The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09

A salute to Marine Day, Nov. 10, is offered by Arlene Francis Blind Date" session tonight, at 8 p. m, over station WATR when six leath- ernecks will serve as guest contend CTS for . free date at New York's famous Stork Club. A trio of gla- mour girls will accompany the three winners to Nte night spot. Tom Wal lace produces the series.
 A gang trying to work one of peacetime's newest and most vicious rackets, pretending to find war-loSt relatives for a fee, is broken up by THE SHERIFF during his WATR- ABC program tonight at o:30 p. m. With the help of Cousin Cassie. his housekeeper, who poses as & grief stricken relative, Mark Chase, THE SHERIFF, ends the racket despite Cassie.s Imaginable bungling of her part of the investigating. Robert Haag plays THE SHERIFF and Olyn Landick, female impersonator, portrays Cousin Cassie.
 Veteran ringside sportscaster Don Dslnphy and Bill Corum will de- scribe the eight-round bout between welterweights Tony Janiro, of Youngstown, O., and Johnny Greco of Canada, tonight at 10 p. m, from Madison Square Garden, via WATR- ABC.
 The fights. broadcast as a part of the Gillette Cavalcade of sports, will return to Madison Square Garden Friday night after an absence ot several weeks. during which they were staged at the St. Nicholas Arena to accommodate the rodeo at the Garden. Friday nights bout will be the third meeting between Janirc and Greco. Each has won once.
 Its Eddy Howard and his spright- ly swingsters from Percy Jones Hos pital. Battle Greek. Mich, on Spot light Bands. tonigh. at 9.30 p. m (EsST) via station WOR and the Mutuai network. Author of "A Mil lion Dreams Ago" and other best sellers, Howard Fronts one of the fastest rising bands in the music business.
 Laura c. Gaudet, staff artist ai WIIC-Harftord, will make 8 Con- cert tour of Canada in the early part 0f November, giving recitals of Aca' dian Folk Songs. Aktired in native costume and accompanying herself ct the piano. Miss 0audet will pre- sent q brief history of the folk ori' gin of the Songs Of Acadia.
 Her first appearance will be in Ot' fawa on November 2, She will alsC giye a recital in Quebec at the Lava University. and in Three Rivers.
 Miss Gaudet will be soloist witf the Rondo Rondelay Orchestra in | bf0adcast over the Canadian Broad casting system on November i2 a e:30 ?. m.
 Sammy Kaye, whose Sunday Ser enade" will be sponsored on tn American chain starting Nov. is a l:s0 D. m., EST, is an ace compose as yell as bandleader. His hits in dude Remember Pearl Harbor. "Oot To See a Dream About Girl. "A Fool Was I" and hts program sien-off song, "Untll Tomorrow. Rex Harrison, British screen sta nos in Hollywood for the first tim to be featured in 2oth century-Fox' new picture, Anna and the King Q glam," will star on "Suspense." ra dio;s outstanding "theater of thrills program. on Nov. a. over CB@ a D. m. Latest popularity sur gey report on the NEG Date Wit Judys program indicates that th Tuesday siow has more than doubl ed in popularity in the past fe' months. Unique radio program originated by Meredith Wilson, half-hour shew entisely in music. in oiuding the commerclals-and whicl zs the talk of Hc'iywood-has nor fnan a doEen spansorF after 1t, an deal is likely to be consuulnate' within a week. Penny Singleton sunday radios ~Hlondle. has neel aieeieN lQ tho Board pf Director .