The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29

MOnQay, Jan. IS, aC W;SU p.m.S e.w.t., over the Blue Network. when she will accompany a lucky GI Romeo to New York's famous Stork Club for Q free evening of dining and dancing. The blonde film star plays the feminine lead in Bob Hopes current film, "The Princess and the Pirate"
 at war jobs will be argued Feb. l. over stations WATR. In the Feb. 8 broadcast, the series rounds out discussion of political trends, hav- ing taken up the question of the potential menace of Communism in a recent broadcast.
 Convinced by his observation of long lines of ticket buyers at box office windows that any production is sure-fire hit, Ed Wynn plunges into show business during the WATR-Blu eNetwork broadcast of the Ed Wynn Show, tonight, at 800 p. m.
 Casting an amateur theatrical, titled young Dr. Killjoy," under the Community Chest of a fictitious town, the veteran comic is swarmed under by theatrically ambitious toTnfolk anxious to play the leading role. Unable to make peace with the aspirants, among them the belliger- ent Minerva PiouS as Mercedes, self appointed leading candidate, Wynn TNloUc tbo 1.O1n hipocalf
 Johnny Morgan discovers 8 new love in his life only to lose her. The comedian of the Ballantine show is heard regularly on Mondays at 10:30 D. m. over the Columbia network.
 Johnny will be joined tonight by the star Ballantine cast including songstress Milena Miller; Pert Kel- ton as the hustRnd-haunted Mrs. Bickle; Gee Gee lame sas the har- ried housekeeper; Cameron An- dre WIS, better known as MT. Savage; and announcer John Reed King.
 Telephone Hour listeners tonight will receive an extra dividend of en- joyment when Jascha Heifetz, one of the worlds greatest violiniSts, will play five numbers. MT Heifetz and other guest artists on this program, which is heard on NEG at g p. m. EWT, with a west coast repeat at 12 midnight, EWT, are heard usually in two to four numbers. This time, however, the violinist has chosen a quintet of five shorter pieces.
 Donald Voorhees, and the 57-piece Bell Symphonic Orchestra will open the program with the Dance of the Thumblers' from Rimsky-Korsa- koff's Snow Maiden.
 Jimmy Carroll, the talented young mar who leads the Choir in the background of Songs From Morton Downey show, will appear as soloist hte entire week of Jan. 29, sub- stituting for his absent boss, Dow ney who still is o na USO entertain ment tour overseas.
 The musical quarter hour heard Monday through Friday at 800 p. m., over WIZ Blue, a4so will feature the Downey regulars in addition to Jimmy Carroll the "Listanirg Lady," Leah Ray; David Ross. an nouncer, and Jimmy Iytells orches- tIa.
 Ginger Rogers and Ray Midland will recreate their starring roles la "IldJ in the Dark" Wne'l producer Cecil B. DeMille presents the Luz radio version of the musical fa.l tasy Monday, January 20, at 800 D. m. over the Columbia network. The Broadway stage play was DO duced by Mess Hsrt and the late Sam Harris.
 Parks Johnson and Warren Hull tote their CBS "Vox Pop" micro phone to the National Cast 1rofl Pipe division of the J. B. Glow & Sons munitions plant in Birming. ham, Ala, tonight to interview men and women who are making frag- mentation bombs and Long Tom shells WABC-CBS, 8:O0-8:30 p. m.
 Gracie's wedding dress divorces George Burns from his dream of lots of milk, butter, meat, cream and eggs and leaves him on a skim milk diet, during the George Burns and Oracle Allen" broadcast on to- night at 8:30 p. m, over CBS.
 Service bases and hospitals will be the origination points of Kay Ky ser's College of Musical Knowl- edge" beginning with the Jan. 3l broadcast from Bainbridge Naval Station, Baltimore, Md, Kyser, ern- barking on the most ambitious hos pital tour he has ever attempted, will visit a different base each day. with broadcasts scheduled Feb. ' from Paris Island Naval Station; Feb. IA from Camp Shelby, Hatties- burg, Miss; and Feb. 21 from Camp Crowder, Neosha, Mo.
 One of the busiest opera singers on the radio this season Is Bidu Sayao, Brazilian soprano of the Me- tropolitan Opera, who will be heard over the networks twice during the first week in February. She sings Mimi in the Metropolitan Opera broadcast of Puccini's La Bohelne" on Saturday Feb. 3, at 2 p. m, over WATR and the Blue Network. This will be her first Mimi of the season and her third appearance on the Metropolitan Opera broadcasts this year. Two days later, Monday, Feb. 5, the soprano appears on the "Voice of Firestone" program at 8:30 D. m, over NEG.