The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-03

Broadway stage.
 Der two is Understand Your Chil- dren" also explained by the doctor, with rule number three, Guard Your Child's Health" being care- fully outlined by the Dionne physi- clan. His talk for Wednesday, Jan- uary 5th, will be for fathers with some excellent advice for them on their part in raising the child. The necessity for a father to enjoy hobby and interest his child in that hobby will be the fundamental theme of the doctors talk. On Fri day, January 7th, Dr. Dafoe will treat of the spiritual side of child's upbringing and will stress the i'm portance of the Bible in the home and the need for skillful and intel ligent explanation of the Holy book
 Walter O'Keefe, returned from
 vacation in Europe, will be CO.,
 starred with Lanny Ross and Charlie Butterworth during fea-
 ture programs beginning Tuesday
 at 9:3O p. m. lii Joining the pro-
 gram, Walter will be reunited
 with an old friend and school
 mate, Charlie Dead pa n"
 Butterworth, with whom he at
 tended NOtre Dame. The new
 member of Hollywood Mardi Gras
 calls Hartford, Conn.,, home. He
 went from there to Notre Dame,
 where he and Butterworth dis
 cussed ambitions for the theater,
 then turned to newspaper work.
 After recovering from a serious
 illness. he headed for Broadway
 and broke into the comedy field
 through the night clubs.
 When Amos n Andy inaugurate their series tonight at o'clock, EST, over the NBC-Red network, they will hear their theme song played on their favorite instrument as Gay lord Carter makes his debut as or ganlst on the program. Carter, who Is heard each week with Raymond Pages orchestra, will join Amos m Andy when they change sponsors for the first time in their career on the networks. The newest member Of the cast is noted as a composer and arranger of modern music for the organ. He will present a new arrangement of the famous Perfect Song" when the new series of pro- grams opens. Freeman Gosden and Corren will continue the adventures Of Amos n Andy without a break when they start their affiliation with the Campbell Soup company. Their broadcastS will originate in Hollywood during the first week. Beginning January 10, Gosden and Correll, with Announcer Bill Hay. will make their annual winter vaca- ton trip to Palm Springs. broad casting from a studio established for them in the desert resort. Carter will remain in Hollywood, opening and closing the program from the NEG Hollywood studios.
 Eddy Duchin and his brilliant
 orchestra which made it's Mutual network debut over WOR last
 Tuesday will continue to be heard
 every Tuesday from 10 to 1O:3O p. m., EST, even though the or-
 ganization leaves New York Jan-
 uary 25 for limited engagement in California. Duchin's orches-
 tra opens February l in the Los
 Angeles Ambassador Cocoanut
 Grove. They will play in this
 swank supper room for eight
 weeks. Until that time Duchin's
 programs will originate in the
 Mutual Playhouse atop the New
 Amsterdam Theater in New York.
 On Tuesday the following selec-
 tions will be featured on the pro-
 gram: Mice Work If You Can Get
 It." Lady Be Good" Cheerful
 Little Earful," Sweet Someone"
 "Hasta Manana," Body and
 Soul" You Took the Words," and 0Eya lIaI,, ia !,