The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-03

AEolarg's 'Don Gionannl": with
Edo Pima, Zlnka Milan0v,
Norman Gordon, James Melton,
JaFmila N0votna, Bidu SayaO,
and others; Bruno Walter. con-
duets.
$50 D. m.-The Danny Thomas
show. Weekly variety show
featuring Danny Thomas, emcee
with Rex Maupln's orchestra.
Vocal spots are contributed by
The Escorts and Betty, and
Marion Mann. contraltO. Dom
eaaa Curry, Kathryn Gard, Sid
Ellssrem and Art Kohl provide
The comedy scenes.
8:lk ,. m.-sGlIbert ana Sullivan's
pirates Of Penxanee". Stars
wilbur Evans. baritone; Anxia
KuRak, soprano; Celia Branz,
eontFaltO; Fred Hufsmlth, tenor
and Paul Reed. josef Stopak
win conduct
Enery Queen goes into the field
Of paychoanalysis 10 solve the "Ad-
venture Of the Human Weapon, to-
night NBC, 7:S0.
National War Feed Administrator
Chester c. Davis; Director Of the
Once o. Civilian Defense James M.
lands, and DIR. e. ID. Auchter. d.
fecler % the Agricultural Research
Administration, will be the principal
speakers Of n ''Vlet0ry Garden Raj
n" % be broadcast today, at AIS
p. m, ever The cOast-tO-cOast Blue
Network.
Arturo Toscanini has scheduled q
pop" concert as the unusual fare
when he returns 10 conduct the
NBC symphony orchestra Sunday,
NBC, 500 p. m.
Dtnah ShOre, swingstress ON the
Gadie Cantor Show. has cancelled
her plans fer u trip 20 New York.
DlnAh b busy with advanced prep
mrAeaans for musical numbers she Is
% asng Ia . forthcoming Samuel
Goldwyn Aim production.
Having taken New York and Phil
adelphia by storm and vice versa,
the Quia Kids. back on home
grounds will welcome q newcomer
on their broadcast Sunday at 7:30
p. m. over the BLUE network.
He win be Paul Hubener. IL. a
husky blonde lad from Hammond,
IND. In the eighth grade, Paul
e Q young Frank Merriwell. excell-
Ing In athletics and scholastic work.
He Is president Of the Science club,
. member OF the Student Council,
and outdoors Is niainstay Of the
baseball. football and basketball
teams.
Carmen CavallarO. q versatile
maestro known NJ ''the poet Of the
planeS win baton his orchestra In
q second appearance ON the glitch
1andwagon" Sunday, 7:s0 p. m.
Mary Boland. who can be acid
tOngued when necessary, will doubt
less find it necessary when she does
. guest appearance with Charlie
Mccarthy on that coffee program,
Sunday. Bill Thompson will also
drop in on the half hour over NBC
at 8 p. m.
Gladys Swarthout, lovely star Of
radio, e0neert and opera, win be
heard On selections from the popular
apeFetta. Maryland! MY Maryland!"
en- the Sunday, broadcast Of "The
Enn..snu, HIMasuuep TmC- E.AA k.Ak - 50
One Of the finest radio plays ever
TO flash across the horizon In the
opinion Of Arch Obolr. one OF ra-
dos leading authors and directors
VIII Be presented on the Free World
Theatev'' broadcast Sunday, at eos
p. m. ever the BLUE Network.
flick UP 3
mlood win flow freely, echoes Of
deem viii flll the airwaves and the
Inner 6Anctum GhosG Society win
- enriehed By It least one new
@e@ber when Len CLANCY, Jr., son
- enc Of Elollywo0d's greatest char
aeteF actors, the late Lon CLANCY,
ensets . gripping kliler-diller role
en- thinner Ganetum Mystery" over
the Hine Network Sunday, $3.50 p.
p. The soript q appropriately titled
rThe Ring 81 Doom"
-
Employment Saga: Shirley Conk- !
LIN does extra bits on the Carnival,
q. B. g. Playhouse and other radio /
shows. During The afternoon, she Is |
assistant manager Of q little motion
picture house n New York, the Nor
inendIe. Nov she has q new Job |
from midnight until four a. M,
singing in Cerutti's. q Manhattan
night club When does she do
the dl1i1es9 -
Mzctlom ana reality Dc sea tegesh. 1
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