The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

Phil Bakers "Take II Or Leave
9t" started brOadcasting from HOl-
aywood March IL for the second
Gime this winter. Phil took the
train from New York after his
March 7th show with y happy piece
ct paper In his pocket - the latest
Ce0soley report which lists the quiz
show 1T 21.6, q jump Of eight points
bver The same period last year.
An illuStrious stage star and
great screen luminary will be heard
on the Red Cross show. That They
Might Live" Sunday, NBC, 1890 p.
N.
Lillian Glsh, one Of the great
names Of the silent screen and q
stage actress within recent years.
will be featured in O special script
prepared by James Hart, assistant
70 the chief Of the Radio DEPART
ment Of the American Red Cross.
Alec TempletOn's observation:
~When you hear somebody moan
ing, They can't do this 10 me- les
cen 20 one that they've done u al
Ready!"
Ellery Queen Is joined by two spe-
eial assistants In the Adventure OF
The Boy Detectives" In solving the
case OF the "0reat Nut Mystery"
tonight NBC, 7:30. Jimmy Doyle
and Sammy Berg, two messengers,
~ Aaau ~ AAOtAAea In nFtRRA
finals with Ellery TO solve a battling
case which arigeS In the simple SUR
Toundings Of Nuttley's Nut Store.
From the score Of Johann
Strauss opera, 1.-THE Gypsy Baron"
Johm Charles Thomas, baritone and
enacee Of 1.-THE Westinghouse Pro-
gram" has selected two songs for
the show Sunday, NBC, ESQ p. m.
The Rev. Francis Sugrue. pastor
Of st. Roch's church, Greenwich,
Formerly Of this city. will be speaker
On the Angclus Hour Sunday at $50.
Station WSRR, Stamford. Father
Eugruc's talk will be called SOL
oilers Of Christ" The Stamford
catholic Choral club will furnish
the music.
Premier TOTO Of Japan will not
De defended by the Devil in "The
Day Of Reckoning" tonight, NBC.
100. Originally II was announced
that h1ephist0pheles would represent
Toio but Howard Lindsay and Rus
seIl Grouse, the playwrights. who
IRE preparing the indictments, have
Tejo sc0rnlng the legal advice Of the
Devil and acting as his own lawyer
Before the bar Of public opinion.
Nearing the Millionth Mark: At
the rate -quizzer Bob Hawk Is
awarding cigarettes TO members OF
tie armed forces via his Thanks
20 the Yanks" program, the one mil
llonth cigarette will soon be reached.
the event will be q red letter day
for both the contestant and the
serviceman recipient. More details
Ese - announced later. Thanks to
the Yanks" is heard Saturdays ut
N:30 p. m.
Nelson OImsted, MICS ace story
teller, will recFeate the story Of high
adventure, 1.-THE Rescue" By G. y.
Forester, on his "WoTid's Greatest
Stories" program tonight, NBC'
1lsIS.
The Boston Symphony orchestra.
conducted by Richard Burgin In the
absence Of DR.. Serge K0ussevitzky,
will play Vladimir Dukelesky's new
violin concerto. and Haydn's Sym
phcny In O Minor. No. 05, tonight,
nt ais, over the Blue network.
Leopold Btekewski, true 10 his
pFomlae 20 bring outstanding COM
Doslllons % eminent modern COM
peseFs 10 the niF. win present Darius
hslihaue'n Symphony On the NBC
hynspheny Orchestra program Sum
day. MIC. 500 p N.
R1Ck
The glamorous screen star Made
lsine Carroll returns " the Radio
Readers Digest" 70 do an emotional
drama, "A Letter 10 My Lost Hns-
aand," on Sunday. at Q p. m. over
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