The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18
VA VELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

judge in his hair when His Honor the Barber" interferes to save a ranch that is being foreclosed. Then again when the son of the towns leading citizen is caught robbing a jewelry store. Sheriff McGrath is all for fixing" the case but Judge Fitz insists on a trial.
 Humphrey Bogart and Joan Ben nett co-star on "Theater of Ro- nance" tonight in an adaptation of the film "One-Way Passage" WABC -8:30-8:55 p. m.
 The powerful and unusual story concerns the romance of a recap tured murderer bound for execution, and a woman marked for an early death of heart condition,
 Do We Need New Labor Legis- lation?" discussed by four members of the House of Representatives last week, will be the topic again when it is discussed by two United States Senators and two labor experts on "The American Forum of the Ali" ;" tonight from 9:30 to 10:15 p. III. over WOR-Mutual.
 The speakers will be Senator H, A. Smith of New Jersey; Senator B. B. Hickenlooper of Iowa; Frank Fenton, director of Organization American Federation of Labor; and Kermit Eby, director of Education and Research of the Congress of Industrial Organizations.
 Red Skelton as Bolivar Shagnasty the newlywed, will discuss the housing shortage on "The Red Skelton Scrapbook" this evening, WTTC-NBC, 10:30 p. m, GeGe Pearson will play Bolivar''s bride and Verna Felton will be Juniors grandmother - Wonderful s m h completes the cast, with Rod O'Connor announcing.
 Staurt Churchill featured tenor soloist with Waring's Pennsylvan- ians, has returned to the Fred War ing Show (Monday through Friday, WTIC-NBC, HOO a. m., after serv- ing three years and eight months in the Army Churchill will be re- membered as the GI who sang what Does a Soldier Dream Of?" in the production, This Is The Army" which played in Waterbury while on tour of the U. s.
 Steve Wilson, crime-fighting edi- tor, gets embroiled in fierce battle with a brutal murderer in Killer at-Large" on Big Town" tonight WABC-CBS, 8:O0-8:3O p. m. Steve and his girl reporter Lorelei, are sent on the trail of the gunman by mild hammered Willie -the-Wee frail underworld informer playing Santa Claus on a cold windy cor ner.
 Ilka Chase, star of Mutuaps Sun day "Ilka Chase Observes" Show did four hours of solid observing at the recent opening of the glsm' orous Metropolitan Opera. Although she gave little time to something called "Lohengrin," Miss Chase wa: buster checking on the styles anc gowns, jewels and furs of the celeb: from the First Lady and hel daughter right on down.
 Winding up her chores on Wal Disney's Make Mine Music" car. toon by recording Two Silhouettes' for the film, Dinah Shore is al ready talking a second deal for hel voice with the famed cartoonist. Esquire Magazines January issue will feature full page of pictures of Kay Kyser, "Ole Professor" oi radios College of Musical Knowl- edge" and his beautiful wife, Song stress Georgia Carroll.
 Frank Campanella, sound effects man on NBC's Inner Sanctum," iS a classical pianist, and composes fol the piano as well.
 Talk about condolences! Because | Sherman H. Dryer, the man behint the new MES series, Exploiting thS Unknown" was busy moving his l producing office from Chicago tc New York he gave the job of choos. ling the saoW's permanent narrator I 70 others connected with the pro- lGram. More than 100 actors were