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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
FINALS OF CLUB
 LEAGUE TONIGHT

The final game of the Central Y, M c. A. Senior Inter Club Basket" ball Elimination Tournament will taka place tonight at 8:30. The Gen. tral Guards, winners. of the first round tourney won their place in the finals by defeating the Olym- pics, while their opponents, the Black Knights, runners up in the first round, defeated the Kenoshas in the semi finals.
 The officials for the game will be Paul Perazelli and Walter Malins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
Hits And Splits
 From Lithuanian C of C Circuit
By WANDA BOWL

Dr. ZemanS, the tooth architect was among the missing last Tuesday his absence caused his team to lost three games to captain Prisav- age dynamoeS-Who said, Absence makes the heart grow fonder."
 Anthony Budrius woodchoppers and Captain Viketaitis top-notchers had the battle of the century--both teams fought for first place leader ship the score being 2 to l in Voke- taitis favor -- Tony said, Another victory like this and we are un- done."
 Dr. StanesloW's cellars and Pete Montville,s pinsters fought toe to toe, the .'ictory going to the pinsters-- three in a row-Pete said, I've put my men on a strict diet-spinach- watch those pins go bye-and they did.
 The Ides of March
 Victor Veturis, the groceteer walks in like lamb, but bowls like a lion -"I'll have two more bowls Of Wheetena," says Vic.
 Rakauskas, Jr.. the blonde cabal- lero has cheering squad of fair damsels every times he bowls-his carrlac beat goes up-and his aver age goes down.
 We have two sets of brothers (not twins) playing in the league-Stan- ley and Joseph V0ketaitis and An- thony and Joseph Budrius-br0th- erly love boys--brotherly love.
 Dewey Bartkns telling Smiles Zemaitis that elbO grease improves ones b0wling--and Smiles wants to know where he can buy fiat Pete Adams Raw Deal Market.
 hd0Iph Sh0brlnsky. the druggist is a man of . few words -- AdOlph says, "the bigger they are the hard- CT they fall'--he means the pins.
 Anthony lazdailskas likes bowling above ail other sports he Rays that C fills one with pep. wlgor and y-ialily.
 They wcre amazed when Pat ver-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
JUNIOR BASEBALL
 LEAGUE PLANNED

Naming April l2 as the time for an initial meeting that will discdss organization of Q junior baseball league in Waterbury. President Bob Klersted of the Public Parks League will receive aplications for fran chises from any team interested bee fore that time. Six or eight teams will comprise the circuit with play Ing fields available at Washington and Hamilton parks. Fulton Park and Waterville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16

With Producer Bess Johnson as guest of honor, Junior Nurse Corps cast members celebrated the shows tooth broadcast this week by throw ing a birthday party. Hostess was Sunday Love, who plays the role of Clara Barton in the broadcast. Tn attendance were: Lucy Gilman, Donald Weeks, Frances Carlon, Par ker Wilson, Frank Seay, Bill Ams- dell, Helena Ray, Announcer George Watson, and scriptwriter Herb Fut- ran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
SCHOFIELD NEW UP.
 OF HOOP BOARD
IspeciaI to The DemocraD

New Haven. March l6-Eddie Ho- rowitz, former Yale basketball cap- tain and { resident of New Haven was elected to the presidency of the New Haven County Board of Ap- proved Basketball Officials here to- night. succeeding Milton Schroeder of Milford William K. Schofield Of Waterbury was named vice-presI- dent with James Co0gan reelected to the position of secretary-treas- urer. and the board representative at the national rules meeting in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
2Ss-.WTIC--Hartford- lO4O

