The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11

soprano, and former Waterbury resiudeNt, appears as guest artist on the program. Jan Peerce Is the tenor soloist, and Robert Weede is heard in the baritone selections. The orchestra and chorus are under the direcstion of George Sebastian.
 The chorus and orchestra present as an overture, medley of m The Shade of the Old Apple Tree and 'In The Good Old Summer Tinle." MT. Peerce sings over the Rainbow" after which Miss Ben. 1ell renders By The Waters ol The Minnetonka.' Mir. Weede's hrst slction is Singing in tn Rain,' and this is followd by MT. Peerce's offer {, ing of Jerome Kern's 'The Night ] was Made for Love-" 'The Last ! Rose of Summer" is sung by Miss ! Bensell, and MT. Weede is then 1 heard in Johann Strauss open Road, Open Sky" The closing num- bre is Softly in the Summer Night, sung by the principals and chorus Clyde Lucas and his band have been playing for a long time 6uc their music will never be called old fashioned. Clyde, who will be heard on 'The Victory Parade Of Spot light Bands" program tonight at 9:3O over the Mutual network, be- i iieves in moving with the times. He ! believes that styles in dance music change constantly as styles m clothes and that musicians should always be sup-to-date". Proof of the fact he is right is evidenced in the many thousands of fans he has held over a period of years. l MT. and Mrs. North" get more than they bargain for when they attend an auction, and '"The Nortns Bid for Murder" tonight at 8 O. clock over NEG Stations. Their purchase of a seemingly harmless ashtray leads them on the danger laden trail of desperate killed, which ends with surprise climax. Alice Frost and Joseph Curtin CO., star in the thriller, and John w. Loveton directs.
 Juvenile delinquency, one of Americas greatest wartime problems, serves as the background for The Case of the Perfumed Corpse, to be dramatized on the Mfr. District Attorney program, tonight at 9:So over NEG.
 When it is revealed that marijuana Ss being distributed in cigarettes to teen age boys and girls, the '.District Attorney" Clay Jostyn has one of bis most serious cases on his hands. Sleuthing by liar rsngton Oen Doyle, assistant to the D. A.") uncovers important facts. But the District Attorneys clues aren't complete until the feminine fearing of his secretary, Miss Miller (Vicki Vola,' helps him track down the woman in the case.
 Social security is the theme of the next three Americas Town Meet ing" discussions. Should the Gov- ernment Assure Jobs?" is the topic for the July 12 broadcast, and on July 19, William Green, president or the American Federation of Labor, and pr. Morris Fishbein, editor of the Journal of the American Med- ical Association, take opposite view points on the question, Should Health and old Age Insurance Be Extended to All?" On July 26, the subject is Should War Veterans Have Job Preference?"
 Two things that Godfrey Bryant can be sure of are death and Texas. When the busy actor isn't playing some scriptual cvorpse, he can us- ually be found portraying charac- ter known as Tex. Just six weeks ago, for example, Bryant shared the lead role of MT. Tex on .Friend- ship Ranch Now he's also Tex on the new NEG crime series. Mystery