The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-05

right, author, columnist and wit was won't to writ of the Almost Perfect State" and although I have for- gotten much of what Don laid down as the principles of ouch Q State, I'm quite sure 1t banned work on days following holidays.
 Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting that invariably one day of Vacation-should be followed up by another holiday, That wouldn't do, for we'd get nowhere, After all we ao have tU work to live, Nor do 1 concur with the sentiments of the song which proclaimed the wishes of the singer: If every night were Saturday night, and every day were Sunday" But l do unequivocally state that 1t would be c grand thing TOT most of us, If we didn't have to work on the day following Q vaca- ton period, to wit: today
 Again, please don't get me wrong I'm not asking for holiday fol- lowing Q holiday; but just Q day when we wouldn't have to work, e day In which to recuperate, day in fact, in which we would 90 to our offices, or places of business, and sit around and do nothing, but do nothing and sit around. In that way we would rid ourselves of the com plaint: T wish I didn't have to work today" I am quite sure that If the plan were ever put into practice, the day after the day after the hol- day, we'd be all rarin' to 90, and alarmed glad to have some work to do.
 However, since things are aS they are, here goes with Q bit O print from my typewriter which I, joey" osely of course, refer to as work:
 Three of the outstanding record- ing stars for RCA Victor step be- fore the NEG microphones on the second program of Music America Loves Best" Sunday, Sept. 10 tNBC, 4:30 D. m.) Louis Calhern, veteran star of stage and screen, continues as master of ceremonies.
 Starring on this broadcast are Lawrence Tibbett, baritone of the Metropolitan Opera; Erica Morini, eminent concert violinist, and Ger trude Niesen, popular songstress now starring in the Broadway hit. Fol low the Girls" The RIGA Victor Orchestra and Chorus are under the direction of Jay Blackton.
 The "Senenade" from Victor Her. bert's Cello Suite, 4th Movement, played by Gaston Dubois on the famous Stradivari Prince Gursky" cello, will be the featured solo on "The Stradivari Orchestra" program Sunday, Sept. 10 CNBC, l2:30 p. m.)
 Paul Lavalle will direct the or- chestra in Kreisler's "Liebesfreud," ''Furiant" from Smetana's Barter cd Bride" The Bubble from Friml's High Jinks," Jarnefelt's "Praelu- dium," the Johann Strauss Voices of Spring" and Bixios Tell Me That You Love Me-.
 Harrison Knox, tenor soloist of the series, will sing Noel Cowards "Someday I'll Find You" and Ethel bert Nevin's Venetian Love Song"
 Alice Corners -oice will be rais- ed in a salute to France when she sings ''The Last Time Saw Paris" on her program Thursday at S:4o a. m. over N B o.
 The Southern song collector con- tinues her parade of melodies with q" Always Be in Loves With You and the WAC recruiting Waltz" concludes the program.
 Another set of popular tunes of ancient vintage will provide the musical clues on the Scramby Amby broadcast of Wednesday, Sept. 6, on which date the comedy quiz pro- gram will change to its new time at lO:30 D. m, EWT over WIZ and the Blue Network.
 Singing and acting the musical clues will ,,l ~n1pee Perry Ward, aia- nouncer Larry Keating, vocalist Lynn Ma lin and orchestra leader Charles rant who will be heard in "Censofed Mail.f 2 Love Me- Were Having Heat Wave, Why IT Had . Taking Picture of You and Stop You Tickling Jock
 The first theatfical troupe in his- tory. formed stlely 70 play to hos pital patsa vas organized late last winter ay "a Wynn, star of the Happly Island uFogranl which makes its haa over WATR and the Blue Netvcss Friday, Sept. 3. at FOO p m
 Aware that many noted perform CTS wene, already entertaining sol- disrs n tfa field Wynn wanted to do sonethink for aie bedridden ann convalesc.ns sfteraus in hospitals all over t,ie c0'nhs He got togeth- ef a tsoupt of seven other perform ers, hendea ny winnle Shaw, the singer, am prepared a seventy mln- ute show which oened ak the Wal- leE Reed frene*s, HospItA1 on March