The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

Advice 10 students preparing for
examinations win be broadcast over
WMCA the week Of January 10, In
the high school reporter program,
heard ct z .. m. each evening.
with students IN New York city
high schools preparing for their
regents examinations, this series Of
br0adcasts comes ut . most oppor-
tune time, bringing advice from IN
gtructOrS Of outstanding reputation.
Tuesday, Jan. 10, from z to 7:I6
p. m, Phillip 6amartino, instructor
at Townsend Harris high viii talk
on Romance Languages. On the
same program Margaret Tishell Of
the high school Of commerce will
speak on bookkeeping.
Preparations for the commercial
law regents viii be discussed on
Wednesday, Jan. 70, at z p. m, when
Nathan Hellerbeck Of Theodore
Roosevelt high school broadcaSts on
this subject.
High School Reporter programs
are broadcast daily from TO 7:lS
p. M, and on Saturdays from S:4S
70 p. m.
Bill Robinson, Jack Dempsey,
Dide Dudley, Vincent Lopez, George
Howard, Fred Yowery, Jack Pearl
and many others will be heard over
mf~kkn,. vRMFtA VU>A~~~Amw Wnw "a
In special luncheon and entertain
ment broadcast Of the Ladies' aux
ilaEy Of the Infants Home of Brook
1yn. Teh program win be heard from
. TO 4 p. m, originating at the HO-
tel Ast0F, New York.
Peggy Allenby, one Of radios fore
most actresses, will be the guest star
Of "Your Unseen Friend" during the
Sunday, Jan. "A broadcast over the
WABC- Columbia network from S
TO $50 p. m. She will portray the
role Of young governess who falls
In love with her millionaire employ
ers' son, but gives him up when the
father pleads with her not TO inter-
efer In his sons career. Before en-
tertng radio, Miss Allenby appeared
In stock for several years and on
Broadway in scuh successes as THE
Litt's Spitfire." Crime" Among the
Married" and Conflict with Clark
Gable and Spencer Tracy. Since her
radio debut In 1890, Miss Allenby has
become one Of the most sought after
actresses. Among the radio pro-
grams ON which she has been fea-
tured are "Rich Mans Darling"
Big Sister," "Palmolive Beauty
Box Theater" and the American
School Of the Air" The drama will
be directed by M. H. H. Joachim,
author and producer Of the series,
who Is heard as the voice of con-
science" The musical setting tor
each scene will be under the direc-
ton Of Harry Slater
An age-old tradition Of the tbeater
win be upheld today, when Eddie
Cantor, noted comedian, will make
q guest star appearance with Al
Jolsoi; during his "Cafc Trocadero"
program over a nation wide VTABC-
Columbia network, from $3.50 to
800 p. M, EST. Several weeks ago
Jolson paid q courtesy call on Cam
tor during a broadcast, 10 that Ed
die will return the hOspitable ges-
ture. These two old friends who
made their rise 10 prominence In
the American theater during che
Same period will swap stories,
"gags", songs and general nonsense
during the half hour period, assist
ed by Sid Silvers, one Of radios
most versatile comedians and song
writer's. Martha Raye, who possess
e. unique singing style Of her
own, will be heard In several song
selections Of her own choosing with
the musical accompaniment Of Vic
tor Young and his orchestra.
Samuel Goldenberg. who plays the
part OF "NoGeS" In Eternal Road,
will be the guest star on the jew
ish Community Sing on Station
WMCA Tuesday. January 10, at
1880 p. m. Songs of Israel"-con-
Quoted by Adam Benohr-are heard
weekly over WMCA sponsored by
HoroWitZ 81 Margareten. Bobby
Worth, WMCA'S baritenor returns
TO this stations airwaves after
short illness. He will be heard ut
a new hour starting Monday, jan
uary 10, broadcasting daily through
Friday from 800 to 3:l5 p. m. Bob
by, who accompanies himself on the
plano will offer a new musical in
depreciation called Swing Groom
ing"
Carl Byoir, General Director Of
the National Committee for the
Birthday Ball for the President;