hi ri 1 11 uaAAj iTTiTTtl A 5 BIG SONG HITS mm THE ROUGH RIDER" ma Wr BaVBiA Bar BTVafl rrmfty a 1 blue Bird in TECHNICOLOR Shirley Temple Spring Byington "igel YORK SYMPHONY 12 1 AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WEAF Fireside Singers. Quartxt.

WJZ Gwen Williams. Songs. WABC Kate Smith Streaks News. WOR -Victor H. Lindlahr, Talk.

12:15 WEAF The O'Neills. WJZ Kidoodlers. WABC-When a Girl Man-lea. New. 12:30 WEAF Riddle of Life.

WJZ National Farm and Home Hour. WABC Romance of Helen Trent. WOR Mark Hawley. News. 12:45 EAF George Putnam, News.

WABC Our Ual Sunday. WOR Consumers Quii Club. BO WEAF Markets and Weather. 00 Vv ABC Coldberg- WEAF Jeno Bartoi'i Orch. WOR Ed Fitzgerald Talk.

Brisrol's Gentlemen of Jive. WJZ Between the Book Ends. WABC Life Can lie Beautiful. WOR Health Talk. iJOWEAF-Jack Tenor.

WJZ Feast of Easter Celebrating the 2300th Anniversary of Traditional Putim Festival. WABC Right To Happiness. WOR-Carters of Elm Street. 45 WABC-Road of Life. WEAF Hollywood News Girl.

WOR PpGrren FitTcerald. WEAF Light of the World. WJZ Adventure in Heading. WABC Lanny Ross. Sofia.

WOR Career of Alice Blair. 15WEAF- Arnold Grimm's Daughter. WABC Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne. WOR Meet Miss Julia. SO WEAF- Valiant Lady.

WJZ U. S. Navy Band. WABC Your Family and Mine. WOR Radio Garden Club.

WEAF-Hymns of All Churches. wnr Mv Son wrl WOR Sidney Walton, News, i WOR Brooklyn Dodgers and Detroit ttucr.Kyll Came. 2: -WEAF- Story of Mary Marlin. WJZ Orphans of Divorce. WABC Society Girl.

WEAF Ma Perkins. WJZAmanda of Honeymoon Hill. WABC Golden (iate wrjartet. tO WF.AF Pcnpcr Youn- Family. WJZ John's Other Wife.

WABC News. 33 WABC Can You Recognize the Tune WEAF Vic and Sade. WJZ-Just Plain Bill. WABC-Richard Maxwell. WF.AF-Backstace Wife.

4 WABC Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. 15 WEAF Stella Dallas. WEAF Lorenzo Jones. WABC Manhattan Mother. WEAF Young Widder Brown.

4:45 Bruce Gale Sondergaard Eddie Colhna Sybil laton Jeaaia Ralph Helen Ericeon Johnny Ruaaell Laura Hope Crewa Ruaaell Hicka Cecilia Loftua 5hean WEAF Jane Cozzens. Soprano. WABC Bob Trout, News. WOR Uncle Don. WLW News.

WGN-Jeny Livingston's Orch. WJZ To Be Announced. WEAF News. 6:15 WABC Edwin Mill. Newt.

I. News. WJZ Glen Garr's Orch. WJZ-Bill Stern, Sports. WABC Hedda Hopper's Hollywood.

6:1 1:11 WLW Baker and nenton, svuru. -WEAF Ed Eaxt. Jingles. WEAF Listener's Corner. WJZ Ed East, Jingles.

WEAF Healy's Stamp Club. WJZ Whispering Rhythm. WABC Elmer Davis, News. WOR Frank Singiser. News.

WLWDon Winslow. WGN Edna O'Dell. WEAF Li'l Abner. WJZ Lowell Thomas ABC The World Today. WOR George Fisher.

WLW Lowell Thomas. News. WGN Little Orphan Annie. 6:20 6:25 6:30 6:45 :00 WEAF-Fred Waring's Orch. WJZ Dkk Stabile's Orch.

WABC Amos Andy. WOR Stan Lornax. Sports. WLW Fred Waring's Orch. WGN Captain Midnight.

-WEAF I Love a Mystery. WJZ -Youth in the Toils. Drama. WABC Lum and Abner WOR Wythe Williams. News WLW Richard Himber's Orch.

