The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

REMINGTON
 BlochS orchestra. Hal Block writes anc produces the series which fea- lures celebrity guest stars who let loose a secret inhibition.
 Starting Sunday, March II, Steel Horizons" popular musical program which stars John Baker, Metropoli- tan Opera baritone, lovely Harriet O'Rourke and Frederick Dvonch and fs concert orchestra, will devote several minutes of the broadcast to up-to-the- e-Second reports about Americas problems on the home front. Each week the program will switch to Washington for a short report by man who is "behind-the- scenes" in the nations capital. First speaker to be piped in from Mu- tuals Washington studios will be Paul V. McNutt, Chairman of the War Manpower Commission.
 Ed Archie" Gardner tries to sell Ginny Simms the idea of taking a concert tour with him singing duets, but winds up doing a solo mic with trio on the "Duffy's Tavern" broadcast cf F. iday March g, at 8:30 D. m.. over NEG. Ginny suggests that Archie hit the road with Charlie "Finnegan" Cantor and Sandra Miss Duffy" Gould, and she will take over the tavern in his absence. Archie is saved, however, by Ginny lowing out the picture and out of his life. It was purely mental imitation when Andrew H. Brown filed his earnings for l944 as about $70OO. Now, when he discovers that he owes a tax of $l.200, during the Amos m Andy Harlem Adven- ture" tonight NEG, 1000 D. m, he enl!sts tn, help of GabbY the Kirg- fish and Shorty.
 However, Amos will figure strong ly in the rescue scene before Andy ever smiles again.
 A clever courtroom trick employ ed by an astute attorney breaks wide open the trial of The State versus Dolly Steele during the WATR-Blue Network broadcast of Famous Jury Trials, Friday, March 9, at 900 p. m.
 Dolly Steele, the defendant, was accused of murdering her hus- band, who has been spending most of his time with another woman. elk ui jealous, Dolly also was forced to confess that she was following him when he was shot. But she denied she killed him.
 Nick and Nora Chrales play tag with a dead man" and round up bunch of crooks in The Case of the Goofy Ghost mystery comedy episode in the Adventures of the Thin Man." this evening, at 8:30 p. Hn., over CBS.
 When a beautiful cut-throat and a bloodthirsty plug-ugly rummage about in a mansion for a thief's stolen loot, they are rudely inter- rupted in their work by the ghost" of their defunct host. The sophisti- cated sleuthS also intrude upon the scene and wind up with bag-full of criminals.
 Phil Spitalny and his all-girl or- chestra air an early salute to St. Patrick's Day, when they present program of Irish music, on the Hour of Charm Sunday, March II. The orchestra opens the program with 'The Wearing of the Green" after which the soprano Jeannie sings "A Little Bit of Heaven" Rose ODay." by the orchestra, follows. ana thes1 the choir sings That's an Irish Lullaby" Evelyn. concerti mis- tress of the all-girl orchestra, is fea- tured as violin soloist in Killarney" anG the trumpets, led by Kathleen, take the spotlight for Three Sham rccks." Francine. contralto, sings Where the River shannon Flows" ," The hymn of the evening, Mother Dear, O Pray for Me-" Is dedicated to the patients and staff at the U. 8. Naval Hospital at New River, N. o.
 Philadelphia -born Rosalind Na- dell, young mezzo- soprano, will be heard as a special guest star on the WATR Blue Network broadcast of Stars Of The Future, Friday, March g. at 500 D. m.
 ] Miss Nadell, who is heard fre-