The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-05
WAVELETS
BY BILL HARRINGTON

over the English Channel several months ago, will be presented by WATR-American in cooperation with the Treasury Department on Tuesday, June 5, at 10:30 p. m.
 Titled The Glenn Miller War Bond Program, the show will feature a star-studded cast emceed by Milton Berle and including Benny Good man, his orchestra and seXtet; Mar ion Hutton, Tex Benecke and the MCdernaires, former vocalists with Miller's orchestra, and Johnny John son, singing star of Music That Satisfies" Martin Block will an- nounce the program, which will or iginate on the stage of New York's Paramount theater.
 An ill-fated wedding that leads to the murder of the groom is the lat est adventure that Jeff and Debby Spencer find themselves enmeshed in, when a new sequence, "The Case of the Wilted Orange Blossom gets under way, this evening, in the mys- tery- comedy series, Two on a Clue heard Mondays through Fridays 200 to 2:15 p. m., EWT, over CBS.
 The sleuthing Spencers try to avert murder by changing their identity with the married couple, thereby hoping to throw the mur- derer off the trial. Their best ef- forts, however, are unable to stop the killer, and they almost get mur- dered themselves
 Louis Vittes, original author of Two on Clue, resumes writing with this sequence. Jeff and Debby Spencer are played by Ned Wever and Louise Fitch, and original music is supplied by Dick Leibert. Alice Yourman and Tom Shirley announce.
 NB's Chesterfield Supper Club will offer a tribute to Maj. Glenn Miller, whose plane disappeared while crossing the English channel last year. On Tuesday, June 5, (7:00 p. m., Marion Hutton and the Mod ernaires, who achieved popularity with Miller's orchestra, will remin- isce musically by singing several tunes associated with the Miller or ganization.
 On hand, also, will be the Clubs regulars, Perry Como, Mary Ash worth, Ted Steele and his orchestra, the Satisfiers and emcee Martin Block
 Hildegarde will conclude her pres wit m night at 1O:30 p. m.
 The Raleigh Room" will leave the air for the summer that night, and on hand will be Sigmund Rom berg, who will take over the spot with a new musical series for the 13- week summer period. Diana Lynn, pert young movie star, will also be there to bid Hildegarde adieu. liar " Sosnik will supply the music. Ed Herlihy and Clayton Collier Jr, an- nOunce.
 Jan Garber is one maestro whose emotions run the gamut while he's leading his band.
 Jan, top-flight orchestra leader for over 20 years, says it sets his heart singing to watch the young sters swinging to his music. Yet he gets touch of nostalgia when he revives an oldie that was brand new tune in the early days of his career.
 Garber will be heard on The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands, tonight WATR, Blue-9:30 EWT. Raymond Massey, distinguished star of stage and screen, makes the opening gambit when he appears behind the creaking door as guest pawn in Death Across the Board" murder mystery inspired by game of chess, to be aired on In her Sanctum,' tonight at goo p. m., over CBS.
 City blocks laid out like chess board serve as a background for murder instigated by an eccentric old-master of the game who en- ployes human "pawns,'' rocks" ," queens" and kings for his grue- some pastime,
 When Dick Haynes and Helen Forrest open the curtains on thelr Everything for the Boys musical house party this evening, they'll be show casing a brilliant new vocal group just discovered by Haynes and already signed for future guest appearances during the summer series (NBC 7:30 p. m.
 For their initial visit, the new pro,,,N u-i11 inin Pari- tone, his blonde chanteuse and maestro Gordon Jenkins in medley of tunes beamed both coast-to-coast and overseas.
 Songs to be heard on the global half-hour are Candy, "All of My Life, Sentimental Journey" and Sweetheart of All My Dreams" each embellished by luscious new Gordon Jenkins arrangements and the 31-piece orchestra.
 Besides the trans-oceanic short wave interview with a G.I. overseas, the program will feature musical salute by Helen Forrest to the con- valescent servicemen at the U. s. Naval hospital, Shoemaker, Calf.
 Americas Town Meeting" has been renewed for 52 weeks by its it's sponsor, Readers Digest. The series, heard Thursday at 8:30 p. m. over the WATR-Blue Network, com pleted it's original 39-week contract with the magazine with it's tenth anniversary broadcast May 31. Un- der sponsorship. the forum has at tained an average listener rating more than double its rating as a sustainer, with the audience index figure for May nearly two full points above the average for the preceding
 
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