The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11

cralnatiaatlOn adapted from the
best-seller "etars Of the Sea" on
WATRS keep I'm Rolling to-
morrow night 90 1880. Music win
be presented BY Morton doulds
Orchestra, with Conrad Thlbault as
sololst The Marines will land
on the WATR schedule tomorrow
afternoon nc $3.50 and should have
the situation well IA hand by 5:Si,
The situation this time ia q half
hour program by and Of the Leath~
erneeks called "Halls Of Monte-
Nlma.n Weely show will originate on
the West Coast Sweet music
will predominant on next weeks
"Spotllght Bands shows over
WATR nightly % $50. From Nom
day through Friday, the line-up In
cludes Hlmber, Spivak, Kaye, Mar.
tin and Thornhin :. For the first
time since the series started ON
Mutual, tomorrows X Hear Amer
lea Singing" broadcast will come
from Boston. The program, q WATR
feature at 8 o'clock, will feature q
combined chorus from the Harvard
dlee Club and Radcliffe Choral
Society,
The pldgln- English saying,
"Sl0w, slow, catehee monkey" 10
one that producer Charles Mar-
tin has never subscribed 20. Re-
Gently he was approached BY
heads Of the United China Relief
Society. They wished 70 raise
seven million dollars and wanted
the campaign 10 include q big
radio show to be presented sene-
time In May =. I'm MAy2 Why
wait 20 long?" asked Martin.
"TheFe are certain n0tables we
want on the show and they can't
all come 70 New York until May"
the China Relief people explained.
That, Ia Martin, was Just a minor
difficulty. He decided that the
show would 20 on the air In April
NJ the opening gun Of the cam.
palgn. Then, he set 10 w0rk-teles
grams 10 Alfred Lunt, Lynn FOn-
tame, Mickey Rooney, Bob Hope,
TaIlulAh Bankhead, Madeleine
Carroll, Burns q Allen and dozens
Of others. He talked by telephone
10 Wendell Wlllkie, DIR, IHu Shlh,
Chinese Ambassador 10 the U. ",
and Archibald MacLeish, who
promised TO read message from
President Roosevelt. For con-
tinulty, he sent letters 70 Pearl
Buck, Edna FeFber, Maxwell An.
derson, Fannie Hurst and Sin.
clair Lewis. The people he wanted
on the program were happy 70
oblige, but they were spread all
over the map 80 Martin arranged
for each 10 do his part Of the
broadcast from q local station,
the whole 10 be unified and syn.
chr0nlEed by modern radio magic
In New York. 49,. Result; the
broadcast will be aired tonight
over the Blue Network and ace
Independent stations. The seven
million dollar campaign will begin
tomorrow.
Dd6e Elman will introduce two
OF the country's outstanding author
tiles on eannlballsm during Hobbt
Lobby over CHS tonight at $50
Br-r-r-r.rl Or, Harry Hagen
brings his "True or False" show Il
New London's Navy Submarine
Training Station next Monday
night. Broadcast is on BLUE Of
$50 Rudolf Friml melodies gel
top billing on tomorrow nights
American Album" broadcast over
NBC at $3.50 Damon Munyon's
fright Shoes" will be tomorrow
nights Screen Guild" vehicle with
Red SHELTON, Lucille Bail and
George Tobias In the leads,
Charlie Mccarthy will cross
swords with an erstwhile-feudin
partner. Don Ameche, during to-
morrow nights broadcast over
NBC ut 3. -. Az o contribution
TO the celebration Of Pan.Amer.
lean Day, the creation Of Amer
ica's National Anthem will be
dramatix rs o highllght Of 70.
morrow afternoons Family Hour
over CHS. 1.-THE Mad Scene"
from Lucia de LamHeFmOOr, .
Mexican folk dance, minuet and
o mbdley Of Vincent X0uInans
tunes, balance the musical books
on tOnIght's WATR broadcast Of
Treasure Hour OF Song" at S..
Another informal talk by Brig.
Gen. Lewis b. Hershey on Selec-
tive Service II o WATR dial 10.
morrow afternoon at 3:4S ..
Luise Rainier will answer Walter
C0mpton's question rs guest Of
Double or Nothing" on WATR
Sunday at 9 p. m. Alan jones
will sing the lead when "ChicagO
Theatre Of the Air" presents the
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