The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-20
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 -- by BILL HARRINGTON --

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 thor of Can Representative Gov ernment Do The Job?"
 George V. Denny, president of Town Hall and the programs regu- lar moderator, will preside.
 The listener selection contest cur rently being conducted by the Bos-
 ton Pops broadcaSts WATR-ABC Saturday, 9:30-1O:30 P. M, has thus far resulted in audience votes from Miller sings Where Did You Learn
 To Lover" and Cant Help Lovin That Man." the latter with piano support from Duchin.
 The King Cole Trio features six numberS-"St "Straighten Up and Fly Right" Paper Moon," "Frim Tram Sauce" Hit That Jive,' Cant See for Looking" and Gee Baby, Amt I Good to You?'
 An all-reQuest program starring the Metropolitan Opera favorites Licia Albanese and Francesca Val entmo, will be featured on the final broadcast of the seasons Treasure Hour of Song" series, heard ovel WOR-Mutual tonight from 9:3O to 10 P. M.
 With Alfredo Alltonini conduct Ing the orchestra, Miss Albanese. lyric soprano, will be heard in "One Night of Love-" "Ah, fors' e lui' from La Traviata" and with Mir. Valentino, in the waltz duet, My Hero" from "The Chocolate Sol dier."
 Dunninger, radios Master Men talist, is proving to be equally as amazing during his first personal appearances at New York's Hotel B1ltmore as he is over NEG each Tuesday! For 58 minutes each mid- night, or twice the time of his week. ly appearances on the air, Dunnin- ger walks through the audience an- nouncing the thoughts that he has received from each table. On open- ing night, Dunninger told one elder Y lady from New Haven, Conn.,, that he had been receiving the thought from someone in her home town that she had left her radio on. The lady scoffed at the idea but, at MT. D's suggestion, got the long distance operator and called up her next door neighbor to check on the fact. Not only was the radio on but. at that very moment, it was dis turbing the neighbor with 8 singing commercial for a competitive spon- sor!
 Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, fun makers on NEG Thursday nights, were recalling inventions which made fortunes for the men who in- troduced them.
 T would have liked to be the man who invented life savers" said Cos- tello. He made a mint!"
 When Harry Simeone writes an arrangement for Fred Warnings NEG broadcaSts, he's far from fin- lshed when he puts the last note on paper. On single show this week, he was featured as piano soloist in his arrangement of "Danse Maca- bre" and conducted the orchestra in his version of Come Rain, Come Shine"
 Red Foley, singing star of NBC's Saturday night Grand Ole Opry," will soon record an album of sev- eral of the favorite songs that are heard and requested most often by Opry listeners. Of the forty or more discs that Red has cut in the past. only about five remain in print. and the demand is greatly exceeding the supply.
 Duke Ellington, ripe for a network series, and recently signed by Musi- craft Records, will also do the score for @ New York show, 'The Beg gar's Opera" in which Lena Horne is slated to star.
 Private investigator Richard Rogue (Dick PowelD tries to hold out the key witness in murder trial, thus upsetting the plans of the murderer's brother, who hap pens to be big operator with more than postwar vacuum cleaner, during Missing Witness" attest episode in Mutual's thrilling detective series, "Rogue's. Gallery" ,onight, 8:S0 to g P. M. Dee Engel- bach produces and directs, and leith Stevens conducts the orches- ra in special background music.
 Bob Burns, the wit on NBC nights, has been a con- istent booster of Canoga Park, so | he grateful citizens of the com nunity recently turned out en nasse to cut the weeds and paint | he fence of the Burns ranch. In