The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-12
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By BILL HARRINGTON

For his second broadcast ovel WATR and the Blue Network to- night, from 8:3O to 930 p. m, Ar thur Fiedler, conductor of the Bos' ton Pops, has programmed WorK: ranging from Wagner to Johann Strauss.
 The march from Wagner'' 'Tannhauser" will open the pro- gram and will be followed by Men, dal-schn's popular overture "F-n- oaIs Cave Siriga ~-ia's "DanZa Piem0ntese No. r ana the ''4in- peror WaIl2es" O. S.rauss will fol | low. The finale v'ill be t.,e las; , movement from TchaiEoVS-iy Symphony No. 4.
 A special Mothers Day program features Eddy Arnold and his Ten nessee Plowboys, wh0 offer 8 Mothers Prayer" when they guest star on the Grand Ole Opry' show tonight at 1O30 D. m, over NEG Stations. Roy Acuff salute5 the mothers of the nation wish his two solos of the evening, T Dreamea I Searched Heaven for You ano Little Pal" Other musical high spots include "Swee5 Little Girl oi Mine" and Darling Nellie Gray, harmonized by the Old Hickory Singers; Mack McGarr, his mando- lin and "Honeysuckle Rose" tht Tommy Magness fiddle solo, Fire in the Mountain" :" She's My Curly Headed Baby" a duet by achel anc Oswald, and Soldiers Joy played by the Smoky Mountain Boys. The Duke of Paducah tWhitey Ford offers lecture, spotted with laughs on the subject of spring cleaning and Minnie Pearl brings the lates' tidings from Grinders Switch. Max Goberman, conducting hl' second consecutive program in the WATR-Blue Networks Saturday Symphony series today from to D. m. will offer a contrast in styles of composition.
 For his opening number he haE programmed Beethoven's Symph' onv No. g. The third and last WorR wherein the contemporary compos' er writes as he believes a classlcNl would were he composing today. between the two symphonies will Dc Debussy's Afternoon of Faun.
 On the following Saturday, May 19. ir Thomas Beecham will return to the podium for his final ap' pearsnce of the season.
 Having completed two successfu Seventh War Loan Drive broadcasts one in San Francisco, one in Port land. Ore, Phil Ba':er and hN Take It Or Leave It. complete with s64 question and new, enlarged jackpot, return to New York fol the broadcast Sunday, May Is, al 10 D. m., over CBS stations. Ray Bloch and his orchestra provide tnt programs music.
 Film Star Basil Rathbone join! the Andrews Sisters, when thf three harmonists take their An drews Sisters Show to the U. s. Ma val Training Station at San Diego Calf, for the broadcast Sunday May 13, at 4:30 p. m., over Statlor WATR. Musical elements of tht show feature the gleesome three some, plus the Riders of the Purple Sage and Vic Schoen'S orchestra Highlighted in the comedy depart ment are Gabby Hayes and Dewey | Alamo" Markham.
 Al Pearce celebrates Mother! Day, but for all his good intentions ends LID in trouble. in his comedy broadcast over CBS stations Satur- day, May 12, at 10:15 p. n. AS Elmer Blurt, Pearce manages temporarily to get into the good graces of Su' sie's Johnson's mother by telling he he has prepared a Mothers Day surprise. But when the gift arrives Elmer's plans are upset and SC is Elmer!
 It is a case of more experts thar jobs, when returning Army Ali Forces pilots apply for civil air line! jobs, according to the drama on tht Army Service Forces "Assignmen Home," Saturday, May 12, at 4:3( p. m. over CBS stations. In thi. story, written by Sergeant Arthur Laurents and directed by Major Ec Byron, an honorably discharged AAF officer, having increased hi! flying skill through army training applies for a position as transpor pilot, and finds that there are no enough such jobs to go around Similar problems are expected tt arise in the future. after mass de. mobilization following victory.
 His Excellency, The Most Rever. end Francis J. Spellamn, Arch. bishop of New York, Bing Crosby and the family of the five Sullivan boys who died in the Pacific in 1922 will participate in the specia Mothers Day broadcast of WOR. Mutuals Radio Chapel" Sunday (May 13), from 10:30 to II a. m.
 The broadcast will present a reef. taticn of the Rosary by the Sullivan family with the students of St Rose College, Albany, N. Y, making the responses. Rev. Patrick Peyton c. s. C., national director of tn, Family Rosary, will also participat, in the program.