The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-20

Alan Young develops an amaDoaic appetite after receiving an invita- ton to partake of Thanksgiving turkey at his girl friends house dur ing the Alan Young Show, tonight at BOO D. m. over WATR.
 Things do not appear so rosy. however, whens the naive comic learns of new competition in the field of romance. So when Alan hy- pos his wooing to Don Juan propor- tions his amorous antics take an url- expected turn.
 Four Chicks and Chuck will voca- lize on a current tive tune with Peter Van Steeden and his or- chestra playing an old favorite.
 Judy enters beauty contest, and as a result, her parents enjoy a second honeymoon in New York, When "A Date With Judy airs over Station WTIC, this evening at 8:30 D. m. The contest prize is a pair of tickets to New York which Judy, as winner of the beauty con- test, promptly turns over to her mother and father. But there are complications, when 1t turns out that Judy's presence in Manhattan is necessary as a condition of the contest. Being no Indian giyer, Judy begins negotiations for her own transportation, and eventually, she succeeds, in an unusual way. Louise Erickson stars as Judy.
 Three film stars, Peggy Ann Gar ner, Gail Patrick and James Dunn share the spotlight, when This Is My Best" presents Whitfield Cooke's story of an unusual brat, This Is Violet" in the broadcast tonight at 9:3O p. m, over Station WABC. Miss Garner, currently featured in Junior Miss" will be heard in the title role, with Miss Patrick as her mother, and Dunn, hailed unani- mously by the critics for his per- formance in "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" as her father. Violet, in this story which appeared original ly in Redbook magazine, is a mis- chievous 13-year-old. who gets her easy-going parents into one scrape after another but usually gets them out again, just as easily
 Playwright Philip Barry, moved by the unseasonal November wealth CT which has started trees budding again in the Northern climes, has asked Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians to play June Is Bustin' Out All Over" tonight over WATR- ABC at g D. m. Other celebrities and the tunes they chose are: Along The Navajo Trail" Celeste Holm; Deep In My Heart" Ver- onica Lake; Take Care When You Say re Cuero," Alexander Uhl; "Coconut Song" June Havoc, and "Ill Buy That Dream Douglas Montgomery. Wounded sailors at the U. s. Naval Hospital in Brook lyn selected the favorite five clos ing medley of White Christmas !, Night and Day." "I'll Be Seeing You" Paper Moon" and Sym phony." Guy also will play his own choice of the tune of tomorrow" and the Init of the week as deter mined by the votes of his listeners.
 Three film stars share the spot light, when Peggy Ann Garner, Gail Patrick and James Dunn enact the leading roles in Whitfield Cookes This Is Violet" on This Is My Best" tonight at 9:30 D. m, over Station WABC. The story originally appeared in Red Book magazine.
 As guest ghoul behind Your Host Paul McGrath's creaking door, top flight radio actor Martin Gabel makes a horrible mistake when he disposes of loyal mate in Boom erang," conscience-searching Tn ner Sanctum" mystery, to be broad cast Tuesday, November 20, at S:OO p. m., EST, over WABC.
 Here's a man who commits SC perfect" a pair of murders that he can't get by with a confession. But the punishment fits the crime, and the malefactor is left to stew 1T his own dilemma.
 "Boomerang" is an original radio mystery by Michael Sklar and Rich- ard Manoff.
 Bob Hope plays host to another globe -trotting entertainer. Joe E Brown, when he takes his "Pepso- dent Show to Fl Toro, Cal, Marine Air Base Tonight tNBC. 10:0O p h., EST).
 Two other globe-trotters, Jerry Colonna and Frances Langford, vii also be there, as will Skinnay Ennis and the orchestra and announcer | Wendell Niles.
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