The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-20
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George Raft, week ago on the
Philip Morris Playhouse, decided to
proiUng his stay in New York ten
days to see the Broadway shows.
'I'll get q kick out Of reading the
papers, too" he said. 1.-THE columns
will link me up with ten different
tails whom I've never even met"
Ma Colonel Lemuel @. StOopnagle,
whose forthcoming Broadway de-
but In vinton Freedley's "Danc-
ing In the Streets" has prompted
him to invent a theatre made en-
tirely Of upholstered alsles, to give
{ the patrons more comfortable
facilities for rolling, brings an
other set Of "StooparoOs" 70 the
1nicrophone on Sunday, ut LAS
D. M, over Obs. In addition 10
qulxzing the contestants, StOOp-
magic presents Texas Pete, the
Oklahoma cowboy from Arizona,
5, and various other professional in
~ terrupters.
Mack Harrell, popular baritone
Of - Metropolitan Opera Com
parry, will make his second guest
appearance on 1.-THE Family Hour"
with Deems Taylor and AL Good
mans chorus and orchestra, Sum
day, at 5 p. m, Obs.
James Melton, whose radio
CaEaCH definitely led TO the Metro
pGnGAn Opera stage, returns to
the Telephone Hours "Great Art
list Series" for his fifth appear
!. ance next Monday evening, $500
TO $3.50 p. m. over the complete
s NBC network.
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On. Serge Koussevitzky, conductor
J Of the Boston Symphony orchestra,
will present one Of the earlier works
Of Vaughan Williams, dean Of Brit
ish composers, on the program to be
broadcast over BLUE Network to-
day, OF 8:l5 p. m.
MARTHA SCOTT SCREAMS IN
THE NIGHT FOR "SANCTUM"
Screams In The Night" how
ling tale Of double Identities with
out indemnitles, starring Martha
Scott rs the harassed heroine, will
be the gripping elmer Sanctum
Mystery" Offering Sunday, at $3.50
D. M, over the BLUE Network.
A second innovation In the en-
formation Please" formal will be
tried by Dan Golenpaul, owner and
producer Of the program, on the
second broadcast Of the new series,
,Washington's Birthday, Monday,
1880 p. m.
u Gregory Ratoff, the Aim star, will
be seated in Hollywood with his
own nalcr0phOne and his own studio
audience while Christopher Morley,
the other guest, John Kieran and
Franklin r. Adams, the regular ex-
perts, and Clifton Fadiman, master
Of ceremonies. will be in MICS
Radio City studios In New York..
! Hal McIntrye knows an infantry
drill sergeant who's got one trek
mind.
Jack Benny and his wandering
troupe will move to Chicago for
their broadcast Sunday. The gang
will settle down here for two weeks
while they stage shows for service
posts I'm this area.
with Benny will be Mary Living
stone. Dennis Day, Don Wilson,
Rochester, and guest bands.
Benny, Of course, regards Chicago
as something Of a home town. Need
1t be repeated that he was born In
Waukegan, forty miles north? Dur
ing World War !, Benny and his
violin trained at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station near by.
The sailors there taught him that
he was better at jokes than music.
every so often Charlie Mccarthy
looks Edgar Bergen squarely in the
eye and says, "Are you slipping,
Bergen2 I haven't seen Carmen Mi
randa in months" And then Ber-
gen, using the Mccarthy voice, calls
Carmen on the phone and invites
her TO drop In Sunday night. She
had no plans for this Sunday night,
and therefore readily agreed TO be
on the Chase q Sanborn program.
Sunday at 800 p. m. over NBC.