The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-10

Daytime Serials
 Vic and Sade, NEG; The Gol;' bergs, CBS; Life Can Be Beaui full, CBS.
 Dramatic Series Same Cast an.
 Characters)
 One Mans Family, NEG; T Aldrich Family, NEG; MT. Dist. Attorney, NEG.
 Variety Programs
 Craft Music Hall, NEG; Whe New Blue; Kate Smith Hour, C5 Dramatic Programs Different
 Plays)
 Radio Theater, CBS; Sore Guild Players, CBS; Cavalcade America, NEG.
 Programs for Children
 Let's Pretend, CBS; Lone Rang1 Blue; Coast to Coast on a I Blue.
 Comedy Shows
 Bob Hope, NEG; Jack Benr NEG; Fibber McGee & Molly, NE
 Quiz Shows
 Information Please, NEG; Trul or Consequences, NEG; Quiz Kid Blue.
 Musical Shows
 Andre Kostelanetz, CBS; Albun of Familiar Music, NEG; Hour C Charm, NEG.
 Educational Programs
 University of Chicago Round table NEG; Americas Town Meet ing of the Air, Blue; America. School of the Air, CBS.
 Commercial War Programs Man Behind the Gun, CBS; Stag, Door Canteen, CBS; Cavalcade C America, NBC.
 Government War Programs The Army Hour, NEG; Treasur, Star Parade; This Is Our Enemy.
 News Job By Radio in 1943 All Around War Coverage, CBs All Around War Coverage, NEG Best Publicity Service to Editors
 By Network
 NEG, CBS, Blue.
 Signifies Tie.
 The guest appearance Of Benn! Goodman with WATR and thu BLUE Networks redoubtabl' Chamber Music Society of Lowe Basin Street" last Sunday was alst a musical reunion for the King O Swing and Maestro" Paul La valle. It marked the first time th' two had played the clarinet togethe in fifteen years.
 The Lavalle Goodman friendsh began that many years ago whel the pair, then struggling youn' musicians, lived in the same apart ment house on New ork'S Riversld Drive. They spent most of the evenings practicing the clarinet ar playing duets.
 In memory of those days, Lavall' took a Bach concerto for piano art violins and re-scored 1t for tW' clarinets. The result even provoked applause from the "Society's" musi cians, several of whom forlneri' played in Goodman'S band.
 Reversing the usual order, 'Trut} or Consequences" will play to It smallest audience on Saturday (De cember 1D when Ralph Edward brings his program, which will b heard over WTIC at 8:30 p. m, t Brookfield, Missouri.
 There he will produce his coast to coast show in one roon school house before the 12 pupil who collected 274,000 pounds o waste paper in the drive which wa sponsored by Ralph, the Oft1ce 0 War Information and the War Pro duction Board. The pupils will brir: their families.
 When he announced the conte' several weeks ago. Edwards pron ised that the school which conectt the most waste paper, based on el rollment, would be visited by hA Truth or Consequences show. 4 total of 4,420 schools, representa-! every state in the United States sent in entires. But 1t remained fo the Moore School in Brookfield tt lead the field, though the sudden UOuy ID OAA1y 4o PuPAAo "4A oAi school a one-room affair.
 WNEW, which has catered 6u, ing its nine year tenure to sSui record listeners, premiers neV program for children, on Sunda5 December 18th, 9:35 to 10:00 2. n This new departure, titled "Eet Robin Playhouse will feature rec ords exclusively for children. Font parents who heretofore were bur dened with the usual Sunday iE terlude of reading the comic sec tion to Junior. may now have al alternative ill the radio field.