They performed as part of radio shows and together they appeared in a Metro Movietine Review in 1929 and in 1930 appeared in the filmThey Learned About Women.
External links
Van and Schenck by Tim Gracyk (http://www.garlic.com/~tgracyk/schenck.htm)
Paul Schenck, Director of the National Pro-Life Action Center in Washington D.C. spoke recently during the 2007 Maryland Face the Truth Tour.
Schenck discusses experiences of his family in Europe and his own experiences, overseas and here in America.
Paul Schenck, Executive Director of the National Pro-Life action Center, and Kimberly Zenarolla, Executive Vice President, recently met with Kristin Day, Director of Democrats for Life, in the US Senate Hart building, presumably the location of the new Democratic leadership.
Joseph Thuma Schenck was born in the same neighborhood and the future partners attended the same school though given the age difference it is unlikely they were close as schoolmates.
Schenck functioned solely as a pianist because his voice was changing.
JoeSchenck played accompanying piano when the team performed on stage for audiences but the duo is generally accompanied by orchestra on recordings.
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