The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-29
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By BILL HARRINGTON

This Is the term applied to Law
 renee Welk's style which is themed
 by his own composition Bubbles in
 the Vine.
 Welck, his orchestra and enter
 tainers will be heard on "The Vic-
 tory Parade of Spotlight Bands" to-
 night over WATR- Blue, 9:30 p. m, l from Laurel, Miss, where they will
 salute the war workers of the Ma sonite Corp.
 An amusing excerpt from H. Allen
 Smiths Lost In The Horse Lati- tudes" will be related by Marvin
 Miller during the WJz-Blue net
 work broadcast of Coronet Story
 teller this evening at 9:55 D. m., l instead of narrative originally
 scheduled.
 On Friday, March 30, Miller will
 narrate the tale of how Chicago streetcar conductors rude conduct
 was dealt with by his passengers. Two of HollyWood'S top dramatic
 stars, Nancy Kelly and Helmut Dan-
 tine, appear in the latest Suspense"
 offering, Tanning of the Beast" on Thursday, March 29, at p. m.,
 over CBS Station. Nancy Kelly
 is currently featured in Gamblers Choice" and Helmut Dantine's new est film is Hotel Berlin. William Spier directs the "Suspense" thrill CTS.
 Those fabulous funsters, Bud Ab- bolt and Lou Costello, take their radio show to Marana Flying School of the Army Air Forces, near Tue son, Arizona, for their broadcast on Thursday, March 29, at 10 D. m, over NEG Stations. Musical highspots are provided by Connie Haines who sings -tchu-ate the Posi- tive" and Freddie Rich's orchestra playing I'll Bee Seeing You"
 The story behind the flame thrower, one of the most potent of weapons for reducing enemy strong points, will be dramatized on the Army Service Forces Weapons for Victory" in it's broadcast Thursday, March 29, at 5 p. m, over CBS Sta tions. Fire has been used for cen- turies as weapon, but never with the deadly effectiveness reached in this war, in which flame throwers approach the accuracy of a rife. and in addition, can be used at fairly long range and, literally, can be shot around corners (by bouncing the flame off wall, rock or whatever happens to be handy and can be used against the wind, thanks to the | use of a powerfully propelled semi solid fuel.
 It's not the call of the Klondike. 1 but it's Dinah, "The Belle of the Yukon" who lures Groucho Marx to the Alaskan frontier on the "Dinah Shores Open House" pro- gram Of Thursday, March %, heard | at 8:3O p. m, over NEG.
 To persuade Groucho to leave | California for the land of igloos | and Eskimos, Dinah sings Candy" and The Thrill is Gone" Groucho | falls under the spell of the Yukon and duets with Dinah in Go West Young Man"
 That rollicking, rolling Mann about-town, is this evenings main attraction at the Chesterfield "Sup- per Club fiesta, which dialers can | tune in at 2 p. m. over NEG, Mon- day through Friday. Yes, once again it's Jerry Mann, the new comedian all radio is talking about. So, for | tonight'S listening pleasure, tune in on your NEG station and Make Merry With Mann" Perry Como. singing sensation of the year, will | do the new hit number, T Had A Little Talk With The Lord" Ted Steele and his Men about Music weave the musical pattern. Viva cious Mary Ashworth, The Satis- flyers and Martin Block complete the bill for radios favorite 15-min- | ute program.
 AAC eL1lud1 GdStcI 1uSlC Dy the | Kraft Choral Society will be the program highlight of Bing Crosbys | Kraft Music Hall airshow for to- night, at goo p m over NEG. The Choral Society will be heard from | Chicago.
 Among the choral selections will | be Victor Herbert's patriotic and sacred ode, God Shall Guide Us" The ode was composed by Herbert in | 1918 at the time the German tide was being turned back for the final | time. The selection was chosen both for it's historical parallel and the | fact, a few months ago KMH lis- tener, Robert Bartlett of New York City, made the suggestion. It was later learned MT. Bartlett's wife is Victor Herbert's daughter. The performance of God Shall Guide Us' will mark its debut over the airwaves. The Choral Society will also sing, Spring Bursts To- day"
 When Jack Haley is. talked into substituting for fighter in a char lty boxing match, the fun begins on NBC's Joan Davis with Jack Haley Show" Thursday, March 29, at 9:30 D. m. Regulars on the show include l