The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-20

| WHcn Mutudl UTCSCIito d piCNlCW VI the Lightweight Title Bout between Champion Beau Jack and Challeng- CT Bob Montgomery on Friday Night" at 9:l5. The show tonight will be dramatic cavalcade of the lightweight division of the boxing world.
 Two years ago an earnest little boy with blue eyes and blonde hair made his radio debut as Quiz Kid. He was painfully shy and ill-at-ease Scarcely a word passed his lips dur ing the broadcast Asked later about his poor showing, he confess ed that he had known many of the correct answers, but had been too bashful to reply.
 On Sunday, May 23, the same lad will make bis tooth appearance on the Blue Network s Quiz Kids pro- gram at 7:30 D. m. He is Richard Williams, 13-year old geographer, historian, mathematician and the first hundred time Quiz Kid in the , history of the program.
 Richard is neither a myopic pro- dizzy nor Sugary model child. He is merely minor blessed with more than his share of intelligence. His home life is that of any normal boy He badgers his older brother romps with his dog. plays with other small fry in the corner lot, and loves to go fishing. Last summer he kept an account of his fishing mileage" and solemnly reported at the seasons end that he had caught 231 inches of fish
 "The Treasury Hour of Song" to- night at 9:30 over WATR features Licia Albancsc, soprano of the Met rO1clitan Opera, with the help of Francesca Valentino, also of the Met, carry the vocal part of the show. The orchestra will be under Alfredo Antonini.
 Femme fans were so smitten by the pictured likeness of Paul Hen reid in the shoWcaros outside Lux Radio Theater on Hollywood's Vine Street Playhouse, when the hand some Henreid co-starred with Ida Lupino in Now Voyager," that ACTUALLY stroked his cheek un- der glass; on the bilboardsl And, right after the show was off the air. these hero worshipping feminine fans stormed the stage door, knocked over water cooler and sur rounded Henreid-who signed au- tosraphs for forty minutes,
 An all-Star lineup that includes Governor Charles Edison of New Jcrscyq. Helen Mcnkcn, Paulette Goddard, Constance Collier, Akim Tamiroff, "Fats" Waller and Gcorg- ie JesseI will participate in he broadcast opening new service mems canteen in Ncwarq, N. J., on the radio stage DoOd Cantccn" tonight at 9:30 p. m.. over CBS. Gov, Edison the stage and air actress Helen Menkcn and the pianist Wal Ter will air fro the Newark can teen. while the screen stars PauIcttc Goddard, Constance ,Ollicr and Akim Tamiroff, and the comedian Gcorgic JcsscI will be heard from New York Also airing from New York will bc the programs "regu lars" Chcryl Walker as Eileen" Bert Lytcll as officer of the day, and Raymond Paigc's orchestra.
 The Busy MT. Binglc has trouble tonight when an "interloper" tries to marry his secretary Office work CTS arc hard to get, thinks MT. Bin- gle-and he does plenty about hold ing onto the secretary in the com cdy heard over WATR at 8:30
 Jean Hcrsholt, the kindly "Dr, | Christian" of radio, makes q rare excursion to another program when he appears as guest in powerful ! dramatic vehicle via Radio Read CTS Digest" over CBS Sunday, May 23.
 This Is Our Enemy" will have Wallace Deuel, author of People Under Hitler as its guest tonight at 800 o'clock over WATR when the program marks it's first anniver- sary on the air Deuel spent six years in Germany as correspondent and will tell interesting facts about our enemy He returns to pay tribute to this program which has been cited by the Women's Radio committee as one of the most outstanding dramatic shows on the air. Their dramatization tonight is entitled Resistance Of the Com mon Man in Europe
 Dick Haynes, former Benny Goodman and Harry James vocalist, who just completed a featured in MGM'S "Dubarry Was \ Lady opens at New YOrk's famous night La Martinique. this Wednesday, singing star in his own. A carefully planned campaign. featuring radio prominently, iS under way to make Haymes the nations No. singing star.
 JIMMY DURANTE will have the company of his Thursday night NEG radio playmate. Garry Moore, when he goes to Hollywood later in the season under the terms of a new and fiattering contract. Garry has also had film offers but has yet to make a decision
 If Brother Bing has any illusions that he is the only popular mem Der of the Clan Crosby, he should have been outside NBC'S Hollywood studio parking lot any Thursday night after Kraft Music Hall t9 r, NJ. NEG network and watch the autograph siddy-girlG swarm over Brother Bob. The handsome band leader brother of the Music Halls pcrcnnially popular host. was