The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-07

expects TO premiere IN Hollywood.
Aleen has already written successful
screen plays. including THE Doctor
Takes wife" and "Affeciionateiy
Yours"
/ Alec Templeton Is not lust
composer. The star OF wednesdays
CHS Carnival" dreams up bad
puns as easily as he writes music
and his latest piano satire Illus
trateS his ability 10 combine the
two +. it's called Handel with
Care" Ouchl
Quentin Reynolds, one Of Amer
ica's most famous war corresponds
ents, and for many years an asso-
ciate editor of Golfers magazine,
from which he is now on leave.
becomes the regular weekly mar
rator on Report TO the Nation"
over the Columbia network, starting
Tuesday, January IS. tWABC-CBS,
$3.50 TO 1000 p. m. EWT).
Reynolds has covered the war al
most from its inception. He went
through the London blitg Of 1910.
and his stories of that experience
are considered classics Of American
journalism. He covered the North
Atlantic convoy lanes. and spent
considerable time in Russia.
He is the author of several books
on phases Of the war--'London
Diary" The Wounded Don't Cry"
only the Stars Are Neutral" ana
Dress Rehearsal" A new volume
The Curtain Rises" will be pub
lished in the spring.
How the Quartermaster corps
keeps communication lines open win
be oramatized on The Army Serv-
ice Forces Present program over
(Blue) at Q0:i5 p. M, EwT) on
Saturday, January 8.
"Cajun Cradle" story of
CaJun girls superstition about
marriage, is feature on America
Ceiling Unlimited" over (CBsl
at q p. m, EWT) on Sunday, jan
uary 8.
Who is Americas Singing Gin
derella"p The sponsor OF Phil
Spitalnys Hour Of Charm" heard
on (NBCl Sunday at Go D. M,
EWT) will try to find out via a
nationwide search to be announced
on the program Of January q.
Additions will be held in % major
cities starting Wednesday, Febru-
airy Is. Ten girls will be selected
from those auditioning and they
will be given chance to appear on
the program, one a week, to deter
mine a final winner, who will get
l3-week program contract and
$3.50 a week.
Two OF four semi-finalistS. Har-
riet O'Rourke, 20-year old colora-
tura soprano for Chicago and John
Brooks Mccormack, tenor and for.
mer wild animal trainer, will be-
heard as winner in the first half
Of Metropolitan Opera Auditors
of the Air" over (Blue) at (4:3O
p. m, EWT) Sunday, January 0.
Bette Davis and Paul Lukas air
their original film roles In -'Watcn
on the Rhine" on Screen Guild
Players" over (CBS) at Go d. m.
EWT Monday, January 10. New
York film critics voted this picture
best OF the year. During program,
pair will be given Redbook award
for pictures merit,
Doors leading to mystery and
laughs confront mfr. and Mrs.
North in Pam Opens the Cio~e.'
over (NBC) at g a. m. EWr) GA
Wednesday, Jan. -.
Double talk in music titles is Of
fered by Xavier Cugat on Your DG-
bonnet Date" over (MBS) at $3.50
p. m, EWT) wednesday, Jan. IL.
Songs include Isl 81" and "rico
Tice'.
Alec Templeton's piano satire IS
"Hoosier Hot Shots" Morton GoulG,
orchestra plays Kern's cat and the
Fiddle gems on Carnival" oysi
(CBS) at 90 p, m, EWT) Wednes-
day, Jan. IL.
A group of four male contestants
left Ralph Edwards Truth 9r
Consequences" quiz show last Sat-
urday night 1890 p. m, EWT. NBcD
each richer by SIS - but they really
earned it. They answered Their
question correctly after telling E0-
wards that they wouldn't care 20
take the consequences So tie
prankster placed their winnings
silver dollars - in deep basins "
water and told the four to get
the money by diving for IL.
When one of the EN- complained
that there were only IA dollars "a
his basin, Edwards tossed in TIA
dimesl
Bandleader Sammy Kaye is PR
pairing a second edition OF his
Sunday Screnade Book of Poetry"
His first book published carly last
year, sold $4,000 copies in the first
few weeks Of sale. The book of
verse contains outstanding selections
which Kaye has read on his Sun
day Serenade,' heard via the Blue
ntIWOIk az i'oV p hli EW a.
The University OF Chicago
Round Table discussion on sunday.
January 8, will be "The Politics u
Labor" to be broadcast from New
York over NBC at 1890 p. m.
CWT.
Two Of the three speakers ars
Neil Jacoby, secretary of the uni-
versity OF Chicago and p-oseF"~r
of finance in the School OF Eara-
ness, and Leo Wolman. PROBES ~
of economics at Columbia UntYsr-
sity.
The discussion will center ON the
political detectives of labor, notn
the immediate ana long run sos =.
Labor as a political force IT. this
country and It's relationship TO the