The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-01

kBTEy COHnOD OhS VI pAAS a"VASt top singers, returns to his favorate spot on the Chesterfield Supper Program" tonight at ' o'clock over WTTC-NBC and will share the spot light with another star of the first magnitude Stafford. Jo Is Ac. claimed as the most popular female vocalist of radio The outstanding iB-minutes in radio" will Do enc Chanced by the two stars this eve. ming. On Tuesday night the Gold. en Gate Quartet will be featured; wednesday, Dick & Gene Wessor; Thursday, the IS" Demarco Sisters who will be Fred Aliens singing feature during the coming year; Frlday night, Pick & Pat. With Perry Como, the satlsfyerS and Martin Block the Supper Club" is surely ciinching It's place as topS.t
 That promenading pianist, Joe Reichman, brings his orchestra and Apagilaccl of the Keyboard" roi- tines to camp stonemaIl. Califp to- night, to lead off the l60th conSecu- tive week of Spotlight Bands" broadcasts. As usual, the program wili be heard over the Mutual net. work At e:50 ?. m.
 Bldu eayao, famous soprano just back from Canada where she made some operatic appearances, will ap- pear aS guest sololSt on the Tele- phone Hour Monday, October 1. The Telephone Hour Is broadcast every Monday ct 800 ?. m.
 AS . highiight of her program, Miss Sayao will sing one of the most poignant ariaS In all opera, the beautiful and tragic "Addio" sung by Mimi aS she takes her Misunderstanding farewell from her lover, Rudolph, in Puccini's opera. sLa Boheme."
 Bette Davis, recreating her orig. lnal screen role, stars with Paul Hen- Eeid in the Radio theater adaptation of "Asr. ekeffington," over the Co., lumbla network tonight o:00-l0:0o.
 Henreid plays the role of MT. ekefiington, husband of c vain and eeiflsh woman (played by Miss Davisl whose life Is centered about her great beauty and social life. A Wall street tycoon, MT. Skifhngs ton dlsapproves of her way Of life, but is helpless to prevent the trag. edy that overwhelfnS them both.
 The complex situations which con. ekantiy confront Joan Davis reach q new high when Andy Russell asks for Q raise on "The Joan Davis Show" heard Monday. october l, from e:30-0:66 ?. ril., EWT. When Joanie's tea room assistant strikes for c raise on the grounds thak his pay won't see him through 9wanville college, the Queen of Comedy" toAses discretion to the winds and helps Andy get c part time Job iTl the swanville bank. The bank is owned by the father of Bar- barA Weatherby, Joanies arch-rivAl fof Andyb affections, SO plenty of coinpiicalons set in before the final iaueh.payoff.
 
 Parks Johnson and Warren Hull take their "Vox Pop" mlcrophono ot school when they broadcast the openirg of Amherst college tonight ! -CDS), e:O0-o:30 D. m. " Johnscn and Hull will Eningie 4ith the freshmen at Amherst cole Io9e aatid attend their exercises, meet their instructors, inspect their oczinltorieg during the day and or the OBS broadcast will interview fhs people they have met. n short, NVo8 Pop will report Q scholastic eoene typical of colleges and uni- teEaatles ail over the country on
 pening day.
 A1aFy Van Kirk, contralto star %. &eN1iV Keturned from c UGO tour
 tlie paci0c area, joins Howard NafIoW, the chorus and T0.pleco ckshestra as gnegt on the Voice Hk Eirestone" program this evening NNAg WTIC, Aos30 D. Ti1s.s
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