The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-06

Frances Greer and music ar ranged and conducted by Raymond Paige will be a feature presented to- night by the Ford Motor Company starting at 800 p. m., over WATR the Blue Network. Miss Greer, young Arkansas soprano, will be assisted by the Ford singers.
 A No. name in conducting and arranging, Raymond Paige has add ed his original scoring to innumer- able airshows during the past dec- ade. One of his most recent radio successes has been the Stage Door Canteen." Other well known Paige programs include Salute To Youth. "99 Men and A Girl" and Holly wood Hotel"
 "The State Versus Danny Ross, P an exciting courtroom drama involv- ing a supposed triangle of love, will be reenacted on Famous Jury Trials tonight at 9 p. m, over WATR and the Blue Network.
 Danny Ross, defendant, admitted on the witness stan d his mad jeal- ousy for his sweetheart, who had married another man. Circumstano- ial evidence revealed many incidents damaging to Danny, but the pre- servance of conscientious attorney for the defense brought to light the real truth.
 Sammy Kaye hires psychiatrist, mistaking him for a lawyer, and be- comes involved in legal probl ems with Jerry Mahoney, dummy stooge of ventriloquist Paul Winchell, dur ing the WJz-Blue Network broad cast of Sammy Kaye's Tangee Var ieties, Friday, April 6, at 10 p. m.
 Judging by results of poll con- ducted by Americas Town Meet ing" following its recent discus sion, Should Organized Sports Be Abolished for the Duration?" a ma jority of civilians favor abolition of professional sports until victory, while majority of servicemen fa- vor their continuation. Of the men in uniform responding, 53 per cent were for, Al per cent against con- tinuing sports. Civilians took the opposite viewpoint by an almost identical margin, 54 per cent for abolition, 46 per cent for continua- tion.
 Yes sir! It's lucky 13 (and on Friday at thatD for Jerry Mann. radios newest laugh sensation, who makes his thirt nth appearance on the Chesterfield Supper Club" to- night at p. m. over NEG. Jerry has been making the Supper Club" audience split their sides for 12 weeks now and each week his pop ularity rises. Get in on tonight's funfest and hitch your wagon to this new Chesterfield Star-Jerry Mann, the nad-Mann of comedy. Perry Como, who causes a Como tion everytiIne he sings, will intro duce new ballad. The usual Sup per Club" gang, including Mary Ashworth, The Satisfyers, Ted Steele and his band and Martin Block, will be on hand for this eve- ing's fiesta.
 Smooth sleuth Nick Charles plants a fatal kiss on @ beautiful belle who drops dead and he is snarled in "T.he Case of the De- lirious Daisy" on "The Adventures of the Thin Man" over CBS Friday. April 6, 8:30-855 p. m.
 Les Tremayne and Claudio Mor- gan star as Nick and Nora: Hi Brown produces and directs; music by Fred Fradkin and orchestra.
 If the age of reason begins at seven years, then Jerry Wald met music and reason simultaneously.
 Jerry, whose band will be heard Friday night (April 6) on The Vic- tory Parade of Spotlight Bands" at 9:30 WATR-Blue, began footing clarinet when he was five years old. He was an adept clarinetist at seven. David Ross is about convinced that he has a steady job in radio.
 Ross, who is heard on Songs by