F. M. 4:O0--Chick Webb and his Orch. 4:30-Bridgeport Public Schools
 Music Series. 4:45-Young Hickory, dramatic
 sketch. 5:00-Your Health, dramatlzed
 Health Lessons--Speaker:
 pr. w. W. Bauer. 6:30-Ruth Ferry, songs. 5:45-WICC news bulletins. 6:OO-Yankee Network News Serv- ice. 6:15-Earl Lawrence. baritone:
 Francis J. Cronin, Tone
 Prince of the organ. 6:3O-"The County Courier" G:35-Musical Roundup (ET). G:i5-Rock Mountaineers. 7;00--Easy Aces. comedy sketch
 featuring Jane and Good 7;t5-The Original Tastyeast Jes-
 ters. 7;30-Family Party-Professor
 Robert r.. Rogers; Miriam
 Miller. c0ntralto: Andy
 Jacobson's Augmented Orch; Roland Winters. master of
 ceremonies. S:00-Romanco in Rhythm with
 soioists and Nat Brusilon's orch. S:30-Edgar A. Guest in Welcome
 Valley. dramatic sketch with
 Edgar A. Guest: Bernadine
 Flynn: Betty Wlnkler; Sld-
 ney Ellstrom; Joseph Gal
 liechlo's orch. a:00--Isen Bernie and all the Lads --Guest Artist. 9:3O--Husbands and Wives. cons
 ducted by Sedley Brown and
 Alice Lowe Miles. iO.O0-BOwllng Matches from Hoi-
 land Alleys. Bridgeport,
 Conn. i0s3O--Rov Shield Revue. vocaiistl
 with orch, Network News and
 Local news, ii.2O--I:ddle Weaver Taft Griii reh
 from New Haven, iiibe--ifraBkle. Mahtors' Hotel fiev- ems Orch. i.io0--phll Ohnnn and his TFoen-
 defO orch {, M. 1880 -firlff Williams and ihe Mari,
 Hopkins ana hia Orch. ilOO-~iauK Mnrinni md his ofeh, fi3o-~Ii NoFN0 and hiN Orch, with Mildred Iiaiisv. aoioist
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16

New York, March 16 (UP)- Lovers of burlesque and the Brook lyn Dodgers were gratified to learn by dispatches from Clearwater, Fla, today that Manager Burleigh Grimes has engaged Percy Beard, former worlds hurling champion, to instruct the Dodgers in baserun- ming.
 This was good news because 1t dispelled, once and for all, that Grimes meant 1t when, on taking
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
ST. JOSEPH GIRLS
 OPPOSE CO=EDS

Winner O. the Friday night game featuring the Washington Hill Co., Eds and the St. Josephs Girls will go long wa: toward settling the girls championship of the city. Both teams have had a good season of play and are natural rivals for the mythical title won last season by the Brooklyn aggregation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
Strong Scramble Among Hockey Stars
The Col. Didn't
 Say Positively"
By DAN PARKER

sN ST PETERSBURG Fla, IN THIS HAVEN of sunshine sitting yeped into the towns leading industry Col Jacob Rupper& & s S and I to st it S out .r Gn these ms sOo ss an $ sfe sss Detroit ss a0' ss nes o lady his demands which O year ssOOOO for two
 'Thrtys a pennig nOre even if 1t costs me the pennant"
 na oilers On that occasion he player was worth more @ to enq 5 his ' h S fists @de e s Red g% % gave the scion @ 'V of the upptsS N' "' coming Gehrig to ss5OoO leave it. left it. laughing loudly
 g I t $36OOO" sadly "And that's where 1t This oRer"
 writers who heard . the cSSnsl make this momsnou: didn't say positively"
 If Lou wants his old job back he'll have the @ 5 the 'Sr % asa aa @ ma % Gsr course as that hr going to gut week with Lou getting about $asOOo
 for a S Red s r1n 5 tas s cs0ns s5 es % he s n strike in the technique of ball players wage increase demands He sat- worth $Ooo hitting '''-' 'N' ''1 this @ a :n s . gets S % thinking over % hell decide I'm worth minus 5000 go up therean take his cut at the ball. " "'N
 That's pitchers fun' nSh s GSoRs we M & Tn 5 % ~Sa . e ,. % R G m nit Se %
 
 drown out of those ball playesI"
 Colonel Ddaggo extra grand for his throwing Joe sn rsne % vS a 5 sas s sas % his demands.
 It pains the Colonel much copous pockets worlds al its members to share the World jackpot mercnary traits comparable to those baseball the time came for them to their
 My ball club this $3OOOOO in salaries" SHd Colonel looking bit bench which out his sit down duel however benches which line the sidewalks of this supne out sters from Iowa. Indiana their sitting sessions before the walks night
 In the Colonel can't find nghta prepared to hod agan1st Gei1g front of walters in front of unhoy D. m when St. Petersburg bed ing joints of pulling the jackpot and retire with their grubstake Tho Colonel put Rufng work if Le reports.
 T" will be exercise baron And ne tmks he can hit just let him try hit the jacpo-aeady GEORGE WEISS store system announced here today that there Colonel Rppert The string getting big finding hard to keep track of all his teams Butler and Barrett mention chain Most Of the minor league are working out with the Newark club at Sebrng
 Boaca Yankee pitcher o reftv (,oez Yankee pitcher in the lobby their this ball club five How the devil should know replied
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
THE AIR WAVES

