The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-16
WAVELETS
 BY BILL HARRINGTON

The Chesterfield Supper club, one of radios top flight programs, has announced exceptionally attractive programs for the summer months. Guest artists will be spotlighted with the clubs usual array of fa- vorites. Harry Como, will report to Hollywood soon for a movie, !" will continue in his headline spot as soloist this week. Ted Steele and his orchestra, with Martin Block as master of ceremonies, will also continue. Tonight's attraction will be Yvette, lovely sing stylist with the tete-a-tete voice. Tuesday evening Louis Jordan and his famous Timpany five; Wednesday evening Dick and Gene Wesson; Thursday, Johnnie Johnston and on Friday evening Pick and Pat. The programs will be heard Monday through Friday evening over NEG stations at o'clock.
 Clinton P. Anderson, Secretary of Agriculture and the nations food czar, in his first policy making speech since he assumed office, will discuss the food outlook for the con- | ing months in an exclusive 15-min- ute broadcast, titled Food Today" !" over WATR-American Tonight at 9:30 p. m.
 The new Secretary and War Food Administrator, in addition to out lining food prospects, will discuss Department of Agriculture Policy in the light of the departments lat est official crop reports, which yes- terday were forwarded to him for study.
 Eddie Dunn, master of ceremonies of the Glamour Manor all-audience participation summer show, has three new faces-and voices.to help him interview his daily gathering of mothers-in-law, married couples, children and servicemen on WATR- Americans midday variety funfest. PrettieSt of the newcomers is vivacious Patricia (Pat) Bell, who plays the role of Gloria Kenyon. Pat acts as Dunn's helper in picking the interviewees and in getting them before the microphone. Then Dunn takes over.
 The other two newcomers, the salesmen of the show, are Tom Reddy as Terry-he's the fellow who sings those cute jinkles and Bob Haag as Chef Quigley. one of the best known pie and cake bakers in the country due to his delightfully."- humorous commercials. Glamour Manor is heard Monday through Friday at 12 noon, EWT, WATR- American.
 The right answer brings a bright gift package of cigarettes to lucky GIs on the Bob Hawk fun-for-all quiz, Thanks to the Tanks heard on Monday, July 16, at 7:30 D. m., over CBS Stations. Why Do Love You" haunting melody from Jerome Kerns immortal Show boat" is revived between questions by the shows singing star, Dolly Dawn. In addition to the smokes arnered for service men on the quiz, Hawk sends cigarettes to the Army at Kennedy General Hospital, Memphis, Tenn, and the Air Forces ConvaleScent Center, Fort George Wright, Spokane, Wash.
 Jascha Heifetz, distinguished vio- linist, just returned from his third USO overseas tour, will appear as soloist on the Telephone Hour Monday, July Is, one week later than originally announced The Telephone Hour is broadcast every Monday over NEG at goo p. m., EWT; He will present a group of short solo pieces and part of Con- certo in the concert that will come from Hollywood. Donald Voorhees, will conduct the Symphonic orches- tra.
 The new singing sensation, John- nie Johnston, on July 20 will take over the star spot on NBC's "Ches- terfield Supper Club" (7:00 p. m., Mondays through Fridays), re- placing Perry Como, who is head ing for the West Coast to make an- other picture. Perry is expected to be away about seven weeks and then return to the Club"
 Como's picture, film adaptation of the play Naked Genius" will be titled Doll Face"
 A lake where the fish are so thick that wild ducks walk on their backs |. . that's the strange phenomenon described by Jim Hurley, on Amer ican's Fishing and Hunting Club of the Air" over over WATR. at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday night. It's Lake Pymatuning on the border between Pennsylvania and Ohio. One sec ton of the lake if a fish preserve. and in the concrete spillway con- meeting the two parts of the lake, II-- A. A aa. A..