The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-22

&ll~ ~AIAkA NELA &It "&t -AlI N*tA4 ttt@ 8*~ lumbia Broad adcastin6 Symphony conducted by Bernard Hermann tonight over VERY ct 11:3O D. ln. The program 6ousists of the Suite, ''bfasques and Berganlasques," the Spinning Song from '.PelIeas and hfeiisafde, ? the Noetarne from "shylock.S and q Dance" from ~Caligula.' Ben Hyarns is program lannotator. E
 A jealous wife;s formula for the perfect crime turns into Case of Old Fashioned Murder in another thrilling .'Mr. District Attorney" program tonight over WTTC at 9:s0 o'clock.
 With her husband caught in . black market game, housewife hands out her own brand of justice but finds the ID. Al Clay Jostyrl) on the scene at exactly the wrong moment.
 David Harding Is forced to use his best wits to crack a sabotage plot that involves two young men in '1The Case of the Hand Lotion" ari- other exciting "Colnterspy" episode to be heard over WATR tonight at lO:00 D. m.
 A clever woman Spy makes the mistake of involving an honest American boy in an amazing sabo- tage plot against our troops over- seass This same agent almost suc- ceeds in bringing havoc into the life of a beautiful young woman until David Harding, chief of the. U. s. Counterspies, finds the answer in an iodine bottle. s
 Capt. Charles s. Vaughn Pan- American Clipper pilot who has made more than 84 flights over the Atlantic-a veteran of 13,00O flight hours will be the guest armchair detective when Ellery Queen tackles the Adventure of the Man Who Was Afraid, z tonight over VERY at 7:30 o'clock.
 When William Spier, producer of Suspense" program, scheduled the epic radio drama, Sorry, Wrong Number" for its fourth Suspense" airing by popular demand on Sept. 6, he dialed what he thought was the phone number of star Agnes Moorehead to ask if she could do the program on that date. When a woman's voice answered, Epier said: "Agnes, I've got Sept. 6 open for you. Can you do Sorry, Wrong Number them"
 My name is not AgneS," said the voice on the other end, ''and what's this wrong number business?"
 Realizing he'd made mistake, Spier said: ''Ooopsl Sorry, wrong lumberls and hung up leaving the unknown lady more confused than ever.
 '.Maisie," comedy drama starring Ann Sothern, switches broadcasts day and time, beginning with the program over Station VERY, to- night, at 10:30 p. m. This change is a temporary one, as the Ann Soth- ern show will be heard at this hour for three weeks, tonight, Aug. 29 and Sept. 5. Beginning with the Sept. 12 broadcast, the "Maisie" program switches permanently to a time spot an hour earlien on We'd nesdays, over the same network.
 Swinging southward all the way to Louisiana, "The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands" presents the music of Ted Flo Rito and his or chestra in special salute to the Port of New Orleans, from the In- ternational House in the Delta City with the Broadcast to be heard to- night at 9:30 o'clock over WOR.
 The Flo Rito group, frequent Spotlight Band attraction. has re- gently been playing one-night stands at army camps and naval stations in Georgia and Florida, where service men have given rous- ing reception to the new and fast young band. which features the trumpet of Carl Severensen and the vocals of the Mahoney Sisters, Mary