Expect an announcement within the next few days that Joan c'Mary MarlinO Blaine has signed Q con- tract to star in a new network show originating in New York City, be- ginning May 1, 1887. Left behind on March 26th will be the Mary Marlin role which oJan created for one of the most successful daytime network shows nearly three years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
WATR PROGRAMS l19O KilOcycles
TOMORROW

TOMORROW S:O0--TransradioTN Bulletins 8:15--Round Up. S:30-Fern Scull, organist. S:45--The Aristocrats. 9:00-Morning DeVotions. 9:15--kay and Buddy Arnold. 9:30-Shoppers' Guide. 10:30.-Views of the News. 10:45-The Cub Reporters. II :00--Farm Powre News. 11:15-Helen Leighton. II 1:30--Morning Musicale. 12:00--Lets Dance. r. M. 12:15-Melodic Moments. 12:30--Waterbury Democrat and
 Transradio News. 12:45-Park Dept. Band. directed
 by Cosmo Vendetti. 1:15-Life of St. Patrick-Ave
 Maria Players. Mathematical Radio Coun-
 cil. 2:15-To be announced. 2:30-Melody Parade. 3:00-Eb and Zeb. 3:15--Roving Reporter. 3:30-Ave Maria Novena Hour ' :00-Today's Winners. 4:45--House of Peter MacGregor. 5:OO-Reading the Funnies. 515--Melody Parade. 530--World in Review. 5:45 Melody Parade. G:00-On Time with the News. 6:t5--Ray Fltzpatrick-Mattatuck
 Man About Town. 6:25-Musicale lnterlude. 6:30--Flve Star Final. S:45-Dorothy Jones--Ivory Minia-
 lures. 7:00-Songs of Erin. 7:30--Keyboard Classics, Kenneth
 Thompson. T:45-Sign off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16

JekylI and Hyde fans please note: they are turning Hugh Studebaker into an eight-fOot giant and an undersized Sur- geOn who later dissects the giant all within the space of one broadcast. This is set to occur on next Sundays (14th)
 MBS-"Men of Destiny" pro- gram. In one part of the show, Stakeholder is cast as 8 gigantic eight-fOOt six inch Irishman, named O'Brien. Studebaker also plays the part of Dr. Edward Jenner who pursueS the Irish
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
,. WELLINGTON WIMPY

Oe
 T. was a great match but after about the fifth box in the firts game, 1t seemed that Bill Leroys bovs had the mental edge on Jack Roberts and his Construction team al1 quite a few in the bleachers seen to sense the outcome even that early. What will always re- main a mystery was the great re- versal of form of Jack Roberts in the first game. This old timer simply couldn't get his ball in the pocket and as result Stores B took the first two games by markins which tlso gave them the point for p.nfall. Construction came back to take the last game and made val. iant attempt to pick up enough pins to split the match but it just couldn't be done. So when the last bal had been rolled Stores B were ba;k in first place by one ponit.
 While on the subject of veterans getting the shakes in crucial games, Stores B had their troubles trying to keep Joe Blum from taking balloon ascension. He Tad the rattles plenty and 1t was only the exceptional work of his teammates Bob Snow, Jim Me Kcown and Bill Leroy which sav- ed the match. Joe did all he could t. help the opposition win. Al- though the LerOymen are out In front with a one point lead, the championship Is far from won. Tie race finishes tomorrow night sad they have az their opponents Meter B which Is going to be q tough team to beat. After . mid- season slump which pulled them dOwn in the race, they are hack 0n their game and with the knowledge that they are out of the race and with nothing t0 gain or lose, they no doubt will shoot the works and wlll not be working under any handlcaps. We Took for Meter B to be . great biz headache to Stores B. This is going Co be some battle.
 Construction is not out of tht race either an0 fl Meter D should take hh9'~ D whIls they are hourling the GaleElnen. they may yet come home !. front. We look for the C0nstruc- ti0a tO come bacL. They have had plenty Of chances and fl they huff tiHb lime. well they'll have tO admit itat they just didn't have "il".
 nrsaaa~uu
 liamr OVerlaak lhe Gsllerlorn
 While we have ben doing lot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16

