The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

Jane Pickens, soprano, features Sweet Dreams Sweetheart" and My Heart Sings" on CBS' Amer ican Melody Hour tonight (WABC- CBS, 7:30-8:0O D. m.)
 Contralto Evelyn MacGregor of- fers T Don't Want To Love You" and After Awhile" Baritone Bob Hannon sings There Goes That Song Again, Take Me In Your Arms" and I'm Making Believe"
 The Knightsbridge chorus per- forms Waiting" and whispering
 When Roy Rogers resumes broad casting from Hollywood over MES Tuesday. January 9, after a New York visit, the program will be high-lighted by the award to the colorful performer of the annual Box Office magazine plaque for be- ing the top Western star for 1914 Rogers opening number, incidental ly, seems to indicate how he feels to be basking in west coast warmth after the eastern snow. It is Its Home Sweet Home To Me"
 Following its policy of dedicating each broadcast to one of the na- tion's universities, The Hal McIn- tyre Show, featuring the music of Hal Mcintyre and his band, will salute Notre Dame University on Tuesday, January g. The show will be heard over WATR and the Blue Network at l0:30 D. m.
 In addition to presenting several of its own special arrangements, McIntyres band will offer a number of the better known songs of Notre Dame.
 Stuart Erwin and Jack Carson turn ambitious farmers in George Cronyn's Harold Peavy's Fast Cow" on This Is My Best" tonight at 9:30 p. m, over CBS Stations. Agri- cultural student Peavey, played by Carson, meets up with a rambunc- tious bovine and proceeds to turn her into a paying proposition. He'd like to own the COW, priced at $35. 50, and save enough money to marry the lady of his choice, but it seems a pretty hopeless ambition until Mabel, the COW gives him the solu- ton to the problem, Dellie Ellies, soon to be seen in Ethel Barrymore's screen production of "The Corn Is Green, supplies the romantic in- tereSt.
 Tuesdays "Gag- of the Day"
 A friend who dropped in on chan teuse Helen Forrest was asking the Songbird's advice. You see, Helen," explained the girl. T can't decide which man 1 should marry. Joe is young but poor; Bob's old but very rich"
 T know he's rich, but isn't he too old to be considered eligible?"
 My dear said the girl. the way look at 1t; he's too eligible to be considered old"
 A murdered millionaire" and his predatory relatives provide a pug zling plot for Too Busy To Die" an original murder-mystery radio drama by H. w. Roden, to be pre- sented over NEG on the Mystery rheater" program tonight at 800 p. m.
 When public relations counselor IS entrusted with a package of dia- monds, he finds himself involved in n sordid campaign of murder and intrigue which nearly costs him his own life.
 Godfrey Barnes, genial 0onnois- seur Of mystery fiction, is host and narrator of the program.
 Brash Jack Carson and BashfuI Stuart Erwin, the popular screen comedians, will play the leading roles in George C0rnyn's fantasy, Harold Peavey's Fast Cow" on This Is My Best" Tuesday. Janu- ary 9, at 9:30 p. nl., over CBS Sta tons.
 Two new members of the Metro politan Opera Company, Mimi Ben- zell, coloratura soprano, and Morton Bowe, tenor, will present the Met ropolitan Opera, D. s. A., program over WATR and the Blue Network tonight. This weekly series. ii:30 to iI:As ?. m.. is sponsored by the