The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-11
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

An innocent garden catalogue cows the seeds of espionage as an escaped German prisoner leads Q band of undercover agents across the continent to avoid capture. Not one, but a network of enemy agents are trapped in the life-and-death chase which ensues. David Hard ing = Counterspy''. played by Don Mclaughlin. and his aide bring the ruthless agents to justice on '"The Case of the Escaped War Prisoner, over Station WATR at S:30 p. m., tonight.
 A nice quiet evening at home be- comes a night out at the mOrgue when "The Norths Meet a Blank Brunette" who has lost her memory and found herself accused of mGr- der, on tonight, at 8 p. m, over NEG stations. The Norths find that the only clue to her identity are the initials MW among her belong ings eud a warrant out for her ar- rest for the killing of her uncle. With this in mind, they all proceed to the resting place of the corpse where they come face to face with the real murderer. Alice Frost and Joseph Curtin co-star in the mys- tery series which is directed by John W. Loveton.
 There will be a birthday party and Q birthday cake with 20 candles during Eddie Cantor's broadcast Wednesday, April II, NEG, g p. m. He will devote his program to cele- brating his sponsors 20th year in radio.
 Eddie will present a series of dra- matic skits showing the trials and errors of the early days of radio, and tell of the strange experiences he encountered when radio was in its infancy.
 Once again Pick and Pat, black face comedians who are known to radio listeners the nation over, step into tonights spotlight at the Ches- terfield Supper Club" program, heard at 2 p. m. over NEG. This will be the teams second appearance and if their first performance can be used as a measuring stick, the au- dience will be in for many chuckle when this black-faced team presents their lazy-brand of humor. Perry Como, the singing sensation of the year, will sing two numbers. while songstress Mary Ashworth and The Satisfyers do specially number with the aid of Ted Steele and his music. Martin Block is Chester fields host for the evening.
 Kay Kyser takes his College of Musical Knowledge" radio troupe to Camp Anza, California, embarka- tion center for the mirth- -and-mel- ody session on Wednesday, April II, at 10 D. m., over NEG stations. With him will be Georgia Carroll, Michael Douglas, Eddie Marr, Dolly Mitchell and the band.
 If you're listening to the Philhar- monic one of these days and hot bit of rhythm breaks from the drum section, be not surprised Gene KrUpa will have reached his ambi- tion.
 The worlds number one drum mer, who will be heard on The Vic- tory Parade of Spotlight Bands, Wednesday night (April ID WATR- Blue, 9:30, EWT, yearns to play in symphony orchestra.
 Myrna Loy, screen star famed as Nora in the Thin Man" pictures. Is the guest of Frank Sinatra on his CBS musical and variety show, Wednesday, April II, when the broadcast originates at Camp Shanks N. Y, 9:00-9:30 p. m. Bill Goodwin is featured comedian on the show Axel Stordahl conducts the orchestra.
 Final results of the race for the honorary mayoralty of North Holly wood, in which Wendell Niles and Don Prindle, co-comedians of Hires Ice Box Follies, competed against each other, will be announced on the Wednesday, April II, WATR- Blue Network broadcast of the zanies' weekly funfest, heard at 10 p. m., EWT.
 On hand to report the outcome will be Art Linkletter, emcee of the audience participation show, "Peo- pie Are Funny"
 Billy Mills orchestra will feat ure a special arrangement of Rus tie Of Spring. in addition to &C., companying vocalist Gale Robbins