The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-18
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

WYNN from 300 to 3:30 p. m., or Tuesday. MT. Willard is g contri- putting editor of "The Nation" anC an author in the field of public af- fairs. Doctor Bokser is rabbi of the Forest Hills Jewish Center and g member of the faculty of the Wo- mems Institute of Jewish studies The women's hour will conclude with question period in which foul students from Union Theological Seminary will question student al the Jewish Theological Seminary or the meaning of Judaism.
 The distinguished actor Art
 thur Byron will star in oI;e of
 the most unusual dramatic pres
 entatibns heard on the air this
 season when he does For Flu
 ture Reference" on Rudy Val
 lees hour, Thursday. For Fu-
 ture Reference" is poem by
 Stephen Vincent Benet which
 appeared in the New Yorker
 MagaziI;e recently and has been
 adapted for the Vallee Hour. In
 it a father explains to his son
 certain puzzling phenomenon
 which made it's appearance Tn
 the Third World War.
 The Reyelers, radios veteran male quartet, will go on the NBC-Blue Network today in a new series or ten minute programs under the sponsorship of Richardson & Rob- bins, who have sponsored them for some time locally on WIZ, the New York NBC-Blue Network station. The personnel of The Revelers has changed from time to time in the seventeen years they have been on the air since 1921. This famous NEG vocal group is now composed of Robert Simmons, also soloist on the Cities Service program, first te- nor; Lewis James, tenor; Elliott Shaw, baritone; and Wilfred Glenn, bass. The Revelers will be heard Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays over the NBC-Blue Network from 6:15 to 625 p. m., EST.
 Adventure is Reading, new
 weekly series of experimental
 educational broadcasts designed
 to increase school listening
 group interest in the work of
 outstanding living American au-
 thcrs, will be presented over the
 NBC-Blue Network from 200 to
 2:3O p. m., beginning today.
 Books chosen for expOsitioEal
 treatment il; the new series will
 be taken from the Junior High
 School list of the National Coun-
 cil of Teachers of English. The
 programs will be the fifth type
 in the expanded NEG Educa-
 ticnal Service for the current
 school term.
 You baseball fans who like real enthusiasm as well as knowledge of the game from your sports com- mentators will find one who fits in Paul Douglas, baseball expert, who will review the games and players at 6:30 p. m. EST, starting today with the seasons opening, in a quarter hour broadcast over 50 National Broadcasting Company stations from the Atlantic Coast to the Rocky Mountains.
 Douglas is not only one ot the countrys best sports commentators but a real fan who never misses a game if he can help it. He roams the parks, knows all the players, and gets as wildly excited as the dyed- in-the-Wool baseball lover who does his broadcasting from the outfield bleachers and hath carrying voice. The opening broadcast of this 1858 daily sports resume will come from Boston, where Douglas will come on the air after viewing the New York Yankees and the Boston Red SoX in their American League 1888 de- but. He will have as his guest at the mike the Yankee southpaw, star, Vernon Lefty" Gomez, who no doubt will have the opening day mound assignment of the World Champions.