The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

The cruelest NaEi of them all, the mas executioned in a concentration camp. meets David Harding Counterspy," in The Case of the Nazi Butcher" tonight at 9 o'clock, over Station WATR and the Blue Network, Major Von Luger flees to America, disguised as Jewish refugee. in order to escape punish ment for his inhuman crimes. He has almost succeeded in convincing the nation of his character" when Harding" played by Don Me- Laughlin, traps him.
 Gladys Swarthout, famed meSzo- soprano, returns to The Voice of Firestone" with the Jan. 8 broad- cast (NBC, o:30 p. m. EWT.
 She sings "Ah Love But a Day. by Beach, Amour, Viens Alder" from Saint Saens' samson and Delilah," Home Sweet Home" by Bishop and Give My Heart Just to One Man. by Millocker.
 Howard Barlow conducts tine Fire stone Symphony orchestra in Bal let Egyptienne" by Luigini, "Casti- lane" from MaSsenet's "Le Cid, and the overture from Gypsy Baron by Strauss.
 Shirley Temple visits George Burns and Oracle Allen on their program over CBS tonight but neither George nor Oracle recog- nizet he former child screen star in the grown-up young lady (WABC-CBS, 8:30-8:55 D. m)
 Oracle expects the arrival Of that mice little girl with the long curls, but when Shirley shows up, Oracle mistakes that woman" for a friend of her husband. The visitors sophis. tication confounds host and hostess no end.
 Felix Mills and his orchestra pro- vide incidental music"
 Not even l,7OO bullet holes in hi9 bomber could stop AAF Tech Serg- cant Phil Caldwell of Chicago from showing up safe and sound on the WATR- Blue Networks latest Blind Date" show. The GI, just back from the European theater of war, told Mistress of Ceremonies Arlene Fran cis that "thA first 50 missions are the easiest" The plane he piloted went through its worst ordeal on his 53rd mission over enemy territory, but, said the service man, his jitterS then were nothing compared with his mike fright at the moment. However, 1t was smooth sailing again for the sergeant; he won q free Blind Date' trip to the StorE Club with Glamour Girl Virginia Robinson in record time!
 Another spectacular Victory Par ade of Spotlight Bands" show will be staged tonight when Will Os' borne, his orchestra, Peggy Greer and the singing star of stage. screen and radio. Joan Edwards will travel to Louisville Ky, to give a national saiIAe t. the war workers of the Reynolds Metal Company.
 In addition to the broadcast, which will be aired ocer WATR and the Blue Network at 9:30 D. m. EWT., there will be a pre-show in the Louisville Armory which Is an- ticipated vii lattract 10000 employees of the Reynolds Company.
 Following the radiod program. there will be beauty contest in which girls who have been selected winners in the 42 plants throughout the country will participate for the grand prize. The weeks schedule follows: Tuesday, January g, Bob Strong, Fleet Recreation Park, Nor folk, Virginia; Wednesday, January 10, Lawrence Welk, Continental Mo- tors Corporation, MuSkegon. Mich igan: Thursday, January II, Tommy Tucker, Abbott Laboratories, N. Chi cago, Illinois; Friday, January 12, Jan Savitt, Washington, D. C.; Sat- urday, January l3, Duke Ellington, Midshipmen's Schoolf Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind.
 So many thousands of protesting letters arrived after Guy Lombardo announced he was dropping his musical autographs format for a program medleys that another change has been made an celebri- ties requests will continue to be heard during the WATR-BLUE Network broadcast of Guy Lombar- do and His Royal Canadians tonight at l0:00 p. m.
 For his second broadcast of 1945 Guy will play once in a While, requested by Lionel Barrymore; ]; The Long Way Home" for Danny Kaye; Birth of the Blues" for George White, producer of the Scandals from which the tune came; This Heart of Mine" asked for by Ginger Rogers.
 Two stars, Celeste Holm of the Broadway stage and Judy Garland of the movies, have asked for an encore on their requests. Miss Holm of "Bloomer Girl" wants to hear Guy play his version of "Evalina" again, and Miss Garland would like re- peat of Meet Me in St. Louis"
 In a salute to American press coverage, Parks Johnson and War ren Hull turn the tables on Asso- ciated Press reporters and editors by interviewing correspondents re- gently returned from battle fronts during the CBS "Vox Pop broad cast tonight (WABC-CBS, 8:00- 8:30 p. m).
 Bob Hope, Frances Langford and Jerry Colonna play the leading roles In a dramatization of Hopes best-selling book, T Never Left Home" which Cecil B. DeMille pre- sentS on the Lux Radio Theater" over the Columbia network Monday