The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

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 Boxing tonight-at 10:0O over WATR-When Lightweight Champ Beau Jack meets challenger Bob Montgomery in a title bout at Ma dison Square Garden. Don Dunphy and Bill Corum will describe the activities.
 If you wondered why that boat load of refugee babies crying on Radio Readers Digest" in Cargo of Innocence" sounded so real it is because you were listening to experts Madeleine Pierce, Janice Gilbert and Burma Raeburn are professional baby criers" and do nothing else over the air.
 Paulette Goddard will headline Charles Martins CBS Playhouse on May 28th in the hilarious comedy, Tom, Dick and Harry" which star red Ginger Rogers in the screen ver- sion. This is the story of small town gal who just couldn't make up her mind which of three men she would choose as her husband. She finally chooses the man whom her fellow toWnSfolk think is the least likely to be successful. Burgess Meredith did the role in the screen play and it is highly conicidental that he is her current escort in New York. He is an Army Air force lieu tenant and regulations prevent him from taking this radio shot with Paulette.
 Basil RathbOne and Nigel Bruce get into an exciting new adventure tOnight-when as Sherlock Holmes and Watson they go off for quiet vacation in Cornwall. However, that particular part of the British Isles happens to be the locale in which the Devil is said to have lived many centuries ago when he was mortal. The influences of the Evil One make for an uncanny, hair-raising tale tonight at 8:30 over WATR.
 Dramatic situations in sports will be narrated by Don Dunphy tonight over WATR at 8 8:55-folloWing Sher- lock Holmes with his regular Sport Quips" program What is the most dramatic event of all sports history? Dunphy, popular bloW-by blow fight commentator will answer the ques- ton with another of his interesting stories.
 Actress Geraldine Fitzgerald, in Mary Margaret McBride's NEG in terview, told why she went into show business. Her ambition was to be a portrait painter and her instructor was the great Irish paint CT, John Heating. After an arduOus course, she completed her first DOT trait and showed it to the master. He took one look at it and said: My dear young lady-my advice to you is this: Find yourself hus- band!"
 Double Or Nothing tonight at 9:30 over WATR will have the great Hollywood director Reuben Nam oulian as one of its contestants. Tenor Frank Forrest will be on hand to sing "Oh What A Beautiful Morning" one of the hit songs from the musical show that has all Broad way singing noW-"Oklakoma". P. S. Mamoulian directed that one, too. John Reed King, quiz-master on Double Or nothing, gives another salute to the home-front tonight, too-When he interviews an average American housewife who has con- tributed to the fats salvage cam paign. Sounds like full bill.
 Back home in the east after com pleting her movie work, Kate Smith airs her tonight program over CBS from the Manhattan Beach Coast Guard Station. KateS brOadcasts will continue from army, navy and marine camps and stations for the duration.
 "The Navy School of Music has new time on the air waves now. Tonight at 7:3O they will start their new series of For Victory" shows, and to mark the event, Miller Nc Clintock, president of mutual will speak on the program which WATR will carry.
 Peter Donald recently read listeners job on NBCs Can You Top This?" about the Brooklyn gal who operated the switchboard in the law offices of Rafferty, McGinnis, Cohen, Jones and White. Every time the phone rang, she answered with, "Rafferty, McGinnis, Cohen, One day the boss came in and an nOunced that the firm had merged with Swenson, Dale, Fischer and Johnson. Just then the phone rang. The girl picked up the receiver. we the people speaking"
 Sammy Kaye and his orchestra return to the Treasury Star Parade" for two more programs of popular music, during the week of May 24. These are the concluding pair in a series of three broadcasts by Kaye and company in this gov ernment-sponsored series.
 P. s.: Alec TempletOn's sponsors are building half hour show for the piano. -humOrist which will be set on the same network the end of the summer. Guest stars will be featured in addition to Alex .. Phil Baker will return Co New York with the "Take It Or Leave It. show fin mid June and will begin work on stage musical. Burned many times before, Phil thinks 1t can't happen to him again! I Eyed Allen Is one nice guy: his press agent is in the Army and Fred tele-