WGN -Bob Elson. SportB. WEAF Sensations and Swing. WJZ-One of the Finest. WABC Blondie.

WOR-Lone Ranger. WLW-News. WGN Captain Herne. News. WLW Inside of Sports.

WGN Inside of Sports. WEAF Tommy Riggs' Variety. WJZ -Little OP Hollywood. WABC Andre KostelaneU Orch. WOR Play Broadcast.

WLW Tommy Riggs' Variety. Ptfl RvnnHrant 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:30 WEAF-WLW -Margaret Speaks. So prano Symphonic Ui cn. WJZ True or Fate. WABC Pipe Smoking Time.

WOR Let's Go to Work. WUN Lone Hanger. -WABC Elmer Davis, News. -WEAF Doctor I. Q.

WJZ Green Hornet. WABC-Radio Theater "Remember the Night." with Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. WLW Doctor Q. WGN Billy Repaid. WOR Gabriel Ifeatter.

News. -WOR Glenn Miller's Orch. WGN Glenn Miller's Orch. V'-'AF Alec T-ifdeton Time. WJZ Cleveland Pre-Opera Concert.

WOR Morton Gould's Orch. WLW Alec Tcropleton Time. WGN Tomorrow's Tribune. -WGN Qui Ryan. News.

8:53 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:37 9:45 10:00 -WGN Yar Concert Orch. AF-WLW Opal Craven, Orch. Direction Josef Pasternack. WABC Guy Lombardo's Orch. WOR Raymond Gram Swing.

WGN Raymond Gram Swing. -WOR Fulton Lewis, Jr. News. WGN Lew Diamond's Orch. -WEAF Barry Winton's Orch.

WJZ' 'Controlling Issues in the 1940 Elections, Senator Arthur Vander- berg, Michigan. WABC-Columbia Conceit Hall. WOR WOR Symphony Orch. WLW Sensation and Swing. WGN Romance in Rhythm.

-WEAF News. WJZ-Ncws. WABC Paul Sullivan. News. WOR Arthur Hale.

News. WLW Peter Grant. News. -WJZ Mai Hallett Orch. WABC Everett Hoagland's Orch.

WEAF Welly Stoefier's Orch. WOR "Youth Problems," Congressman Lee E. Geyer. California. WGN Adrian Rollini Trio.

WLW Korn Kobblers. Eddie LcBnion's Orch. WJZ Lou Breeze's Orch. WABC Eddv Duchin's Orch. WOR Bob Crosby's Orch.

WLW Milt Herth Trio. WGN Bob Crosby's Orch. WLW -Ran Wilde's Orch. -WJZ -Glenn Miller's Orch. WEAF Clyde Lucas' Orch.

WABC Lotih Armstrong's Orch. WOR Frankic Martcrs' Orch. WLW Grit) Wi'liam' Orch. WGN News. -WGN Frankic Masters' Orch.

-WJZ -Chuck Foster' Orch. WEAF Ran Wilde's Orch. WABC- Ray Herbeck's Orch. WOR Ozzie Nelson's Orch. WLW Moon River WGN -Ozzie Melmn'a Orch.

10:13 10:30 11:00 II 12:13 12:30 1 :00 WABC Bobby Peters' Orch. WOR Everett Hoagland's Orch. WLW Dance Time. WGN Charlie Agnew's Orch. WLW News.

WABC -Bob Crosby's Orch, WOR News. WLW Nation Dances. WGN Everett Hoagland Orch. WOR Everett Hoagland's Orch. WABC News.

WGN Lew Diamond's Orch. 1 :25 1 :30 1 1 :55 2:00 News. Current Films Dorothy Lamour, Bing Crosby And Bob Hope Combine To Make "Road To Singapore" A Pleasing Musical Comedy With Dorothy Lattlour sinking at her best, Bob Hope, in possibly the best role he has had to date, and Bing Crosby singing as he never sang be-I fore, "The Road to Singapore" is enjoyable entertainment. The story isn't much, but the combined efforts of the three stars makes up for the lack in that department, and we heard little or no complaint from Saturday's first day audiences. Crosby is the son of a steamship magnate, who doesn't want to succeed his father, and would rather sail the seven seas with his pal Hope They land on a South Sea island where they save Dotty from her dancing partner, Anthony Quinn and settle down to enjoying life.