A seagOlpg serial will replace . cowboy Opry when NEG takes its Tom Mix show off the net- work on March 26th, and comes back on with Don WinslOw, based on the adventures of . comic strip U. s. Navy Com mander. Actor Raymond John son has been cast in the lead role.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16

blckas approached the alleys--they thought he couldn't bowi--tliey were wrong-for when he sat down tO play.-and got q strike-silence pre- vailed on the eastern front. 4 little nonsense nov and then, Is relisled by the wlBest men.
 
 c..U-tonile- -El0wly.ooo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
WRESTLING

New Y0rk-0eOrge K0yerly. IIol- lywo0d. pinned Hank Barber. Mas. CllR Olson. Minneapolis, d0wned Mike MaEurkI. New York: Rudy Duesk. Omaha l0hhed Jim CofIleld, Knnbas City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
WATR Ramblings

One of the high spots III WATERS St. Patrick's day schedule will be the dramatization of the Irish apostles life by the Ave Maria players fror:l 1:l5 to l:45 in the afternoon. The program, originating at Graymoor. Garri- son, New York. will be fed through WMCA, intercity key station, to the Waterbury station and other members of the network.
 TOday's mail bag brings this in- uuiry from P. C. F.: Dear Mir. Parker: Will you please tell me If William O'Brien or Marcel Dou- cette will sing over WATR in tho future or if they are in another city? Also, what has happened tO little Edith R0ssi? Would apprc- ciate any information" Fortu- nateIy, F. C. F., I have good news in answer to two of your questions. William O'Brien will appear in a special st. Patrick's day broadcast called Songs of Erin" tomorrow night from : to 7:3O over WATR. Edith ROssi has been resting after a rather lengthy illness. but she will return to the Saturday Riddle Show this coming week.
 Because of the special St. Pat rick's broadcast from Intercity al l:l5 tomorrow. the regular We'd nesday program by the P. w. A. band, directed by Cosmo Vendetti. will be heard fifteen minutes earlier, from 12:45 to l:l5. MT. Vendetti has arranged a program of music appropriate to the day as follows:
 On the Mall. march ... Goldman Orpheus in the Underwelt. over
 ture ................ .Offenbach I'll Take You Home Again,
 Kathleen .Westend0rf Hey. Babe. Heyl waltz :. Porter Medley of Best Loved Irish Melo-
 dies ...........,.........H Hayes Silver Spangles. march ..Talbott
 Another Of the half hour pre- grams sponsored over WATR by lhe Waterbury Council Of Par ents and Teachers will be on the air tomorrow afternoon at iieb. Alrs. Elmer v. Wilson. Fadie chair man. wlli present aneGher in the series 0f talks en mental hygiene. written by famous deeiorn. 1hese educational pTogrnrls ace e1efea ie WATR listeners els ali&Enaae "Wednesday aitsFmoens al ti,e saiis tinle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
New York Stations wEAF-esO = woR-7lo - Wyz-7eO = wAsc--sso

7I5--Vocal Varieties.
 MOR-Roman and Rhythm. WJZ-The testers. Songs, WABC-Ma and Pa--Sketch. O-WEAF-Hendrik Willem van Loon, Commentator; Dr. WOR-Answer Man.
 WJI-Lum and Abner-- WABC--Alexander Woollcott. , The Town Crier. E45-WEAF-The Passing Parade. "Oh-Male quartet and Or- WJz-Florence George, so- prano.
 WABC-Boake Carter, Com- S.oo-wms msntator. Tt %.., o.,.
 riety Show.
 WOR--Deems Taylor. Com ment; Armbruster Orch. WJZ--Billy the Kid-Sketch, with Jackie Coogan;
 Louise Massey, Songs;
 Westerners Quartet. WABC-Hammerste Music Halli Margaret Anglin,
 Actress; Connie Gates,
 songs; John Griffin, S:So-WEAF--Wayne King orch. WOR-Variety Musicale,
 S'~N'ho NuiieJ- wABC-Al Jolson, Master of Ceremonies; Martha Rave, songs: Parkyakargus,
 Comedian. O0--EAF-Sidewalk Interviews. WOR--Gabriel Heater, Com mentator.
 WJZ-Ben Bernie Orch:
 Connie Boswell, Songs: Gertrude Berg. Actress. WABC--Al Pearce's Gang, o,- and others. 9l5--WOR--Organ and Piano 9:so-WEAF--Fred Astaire, Master or Ceremonies; Charles
 Butterworth, Comedian, and Others.
 WOR-Mystery Sketch. WJZ--Husbands and Wives ,-Sedley. Brown; Allie
 Lowe Miles. ,o.oo ,WNABC..Jack oakie's College Wallenstein. Conductor. WJZ-Tales of Opera. 0-WEAF-Jimmie Fidicr, Cos sip.
 woR-Edgar Allan Poe's
 Tine Mask of the Red
 Death, Dramatized. WJI-American Legion Pro- gram; General Malin Craig, Band.
 WABC-Rich orch. lO:45--WEAF--Carol Weyman, So- prano. 11:0o-WEAF-Ncws; String En- semblc. WOR-News; Hayton Orch. WJZ-News: Denny Orch. WABC-Andre Baruch, Com mentator. II :05-WABC-Lewis Orch. 1l:l5-W -WEAF-Martinez Brothers Quartet. --WEAF-Dreams of Long Ago. WOR-Martin Orch. WJZ-Masters orch. WABC-Olsen Orch t2:00-W WEAF--BreeZe Orch. WOR-Heidt orch.
 WJZ--Ohman Orch.
 WABC--Brown Orch. 4. NJ.
 l2:30-WEAF--Deu Orch. WOR--Sanders Orch. WJZ-Williams orch. WABC-McGrew Orch. l2:i5-WEAF-Agnew Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
5OO..WICC--BridgepOrt-.6OO

