The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-14

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 Tenor John Griffin, direct des- cendant of one of freland's major poets and Q solist at New YorR's st. Patrick's Cathedral, Is the guest soloist when Great Moments in Music" presents a tuneful salute to St, Patrick's Day tonight, at 10 D. ,n,, over CBS stations, His solos for the evening include The Minstrel Boy" and "Rose Of Tralee.' Jean Tennyson, lovely lyric soprano, VIII sing Believe Me, If All Those En- dearing Young Charms and Irish Lullaby" Baritone Robert Weede is heard in "OR To Philadelphia" and the chorus sings "St, Patrick's Day" and "A Great Day For The Irish" The orchestra, under the direction of George Sebastian, offers an Irish Medley and the ensemble closes the program with Danny Boy"
 Dr. Y. c. James Yen founder and general director of the Chinese Mass Education Movement, joins Admiral Harry F. Yarnell, U. $. Navy retired, and Otto Tolischus, author and former Tokyo corre- spondent, in a discussion of the question, How Should We Deal with a Defeated JapanP" on Amer ica's Town Meeting over Station WATR, Thursday, March IS, at s:3o D. m. Yarnell is former Commander in Chief of the Asiatic Fleet. Tolls chus, author of '"rokyo Record and the soon- to- be- published Through Japanese Eyes" was imprisoned and tortured by the Japs following the outbreak of war, and was returned to the United States later as an eX- change prisoner,
 Milton Berle has been entertain ing 90 many of the tough men of the screen--Edward c. Robinson, Peter Lorre, Humphrey Bogart, Alan Ladd-that he wants to hear again the dulcet tones Of the diStaff side. So he has invited Actress Mary Bo- land to be his guest on Let Your self Go" Wednesday, March l4, at l0.30 D. m., over CBS stations Comedian Joe Don't r-u-s-h- me- Besser will also be a guest, and iE- leGn Barton will be heard in the musical moments,
 A real puzzle session is in store for listeners to Ken Murray's Which Is Which variety-quiz Wednesday, March l4, at 9.30 p. m, over CBS. In addition to Lionel Barrymore, Duke Ellington, Paulette Goddard, Sidney GreenStreet, Agnes Moore- head--or their reasonable facSimilcs "a mystery guest" will be featured.
 No ones more interested in the coming wedding of Judy Garland ana Director Vincent Minelli than the MES movie chatterer, Paula Stone. When Paula was on the coast making movies a few years ago, she counted Judy among her closest friends and when Paula inaugurat- el her present MES program, heard Tuesday and Thursday, the famous soIgblrd was on hand to help Miss Stones show get off 10 flying start
 Tn the department of strange and welcome coIncidences belongs tho appearance last Saturday night oi a Miss Dug on Ralph Edwards Truth or Consequences" program.
 According to her ration books tho young iady's name is actually FelicC Dug. According to her own testimony sns is employed in, to confound tho coincidence. . Long Island City laundry. Mir. Edwards sponsors, wht can at this point afford to be name less, greeted the young ladys ap pearance on the popular NEG pro gram by presenting her with large red alligator bag in addition to cash awards and . quantity O tho sponsors product,
 Tuesdays Gag -the-Day"
 It's Jack Benny who contribute the story Of the two EnglIshmen wht were sitting fin joining chairs Al their club. One looked up from hi paper and said, Terribly sorry, old inan, to hear about your wife"
 "Eh? Whats that?' asked tho othcr.
 T said was sorry to read thai 4hnU htiriad vniiP wife vpGkerdaVb