The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-31
r u Listening?
with CHARLES MANN,

Captain Gunnar Quisling, of the
U. s. Army, a cousin of the motor
ious NaZi tool, Vidkun Quisling,
will reveal some anecdotes about
Norway's Benedict Arnold on the
I'VE, the People, program, Sunday,
at 1880 p. m. over CHS.
Captain Quisling, a native of
Madison, Wisconsin, will tell in an
interview with Milo Boulton how he
saw his cousin in Norway in 1881
and trace the steps the Nazi tool,
whose name has become synon-
ymous with treachery, followed to
achieve his infamy.
Alexander Kipnis, basso, and
Marta Farrell, soprano, will be pre-
sented on Saturday Concert to be
heard over WATR and the Blue
Network this afternoon at q. The
pair will sing group of excerpts
from Mozart's THE Marriage of FL
CARO-"
Mango. stage and scren lovely,
will he one of host of entertain
ers to appear on the opening broad
cast of the new WATR Sunday
variety show, "Thanks to America
tomorrow at $50. Making up the
balance of the program will be Ted
Cole and his romantic ballads, COM
mentatOr William Stidger, and a
chorus and orchestra directed by
Bobby Norris of yankee House
Party fame. The WAC Chorus and
Glee Club from Fort Devens will
provide another highlight in the
opening broadcast of the most pre-
tentious radio series ever sent out
from Boston.
Quite a few curious listeners
wrote in following the premier pro-
gram Of Bob Crosby and Com
pany" to ask about Kate whom
Bob mentioned in his closing
speech. Said the maestro Il hope
you'll be with us next week-be-
cause If you don't, I'll be playing
just for Kate" Kate is Bob Cros-
bys mother
The WOmen's Army Auxiliary
Corps, which by an act of Congress
has become the Womens Army
Corps, will again be featured on
Voice of the Army over WATR to-
morrow night at 8:15.
An original dramatic score will be
syncronized with Antonin Dvorak
New World Symphony as the last
In the series Of four experimental
music dramas presented on the Chi
cago Theater of the Air over WATR
tonight, 0 TO 10. The music by Dvo-
rak combines his impressions Of the
new world with primitive Bohemian
characteristics. The dramatic pro-
gram, which will underscore the
Ovorak music during tonight's broad
cast, tells the story OF a Bohemian
musician and his wife who come to
America to make home for them
selves in the new world.
A little Dutch girl who fled with
her parents from the Nazi tyranny
in her homeland, will join the Quiz
Kids on their broadcast of Sunday,
For it's second in the series of Es-
planade concerts on the banks of
the Charles River, the Boston Pops
Orchestra will play group of popu-
lar favorites tonight. 8:15 to 8, over
WATR and the Blue Network. Mu-
sic scheduled for the broadcast in
cludes Weber's Overture to Der
Freischutz," Saint-Saens' symphonic
tone poem Dance Macabre," Grain
gers Molly on the Shore and Nor
ton Goulds arrangement of When
Johnny Comes Marching Home
1.-The Horla", psychological mys-
terry thriller by Guy dc Maupas-
SAINT, adapted for radio by Milton
Lewis, will be the "Inner Sanctum
Mystery" offering Sunday, at $3.50
p. m. over the BLUE Network.
With Jerry Colonna and Fats"
Waller In the guest star corner, cul-
ture gets another kicking arc, d
when the no doubt add-your-
adjectives chamber Music So
cietyia of Lower Basin Street" con-
venes Sunday at 9:l5 p. m, over
the BLUE network.
10S0-WTIC-2SS
4:00-Matinee In Rhythm