The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
WAVELETS
BY ED LEAMY

the greatest contribution to the IN
dustrial line, and three others. The
in-mates will be identified only by
their numbers.
The broadcast will originate from
Warden Hunters Office at the pri-
son.
A series Of four selections from
Rudolph Friml'S operetta, The
Flrefly," will highllght this Sun
days Family Hour" broadcast,
with Gladys swarthout singing the
beautiful "Gianninn Mia" (CBS
6:00-5:46 p. NJ, EWT)
Tell Me Oh Blue, Blue Skies" by
Giannini, and the old favoritc,
mighty LAX A Rose" are also on
Miss Swarthout's schedule,
Opening the program, AL Good
mans orchestra will do q special
arrangement Of the Spanish bolero,
'El Relicario, by Jose Padilla, and
Will also accompany Jack Smith In
O tenor solo OF the new popular
tune, Don't Sweetheart Me-"
Baritone Reed Kennedy has
chosen "Mattlnata" are OF the most
famous songs ever written by the
Italian composer, Leoncavallo,
An additional highlight OF the
broadcast will be nm inspiring dra-
atization entitled 1.-THE Girl He Left
Behind Him." starring radios WE'LL
known players, Lucille Wall and
Bartlett Robinson.
Arthur RubinsteIn, hailed as one
OF the greatest virtuoso's II the
piano today, and Nan MerrIman,
popular mezzo soprano, will be the
guest stars on "The RCA Program
The Music America Loves Best"
tomorrow March 20, ct 1880 D. M,
EWI', over tho Blue Network.
Recently described by LIFE mag
azine as o musician who plays with
fire, devotion and furious energy"
Arthur Rubinstein, since his Amer
lean debut In 1905, has Travelled
more than o million miles for con-
certs IN every corner OF the world.
A child protege, RublnSteln began
playing publically OF the age OF four,
ana professionally at the age OF II.
He Is @ Victor Red Seal recording
artist and famed for his recordings
OF Grlegs Plano Concerto and his
Interpretation OF the TschaikoWsky
Concerto. On 1.-THE RCA Program
The Music America Loves Best"
Rub!nstein will play the first move.
ment OF the B-Flat Concerto OF
Tschaikowsky, and "Polinchinelle."
Though only twenty-three years
old, Nan Merriman Is one OF the
most promising me2zo sopranos OF
Our day. An NBC discovery, Miss
Norman was last years winner OF
the $1,000 grand prize In the Ma
tional Federation Of Music Clubs
biennial singing contest In New
York. She was recently signed as q
Victory Red Seal artist. For her APP
pearance on the RCA Program, Miss
Merriman will sing Meath tho
Southern Moon" from Victor Her.
bert's Naughty Marietta and lone
Night OF Love-"
From the hundreds OF songs he's
written over the past thirty years,
irving Berlin has named his favor
lite five for Guy Lombardo, who'll
play them as q medley during the
program OF Guy Lombardo and
His Royal Canadians In Musical
Autagraphs'" over the BLUE Net
work Sunday, March 20, at 1890
p. m, EWT.
They are "Alexander's Ragtime
Band" "A Pretty Girl Is Like q
Melody" from the "ziegfeld Follies
Of 1919" "Oh, How I Hate to Get
Up In the Morning" white Christ
mas" and God Bless America
Guy will also play when Day Is
Done" the favorite tune OF the
BLUES Musical Director, Paul
Whitemar. Movie star Judy Garland
has requested Speak Low from
lone Touch Of Venus" Movie actor
and director Akin Tamiroff has
turned to the classics for his music
al autograph" asking Guy TO play
"Anitras Dance" from the peer
Gynt Suite"
X. r. Smith, Muzak Transcript
lions, Inc, who receives thousands
Of requests for songs, now has the
fun OF naming his own favortte,
when They Ask About YOU" East
or being near, Gov. Herbert O'Con-
nor OF Maryland has chosen easter
Parade" from AS Thousands Cheer.
Jim Ameche, brother OF Don, has
spoken up for "People Will Say
We're in Love" from "Oklahomal'
II addition TO all these, maestro
L,OmbardO will pick his own choice