The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30

camps, OdIIUIly Ndyc anu NOuIpdlAy
 settle down to Scintillating ses-
 sion of comedy and song tonight at | 10 D. m.. over Station WATR. Sam
 my turns up as 8 student in danc- ing school after ventriloquist Paul Winchell convinces him that he
 could be the social lion of New York
 with little knowledge of the tango
 and conga. The orchestra leader
 comes to the school, sees the danc- ing instructress, Comedienne Hope Emerson, and doesn't stoop to conga
 Between laughs, Sammy Kaye's
 orchestra offers top tunes of the day
 Stars of the Future, will pre- sent a program in keeping with the Easter season this evening, at 800 D. m. over the WATR- Blue network. Robert Russell Bennett will arrange and conduct the musical half-hour
 which features the voices of Law renee Brooks and Frances Greer. Contralto Dorothy Shawn and tenor Edward Kane will guest with Brooks and Miss Greer for special quartet arrangements.
 Education Is not always necessary
 to success.
 At least it was not to Gene Krupa.
 ace drummer, whose orchestra will
 be heard on The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands" Friday night
 (March 30) WATR- Blue - 9:3O,
 krupa never took drum lesson. vet he is regarded as tops on that in-
 strument. He can read and write music, however.
 Morton Downey, whose program IS heard over MES and affiliated stations Monday through Friday. at !2:l5 p. nl., EWT, estimates that ne has sung more than 800 songs during the last month. This num. Der embraces performances on his own air show, his engagement at the Plaza Hotel. New York City guest star spots and programs for serv- icemen.
 Tn Keeping with the Easter Season the makers of Chesterfield have taken great pains in planning this years Easter Program. which will De hearo tonight - Good F'riday- over the entire NEG net work at ' D. m. The usual format of the show will be changed for tonight only
 The entire program will be in keeping with the great Easter fes- tival. Perry Como will travel to Duke University at Durham. N. O.. where he will broadcast from the beautiful chapel on the university campus. An added feature of the Easter Program will be the singing of the 150-voice Duke choir.
 Dinah Shore. who has been doing weekly quarter-hour song pro- gram for Armed Forces Radio Serv- Ice for over year (which the gen. eral public never hear) increases 1t to a half-hour show this week. Called Show Time,' it goes to over seas fighters and is being heightened at their request. Dinah is the only big time air star with her own eX- elusive weekly program for the Army.
 Radio Pre-Views - Al Pearce wins a contest and almost loses his mind trying to collect over (CBS) Satur- day, March 3l, at 10:15 p. m. Eddy Arnold and his Tennessee Plowboys are Roy Acuff's guest on Grand Ole Opry" over (NBS) Sat- urday. March 31. at G0:3O p. m) Blonde Buys a Hat" with Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard as guests over (CBS) Sunday, April l, at 8 p. m. .. 'Rodger Young" the great new war song by Pfc, Frank Loesser is spotlighted on Steel Horizons. starring John Baker, barton, and Harriet
 O'Rourke, soprano. over (MBS) Sunday. April l, at g p. m. The Case of the Floating Feather' involves bloodshed at beach re- sort on Hollywood Mystery Time starring Gloria Blondell and Carle- ton Young, over (WATR), Sunday. | April ], at 9:15 p. m. Easter bon- nets go to his head when William | Bendix stars in The Life of Riley" over (WATR) Sunday, April l, at 10 D. m. The winner or win- ners of coveted Metropolitan Opera contract and cash award of $1 ,000 will be announced on Metro politan Opera Presents over (WATR Sunday, April l. at 5:30 D. m. AS an Easter highlight the Andrews Sisters sing "The Lords | Prayer with the St. Brendan's boys choir, directed by Bob Mitchell, over (WATR) Sunday. April 1. at 4:30 p. m. The girls also have as guests Donald Duck (Clarence NashD and