The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-28

Mystery fans had better pre-
 pare themselves for a good case
 of goose pimples when they tune
 in on Nancy Kelly (abOve); Hell
 nut Dantine (belOw), two of
 HollywOOd's top shudder experts,
 who cO-star in the latest "Sus-
 pepSe" offering Flaming of the
 Beast" on Thursday, March 29,
 at p. m. over CBS.
 their second appearance on the
 Club" their first one was in Janu-
 ary. So, if you're lover of Latin American music, tune in on tonights
 Supper Club show-it promises to
 be a torrid session. Perry Como
 handles the romantic ballads and lovely Mary Ashworth teams up with The Satisfyers for one of the popu
 lar swing numbers of the day. Ted
 Steele and his band supply the mu.. Sical background, with Martin Block the announcer-em
 Frank Sinatra, with the assist. ance of chorus of WAVES. offers a group of Easter season songs to-. night when his CBS show origin ateS at the U. s. Naval Training Station, Women's Reserve, at Hun. ter College, New York, 9-9:3O D. m
 Selections include Irving Berling Easter Parade" Franz Schubert's Ave Maria" and "The Lords Prayer" by Malotte.
 Bill Goodwin is featured com edian on the show. AXel Strodahl conducts the orchestra. Ken Lane directs the choral group.
 Jean Hersholt as Columbia's "Dr Christian, presents Behold Thy Son." Wednesday, March 28 WABC- CBS, 8:3O-8:55 p. m. The play highlights the sympathy and gen. erosity Of an American war mother toward girl who mistakenly claims to be her daughter-in-law. Karin Asbrand of East Dedham, Mass, wrote the script, a prize winner in the Dr. Christian Award contest.
 Mystery, music, comedy and dra- ma. They're all presented in a colorful package on the CBS variety quiz, Which Is Which," Wednes- day, March 28, at 9:3O p. m. EW1- over CBS. Genial emcee Ken Mur- ray, introduces Harriet Hilliard, Lloyd Nolan, Kenny Baker, Lucille Ball and a mystery guest-or their reasonable facsimiles.
 One of the oldest believe it or not condolences of the war was told on a recent We, the People" broad cast. Service Men Morris, Martin and Mean were three guys who served at Guadalcanal, but who never met until shipped back home. All were wounded in the same bat tie. served in the same division, came down with malaria and all re- turned home on the same day, on the same ship to get married soon after they landed. Now follow this: They all got apartments in the same house, and when they finally met, discovered in addition to all these astonishing likenesses that their wives all worked at the same place! The payoff came when one of the wives decided to invite all to a birthday party for her husband, and learned that all three GI's had the same birth date-February 16!
 For the first time in the history of the Blue Networks Blind Date" show, two GI's will be trying their hardest to lose the quip-and -cutie contest for a free date at New York's famous Stork Club. The con- testants will be drawn from the | ranks of Uncle Sam's top sergeauts and chief petty officers, and the Blind Date" lure they'll be trying not to snare is Lulu Mcconnell. the zany know-nothing of Ut Pays To Be Ignorant. The battle of the un- 1ortunates takes place on Monday. April Z In case you can't add, that's the day after April Fools Day. and It looks as if the top sergeant and chief petty officer in question will wish they had stayed at headquar- ters peeling potatoes!
 Eddie Cantor is told by his wife he must do the spring cleaning but m trying to get out of it, he and Harry von Zell find themselves taken to the cleaners on the Eddie Cantor Show" on Wednesday, March 28, at goo p. m, over NEG.
 Eddie promises to get movie star Charles Boyer to come to the house TOT a visit. He tried to get his wife to trip the light fantastic but is trlpped himself in his own machina- tlons and has to come across with what he has promised which is more fantastic than he supposed. It does sound a little far-fetched put Dlnah Shore has the letter to prove 1t. Missive came from a SOL oler overseas asking the NEG singer Tor new copy of one of her rec ords.
 Wrote the CT: "I'll bet you didn't know you've been singing duets to us for the last week. You see. we've worn the record so thin when we play one side the needle picks up the tune on the other side, too-so we think it's time for a new copy"
 Jerry Devine, author-producer, draws upon his personal experience for "The Case of the Nostalgia Con Man." to be solved by NBC's "Mr. District Attorney" tonight at 9:3O o'clock.
 The criminal involved decides the old methods still work best and executes a couple of swinules using technique hoary with age. DeVine actually was con.