r. M. 4:0O-Ilima Islanders-Mike Han
 apl, Director. 4:15-Men of the West. 4:3O-"Follow the Moon" 4:45-"The Guiding Light" 5:00-"Dlck Tracy" 5.l5-Tom Mix. 5:3O-"Jack Armstrong; 5:45--Little orphan Annie" G:00--News. G:l5-Jackie Duggan. songs
 Yankee Net. G:30-Wrightville Clarion. G:45-Russ Gardner at the organ. 7:0O-Amos n Andy. 7:f5-VOcal Varieties. 7:30-"Flrst Nationals Family
 Party"--Yankee Net. S:00--Leo Reisman's Orch. S:30--Wayne Kings Orch. 9:0O--Slde walk lntervie ws. 9:30-Fred Astaire; Johnny Greens
 orch. Fiddler. t0:f5-Carl Weymann. meZzo-so-
 prano. 1 1 :00--Ncws. Legislature
 William A. SheehaD. 1 1 :20--Martlnez Brothers. 1 1 .3O-DroRms of Long Ago. i2;00-Weather Report. 4. NJ. Duetsch'a Orch. 12:30-I.Ou Breeze'a orch. i2;4s--i'haries Agnew's orch. f.00--Sllent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
BY RAY FITZPATRICK
monster in the hope of getting his frame for medical science.


 Pianist commentator Christine has searched several years for one lost branch of her family. On one evening broadcast last week, Chris stine played an old, old nursery song that she had played years be- fore on an occasion when all the family had been together. Two days following her broadcast, Christine got a letter from some radio list- enerS who turned out to be the mis- sing relatives. They had recognized the song, wrote in appreciation of the number not knowing that Christine was their own flesh and blood. Last weekend, Christine went to visit tl1em-in Milwaukee. less than 100 miles away from the studio where she has been broad. casting for the last two years.
 A brand new idea for the list-
 eners has been developed by
 AuthOresS Irna Phillips on her
 Guiding Light broadcast. Or-
 Whb~Ahy bA0hBhb UEbu1ClC
 show, Irna tried the experiment
 of having her leading man, Ray
 mOnd Johnson, read . famous
 poem. The first attempt, How
 Do I Love Thee" by Elizabeth
 Barrett Browning, met with
 such widespread acceptance
 that the idea will become reg
 ular feature.
 Something else new in radio NEG is putting a harpsichord en- semble on the air for series of weekly concerts starting March 31, the time-10:15 p. m.
 ChicagO's taxicab strike has
 given Actor Olan SOuIe 2 bad
 scare and g sore thumb. For
 getting that there were no cabs
 available, Olan let too much
 time pass before starting out to
 make his "Tale of Today" show
 by bus. It took several hundred
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
Sparks From 7he POqger League

