The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
WA VELETS
By RII.L FARRlNGTON

played by the songS;ress. Donna Lce ofeazy. Rho wlii be featured ia The Lords Prayer" and other ap- pTopfiAte songS. Louise Erickson sars ax Judy. u1ih DIX Davis as her brother Randolph.
 ''Twcnty-tWo Years to ChriStnAs a sentimental tale about a young lady who finally finds happiness during tae holiday season. stars vir- Rlnla Bruce nf ihe screen. on This is Mv Best Tuesday at s.S0 D m. over Station wABC. The story Is written hy the besi seller author. Nina Delmar
 Alan tOld NsckD Young finds that even an Indian gift from glowertng Mr. DiGenfeffer can't dAmpen a buoyant holiday party on the Alan Young show. Tuesday on WATR, s:So 10 9:30 D. m.
 Determined 10 play host to those far from home Alan makes good on his promise while Betty fJean Gil- ieSpieD stands under the mistletoe in vain.
 Pred Waring will present a pro- gram of Christmas music arranged ia narrative order. interspersed with quotations from the Bible. on Christmas morning on WTic al HOO g. m.
 The entire cast Of the Pennsyl- vanians will perform in this opulent treat prepared by arranser Roy Ringwald. The half hour con- tinuouS musical score was in the planning stage for a year. Last Christmas. Ringwald started discus sing it with Fred Waring. and he worked on it in the intervening 
 The entire Red Skelton Program" WTIC, l0:30 p. m. will evolve around the Christmas theme.
 AS Junior, Red will accompany his grandmother, played by Verna Felton. on a trip to see Santa Claus. As Clem Kadiddlehopper, Red and his girl riend, Sarah Dew, portrayed by GeGe Pearson, will sell Christ mas trees. Deadeye will make his first appearance on the program this season when he does his good deed by obtaining a Christmas tree for the town square.
 Kay Kyser, radios ''Ole Professor" of the College of Musical Know ledge" program, this week officiated at the opening of the Salvation Army's annual Kettle Drive" in Los as he did in the 1914 cam- paign.
 Radio being what it is, Dinah Shore Montgomery and husband George celebrated their second wed- ding anniversary last week practic- ally between broadcaStS, with Dinah appearing on Kay Kysers program and her own, which, with rehearsals, took four days of the week.
 Cass Daley, star of Sundays NEG "Bandwagon" program, plans to trek to England next year for a series of personal appearances in the British Isles to complete her con- tract with an English booking firm which was interrupted in Scotland by the outbreak of the war. The radio comedienne estimates she can complete her engagements overseas during the tWelve-week summer hiatus of the "Bandwagon."
 Timid listeners who quake when Paul McGrath's sinister voice comes over the loudspeaker as Your Host of "Inner Sanctum," might have had their nerves relaxed to have seen Paul at last weeks broadcast a shifting victim of bad cold, swathed in an overcoat and heavy woolen scarf. Paul's comment: "The creaking door is awfully drafty."
 Saturday night may be the loneli- est night in the week, according to the song, but Sunday seems to be at the other extreme, judging by the latest Pacific network ratings, pub lished this week. Of the IS popu- larity survey leaders, eight are heard Sundays. The Sabbath shows in the top Is are Jack Benny, Charlie Me- Carthy, Fred Allen, The Great Gildersleeve," Walter Winchell "Blondie," Class Daley's Band wagon," and Phil Bakers Take It Or Leave It."
 Meredith Wilson's half dozen mill tary marches may soon be available to the public. An eastern music pub fisher wants to publish them as march portfolio for use by school and amateur bands.
 Information Please" on NEG and Phil Bakers Take It Or Leave It. on CBS are the two leading quiz shows on the networks according to the 10th annual Fame" poll con- ducted by Motion Picture Daily, re- suits of which have just been re- leased. Baker, constantly among the top fifteen in official popularity sur veys throughout the year, takes a well-earned vacation.
 Soundman Harry Essman, of the
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