The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-16


 heard on '"The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bsrds" tonight, WATR at 9:3O, started playing the violin at the age of four and has continued to do so ever since. During the years he has played in all types of orches- tras from symphony to swing units. Oracle Aliens decisicn to "take a flier in the real estate market leaves George Burns fighting to sal wage the welcome mat from the front porch during the George Burns and Oracle Allen" show to- night at 8:30 o'clock over CBS.
 Gracie's plan to buy a dream lot" for $5,000 runs into financial diffi- culties, but when Oracle enlists the aid of Gordon Gates to put over her plan George takes the good out of the good earth"
 With the coming of Spring and baseball, Information Please" has invited Ford Prick, president of the National Baseball League, ard Red" Barber, baseball sportscas'er, to Ego to bat" with John Kieran and Franklin P. Adams, as Clifton Fadiman asks the questions tonight on the Information Please" show at 9:30 D. mover NEG.
 A nine-page feature story on Ethel Barrymore, star of the Blue Net works dramatic series, Miss Hattie is appearing in the April-May issue of SHE Magazine. The article, en- titled Forever Ethel', is written by Virginia North.
 Beginning with a description of Miss Barrymore as Sh is today, celebrating her 50th anniversary year in the theater with one of her busiest schedules, Miss North goes back to the ever dramatic history of the Barrymore family, then brings her story again to the p resent. "At 65," she writes, Ethel Barrymore has a curious quality of timeless- ness"
 She is the Queen Mother of dem- ocratic Americas only recognized royal family and an admirable wom- an,' Miss North concludes. The author devotes several par agraphs to Miss Barrymore's Sun day afternoon radio stint, Miss Hattie," heard at 3:30 p. m. EWT. He didn't appear on the air, but Japanese American soldier, Don Furushu, was a $64 winner on Phil Bakers Take It or Leave It" quiz Sunday night. Furushu, techni- clan fourth grade, has a brother in the famous Japanese American unit which has distinguished itself on the Italian front Though Baker didn't get around to him on the broadcast, he invited him to the microphone for a post broadcast try at the $64 question, and F'uruShus try was successful.
 Ida Lupino will star in the Lux Radio Theatre version of the mov- ing love story, Only Yesterday, when it is presented tonight The full-hour dramatic production is aired at 800 p. m. over the Colum- bia network
 As Mary Lane. Ida Lupino plays the role of young girl who meets and falls in love with an Army lieu tenant on his way overseas during World War I. While he is gone, Mary Lane gives birth to his son. After the Arnistice the two fail to meet, though years later she learns of his successful Wall Street career from the newspapers.
 Parks Johnson and Warren Hull, broadcasting from Bergstrom Field, Austin, Texas, tonight, chat before CESS "Vox Pop" microphone with pilots, co-pilots, navigators, crew chiefs and radio operators of the AAF's Troop Carrier Command at WABC, 8:00-8:30 o'clock.
 Combat veterans from all theaters of airborne warfare are stationed at this field, and exciting stories of thrills in battle with men who fly parachutists, tow gliders, bring in supplies, equipment a,1d later evacu- ate the wounded, will be presented on the broadcast.
 An all-Kreisler program, with the master violinist himself playing five of his shorter works nd a violin concerto he wrote many years ago under another name, makes grand occasion of the Telephone Hours Great Artists Series," Monday, April 16 NEG 300 p. m.
 Donald Voorhees will conduct the