The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-14

IriShman himself, knows what ne would do if someone left him mil- lion dollars.
 He would put on a really good production of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, and as his career started in musical comedy, it isn't outside the realms of possibility that he might do more than just produce it.
 Hank" may be heard on Life Can Be Beautiful, CBS, Monday through Friday, l:00-l:l5 D. m.
 A pioneer is one who leads the way. Jan Garber, for 20 years one of the top bandleaders in the coun- try, blazed a musical path which dozens of dance maestros have fol- lowed. Jan, who appears on Spot light Bands" on Wed, Nov. IA, at 9:30 D. m. at the Puget Sound Navy Yard in Bremerton, Wash, over Station WOR and Mutual, was an authentic first" He initiated feat ured singers with orchestras, ln- troduced comedy lines in band pro- grams, and even started the business of one night stands. Garber knew what he was doing look at the men who have followed him!
 Fred Waring has prepared a spe- cial program of choral music for the broadcast Of Thurhday, Nov. IS, WTIC-NBC HOO a. m. as part of American Education Week. ob- serYance. Warnings choral technique is widely used in schools throughout the United States.
 American Education Week, from Nov. II to l8, is sponsored by the United States Office of Education National Education Association National Congress of Parents and | Teachers Associations and the American Legion.
 | The Andrews Sisters will make 8 guest appearance on Prank SinaJro's program tonight, at 9 o'clock, over CBS. Axel Stordahl will conduct the orchestra, and the Pied Pipers will contribute their distinctive vocal arrangements 10 the performance, which will be produced and directed by Mann Holiner,
 The Case of the G. l. Spenders deals with a racket conducted in New York night clubs where stooge i cigarette girls tell their bosses which ! p1furf,ad tfatarag,p ape cpapIir-f law ishly in the club, enabling the rac- keteers to carry on from there With only the tlimiest evidence Da- yid Harding traces the criminals to their headquarters during the Wednesday, Nov IA, episode of Da- yid Harding-Counterspy, to bt | heard over WATR-ABC at 10 D, m tonight.
 His eyes still popping with eY- element at having been principal speaker and emcee a5 the Nationa Press Club dinner for Pres deni Harry s. Truman in Washington or the previous night, Eddie Santol envisions himself 8 member Of th, Fourth Estate during the Eddie Cantor Show this evening at 9:0l o'clock over the WFIC-NBC net work
 Cantor's stop press" antics ar' so much pi-in-the-eye for Bert Tn Mad Russians Gordon and sultry singing Thelma Carpenter
 Mavor-elecJ William ODWyer o
 New York City, Eddie Cantor ant
 Sophie Tucker will be three Of tn celebrities to be interviewed by Paul. Stone, when she is heard over MBS Thursday, Nov. IS, at l.30 ?. m
 est. The broadcast will originate a Manhattan's Columbus Circle am will be a Victory Bond Rally mark
 ing the opening Of the Saratog Victory Trunk Line Miniture Rail road for which the new Mayor vii drive the first spike.
 sammy Kaye, whose "Sunda Serenade' will be sponsored owe the American network staring Sun day, Nov. IS. at l;30 D m., est, ha the distinction of being represente twice in the listing of the ten rec ords "mcst played on the air SUI
 vey of Billboard Magazine. Tn
 songs are "Chickery Chick" an
 'Walkin' With My Honey
 Kay Kyser will roll out the we ! come mat for Ish Kablbnle when 2