The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

| DrOadcaStS, on NOV. E(, aC D. H., over WATR and the Blue Network.
 With Bruno Walter conducting, the cast will include Frederick Jagel as Don Alvaro, Lawrence Tibbet. as Don Carlos. and Ezio Pinza as The Abbot. Stella Roman will appear as Donna Leonora, with Anna KaSkas and Thelma Votipka in the support ing feminine roles.
 Others will be Frederick Leschner, making his debut at the Metropoli- tan: Salvatore Baccaloni, Alessio De Paclis, Lorenzo Alvary and John Gurney.
 | Intermission features will include a stirring opera victory rally, the opera forum quiz, and the opera col umn of the air. Milton J. Cross will again be heard as opera commenta- 1 tor and conductor of the column ot the air.
 Orson Welles is a man of many facets. Amidst his genius as an ac- tor-Writer director is a flair for do- ing super horrors such as the Mar tian invasion broadcast alAd an un- quenchable interest in the black arts. These facts will be substantial ed when he appears as host Ray mond's guest star on Inner Sanc- tum Mystery" Saturday, November 27 over CBS at 8:30.
 When Orson and Raymond are reunited on the prog 'ani "Old Home Town Day" will be in order. They were both born in Kenosha, Wiscon- sin although they never convened as children to tell ghost stories or play cops and robbers. They didn't meet until Ray visited the dramatic school in Woodstock. H., where Or son was then studying. There, while chatting with some teachers, he first learned of the budding genius Welles.
 The title for this gruesome reun- ion is Death Strikes the Keys
 Good news to croon fans is the announcement that Dick Todd, red headed Canadian baritone, becomes 9 semi-regular on 'The Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street." beginning Dec. 5. Signed after two recent guest appearances on the show, Todd will be heard on all broadcasts except those in which the guest star is another male sing CT Phil '"Take It Or Leave It. Baker reports Hitler's latest edict to his troops on the Russian front: Members of the Master Race :. Stop racing!" New York's radio producers are really taking advan- tage of Ginny Simms' visit to Gotham. She'll be heard on stage Door Canteen" Dec. 3 and II, and on Basin Street" Dec. 12 The Treasury Star Parade" now heard on more than 800 stations through out the country, soon may add South African outlets. At least, Sta- tionS there have requested permis- sion to air the transcribed series [. ! A few years back, pair of singers came to New York to study at Juil- Hard, and became fast friends. One landed a job singing with Raymond Paige on Salute to Youth" and began concentrating on getting ito the Metropolitan Opera. The other joined the Lyn Murray singers, and studied toward his Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degree in music, at Columbia University. They both reached their goals. Donald Dame, tenor, was signued by the Met this season and Elwyn Carter, bass baritone, earned his degrees, and is frequently heard as solo, ist on "The Lyn Murray Show" Y. |. Jimmy Durante, Garry Moore's Friday night CBS comic companion, has the distinction of being the only comedian ever to appear in Xavier Cugat's syndicated caricature fea- ture. The famed maestro-artist has notified the Schnoz tha his carica- ture will appear in 40 newspaper on his birthday, Feb. IS. .. The thrill that comes once in lifetime came to Dinah Shore when, after being fired from a radio show because she didn't sing fast and loud enough, she was offered, year later, more than three times her old salary just to do a guest shot on the same pro- gram! ... Bill Rays, tenor on Groucho Marks Blue Ribbon Town" just won first prize in a Southern California camera com- petition, with a group of self-por- traits Bernardine Flynn ob- serves: Some women talk on and on about the things that leave them speeches.!
 Many heroic tales have been told about dogs on Gilbert Martyn's news program, heard over WATR and the Blue Network Monday through Friday at 11:30 a. m.
 But here's a story that Gil selected to honor "The Dog of the Week." It happened in Bandon, Oregon, and concerns rancher living alone on Upper Two-Mile Creek south of Bandon, who owes his life to his dog.
 Jefferson Ward, the rancher, was sound asleep when the furious bark ing of his dog in the middle of the night awakened him. Leaping up, he found his home ablaze. Unable