The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-28
WAVELET s
By ED LEAMY

the war, an idea inspired when 100 army doctors, who will take part in the nations postwar plans for our fighting men, attended one of the broadcasts. These men. who were psychologists and psychiatrists in civilian life, said that one of the important factors contributing to the rehabilitation of returning serve ice people will be entertainment. So, radios Stage Door Canteen" and the "Seage Door Canteens" throughout tho Q. S. stand ready to help. As a result of the radio series, leading cities all over the country now have Stage Door Canteen" recreation centers, supported large- ly through the contributions of the programs sponsor, who provides a specified handsome sum each week.
 Each airing. Friday at i0:30 p. m., EWT.. on cBS, will continue to headline the greatest stars of the entertainment world. in musical. dramatic and comedy specialists of all kinds. Bert Lytell. idol Of the silent screen and a noted stage &C., tor. is ofiicer-of-the-day and Ray mond Paige is music director. Chair man of the Radio Division of the American Theater Wing, which guides the show. is Helen Menken, famed radio and stage star. and the producer is Roger White. who pros duced the first transeontineptal radio program, back in ID30. Bill- ing is of no importance on Stage Door Canteen." All are stars and 'alE must contribute to the entertain- ment. The old Hollywood bromide, I'm so happy to be here and meet my hundreds of lovely fans" is out. They sing. act. clown around-some of the most distinguished 'seriouss performers let down their hair on this show, which is regularly short waved to our men overseas, with whom it is a great fayorite.
 On its first anniversary a year ago, the CBS. Stage Door Canteenv was awarded . plaque by AGovie- Radio Guide for having won first place as the outstanding war effort radio series in a poll held by the magazine.
 Variety is the spice of love on the Blue chains Blind Date show G. l. contestants on the latest Monday night broadcast included a forneF window dresser. a philosophy pro- lessor, a professional dancer and . circus eloypI
 The Ar ymeeryice Forces are now represented on all four networks, with the premiere Of For the Rec ord' scheduled for Monday, July Si, at J:50 ?. m, c. Vt, over NEG, The new series gtll present top flight artists, in performances which gill be recorded and shipped oYer- seas to our fighting men, as D. Discs, The Blue has two A6F shows, "2l Stars" with Major Wayne KiEg, on Saturday afternoons, and f1'lle Army Service Forces PFesentS,' Sat- urday nights. Mutual airs Your Amy Service Forces" aimed at a feminine audience, on Wednesday afternoons, And CBS offers ''GeFyg ice to the Front" Fatday evenings, and Visiting Hour" airing from army hospIsals, on Saturday RfteTs moons,
 Father and son will be heard with the kisc Symphony orchestra wileD Dr. Prank Black conducts t ip aD all,RTttisb concert Sunday, SuIy %, sol0ist gill be Leo 6mit, 2oYpeag' old pianist jgis father Is K0lman slDlt, membeT Of the MEG eyips phoDy string section,
 Personalities ef radio W1lI get staTging roles iD Rt least eight 0g the Rk0 pictures dllgtng the l0ltg 4b season, Included are Dinab Shore and Rob Burns, both nov yaaeti0nlng from theiv Eetw0yk chores but due to return iD the fall
 RRaleS Film Cemeeiennt Gase Daley FetalT1lRe te f'le slee9 Ne0ees tiHaev aiEshog last week following completion 0f her w0fk tD RRTes mounts a0ut of This weTl1s She Wiu be heard 0n the program wit9 e0-slaF Charlie Ralsgles for at least the ensuing elellt weeks,
 Everett slaane, ehaFaeteT AeteF lD ',Ng, District Attorney asld ollDef popular pFoeFaDis, gtil be the Rlleet oB A0nlek As q Elak1s ever MS sunday, July 30.