The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-05
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

Jonn BafTym0fe VIII ne heard ( 500 p. m., EDsT, in convcrsatio) with Charlie Mccarthy. The tW are more than likely to talk sllCg since Edgar Bergens wooden ciarg Is stage-stfuck. This program aIg will mark the return of the ccie brated baritone star, Nelson Eddy who has been of the air sine January 30, when he. began an ex tensiye concert tour. Tn his absence John Carter, new tenor of th Metropolitan Opera Company, ha been the programs singing stAi Welcoming Eddy back to the pro gram, besides Bergen and Charli Mccarthy. will be Edward Arnclk acting master of ceremonies; tlf Stroud Twins and Robert Arm brusters orchestra.
 Two songs, inspired by Doug-
 las Corrigan's flight to Ireland
 made their appearance in Tin Alley this week. The first, Gone Again Corrigan" tpub.
 lished by Mills Music) has been recorded ton Vocation rec0rds)
 by Bill McCune's NEG orches-
 tra and features the famous Irish tenor, Gerald Griffin. The second song, "The Corrigan
 Hop" written by Will Hudson will be issued on records
 tBrunswick) having been wax ed" by Will Hudson's orchestra. The latter tune was inspired by new dance created in New York's jitterbug sector and it promises to replace the "shag. and "Lindy Hop" temporarily at least.
 As result of its successful ap pearances on Paul Whiteman's radt show. the CBS swing session ai1' the recent Carnival of Swing, which was attended by 25.C00 fan in New York. Tito and his Swing tette will make guest showing oi Rudy Vallee's program on Angus llth. The novel group, which distinguished by the fact that 1 features three accordicns mar sin, the first time this instrument ha been used for pure jass hot. vii also begin a series of sustsilnl program on Tuesday highs, begin ming August l6, over the WJZ-NBt network
 From the high Andes and the
 Valley of the Plata, from Mon-
 tcvideo and port au Prince, Linton Wells, the rowing report
 CT of the Magic Key of RIGA,
 comes home. Back from four
 months and 27,000 miles of
 wandering through Latin and
 South America, he brings the
 Odyssey of man with a micro-
 phone. Irving Berlin and
 Fred Astaire call 1t "The Yam"
 Music and steps by ~:ed. and
 and everyone will be dancing ft
 soon. It will be he.rS for the
 first time at the NEG exclusive
 preview of BcrIin's new moving
 picture, "Carcfrec." Meet
 Mike-and his whole family!
 An inductor for the president,
 velocity for Jack Benny and
 the NEG Symphony, and
 parabolic when the backs go
 tearing through. Everybody knows "Mike," but how muh do you know about him? .. A
 blind golfer, a new "Passacag-
 lia," and Robert Louis Steven! {.
 sons wife also have their place l tsp fhA al N..lna GA,
 do the Toronto Promenade Or-
 chestra, a group of New York
 Worlds Fair of 1889 girls, and
 sexetette of hotel men whose
 stories are all told in this re-
 port.
 Collectors of diamonds, taL measures. lighting fixtures, and talking dog will vie for radio list eners' interest on Dave Elman' Hobby Lobby broadcast over tn NBC-Red. Network on Sunday a FOO D. m, EDST. Donald Hurley of Little Falls, New York. will dis close the fact that New York stah is rich in diamonds. Mary Booth of Salem Depot, New Hampshire will tell of her hobby of collecting unique tape measures, while Hildf Lenhart, of Richmond. Virgins will bring her talking dog, Brown ie." Edward Rushford. of Salem Massachusetts, has collected som 1900 lighting fixtures many of whicl he will describe In his interview The musical portion of the pro gram will feature Harry Slater orchestra.
 The second of the Nursery
 Crimes" series, the very diff
 fercnt versions of more famous
 nursery rhymes presented by
 Irerc's Air Cooled Drammer
 Guild, will he heard over the
 NBC-Blue Network today at
 9:00 ?. m.. EDST. It Is the story
 of "The Old Lady Who Lived
 in A Shoe" The bill also win
 include a Tim and Irene ,0ng-
 sketch. Teddy Bcrgman's dole
 iul comedy, and GcorYc Olsen.
 'Nu>i" Ji i"m0r,"w," aitL ,u.
 cais by irtdda Gib,Jn and
 Hank Russell. The GoIdrr Gate
 Quartz, njii do ihcn Owr swing arrangement of an old ballad
 and Graham NlcNamec wjl' )
 master Of ccrcIno onirs.
 2OO--WDRC. Hartford. l3S(