The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-18

to get Nick off the trail of plot to murder the child and it's parents.
 When Sundays Nick Carter - Detective script called for the eerie cry of an owl, Director Jock MacGregor called in Donald Bain, animal imitator, to supply the sound. Bain demonstrated the sounds of the barn owl, the screech owl and the great horned owl but none was quite hair-raising enough for MacGregor. Then Bain came through with spine chilling screech.
 That's great!' enthused Mac Gregor. That's just what we want! What is that?'
 That's nothing" said Bain. T just made it up."
 They finally settled for the cry of tawny owl.
 The man who first put panto- mime on the air, and so success fully that he became a radio star, will stop in to visit the Chester field Supper Club regulars to- night at p. m. over NEG. Yes, it's Jimmy Savo, yesterdays pam enthusiastically new radio laugh sensation. You might even call Jimmy "panta-loon." Jimmy made his radio debut on the Supper Club" program and since that time he has convinced the radio au- dience that he can be just as funny over the air as he is at a nite-club. For radios favorite 15-minute pro- gram. listen to this evenings Sup per Club" program and hear the voice of Perry Como and the new comedy of Jimmy Savo.
 Frank Morgan is so impressed with the movie possibilities of the John Collier epic drama, Sleeping Beauty in which he will star May p on the CBS This Is My Best" radio program, that he has sug- gested to his M-G-M flicker bosses that he'd like to make the yarn into a picture.
 When the Andrews Sisters vaca = ton from their Sunday radio show for the summer beginning late in June, they'll fulfill plans now un- der way to make an entertainment tour of service hospitals and reha- bilitation centers.
 Jimmy Durante, who co-stars with Garry Moore on Fridays at 10 D. m. over the CBS Network from Hollywood, will take up the affairs of the United Nations Peace Conference during the broadcast tonight.
 Garry Moore will be on hand to help Jimmy out with the problems on hand, and he may even be per- suaded to give out with another of his famous poems.
 Jeri Sullavan, the shows Rum and Coca Cola" girl, who recently was signed as permanent vocalist on the series, will sing the Johnny Mercer hit, Dream, while Roy Bargy's Orchestra will feature a new orchestral arrangement on the south-o -the-border favorite, Mex ican Hat Dance.
 Ethel Barrymore, noted for her distinguished portrayals of many varied roles, will receive a portrayal of herself, on her Miss Hattie" broadcast Sunday. May 27, over the Blue Network. The painting is the best of several painted by students of the Art Department at Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla, in a por- trait competition with Miss Barry more as the subject. Entries in the contest were judged by committee consisting of pr. Hamilton Holt, president of Rollins College, Jean- cite Morse Genius, leading art au- thority; and James Montgomery Flagg, prominent artist. Presenta- tion of the painting will be made by Flagg,
 Ed Archie" Gardner catches the love bug off guard and promptly bites himself off a hunk of romance when the "Duffy's Tavern" broad cast is heard tonight at 3:30 p. ri., over NEG.
 Gardners plan to reform his life in exchange for one of married bliss strikes snag in the form of brok- en down opera singer who adds a new wist to the song of love and