The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-03
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By BILL HARRINGTON

REMINGTON
 tonight at 10 p: m, over NEG Sta tion -. Matthews, an Irish English native of Springfield, Mass, greets his new assignment with musical nonchalance, singing T should Care" Connie Haines adds the feminine touch, with Every Time" Will Osborne conducts the orchestra. Hostess Dinah throws open wide the door to "Dinah Shores Open House. when guest stars Fibber McGee and Molly make one of their rare guest appearances on the Dinah Shore Show, tonight at 8:30 p. m, over NEG.
 Dinah welcomes the popular pair with her special arrangement of My Heart Sings" and Fibber and Molly offer McGees own arrange ment of I'm Beginning to See the Light"
 Bing Crosby has invited the King Cole Trio to play a return engage ment on his Kraft Music Hall pro- gram tonight at g p. m. over NEG. The Groaner" will present his nall- = hour KMH show from the .. 5. Naval Amphibious Training Base, Coronad,, California. Along with S.ng will be his singing partner Eugenie Baird, and John Scott T. otter's orchestra.
 The successful visit of K.cg Goes Trio a few weeks ago brought them the remark from Crosby that, You know, even the longhairs map their caps when you boys are havin' a boil. They say, you particularly, nave remarkable glissandoS an very noticeable cadenzas." The Trio will do their take-off on, If You Can't Smile and Say Yes, Don't Cry and Say No' and Sweet Geor- SIS Brown"
 The outstanding opponents of South American rhythms are on hand again to musically cement La n-American relationships. Ana, the way the Los Panchos Trio per- forms they are bound to win new friends the country over. Set yo,4r dial NBC-way tonight at 2 D. m. and hear this rhythmic trio on the Chesterfield Supper Club" Fo- Latin-American music it's the Los Panchos Trio but for heart throbbing tunes sung the American way it's Perry Como, new singing sensation, who continues to sin, his way to fame and fortune Lolely Mary AshWorth teams up with Tie oatLsfytrs fer swing nuu,ie.. Icd Steele and his band handle the mu- seal portion of the program, while SuaVe Martin Block will be your host for the evening.
 Young Widder Brown" jumped from sixth place in the previous Re- port to leadership of the Top Ten weekday programs, in the April Daytime Network Hooperatings just released.
 Ma Perkins CCBS) moved into the second slot from fourth posi- ton, with When A Girl Ma-ries' third.
 Captain Midnight retains it's first place among the five top rank ing programs measured in terms of numbers. Of listeners per listening set. The Tom Mix" program, which did not appear in this quintet in the preceding Hooper Report, took second honors. A contributing fac tor was that Tom Mix also achiev- ed the largest number of men list eners per set.
 For the first time. Kate Smith Speaks was credited as tn, pro- gram with the highest sponsor iden- t!f.cat!on.
 The battle Of orchestra leaders for the top ranking place in the Spotlight reaches a deadlock this Wesk Cn The Victory Parade of Spotlight ands' with Tommy Dor sey and Frankie Masters each hay ing made 3 appearances on the pro- gram since the series started.
 Masters was heard from the Army Air Field, Amarillo, T3XaS, on We'd nesday night, May ?, and will be featured at the Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp, Fort Worth. Texas, Friday night, May 4, WATR Blue 9:30 EWT.
 Dorsey will bow in tonight Chelsea Naval Hospital, Mass, at 9:30 D. m. over WATR.
 Local Boy Makes Good May tellc Prindavillc. who scored a major success ss Carol Brc' t in the NEG serial, The Road of Life, regaled New York radio associates recently with the story of her courtship With Hollywood publisher, Lev Laura, formerly Of Waterbury, Conn. It seems that on December 4, 1922, xsnKzzExEzzzzzIz.7EBQBxE izzzzzlnzzz111EEzZ5e illiams Radio Service
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