The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-12

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 Now, the boy who made good, pre- diets that if history repeats itself, there will be other unknowns mak- ing that same bid at the close of World War IT and even bandland's big ten will have to look to their laurels.
 Winning the Number One favor ite singer spot in the Milwaukee Journals radio poll last week gave Dinah Shore eleven first places in as many polls during the past year, a record unequalled by any singer on the air. Bing Crosby won ten of the eleven with Dinah, being nosed out by Frank Sinatra in one handbook tally.
 Songs to remember" make up the Hour of Charm" in its broad cast Sunday, April D., over NEG. Works of Johann Stauss, Provost, Mates Rodriguez, Nevin, Dvorak. Weatherly and Monk are included.
 Fred Waring will take his musical selections from the musical comedy, Up In Central Park" and the Disney cartoon movie, "The Three Caballeros," this evening. The 69 music making Pennsylvanians are heard every Thursday at 10 D. m. over the WATR-Blue network.
 The colorful score from Sigmund Romberg's musical comedy of the gay 90's up In Central Park" will be the highlight of the program. The medley will include Close As Pages in a Book" and a special Roy Ringwald arrangement of, April Snow" sung by Jane Wilson, lyric soprano and the Waring Glee club.
 The well-known Coast Guard Quartet with its baritone soloist Tom Lockard are guests on Major Bowes' Shower of Stars" Thursday, April 12 WABC-CBS, 9:00-9:30 D. m.
 Program includes Singers irre- sistible "One Meatball," a Morton Gould arrangement of "LiI Liza Jane," a Mexican medley also ar- ranged by the programs maestro, If You Are But Dream" Joffe's modern version of Rubinstein's "Ro- mance," Kern's Long Ago And Far Away" the quartet's own arrange ment of Battle yHmn of the Re- public" and '"The Limehouse Blues" by Braham. Larry Elliott an- nounces.
 Just when Frank Fabulous Fab- ricator" Morgan thought he'd found a friend, he discovers that his new master of ceremonies is following in the derogatory footsteps of John Conte, on the all-out laugh riot Maxwell House Coffee Time" pro- gram for Thursday April 12.
 How to win the honor of attend ing the United Nations conference in San Francisco is the problem confronting Joan Davis and Jack Haley during their NEG broadcast Thursday, April 12 9:30 p. m.
 Regulars on the program with Joan and Jack include Verna Eel ton as Blossom Bilimp and Sharon Douglas as Penny Cartwright Dave Street will sing Every Time" accompanied by the Foun- tainnaires and Eddie Paul and his orchestra.
 Gladys Swarthout, mzezo-sopra- no of opera, radio and screen, will be guest with Bing Crosby on his Kraft Music Hall program tonight at 800 D. m. over NEG. Eugenie Baird is Bing's KNH singing part ner, John Scott Trotter and or- chestra offer the musical accom- paniment.
 Crosby will open the airshow with, My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time" Bing's solo numbers will include, Like Some- one In Love-" and My Mothers Waltz" Miss Swarthout will duet with "The Groaner' on, Something 4U fLcilcIlUcI 1Ou oy. EuBcIilc Bairds song selection will be, T Should Care" The Charioteers harmonize on, "Choo Choo Train
 The curfew cramped Sammy Kaye's latest plan. Kaye, whose Varieties program is heard on the Blue Network Friday nights, was all set to buy Broadway night club when the Byrnes edict changed his mind.
 Radios Jim Lawton (Carleton Young) was telling Producer Travis Wells, of the Hollywood Mystery Time" show. an idea he's thought of which would make an ideal Mystery Time" thriller. "It's about a guy who poses as ghost in a haunted house." explained Young. "The ghost is locked up in the spooky joint and can't get out"
 If the haunted house is locked"