The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-14

and sings "Till The End of Time, "A Kiss Goodnight" and Where Or When"
 Fans of Jimmy Durante and Gar " Moore can look forward to an- other season of laughter and com- edy as only Jimmy and Garry can provide, when the comic duo return to the airlanes for the fall and win ter series starting Friday, Septem- Der IA, at 10 p. m. via the CBS net work from Hollywood.
 Jimmy and Garry will have their regular cast back with them this season. Roy Bargy's orchestra will furnish the music, Songstress Jeri Sullavan vii head the vocal depart- ment, Elvia Altman again will sup port Jimmy and Garry in the com- edy scenes, and Howard Petrie will be heard as the announcer.
 A dozen years ago, Orson Welles, who inaugurates his new Sunday program over the WATR- Amer ican network starting Sept. 16, was deeply engrossed in the plays Of Shakespeare and his own plans Tor presenting them on the stage. To find a sanctuary where he could continue his studies without inter- ruption, Orson hied himself off to Morocco. where he made friends with the Glaouii of Marrakech, a Moroccan potentate. He stayed a long time as the potentate's guest, enjoying the leisurely life and exotic food. Now he plans to return there within year, taking along his wife Rita Hayworth, and Paulette God dard and Burgess Meredith and make movies at nearby Tel-Avivl Palestine.
 Cass Daley, singing comedienne who will star on the Sunday "Band- wagon" series beginning Sept, 23 over WTIC-NBC, will make an eight week tour with the show soon after the first of the year. Tentative itin- erary calls for Cass and her troupe to visit New York, Chicago and pos- sibly Detroit, returning to Holly wood late in March.
 Earl Wrightson, talented young baritone, will again be guest artist on Cities Service Highways in Melody" directed by Paul Lavalle, tonight, WT1C-NBC, 800 p. m.
 Wrightson will sing Jerome Kern's "Try To Forget" and Sigmund Romberg's "One Alone" For the finale of the program he will join the orchestra and chorus in med- ley of tunes inspired by California and arranged by Lavalle. His solo will be the San Fernando Valley by Bronislaw-Koper- German; the choir will sing Kern's "Califor- n-I-A," and the entire group will present Jenkins San Francisco"
 Sandwiched in between their shows at the Paramount theater and their regular Sunday radio pro- gram over the American network, the Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and his orchestra have man. aged to cut a new platter which promises to hit new high in popu- larity, particularly among the sweet hearts of returning service men. One side of the disc is entitled Welcome Home; the other, Put That Ring On My Finger"
 Marlin Hurt was telling Helen Mack, producer of his CBS "Beulah' show, that his success in radio dates from the time he found he could do dialects by pitching his voice in "a different register What register is best for youP" inquired Miss Mack.
 Well" replied Hurt, the one 1 like best Is the cash registerl'
 Ken Roberts, announcer on Phi Bakers "Take It Or Leave It" has been offered the male lead in c forthcoming Broadway musical.
 Shirley Ross, singer on the Bot Burns show, is back in Hollywood and lining up her songs for the NEG programs opening. after severa weeks of fishing in Californias Higf Sierras. Shirley plans to swap some of her better fish stories to Burns for farm prod'~-