The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-12

concerts and dances. The Coca Cola Spotlight Band appearance will be one of the first dates for Goodman'G new aggregation.
 The complete schedule for the week follows:
 Monday, March 12, Tommy Dorsey American Export Airlines, Inc, La- Guardia Field, N. Y.
 Tuesday, March 13, Tony Pastor, Timken Roller Bearing O., Inc, Canton, O.
 Wednesday, March IA, Charles Barnet, Camp Shoemaker, Cal.
 Thursday, March IS, Benny Good man, Camp Kilmer, N. J.
 Friday, March 16, Joe Sanders, Camp Crowder, Joplin, Mo.
 Saturday, March IT, George Olsen. Lake Placid, Redistribution Center, N Y.
 Sure and it will be a fine and memorable funfest when the cutest colleens and the likeliest lads in khaki and blue get together for 8 pre-St. Patricks Day session of Blind Date" on tonight at 8:30 p. m, over NEG stations. The lassies, good Gaelic glamour girls all, in- ciude Fiona O'Shiel, Frances Cha- les and Mary O'Shannon, starlets of Broadway and radio, who'll be on hand with their beauty and brogues. After the broadcast, the lucky couples will wend their way to New Yorks famous Stork Club where a free sumptuous feast will be set be- fore them and any banshees and leprechauns who find time to be present. Witty Arlene Francis, in her best emeralds, will supervise the go- ings-on.
 Franchot Tone, acclaimed for his performance in the present Broad way hit, Hope For the Best,' visits Paula Stone on her program, Tues day March 13, at 1:30 p .rn., over MES station. MT. Tone, who divides his time between the New York stage and Hollywood, will reminisce with his hostess about mutual friends in the entertainment field, picture making and also discuss the new plays.
 Yvette, glamorous singing star who was one of those rescued from the Yankee Clipper which crashed at Lisbon in 1943, makes her first Supper Club" appearance on to- nights program, heard at 2 p. m. over NEG. This lovely songstress was one of the few who managed to survive the accident. and al- though she was injured, causing her to rest for a long period, she has made 8 remarkable comeback. Feel ing better than ever before, young Perry Como, the boy with the golden voice. continues to sing in his own inimitable style. Song stress Mary Ashworth. The Satis- flyers and the music of Ted Steele and his band round out the pro- gram. Martin Block is the an- 
 A glowing tribute to the work of Navy nurses at Pearl Harbor will be paid by Sally Kirkland. Vogue editor and Navy war correspondent. who appears as guest on "Hedda | Hopper's Hollywood' broadcast Monday. March 5, at 7:l5 p. m., over CBS Stations. The program is part of the United States Navy | program to recruit more nurses.
 They're giving away diamond rings now at, of all places, Glamour Manor. the WATR-Blue Networks delapidated old hotel, visited Monday through Friday from l2:00 noon to 12:30 p. m.
 The sparklers, valued at $200. go | to good mothers-in-law. Each | which Is Ladies Day at the manor with audience participa- ton three mothers-in- Jaw are in- terviewed by the shows star, ClifT | The one judged the best 'in-law" by audience applause gets the ring.
 Anyone who has danced fin per. son" to Guy Lomhardo's music dur. ing the past l6 years knows that one time always is included in the ! AAal aenassa kIan ~s,m.aavam r4kaa s.as