The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-09


voices Is not coincidental; its here
ditary."
The meaning Of Democracy:
watch On the Rhine" is the only
Aim, according to cur files, In which
. white person apologies to coli
cred person. That scene Itself de-
serves an Award.
Oracle Fields, who Il now enter.
tanning servlcemen and war work.
eFs In England, viii bring back two
Tiny war orphans when she returns
70 the United States to initiate
her new Victory Show" over WATR
and the Mutual Network beginning
October 10.
Well, well, well! We're chuckIing
with delight at this point, because
Lee and J. J. ShubeRt, theatrical
producers, have barred Louis KrOn-
enbergeE, acting president Of the
Drama Critics Circle and drama
critic Of PM and the magazine
''Time," from their theaters, It was
learned by US today We're
chuckIinK, mot because the Shuberts
have shoeed away Critic Kronen-
berger, but because the Shuberts
shOOed away the critic who has had
one Of the highest batting averages
Of the past seasons In the theatre
The Shuberts are mad at
KrOnenberger because, they claim,
he said they 1.-THE Shuberts) were
up to their old penny pinching
tricks again by reducing chorus
boys salaries In their production
Of "The Student Prince" :. The
Shuberts are also mad because the
new Dean Of the Critics called their
revival . "shoddy production Of the
tunefuI Romberg Operetta" -. And
the Shuberts say QuOte-"We do not
care to have your (PM's) represen.
tative come TO our theaters because,
in many cases, you are unfair, un-
lust and cruel I'm your reviews, and
particularly In your daily listing Of
plays" ,. That's just like the pot
calling the kettle black! Dose Shu-
berts got some nerve calling Dean
KrOnenberger cruel ana unjust and
unfair! We saw some Of those
productions and felt gypped :. and
the production just about stifled ms
from the theater remember
distinctly saying TO my wife, "The
Shuberts are cruel, unjust and un-
fair for making us sit through such
-such-such-, well productions" :.
Immediately preceding the big
army show, Back the Attack"
which celebrates the beginning Of
the Third War Loan Drive, the
Coast Guard Band will broadcast
from the foot Of the Washington
Monument over WATR and BLUE
tonight, 7:3O to 9. A rowing micro
phone will pick UP the voices Of
speakers around the grounds during
the program.
M. G. asked us for the most
popular songs during the week end
ing Sent. 4. Here tits:
Sum, Mon, or Always; In MY Arms;
You'll Never Know; Paper Dell; Put
YeuF Arms, Honey; Comln' In on
o Wing; Blue Of the Evening; Peo.
pie VIII Gayj Heard You Cried; All
or Nothing; Wait for Die, Mary;
Johnny Zero; Say q Proyer; Star
spangled Banner; Pistol Packing
Mama.
In this weeks BILLBOARD.
George Kondolf, cO-ordinator Of
"Cavalcade Of America" thinks that
dramatic radio programs rise or
gell largely on the quality Of their
writing several columns ago We
devoted the entire column to that
very same point eKemplifying pros
and cons.
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