The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10

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 Jimmy will be heard on "The Vic- tory Parade of Spotlight Bands show tonight at 9:30 over WATR- Blue network when the program salutes the Department of tSate and Foreign Service in Washing ton.
 Roy Acuff welcomes the guitar picking singer, Lou Childre, to the Grand Ole Opry" show this eve ming ta l0:30 p. m, over NEG Sta tionS, when the guest star will of- fer Hang Out the Front Door Key" A sacred number, Hold to Gods Unchanging Hand," and the patri- otic ballad, Silver Trumpet" are Roy Acuff's solos for the evening. Other musical highspots include Green Back Dollar" and Soldiers Joy", played by the Smoky Noun tain Boys; They Cut Down the Old Pine Tree" harmonized by the Old Hickory Singers; Mack McGarr, his mandolin and Somebody Stole My Gall" Good Old Mountain Dew," duet by Rachel and Oswald. an Tommy Magnees' fiddle solo, 'Paty on the Turnpike" Minnie Pearl reports on the latest doings at Grinders Switch, and the Duke of Paducah (Whity Ford) has a heart-to-heart talk with listeners about Valentines Day.
 Florence Reed, currently featured in the Daphne Du Mauirer play, 'Rebecca," will be the star of Grand Central Station, Saturday, Feb. 10, at p. m, over CBS sta- tions. In supporting roles are Les ley Woods, network actress mad re- gently on Broadway in Ernest Pas calls "Peepshow;" and Syney Smith, who won personal acclaim for his portrayal of Henry Ward Beecher in the recent hit play Harriet" which starred Helen Hayes.
 Jerome Kern's new hit, More and More, is sung by tenor Bill Perry on the February 10 Saturday Night Serenade", WABC-CBS, 9:45-1O:15 p. m. He also sings Lecuona's 'Si- boney".
 Jessica Dragonette's solos are Castle of Dreams from Tierney's music for the comedy Irene, and the tango Orchids in the Moon- light" by YouInans. The Serenad- CTS are heard in the "Serenade" from Romberg's Student Prince" and ''The Eagle and Me-" from the Broadway play, "Bloomer Girl"
 Film star Herbert Marshall, in the role of an international detec- tive, assists in the breakup of 8 Fascist scheme to bolster finances of their agents in this country by sending rare and antique jewelry here in soldiers mail during the WATR- BLUE Network broadcast of THE MAN CALLED x, tonight at 10:30 p. m.
 Appropriately introduced by Magic Is The Moonlight" as the theme melody, THE ANDY RUS- SELL SHOW again will emphasize the romantic on the broadcast of Saturday. February 10. from 10:O0 to 10:30 D. m, over WATR and the BLUE Network.
 The youthful crooner will set the mood with This Can't Be Love" !" This Heart of Mine" "Poinciana" and I'm Making Believe. Connie Haines, southern songstress, will sing Waiting" and I'm Gonna See My Baby" Accenting the rhythmic, the Pied Pipers, singing group, will put their special brand of harmonic ing to work on "Accentuate The Positive" and I'm Beginning to See the Light"
 What happens to soldiers TO- nance when he returns from the war, crippled? That problem will be dramatized on the Army Service rorces Assignment Home," Satur- day. Februry 10, at 4:30 p. m., over CBS stations. Sgt. Arthur Laurents is the author of Walk With Us" a story from ASF files, in which dis abled soldier returns to find his