The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-22

pt Hlp WHlCH CVffltD H3 WyAgVHfe relief from fieweasts, jazz bands serials, and other dlgestive.dlsturb. ing broadcaBts at Q time when many e person has just started dinner, oF is about to start dinner,
 For those who prefer to have music with their meals, rather than to have meals with their music = If you get what 1 mean -- this pro- gram Is made to order, Listed under the somewhat broad title of Music for Dining" when 1 tuned in on 1t, I found It to be q delightful fifteen minutes of light operRtlc solos, sen. tlinental ballads and the quieter type of popular songs, all recorded and rendered by Clear WeaVe's Bill Elliott the Singing Cop" Cof whom I know no more, I'm sorry to say.) - who has Q voice well adapted to his repetoire, and aB ilimble a set of fingers on Q piano as 1 have ever heard,
 The Radio Hall Of Fame, which last year brought more important stars to the nationwide radio au- dience than any other show, returns to WATR and the Blue Network, Sunday October ist, at 0 D. in. with series of programs destined to bring to it's listeners the brightest ail-star entertainment ever assem- bled, it has been announced,
 The program inaugurateB It's sec. ond season with c singular dramati. zation from the hit motion picture, Wilson, bringing to It's listeners, the two important stars of the film, Alexander Knox and Geraldine Fitzgerald.
 From the field of comedy will come the inilnitable I'd Wynn and from the realm of song, the Andrews Sisters, and aB in the past, jovlai Paul Whiternan and orchestra act aS musical hosts.
 Major Tom Mcknight, recently honorabiy discharged from the Armed Forces Radio Service, where he directed and produced the two famous army shows, Command Performance" and Mail Caii", has been signed as director,
 An hour-long broadcast, Radio Hall of Fame, is aired over WATR and the full Blue Network every Sunday evening from to 2 ?, m.
 Hedda Hopper, noted Hollywood c0lliinniBt, has just been signed to do new regular weekly eoaBt-to- coast broadcast each Monday night, starting October End, The program will De entitled, "Hedda Hopper'E Hollywood, (CBs, 7;i5 D. fn.) It will deal with Hollywood news, and hu- man interest stories about the great and the near-great. Quips Hedda It will be the low.down on the highersups, Hedda has been on the air since i036, but in recent years has been heard only on the Coast,
 The late George dershwln un. doubtedly one Of the great eom- posefs among American contempo. raries, viii Dc honored on his birth date, over WQXR Tuesday, Sep. tember 90, at 10 3, fnn when the Record Album will pay tribute to him with Q program Of All. .dersh. win music.
 Selections from his "Porgy and Bess," and the performance in It's entirely Of his first hymphonic work-The Rhapsody in Blue, will go to make Up the thirty minute program.
 Hot jazz enthusiaSts will get 6 quarter-hour bonus bf spontaneous five when the Eddie Condon Jazz Concert does Q special, olestine, 46-niinute broadcast instead Of the customary half hour tomorrow at i:30 3. m, over WATR and the Blue Network.
 James ?. Johnson, described by authorities as ofle Of the truly great jazz pianists, will play Scott Jep. iins rarely heard concert compost ton, "Euphonis Sounds" and Jess Stacy, another gteinWay stoheF will play the late Blk Beiderbecke's 's "Candielights,"
 Gene Krupa will De on hand aG tisuai for fancy tub humping, MaXie Kaminsky and Bobby HRekett will blow their torrid trumpets, and