The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

ANbWED 1W4C&NAma WA VAVNo tuU
winter season % the NBC sym.
hhony orchestra Sunday, April II,
MIC, Bsoo, with . program eHahFAc.
0ng Che works Of tive old masters, .
Kreae modern ana = noted cOnteTn.
porasy. The bin typllles The music
Rare offered By The maestro
throughout thls, his ilfth season on
che MIC symphony podlum.
Ellghllghtnlng The Winter finale
win BE- the American premiere Of
UmaltFi KabalevSky's Overture 10
"Colas Brougn0n". And muslC.lOvers
viii also have che opportunity Of
hearing Che DISSEMINATING SYM
phOny Interpretation Of Beethoven's
Symphony Ne. I.
The life Of baseball's immortal
hero. Lou 0ehrig, win be dramatiEed
BY the Little Bite Playhouse" TO.
night ut 1850, EWT, over the
Blue Network. Vera Eikel wrote the
script Of thu play, entitled: Pride
q the YANKEES" Madge Tucker viii
direct.
Emll Ludwig's ilrst radio visit
after his return from Che white
House this week was 20 Mary Mar.
garet McBrideIs NBC show 90 cell
Chris FDR anecdote. During his
CnsablancA visit, the President stay
cd n che white villa Of y French
lady who was not there at the time.
On her bookshelf was q copy 81
Ludwlg's biography OF Roosevelt,
and FDR inscribed the flyleaf with
his thanks 20 the lady for the use
We her house. He Just received o let.
Ger from her saying that she
eheught 30 much Of che autograph
That enc had The volume rebound In
q precious binding. Ludwig told
MARY Margaret II have autograph.
cd Books for years and nobody
ehought enough Of them 20 rehlnd
Them. 10 just shows that II pays 10
be . hero than bl0grapher!"
Vaughn Monroe, the troubador
who had o band built around his
voice. climbs aboard the Fitch
Ban6wagon' for his FIRST ride Sun.
day, April II, NBC, 1850.
In Il4e, Conrad veldt, great Ger
man actor who made this country
his homo for many years, was one
Of Hitler's bltterest enemies.
with his untlmely death, last
week, Il was only natural that his
plaza In the coming Free World
9heater presentation should be I'LL
Cd By his friend Paul Henreld, the
Austrian baron who fed his native
land when the Naxls invaded u.
Broadcast over the Blue Network
Sunday at e:0S p. N. the play will
be o DEMONSTRATION Of q statement
by Manuel Avlla CamachO, presl.
dent Of Mexico, who declared, at
the time his country entered the
war, that peace loving men will
uacriSlC anything father than 20 10
war-except their honor.
Double trouble on Q twin bill will
feature the sinner Eanctum Mys.
terry" drama Sunday. at $3.50 p. m.
starring Miriam Hopkins. It's the
lovely screen queens first appear
ence on the famed horror series.
WEN win carry . special broad.
cast direct from Carnegie Hall,
unagling the third anniversary Of
the invasion % Norway. Norways
message to America ON this mo.
usentous occasion will be delivered
BY O. J. HambrO, president Of Nor"
wegian parliament; Sir Cedric
EaFdwlcIse will read Carl SandbuFg's
SsThe Man with the Broken Fin.
GERS" There will be Q number Of
Norwegian folk songs, sung By the
Norwegian choral society, group
Of 90 voices and the solos win fea-
cure Laurlts Mslchlor Of the Metro
pOlltan Opera tonight, Q o'clock.
The One.woman Army who's just
returned from entertaining the
troops in England and Africa, Mar
tina Raye, will drop into the BALI
wick Of sgt. Chrales Mccarthy on
Sunday.
Frank Readlck, . Sunday veteran
Of CDe' "Crlme Doctor" series, took
time cut 20 appear in one movie
ehls season, tourney Into Fear"
and now b wondering II he could
double from the air shows 10 .
Broadway play. He's got just the
mart im mind, toO--the leading role
Im drama written fer him By his
pon, Bob.