The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-17
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By BILL HARRINGTON

| By BILL FE SongstreSS Ginny SimmS will make her guest appearance on the WATR Blue Network broadcast of The Andy Russell Show, Saturday, March IT, at 10 p. m., following postponement of her visit originally scheduled for Saturday, March 10.
 Ginny graciously offered to post pone her appearance one week so that Georgia Gibbs might appear as a guest on March 10.
 Film Producer Jim Lawton and his secretary, Gloria, use up full supply of aspirins when they find themselves involved with strangled Stage Door Jenny, an inebriated actor and financial difficulties while trying to crack The Case of the Missing Fingerprints" on Sunday, March 18, at 9:15 p. m, over Sta tiol WATR- All the trouble starts when Jim Lawton offers one of the country's leading actors, Rodney Hathaway, who at the moment is broke and in debt, a contract to work for him. The actor accepts, and the Hollywood Mystery Time" sleuths find they've signed them selves up for a king sized head ache. Carleton Young and Gloria Blondell co-star in the mystery.
 Returning to Hunter College today for it's 18th WATR-Blue Network program of the season, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Dr.. Serge Koussevitzky conducting, will play Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 and the overture to Gluck's "Iphigenia in Aulis."
 The program to be heard from 8:30 to 9:30 D. m., is the fourth of five scheduled for the college audi torium this season. In selecting the college as the locale, Dr. Koussevit- zky is observing tradition to some extent in that this symphony had its first performance at the University of Vienna on Dec. 8, 1872, at a benefit for Austrian and Bavarian soldiers wounded in the battle of Hanau.
 An authentic arrangement of the old Indian love song, "Rad Wing" is sung by Zeke Clements who's featured on Roy Acuff's Grand Ole Opry" show, Saturday, March IT, at 10:30 p. m., over NEG stations. Roy Acuffs solos include two popular favorites, T Wonder Where You Are Tonight" and This World Is Not My Home" Other tuneful high spots are John Henry and Eighth of January, played by the Smoky Mountain Boys; Mack McGarr, his mandolin and I'm Looking Over Four-Leaf Clover;' My Wild Irish Rose" harmonized by the Old Hick- ory Singers; Jesse James, a duet by Rachel and Oswald, and Tommy Magnees' fast fiddling solo, Orange Blossom Special The Duke of Pa ducah talks about St. Patrick's Day, and Minnie Pearl relates the latest gossip from Grinders Switch. One of the most bizarre cases ever investigated by 'The FBI in Peace and War" will be dramatized on Saturday, March IT., at 8:30 p. m., over CBS stations, when the G-men match wits with the Terror in the Night" In the story, radio record ing fixes the exact moment of a terrible crime and sends agents of the FBI on cross country chase to New York's Chinatown and to California's Santa Anita racetrack. The real-life drama is based on chapter from Frederick L. Collins popular book, "The FBI in Peace arc War"
 Enric Madriguera is the regular star maestro of the variety pro- gram, "Hollywood's Open House., . but he is also one of the na- tions foremost tune producers. One of the loveliest of his recent pro- ductions is due to receive special attention on the session of Holly woods Open House" to be heard Sunday at 2 p. m. over WATR. This tune, which Madriguera says he composed in collaboration with Vic- tor Herbert Ghe melody is based On a Herbert composition) is called 'The Strings of My Heart" It is sentimental love ballad and will be sung by the lovely singing star of "Hollywood's Open House., .. Patricia Gilmore.
 Lawrence Tibbett, star of Your Hit Parade, makes his third and final appearance as singing emcee, substituting for James Melton, on the Sunday night Star Theater" on March IS at 9:30 p. m. over CB.l Melton returns the following week from a concert tour to resume his broadcasts. During his appearances on the Star Theater," MT. Tibbett has played host to the lovely song stress Jane Froman. Pianist Alec Templeton and Al Goodman and his orchestra are regulars on the show. Meanwhile, MT. Tibbett continues on his own Hit Parade" broadcasts on Saturday nights over CBS, at goo p. m. Joan Edwards, Mark Warnow and the orchestra, and the Lyn Murray Hit Paraders" chorus are also featured.
 Jerry Colon1a, the man with the broad-shouldered moustache, the boiled-egg eyeballs and the fire siren voice, writes his name in the
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