The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-10
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By ED LEAMY

Ole 0pry" regulars, for the hroad- cast over NEG, Saturday, Oct. lA, at l0,S0 p. mu 0, W. |, He'll singe the old favorite, "Redwing," Aeuff sings "ls 1t Too Late Now" writ ten by Jimmy Davis, Louisiana'S governor, and the old hymn, "un- elouded Day" His Smoky Moun- tain Boys have the opening spot, with the poppy Living on the Mountain" Minnie Pearl offers gems of wisdom and wit from Grinders Switch, and Tommy Mag ness follows up with the old fiddle tune, Katie Hill" The Old flick. ory Singers get together "In Q Lit- tle Red Sehoolhouse," and then along comes Whitey Ford, the Duke of Paduoah with hts comments on modern women, declaring The modern wife tries to love, honor and display" Rachel and oswald offer Q novelty song, Late Last Night My Willie Came Home" Mack Medarrs mandolin solo is pm Pickle Rag" and the smoky Mountain Boys close the program with the breakdown, soldiers Joy"
 Suspense" Producer William Spier and Orson WelleS, who is q frequent guest star on the CBS ehiller-th thriller airShow, have been friends for many years and each is an admirer of the others talents, One day at Q recent Suspense" re- hearsal Orson was throwing sug- geStions thick and fast regarding improvement of the script, Finally Spier turned to WelleS and said; "Orson, now I know what you are you're c perpetual notion maehiner
 Actor Walter Brennan, star of the recent This Is My Best" drari- atiEation of Steinheek's "The Leader of the People," was showing to the cast Q letter he recently re- eeived from Marine In 0 South Pacific advance base. The boy said that they had foXhole into which the Marines dived when the Mp bombers came over. Over 1t, accord- AAh w ttAu AVbtSAl WaS ttaV sAShOus Through these portals pass the fastest mortals,"
 Bee Henedaret, who portrays tho radio role which Bette Davis made famous on the screen in Nov, Voyager," current NEG "Star Play- house" attraction, Is Q newcomer to this program although she has played drmaatie parts before the mike for half dozen years in Hol- lywood, Among the series in which she's been starred are the Monday Radio Theater," Silver Theater,", "This Is My Best" and The Great 0ildersleeve.'
 Betty Ellen Morris, lyric soprano of Pittsburgh, Pa, who was guest soloist on the Initial broadcast of "Steel Horizons last Sunday @ D. ni., EWT, over Mutual) Is a sue. cess. Her singing of the Italian Street Song Is the first thing In anybody's memory that has been good enough to move the doorman's 300 pounds of his chair at the stage door. Betty Ellen not only got him oil the chair but into the wings and, to complete everyhody's amaze. ment moved him to vigorous ap. plause.
 Milton 1erle. star of Let Your. self do," is one of the brighter stars in the radio Armament today and his excellent work on WATR and the Blue network Tuesday nights has won him Q guest spot on Hall of Fame over the same net. work Sunday, october 8, at 6 p. na., EWT.. HNrle, who will give his impression of his favorite coTne- dian no cracks nowl will be in the company of Orson Weiles, Mary Martin and Burl Ives.
 Jimmy Durante, the "nosey" half of the Moore -Durante airshow com- edy team, this week recorded for Decca four more songs which will soon be on the shelves of the na- tion's music stores. They include: start Of Each Day With Q eong," Patron of the Arts", ''Who Will Be With You" and a comedy musical routine from e Eecent e-Dur- ante broadcast.
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