"Anything May Happen" 1943

"Anything May Happen" 1943
The Trenton War Memorial Building
Sunday Feb 28th 1943 (Look at that date Dad!)

Address from George W Page, Trenton Public Safety Director:

Some of “our men in blue” have gone Hollywood tonight in a farce
which is challenging demonstration to the dramatic ability of
Bob Hope, Spencer Tracy and Pat O’Brien. It will be as impressive
a performance as Trentonians have ever seen – I hope. I believe
that such an event is not only stimulating to the morale of the
department but worthy of my endorsement.
Along with my best wishes to the cast goes the hope that “Anything
May Happen” will prove a very entertaining vehicle.I, too, would
like to remember the 25 young men of the department who are now
in the service of the armed forces of the United States, some of
whom were among the cast at its last presentation.

Next: Address from William Dooling, Chief of the Trenton Police
Department.

The Police Department of the City of Trenton welcomes the
citizen-patrons in quest of wholesome entertainment presented by
the police personnel. The response to the seat sale is gratifying,
and the show’s fine reception is symbolic of the Good feeling that
prevails between the citizens and the uniformed defenders of their
interests and property. It is just this type of spirit that makes
our community the neighborly and orderly city that it is. May you
enjoy the show – “Anything May Happen.”


The Cast of "Anything May Happen"
Thomas McDonough, William Clancy,John Wishitischin, John Papernek,
Paul Weidmann,Frank Dempsky,John Oberding,Willam Sparks,David
Goodwin,Joseph Brunn,Anthony DiLouie,Vincent Morrison, Willam
McCoy,Peter Dillon,Willam Meyer,Nicholas Hudik.
Sergent Mooney,Frank Kramer,Frank Parr,Edward Buckley,John
McKeever,P Whenery, F Thompson,H Adams,R Hartpence.

The Jahsleys "Ziegfeld Follies 1943"

Bert Walton : MC Leading Broadway Shows

Calvacade of America: Paul Massey , Director

Star and Garter 1943: Chag Chase

Stanley Twins: Ziegfeld Follies 1943 Earl Carroll Vanities

Eddie Roekeur: Star of Radio and "Pick and Pat"

Music by Ray Botschart and his Orchestra.