The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-23
WINCHELL SHOWS
 ATLOEW'S POLL "Wake Up And Live" With Ben Bernie, Starts
 Tomorrow

Tonight's. performance concludes the engagement of the comedy, hit, sFifty Roads to Town starring Don Arneche and Ann Sothern-and the mystery melodrama Find the Wit ness with Charles Quigley and Ros- alind Keith.
 Tomorrow Loew's Poli continues its parade of hits with the presen- tation of "Wake Up And Live" The No. 1 Voice of the Air and the Old Maestro himself The hottest com- gbination from radio today-bring their feud to the, screen.
 Twentieth Century Fox, which is at top form in hitting with smash musicals, tops them all with the teaming of The Bard of Broadway and the old Mousetrap of the Air, in the sweetest, hottest, most galamor- otls, galorious musical of all time.
 A sweethot of a show, as Mrs. Winchell's boy Walter might put it Wake Up And Live" offers Alice Faye, singing, dancing and acting her way to new laurels; Patsy Kelley New Sparks and Jack Haley piling .yp the laughs; and nine swelegant new song hits by Gordon and Revel, the tops in Hollywood tunesmiths.
 Against the hilarious background of l'affaire ll-Bernie Wake Up and Live" tells the story of a timid vaudeville performer, Jack Haley, who muffs his big radio op- portunity when, at an addition, he gets mike fright" and faints. His partner, Grace Bradley, thereupon deserts him for Walter Catlett, an agent, who books her into night club. Through the influence of his sister, Patsy Kelly, who is Winchells "Girl Friday" Haley gets a job as q uniformed guide at Radio Center, and meets Alice Faye, Wake Up And Live Girl' of Radio, who tries 2 to help Him overcome his mike fright. Becoming an overnight sen- sation as the Phantom Troubador" he is the cause of the hottest rivalry ever seen on the screen, as Winchell and Bernie each strives to capture the Phantom for his own program; and ensuing situations bring this picture to new heights of merriment never before reached on the screen.
 Completing this giant double feat lrre program, there is the ddrama of '"rhe Man Who Found Himself featuring John Beal and Joan Fon- taane in the leading roles. The story deals with a young doctor staging a comeback, after an innocent act of kindness had plunged him into a see of notoriety, forcing him to live under an assumed name.
 Many hundreds of patrons of the aoew Poli Theater in Waterbury, are due for . shocking rise in blood pressure, this Saturday night, when fine startling performarce at the Reyo hour of Ynidu4g ght} of sJRcklal and His spook Show, the scariest stage show that has ever been seen and just to make the shudders come faster, your spine jingle more rapid- N, there will also be special pre- view showing of the mystery com .edy "One Frightened Night" with Kitty Carlisle and2a host of other favorites.
 Ghosts, Bats, Skulls, balls of fire, singing violins and erie spiders are only small part of the stage show there are spirits of departed persons who come right down in the au- dience and will sit beside you to see how the other ghosts carry on; all in all if you want to have the hail . of your head stand right up straight leave the theater as limpa as pos sible, and then peek behind every pole that you pass on the way home <, come down and see this special at traction. WE DARE YOU TOl x Advance tickets for this Specia performance are now on sale at thu box office of the theater and do no plan to bring the children, as ther' are no children tickets sold due tt the scary nature of the show.
 z. Remember this is special per formance, Saturday evening only r with the doors of the theater open ing at ll:30 and the show starting right away, as the ghosts will be lib erated then.