The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-22
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By ED LEAMY

The first broadcast of a new and different radio program is schedul- cd on WATR next Sunday at 2:OC b. m. The program called Holly woods Open House bears out its fitle by bringing to listeners each week an entire half hour of Holly wood information |. from the prt- Nate lives of the stars to special Standardization of favorite motion pictures.
 Every week Q Hollywood guest star will be presented and will let listeners in on certain little known parts of their lives and careers. First an an impressive lineup of such stars IS glamorous Marelen Dietrich
 The musical portion of the pro- gram is headed by Enric Madri- guerra, top flight orchestra leader who first introduced the catchy Latin-American tune to this coun- I try. Mir. Madriguera was recently 1 honored by all the countries south | of the border with the special title of Musical Ambassador to the Americas" With MT. Madriguers I will be Patricia Gilmore and Harry Cool, radios newest singing stars 1 singing favorite tunes both old and 1 new.
 As a special part of the program there is radio adaptation of fav- orite old-time motion picture :. i to recall pleasant memories of yeS- j teryear. Among these are:
 Broadway Melody.
 fl Seventh Heaven
 "On the Avenue"
 'Sally, Irene And Mary"
 II Naughty Marietta"
 II ''Theodore Goes Wild"
 Hollyywood's open House takes listeners on journey all through the film capitol of the world |. with all the glitter and glamor this for town holds for everyone |. with Jim Ameche, radios leading announcer-emcee, guiding the tour. Lieutenant General George S. Patton, now the NaziS' No. One Bogeyman, wrote the words for a Stirring military hymn, God of Battles" It will be one of the feat hreS on Great Moments in Music when that series salutes the Sixth War Loan over CBS Wednesday November g. Title of the broadcast, starring Soprano Jean TennySon, is NWalt Whitman Hears America"
 Georgia Gibbs, singer on the com- edy sessions starring Jimmy Dur ante and Garry Moore over CBs Friday nights, won't let any grass grow under her feet when she visits New York the first week in Decem- Der. Georgia will appear on Hall of Fame" December 3, will be guest on Here's to Romance December 2 and will be piped into her regular show on Friday December 8. Also piped in from New York, while the rest of the cast is heard from Hol- lywood, will be Durante.
 A surprise visitor to Milton BerieS "Let Yourself Go" program the other evening was Joseph Cir minello, whose set of quadruplets recently gave the stork a pair of Sprained wings. In signing Cir minello, Berle scooped an even dozen other programs which vied for the privilege of presenting the proad papa on his first radio show
 Speakers on Americas Town Meeting of the Air" refuse to be trapped in those Have you stopped beating your wife?' questions. On p recent broadcast devoted to a discussion of our representation in an international peace-enforce- ment organization, an audience member asked Sen. Claude Pep per (D. Fla9, Which wuld you prefer to be our representative, a man with political power or an in- dividual with everlaStingly high ethics" Moderator George V. Denny Jr., was about to rule ou the ques- tion as irrelevant, when Sen. Pep per came through with a classic answer: Being of the political pro- 1ession. I'll have to insist that they are both the same.'
 Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Rays" which Orson Welles has chosen for his This Is My Best" vehicle, to be broadcast over CBS on Tuesday, Nov. 21, at 80 p. m. was considered tco ima- ginattve when the scientist writer published it two generations ago Verne, who also anticipated the submarine in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea- found his story barred from home libraries of conservative readers. Juvenile readers, however, borrowed copies and read them behind barns or in haymows. Verne, of course, has beer vindicated by present-day standards and his books are now to be found resting cozily between stories o1 "Superman'' and Captain Marvel
 David Harding Counterspy' does an additional amount oi sleuthing this coming week. Or Monday, Nov. 20, he will investi- gate 'The Case of the Greedy Manager during his own popular program. Then, on Wednesday Nov. 22, he's all set to probe into what he terms ''The Case of the Amazing Thought Reader" On the latter date, Harding is scheduled