The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-20
WATR Ramblings
By JIMMIE PARKER

Can a person will her own death?
 There have been various reports from the Orient, maintaining that Indian fakirs have succeeded in inducing an auto-hypnotic state which ended in the death of the subject. A woman in Los Angeles. unwilling to face the disgrace Of being a convicted murderess, has succeeded in inducing just such condition, and doctors are afraid she may die.
 The events leading up to this theory, and the strange after math of her tial, will be dramat- ized as a feature of Five Star Final tomorrow night at TOO o'clock over, WATR. Other subjects to be dramatized on this increasingly popular program include an au- thentic description of what hap pened aboard the U-20 German submarine, when she sank the Lusitania, the red dust storms in the west, and several other ab- Sorbing events. .,
 Edith Sacco, Waterbury's fa- vorite exponent of popular song style, will feature special ar- rangement of the new success, "Where Are You" in her regular Sunday program via WATR to-
 morrow afternoon at 4:O0 o'clock. Edith tells me that brother Tony, now singing for HollywOOd's movie colony, has new song in the hands of Colum-
 bia Pictures executives. If all goes we'll you may be hearing the number in 8 forthcoming Hollywood production.
 The first in a series of eight plays dramatizing the last days Of Our Lord will be presented by the Ave Maria Radio League Players over WATR and the Intercity Network tomorrow night at 6:30 o'clock. The initial episode will depict the entry of Our Lord into Jerusalem on the first Palm Sum day. The other seven plays, each complete in itself, will be heard each morning next week from 8:l5 to 8:45 and on Easter Sunday at 6:3O o'clock. The drama atizations have been written in special form by the Friars at St. Christopher's Inn at Graymoor. Garrison, N. r., in whose interests the Ave Maria Hours are broadcast.
 Tomorrow night at 6:l5 WATR listeners may dial another quar- ter hour of yesterdays smash hits in the program Music You Remember. Week after week the listening audience to this really clever program grows larger and larger. Here's the lineup of melodies for tomor- rows program: Picc0llnO, Good bye Girls, I'm Through, Cari0ca, AmarylIis, Strike Me Pink, S'Wonderful, I Love . Parade.
 We promised to let you know when those stars of the recent Rhythmeeting program, Lawrence Larivee with Vic and Duke, would begin their new series. Well, it's tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The two clever guitar players and the ro- mantle solojst will present sev- eral of the new hit tunes arranged in their distinctive manner.
 Other hIghIights in WATR's Sunday schedule include the fOi- lowing must. programs -. l0:0O. Howard o. Hough, talk i2;l5. Bouquet of Melodies =. i2:3o. Barn Dance .. .l;oO. Italian Melodies .. i:3o, Top Notch Movie Test =. $:eO, Father CoughIin.
 The second in the series of First Offender" drama tizations will reach Waterbury listeners through WATR tomorrow at 6:20 o'clock. Again High Sheriff ]. ?. Slayln of the New Haven County Sherlff's association will conduct another program taken from police records throughout New England. The programs have earned a great deal Of comment in radio circles throughout the east and are broadcast from