The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-07

theory that by writing q great piece
Of music the composer influences
not only the sh: pc Of his own Life,
but the destinies Of other people as
well. The program win encompass
the music Of such masters as Elgar,
Friml, Thomas, Herbert, Enesco, J.
s. Bach and Lehar.
Carmen Cavallaro, the Latin from
Manhattan who is frequently re-
ferred to as the poet Of the piano,
will be the guest maestro on Barry
Woods Million Dollar Band" pro-
gram tonight NBC, 1000 D. m. Mr..
Cavallaro will offer several OF the
plano impressions which have en-
deared him to millions of music
lovers.
Frank Black will conduct the
NBC Symphony Orchestra in an
al-Dvorak program Sunday, NBC,
$500. The major work to be played
Is Dvorak's New World Symphony.
Josef Holman, celebrated pian-
list, makes his second guest appear
ance on the Telephone Hours cur
rent Great Artist Series" Monday,
NBC, 900 p. m.
The First Piano Quartet returns
to the air by popular request Sum
day, NBC, 1900 noon. The four
pianists play on four concert grands
and will feature both popular and
classical selections in their own
four piano arrangements.
A pickup from a Nazi internment
camp in Texas and a first hand re-
pot by foreign correspondent Cecil
Brown on the temper of the Amer
lean people will highlight the 1--WE,
the People" program on Sunday at
1880 p. m. over Obs.
1t doesn't take q BLUE Network
program long to grab itself off a
sponsor, II we're to Judge from re-
lease reaching us through the local
BLUE affiliate, WATR. Two weeks
ago, a late morning news broadcast
was added to the WATR-BLUE
schedule, and now comes word that,
starting next week, the newscast
will promote the sale Of certain
dog food. Gil Martyr, Paramount
newsreel commentator, who was or
iginally selected for the 1880 a. m.
newscast, Is currently in the hos-
pital. His shoes are being filled for
the present by another of the BLUE
Networks expert newsmen, Don
Gardiner.
Jesus Maria Sanroma, brilliant
pianist Of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra, Will be the soloist on the
Esplanade Concert to be heard to-
night over WATR at 8:15.
For his solo, Sanroma will play
List Hungarian Fantasy for Piano
and Orchestra" The Orchestra
will offer Coates March, oxford
Street" from London Again; Of
fcnbach's overture to Orpheus in
Hades," and Brahms First Hun
garian Dance"
'Aloysius Flies Again." the thrill
ling story Of a Flying Fortress, will
be presented ythe Little Blue
Playhouse today at 1880 over
WATR.
Written by Ira Marion, directed
by Madge Tucker, hte play will
dramatic the origin Of the great
flying machine from its earliest
type, the Monomail, to the modern
BLY, F, which is doing damage SO
effectively to the enemy In Europe
and the Pacific.
Special Tribute will be paid to
Ed Wells, who created the basic de-
signs in 1884, when he was only
"A.
Spike Jones, the guy who did for
the Bronx cheer what Beigfeld did
for the American girl, reaps the re-
ward for his prodigious feat when
he is crowned King of Corn" dur
ing the Breakfast Club" broadcast
over Blue-WATR, Monday, at
a. m.
Newscaster Lowell Thomas, Bra
lillian songstress Olga Cuelho, and
singing star Jerry Cooper will join
to nav tribute to our South Amer
lean good neighbOrs on the brazil
ian Parade over WATR this att
ernoon from $50 to 500.
Thomas will give some OF his IN
imitable commentaries on the war
effort and the world status of Bra
zil. Miss Cuehlo will sing two cias-
steal numbers while Cooper WILL
handle the popular song depart
ment.