The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14

Returning to the podium for his fifth and last appearance of the season, Max Goberman will con- duct the Saturday Symphony over WATR American this afternoon from 4 to p. m. His program will include the c Minor Symphony, No. 95 of Haydn; the Adagietto from Bizet's "L'Arlesienne" suite; the prelude to Wagners Die Meistersinger," Enesco's "Rouman- ian Rhapsody, No. l." and three dances from de Falla's Three Cornered Hat" ballet. From New York)
 A new program of light classical music, Summer Serenade, will de- but over WATR-American tonight from 8 to 8:30 p. m. under the direction of Josef Stopak, who has conducted the Summer Symphony, the Metropolitan Opera, U.S.A., and other WATR- American programs.
 The Merry Macs, popular har- mony singing group, will make a guest appearance on the army air forces recorded series, Wings For Tomorrow" over WOR, today from 3 to 2:3O D. m. Accompanied by M-Sgt. Felix slatkin and the air forces orchestra, the Merry Macs will sing "Old Home Week" and Sentimental Journey"
 The dramatic portion of the broadcast dramatizes the effective ness of the training of the USAAF personnel, demonstrating why American fliers are the worlds most valuable airmen.
 Jealous Heart" an od-fashioned love ballad written recently by Jen- nie Lou Carson, will be featured by Roy Acuff on the Grand Ole Opry" show, Saturday, July IA, at 10:30 over NEG station. His other solo is an old-time hymn, Farther Along" Other musical highspots include Mandy Lee" and When the Roses Bloom Again." harmonized by the Old Hickory Singers; Katie Hill,' . a fast fiddle solo by Tommy Mag ness; a Rachel and Oswald duet, Columbus Stockade Blues::" Mack McGarr, his mandolin and "At a Georgia Camp Meeting" and the closing number, Arkansas Traveller, played by the Smoky Mountain Boys. The Duke of Paducah Whitey ForO describes golf to ''tee" when he says that golf is game where a little white pill gets chased by a bunch of old men that are too old to chase anything else" Minnie Pearl comes to town with the latest tidings from Grinders Switch.
 PsychoneurosiS, "A W or d to Think About" IS the subject of the drama to be encored on the Army Service Forces series, Assignment Home. in its broadcast Saturday, July IA. at 10:15 p. m., over CBS stations. First heard Jan. 13. this story by Sgt. Arthur Laurents is being repeated as part of summer series of repeat performances of outstanding earlier scripts in the series. now being heard at an eve ming hour. The term psychoneurosis is commonly misunderstood by the public, and Laurents' story provides a clear definition of it.
 Outstanding excerpts from out standing musical comedies make up the Hour of Charm" when Phil Spitalny and the all-girl orchestra, choir and soloists broadcast over NEG station, Sunday, July 15, at 10 p. m. The orchestra and choir open the show with Great Day." from the Vincent Youmans show of the same name, and the soprano Jean nie follows with My Hero,' from the Oscar Straus operetta, "The Chocolate Soldier" The orchestra plays Rose Marie" title song of the Rudolf Friml operetta. Francine. contralto, who will sing two Cole Porter songs in this broadcast. joins the choir in Might and Day." from '"The Gay Divorcee." Evelyn and her magic violin are spotlighted in Make Believe" from Jerome Kern's Show Boat" score. The two pionas, played by Ruth and Louise. are heard in keyboard arrangement of Tea for Two" from No. No Nanette," by Youmans. Francine sings a second Porter composition. What Is This Thing Called Lover" from Wake Up And Dream" The hymn of the evening. God Be With You Till We Meet Again." is ded-