The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-27
NEW YEARS EVE
 DANCING PARTY

NluC tAt0 AAAALaEs WlAA " AA0AN " ~tAs Columbia Broadcasting System over it's nationwide network. be- ginning at 1O:O0 D. m., E. S. T. Sat urday December 3i. The parade of dance bands will continue across the continent from New York. even to far-off Honolulu, until 4:0O a. m. F. S. T--a total of six hours. Tn the course of the radio cele- bration. listeners will hear the ad- vent of three New Years as the time-defying radio -plckups leap westward ahead of the midnight hours. Columbia will bring to it's audiences the welcoming of the New Year at the striking of mid- night from New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
 Two minutes before the coming of 1895 in Manhattan the scene of the broadcast party will shift from the tunes of 1sham Jones' orches- tra to the marquee of the Para mount Theater in Times Square. From this point the radio listen- CTS will hear the din of whistles and horns and the shouts of the crowds milling about the 'cross- roads of the world" Louis Dean again will give q three-minute des-. cription of the scene for the third consecutive year. in addition to ex- tending to Columbia listeners the networks best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year.
 Immediately following the Times Square broadcast. Guy Lombardo will occupy the succeeding fifteen minute spot, placing special em- phasis on .his regular closing starins of 'Auld Lang Syne."
 The cities contributing to the six hour entertainment included New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Kan sas City, St Louis, Los Angeles. San Francisco and Honolulu. From dis ,tant Hawaii celebrants in this country will hear both American dance tunes and typical native mu- sic as played by Johnny Noble and his orchestra.
 Among the dance bands which will play for the stay-at- homes this New Years Eve are those of Guy Lombardo, Isham Jones. George Hall. Ben Selvin, Eddie Duchin, Wayne King, Bernie Cummins, Stanley Smith, Leon Belasco. Har- old Stern, Don Redman and Ben Pollack.
 Each bands music will emanate from different dancing spot either a night club or hotel grill with the exception of Raymond Paige's thirty-fiye piece group which will broadcast from the stu- dios of KIP, Los Angeles. It is ex- pected that many of the screen stars will drop into the radio stu dios to extend their wishes via the air-waves.
 It has been estimated that 23,- 900 miles of circuit wire will be re- quired to bring this six hour dance festival to the, country's loudspeak- CTS.
 P. M.
 Harold Stern. St Mor-
 itz Hotel, New York. 10:15-10:30-Meyer Davis, Belle-
 vue-Stratford Hotel,
 Philadelphia. 10:30-10:45-Jimmy Carr, Riviera
 Restaurant, New York 10:45-11:00-George Hall. Hotel
 Taft. New York. 11:00-11:15-Eddie Duchin, Gen.
 tral Park Casino, New York. (, 11:15-11:30-Claude Hopkin s, Roseland Ballroom. New York.
 11:30-11:45-Ben Selvin. Bohemia
 Restaurant, New York. Isham Jones. Holly wood Restaurant, A. M.
 11:58-12:01--Crowd Noises, Mar quee of Paramount Theater, New York. 1 12:01-12:15-Guy Lo m D d o,
 Roosevelt Hotel, New
 York.
 12:15-12:30-Joe Haynes, Village
 Nut Club. New York 12:30-12:45-Leon Belasco, Ann
 bassador Hotel. New l York.
 12:45- 1:00-B d,dy Harrod 1 Yoeng's Restaurant
 New York.
 1:00- 1:15-Ben Pollack. Chei
 Paree Restaurant 1:15- 1;ao-Hal Kemp. Black
 Hawk Restaurant I 1:30- 1:45-Wayne King, Aragor
 Ballroom, Chicago. 1:45- 2:00--Bernie Cummins, Fri. l anon Ballroom. Chi. l cago.
 l 2:o0- 2:15--Kay Kyser, Bellerive Hotel, Kansas City. I 2:15- 2:30-Bobby Meeker, Cor. l onado Hotel. St Louis 2:30- 2:45-Smith Ballew, Much.
 lebach Hotel. Kansas I City.
 | 2:45- 3:00--Don Redman, Con- l nic's Inn, New York 3:0O- 3:15-Raymond Paige, Los Angeles. | 3:15- 3:30-Stanley Smith. Am-
 bassador Hotel, Los Angeles.
 a:ao- s:45-Johnny Noble. Hon. l olulu.
 3:45- 4:00-Ted Fiorito, Mark
 Hopkins Hotel, San
 Francisco. l (End)