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

by of Los Angeles to be broadcast Wednesday, April ( WABC-CBS. B:3O-s:55 P. M. Dr. Christian steps in when the wounded father, fear ing he will be a handicap to his son. decides to place the lad in boarding school and disappear from his life.
 John Sebastian. young harmon lea virtuoso who gained world wide recognition as a result of his appearances at Cafe Society Up- town, will be tonights honored guest on this midweek stanza of the Supper Club" airing over NEG at 2 D. m Sebastian plays various types of harmonicas and really makes them talk. For greater listening pleasure turn your dial the Supper Club way and relax with the biggest 15-minutes in radio" Supper Club" singing star Perry Como will do something old, something new, something bor- rowed, something blue. The Sat- isfyers, sensational new vocal group, will sing, Hawaiian War Chant" SongstreSs Mary Ash worth and Martin Block, Supper Club" regulars, round out this eve- ning'S cast.
 Bob Hawks life is one happy surprise after another! Followers of Thanks to the Tanks" are well aware of the appeal he's made on his show for playing cards for hos pitalized GIs. The returns have exceeded his fondest hopes, with as many as 50,000 decks a day rolling into Columbia Broadcasting Sys- tenn. Hes even getting cards from GI's themselves. Boys home on furlough hearing his Monday night plea, search the house for that extra deck" to send to their less fortunate buddies.
 Edward R. Stettinius, Secretary of State, will be heard in an ex- elusive WOR-Mutual address to- night, from 9:30 to 10 D. m., speak ing on Our Foreign Economic Po- Hey"
 Secretary Stettinius will be ad- dressing the Chicago Council on Foreign Affairs at the Stevens Ho- tel. Preceding the opening of the San Francisco Conference by less than three weeks, his speech is re- garded as unusually significant.
 %v.ioc fn that he has as much "S. A." as his guest star Charles Boyer, during the Eddie Cantor Show" on this eve- ming at 800 D. m. over NEG.
 Boyer completes wreckage on the Cantor menage by stealing his cook, borrowing his books, and get ting his hooks into everything within reach. It takes the uncon- scious doings of Bert Gordon, "T'he Russian" to bring the house and Cantor back to normal.
 Leonard Sues leads the orchestra with Nora Martin singing, Billy Gray portrays the baby Harry von Zell, Jr." and Harry von Zell an- nounceS.
 F. Beverly Kelley, Director Of Publicity for Ringing Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus, is the guest armchair detective on Colum- bia networks Adventures of El- lery Queen" Wednesday, April 4, when he tries to beat Queen to the solution of The Adventure Of The Lucky Sailor" WABC-CBS, 7:30- 800 p. m.
 Queen finds some clues tattooed on a sailor. The clues lead to mys- terious tombstone and a pair of dice and then fade.
 Franz Lehar's gay and Hitting operetta The Merry Widow is presented on Columbia's Great Moments in Music" Wednesday April 4 10:00-10:30 p. m. Featured singers are Natalie Rodanya, so- prano: Jan Peerce, tenor, and Ro- bert Weede, baritone. The chorus and orchestra are conducted by George Sebastian.
 Miss Bodanya sings "Vilia." She