Both the boys fall for the girl, but things go smoothly until Crosby's dad and nis fiancee arrive to the errant son back to civilization. Crosby finally gets the girl and stays on the island. Among the songs which liven up ROBERT SHEFFER Dream," and "Icebound." This season Mr. Sheffer scored his most noteworthy triumph, as "Dr. Haggett" in "The Christopher Bean." In "Amaco" he gave a distinguished performance as "Joe Skourns, the agitator." During 1937 the scholarship winner was president of the Hanover Community theatre and played one of the leading roles in that organization's production of "The Curtain Rises." He also has appeared with the Hanover Legion players, and has done some work in radio At The Rialto FIRST TELEVISION BROADCAST OF EASTER SERVICES (By The AwocUttd Press) Xew York, March "4.

Laster services in a Catholic and a Protestant church were telecast today, the first religious services ever transmitted over television. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen of the Catholic University of America said in his sermon at mass: "This is the first religious television in the history of the world. Let therefore its first message be a tribute of thanks to God for giving the minds of our day the inspiration to unravel the secrets of the uni-Mcrse." Dr.

Henry McCrea Cavert, of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, telecast hiS Faster sermon. Both services and Faster parade scenes were carried over NBC's station W'X'BS. In Rodanthe, N. C. the easternmost village in the United States, Christmas is still celebrated on the "old" day, January 5.

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PENN H. S. AUDITORIUM Tickets For Single Concert $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 TICKETS ON SALE AT MORRIS DRUG CO. Iktmcia Youth Concert Will Be Given Tonight And Regular Con-' cert Tomorrow Night The York Symphony orchestra will present its third Youth concert of I the season from 7 to 8 o'clock this evening, and the season's third regular concert tomorrow at 15 p. m.

Both performances will be given in the William Fenn Senior High school! auditorium, and will feature the ap-pe6Tance as guest soloist of Miss Frances Greer, prima donna of the Philadelphia Opera company. Conductor Louis Vyner has arranged the following program for tonight's Youth concert: "Euryanthe," overture, C. H. Von- Weber; second and third movements of "Symphony No. 88" in Major.

Haydn; "Afternoon of a Faun" and "Clare de Lune," Debussy; "Bspana," Chabrier. The soloists numbers will be selected by her today, but are expected to include at least one of the arias she will present at the regular concert tomorrow. In addition, the youthful audience will join in singing "Jeanie with the Light Brown Foster, and "God Bless America," Berlin. It is probable that Conductor Vyner will give another of his talks, which have proved so popular at past con certs, in hich he describes the music to the children, and informs them of the roles of various instruments in the orchestra. The concert tonight is for school children of the city and county.

Music supervisors of the schools are co- I operating with the orchestra in the presentation of the Youth concerts. The orchestra's Youth Concert committee consists of Carl F. Hespen-heide, chairman; V. Carson Worley, secretary of the orchestra; Walter L. Bond, a member of the board of directors, and Louis Vyner, conductor.

the production are "Too Romantic," "Sweet Potato Piper," "Moon and the Willow Tree and "Captain Custard Charles Coburn, Judith Barrett, Jerry Colonna and Johnny Arthur aid and abet the stars in supporting roles. AROUND THE WORLD VIA ETHER WAVES MONDAY, MARCH 25 M. armBerlin DJI 11.7" meg. German Songs. 9 12 meg.

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TROPICS ARE CALLING! 3f ROAD TO i Htm I ATTRACTIONS AND FEATURE TIME AT PICTURE THEATRES CAPITOL "Young Tom Edison" Feature at HI WAY "Congo Malsie" and "Oh Johnny How You Can Love." SOUTHERN "Everything Happens At Night." STRAND "The Road To Singapore" Feature at 9:35. RIALTO "The Invisible Man Re-turns" Feaeture at 5:40: 9:40. RITZ "The Man From Dakota." YORK "The Blue Bird" Feature at 9:33. Dallastown LYRIC "His Girl Friday." Red Lion LION "Castle On The Hudson." Stea' RAMSAY "Westbound Stage" and "Congo Maisie." Radio waves can kill corn, scientists at California Institute of Technology announced. Seedlings exposed to meter waves for a minute died, and even a 25-second exposure retarded growth.

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