The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-10
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

Raymond Gram Swing, WATR- Blue Network commentator and news analyst, will be the speaker this afternoon, at the Opera Victory Rally in connection with the Metro politan Opera broadcast of "The Golden Cockerel" (Coq d'Or) over WATR and the Blue.
 Swing, speaking in the series, "The Fight for Peace" will discuss "A Citizen of the World at Peace" He will be heard at 3:48 D. m, at the second intermission and will be in- troduced by Mrs. Joseph R. Trues- dale, executive vice chairman of the Metropolitan Opera Guild.
 During the first intermission, at PAS D. m., another session of the Opera Forum Quiz will be held with Sigmund Spaeth and Robert Baga- as the experts and Olin Downes as qui1naster.
 In the Rimsky -Korsakof opera, presented on this occasion for the first time in English over the air Patrice Munsel sings the role of the Queen and Norman Gordon that of Dodon. Emil Cooper conducts. This will be the 18th in the series this season sponsored by the Texas Company.
 Becky Barf1eld, yodeling youngstel of the west. sings Alpine Sweet heart" after Roy Acuff welcomes her as the guest star on Grand Ole Opry," Saturday, March 10, at 10:30 D. m., over NEG Stations. Roy Acuff's request solos include "Blues in My Mind" and Radio Station SAWED" Other musical favor- ites to be heard are Coming from the Ball" and Soldiers Joy" play ed by the Smoky Mountain Boys; Mack McGarr, his mandolin and San Antonio Rose; Late Last Night My Willie Came Home" a duet by Rachel and Oswald; Tommy Hagness' fiddling solo, Wake Up, Susan" and "Grandfather's Clock" harmonized by the old Hickory Sing CTS. The Duke of Paducah (Whitey ForO goes out on a limb discussing his family tree, and Minnie Pearl comes by witr the latest gossip from Grinders Switch.
 The pin-up girl of the lumbermen, Screen Coincidence Marjorie Main, compares her charms with the An- drews Sisters whenshe shows up on the rhythm-rockin' trio's program, Sunday, March II, at 4:3O D. m., over station WATR. Musical high spots for the fun session include Good, Good, Good" "Too Ra Loo Ra Loo Ra," ''When Jimmy Comes Marching Home" and Sweet Molly Malone" The Andrews Sisters and their guest are joined in music by Vic Schoen's orchestra and the Rid CTS of the Purple Sage, and in com- edy by Gabby Hayes, cinema cowboy comic, and Dewey Alamo" Mark ham.
 How the G-men finally caught up with an interruptions prosecutor who was accepting the Black Dol lars" of gangland to thwart justice, forms an exciting drama in "The FBI in Peace and War" series on Saturday, March 10, at 8:30 p. m, over CBS stations. The behind-the- scenes story of an unusual case of legal skulduggery comes from a chapter in Frederick L. Collins au- thoritative book, "The FBI in Peace and War"
 The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands will pay tribute to the gall lant men of the Navy's PIT boats on Saturday. March 10. Johnny Richards and his orchestra will be on the bandstand as the Victory Parade visits commissioning party for Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron No. 39 at the Hotel Roosevelt from 9:30 to 9:55 p. m., via WATR and the Blue network.
 A returned, war-weary army offi- cer. whose arrested convalescence puzzles psychiatrists. is helped to re- covery by Miss Hattie" in Ethel Barrymore's starring drama over station WATR on Sunday. March Il. ac 3:30 p. m. With discernment and delicate skill. Miss Hattie" helps the soldier to release a tortuous secret. and guides him to happiness in his career and personal life.
 Jim Lawton, mystery flicker pro- ducer- amateur detective, and his secretary, Gloria. find that where there's Q will there's usually mur- der when they investigate "The Case of the Deadly Heir, latest of the Hollywood Mystery Time" chiller- differs, on Sunday. March il, at 9:lS lp. rn., over station WATR. An ex- citing chase leads to a surprise end ing and the true identity of kill. CT who stopped at nothing to gair his aims. Carleton Young and Gloria Blondell co-star in the mystery ser.