The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-24

She's ne mevle QuanA hms Claire
rsieeem, New xerk Eaaio aeeEesa.
fsuna herself east oppualte Charles
meyer Mna EawaFa q. ReAlmson n
successive weeAa.. she Was heard
a. tAe wives eg beth, IN their re-
cent ~aadle Readers Digest" ap-
peaFamees.
1te o fun radio afternoon for
sports fans who tune WAIR, with
the Braves Giants baseball game at
2. jamaica Park race ct AIS, q
description Of the Drake Relays at
ESQ. and the feature race from
Narragansett Park ct 8.
A new program, 'sTalley Time"
win bow On ever ehe Blue Network
tonight at les1B ,. N. The sheW
viii feature Helen Ta1loy ~ mis-
tFess e eeremenles AMI raul Ia.
vale and his orchestra. Nlra Tai.
lev b che widow e the late Truman
Talleys who Was . noted news cen.
mentator.
Jan stxuther, author Of mrs. Min.
iver," writes an additional page for
her book and hroadcasss Il when
she appears IS guest on the NBC
Hour Of Charm" Easter Sunday,
heard over VITO at 1000 D. m.
The addition b IN the form Of q
continuation Of the sermon which
ends her book and Is on the sub.
Jet freedom Of Religion" 4.
1nterruptlng Q Western lecture
tour 10 come 10 New York for this
broadcast, AIRS. Strtither win appear
dufing an interiude In the special
Easter musical program By Phil
Spltalny, director, and the all.glri
orchestra, chorus and Soloists
Vivien, Maxine and Evelyn.
The "Theater Of the Alr win pre-.
sent . special Faster musical pro.
gram ever WATR tomlght, 0 20 10.
Soprano Marion Claire win be star.
red, with Henry Weher's Concert
Orchestra and Chorus.
Screen scouts ore cycling Judy
Kayne, Americas most beautiful
bandleader. since the success Of
Dona Drake, who used to baton q
band ut Rita Rio, Hollywood has
been searching for another macs.
tress to turn her talent TO the Aims.
And It looks Is II Miss Kaype Is
the next met. Judy Is currently
leading her all.male band at the
Vogue Terrace. McKeesport, Penn.
David Harding. Americas No. I
secret agent, win 90 20 work ON the
cease Of the Recorded wife" dur.
Ing the "CeunteF.spy" program
Monday at eco .. M, ever che blue
Network.
The Philadelphia orchestras an.
nual Raster Monday concert win DO
broadcast over WATR on Monday
at 2;S0 p. m. The program will In
clude Wagner's Prelude to ''parsl-
fal," Beethoven's Fifth Symphony
and the Russian Easter Overture Of
Rlmsky-K orsakov.
Traditional Easter music inclu0-
Ing the 'Hallelujah Chorus" from
Handers 1.-THE Messiah" ssSchubert's
Ave Maria" ana Irving Berlin's
"Easter Parade" win hlghllght "The
Family Hour" broadcast, starring
Gladys ~Swarsh0ut, Deems TayIor
and Al G00dman's orchestra, on
Easter Sunday-CBS, 500.
Bulldog Drummond," currently
absent from the WATR schedule,
win return to the air at q new time,
$50. ON Sunday. May 2.
Temorrow nights 'Tlrst Night.
or" broadcast ever WATR at 6
e'clock win feature Barbara Luddy
In = gay Easter season fantasy,
The G Plus Miracle" It win be
the final broadcast Of the season for
the popular Sunday night series.
Film star Anahella viii be q fea-
tured guest on tonight's broadcast
Of the Treasury Departments sat
urday Night Bondwagon" over
WATR at i0:i5.
The following d an interesting
schedule fer next week:
Monday-a:l5 ,. m.--Judith Eve
Ign, star Of broadway hit, '.Angel
Street." plays the title role IN "Nliss
Victoria" the story % an English
wouaanss heroisu.
Tuesday-o:15 p. m.-The nctlonal
character Sophie Halencxik, q FIRE.
quent visitor 70 the Star Parade,
returns for . special Second War
Loan drive encore performance On
sophie aalenczlk Makes . Speech.
Et's from . New Yorker story By
reese Field.
"Wednesday - 2sAS p. m.--John
Enlery plays the role Of . heroic
Marine captain In ''Ento she Val.
ley, John Ezershey's stirring report
Of the actlen On Guadalcanal.