talking about the two teams in front we don't want to overlook Benneh Goldstein's Collectors who are in third place only two points out of first place. They still have
 a chance to slide into first place and no doubt their match with the Operating will be we'll worth watching. Benneh Is a shrewd Oldtimer let us mention, for he Is satisfied to have Construction and Stores B get the glare of the spotlight and we figure that his plan Is to be the unnoticed outfit and while the others are getting the attention and knocking each other off he'll slide by and take the cream.
 Ed Mclean went home in smiles a d gave cue statement that he an ;, his Linemen considered the season success for they smeared their old rivals the Operating by fo': points. Poor Ray BeardSlee was down and washe regusted.
 We'll the big sweepstakes take pl-cc Saturday afternoon on the FIattatuck alleys at 3:3O D. m. sharp and all the members will be there. Attractive prizes will be awarded ths winners and q fine list had been arranged. Im- mcdiateIy following the sweep stakes the boys will sOjOurn for their annual banquet which will be the grand finale.
 Tn aaswer to the many requests we are giving out the seasons re- cords to date.
 High individual three strings
 Culhane .................. 400 High individual average Moriarty Ill.
 High individual single R. o'Neii 1856.
 High single without mark E. Mclean 90.
 Low single without Q mark but plenty Of remarks Jack Roberts 60.
 Standing nR Taama
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16

thumb waves before DouIe was
 able to make contact in hig e1a-
 forced hitchhike to the studio.
 and when he finally did arrive
 lt was with only five minutes Co
 spare. For the duration Oe the
 strike, S0ule and several other
 radio folks have now res0rted to
 hiring . private driver and car
 Co get them back and forth be-
 tween studios and home.
 Laugh of the week: irl the "Cac- tus Kate" show, just about ready for the networks, five out of the six characters are supposed to be Tex ans. The other character is an Fastener. So, just to demonstrate the usual screwiness of radio, five Eastern or Middle Western actors have been cast in the Texan roles and the role of the Fastener has been assigned to Parker wilson, cactus jumping, cow-punching son of Texasl
 Actress Ruth Bailey has just
 been assigned lead role in the
 drama "BacheIOr's Children.
 Currently, this puts young Miss
 Bailey on all three networks,
 counting "TOday's Children"
 and "Girl Alone" for NEG.
 Raymond Johnson never misses musical show and Bess Johnson never misses good play for off, radio entertainment Mrs. Olan Soule has become a candid camera widow ever since Olan took up snap-shooting .. Ruth Bailey keeps herself broke riding good sad- dle horses Preferring to do a real job of acting, Hugh Studebak- CT memories all of his radio scripts =. NEG pianist Christine likes nothing better than being invited to play her piano Irna Phillips reads constantly when not dictating scripts Marjorie Hannah, of the Ace Williams" show, has 8 maid who spends good deal of time sew ing buttons on Marjories dresses. The charming young Miss Hannah has developed the weird habit of twisting the buttons off her frock while broadcasting. ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
2nO.-WDRC--Ha 1880

r. M. 4:3O-Slng and Swing with Carle-
 ton Kelseys orch. 5:00-l'iano and I-Bea Rohan. 5:l5--Science Service. 5.30-St. Louis Syncopators. 5:45--NewS Service. G:0O--Dinner Dance Music. 6:f5-Hartford Public School Series
 Miss Ethel A. Elliott. G.3O-Famous Artists on the Air. 6:i5---"Pretty Kitty Kelly" 7;O0--Poetic Melodies with Jack
 Fulton. 7:15-"Ma and Pa" 7:30-Alcxander Woolcott-"The
 Town Cricr." 7.i5--Boake Carter. S:00--Hammerstein Music Hall. S:30--Al Jolson Show. 9:0O-Watch the Fun Go By-Al
 pearce and his Gang. 9:30--Jack Oakie's College. 10;3o-Telephone Company Choral 1O:i5-Mark Warnow's Blue Velvet
 orch. ii :OO-Ncws Service. 1f:l5-Ted Lewis orch. Olson's Orch 12:00--Art Shaw's Orch. A. NJ. Belasco's orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16

Pant Overlook ihe Csllanlorn While we have ben doing . lgt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16

c..u-tOnile B0wly-o oOo.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Fussy about your windows? stekIer for extro width
fineoount fabrics and wde full ruffles! Do you look
them carefully when you buy them inspect the
back edges the tie-bocks, the seNoees. Here's the
sale for you. Tailored styles from 66 to 88 inches wide
to the por! Ruffed styles from "a to 96 inches wide
to the por! All tailored styles hemned and headed
than 2A yards long, most Of them 2h yards long.