The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-12

Anna Fromnler, managing editor of Magazine Digest, will comprise the trio of guests on the Dunninger program over WAT'R and Blue nets work tomorrow, ct 300 D. m.
 The master mentalist, who has astounded radio listeners and studio audiences with his amazing thought readings, has several surprises in store for the judges.
 The Rev. T. l.. Bouscaren, s. T., professor of Canon Law at West Baden College, Ind, continues his talks on The Moral Law" on '"The Catholic Hour" Sundays, September l7 and September 24 (NBC, 500 D. Ii) He speaks over the NEG net- work through the facilities of Sta. ton WSAI.
 A noted writer, speaker and former civil lawyer before entering the Jesuit Order, Father BouScaren was heard as speaker on The Cath olic Hour" last year.
 Albin McDermott, organist of the Holy Name church, New York, di- rects the music by organ and choir.
 Have you Morton Downey in your home? Looks like most American homes do. According to the Hooper Top Ten daytime ratings for tue month of August, Downey leads all other shows with his Monday through Friday song session at 3 D. m. over the Blue network. He at- tracts "the largest number of women listeners per set" says the Hooper survey.
 Ted Malone, who broadcasts short-wave about the men fighting on the three western battlefronts, mentions anywhere from five to ten names with addresseS-on each of his three-a-week programs on WATR and the Blue network. And, according to him, the message they want most for him to relay is to tell the folks we're doing all right.
 He's a combination of Mahciavelli, Old Nick and Simon Legree! But hapless victims won't know his name until Stop That Villain!" goes on the air over Mutual tomorrow night. Only the programs producers are aware of bis identity and if a re- cent addition is any indication, he's a very nasty fellow. One contestant had to answer his question while the quizmaster was firing a pistol over his left shoulder; anothed was wrapped in thought when a woman screamed in his ear and a third tried his best while the villain att tempted to shoot an apple from his head with a bow and arrow. Brrrl
 Milton Geiger, one of radios top scripters, is working on a spectacular format for a new dramatic show about women - women from all walks of life, from royalty down to charwomen. and lower. Geiger is said by radio critics to build some of the finest feminine characteriza- tions in radio, and the new format, now being studied by producers. is drawing excited comment. Look for fall series on 1t.
 Frankie Masters believes the good neighbor policy has limits. Frankie, whose orchestra will be heard Tues day evening, September i2, on "The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands at 9:30 over WATR and the Blue network, learned his lesson in China.
 During @ stopover in Shanghai, a seaman asked the musician to take a small package ashore flor a friend" The constabulary tossed Frankie into Q cootie-infested pokey when they found the package con- tained el,O00 in gems. ships ofil- cers and musician friends had co vouch for his innocence, and Frankie made the gangplank sec- onds before the ship sailed.
 Bandleaders with a flair for hand ling comedy lines are now getting their own shows instead of acting as etooges f0g ether fun principals.
 Kay Kyser really started t when e.. A