The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05
VA VELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

ward EVerett HortonS nltWltlclSlnS, prepares to talk his way out of a pronoun predicament when he well known film tand stage comedian appears as guest on the Alan Young Show tonight WATR-A4C -9 to 9:30 D. m.
 Romantic cross:ire from wealthy Hubert Updike (Jim Backus) will enliven the race for Betty Ditten- feffer's Clean Gillespie) affections.
 The Four Chicks and Chuck will sing a tive version of current song hit with George Wyle and his orchestra.
 The fact that juvenile delin- quency may occur as readily among families of wealth as among the underprivileged is demonstrated in the broadcast of Jerry Devine's This Is Your FBI to be heard over WATR-ABC tonight at 8:30. Two boys whose families neglect them break open a safe in order to get money for @ sailboat, crime that involves them more and more deep- ly as they attempt to cover their tracks. The FBI finds them af- ter they have realized the futility of crime. Although guilty, their genuine remorse and youth work to tighten the penalty.
 Don Dunphy and Steve Ellis, substituting for vacationing Bill Corum, will describe the 10-round middleweight bout between George (Sonny) Horne of New York and Coley Welch of Portland, Me-, at the St. Nicholas Arena tonight at 10 D. m. over WATR-ABC.
 The Friday night fight broadcasts on WATR-ABC-a part of the Cav alcade of Sports-will originate from St. Nicholas Arena during the month of April while Madison Square Garden Is occupied by the Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey Circus.
 For the first time in radio his- tory a complete 15-minute com- mercial show will reach the !is- tening audience when the Ches- terfieid Supper Club" broadcasts from a "TWA Constellation" 20,- 900 feet in the air. The program will be heard via WTIC-NBC's na- tional hookup at 2 p. m. and will star Perry Como and Joe Stafford in addition to the regular Sup per Club" cast. This unique pro- gram is a "bon-voyage" party for singing star Perry Como, who leaves early Saturday morning for Holly wood to begin work on his new 20th Century Fox Pictures, That's For Me"
 Red Foley joins Grand Ole Opry" as its new singing star, and Roy Acuff makes his farewell ap- -pearance on the NBC broadcast, on Saturday, April 6, at 10:30 p. m. Foley will sing two of his own com- positions, Old Shep" and Shame, Shame on You"
 Tenor James Melton and Victoria Schools, guest soprano, offer popu- lar and operatic favorites on the Star Theater," Sunday, April ', at 9:3O D. m. over CBS. Fire Grief Ed Wynn narrates a comical version of the opera, La Traviata."
 A feeling of impending doom hov- CTS over the airwaves on April 5 when arch-meanie Boris Karloff makes a guest appearance on The Ginny Simms Show" tonight at 7:3C D. m. over WABC.
 But 1t isn't long before Karlofi convinces Ginny that even 6 ghoulish guy can be gay and amusing when he's doing nip ups, albeit eerily, for the benefit of a pretty girl.
 Ginny's special c. I. guest is Car Carelli, accordionist of East LoS Angeles. former musician Sc in the Navy.
 Sheriff Mark chase helps a Navy dischargee keep hS lucrative res' taurant business when 6 racketeer sensing a boom for the eatery. at. tempts to force the ex-sailor to sell during the WATR-ABC broadcast Of The Sheriff tonight at s:30 p m. Cousin Cassie. played by female impersonator Oiyn Landlck, and Bobby Kean, provide the comis relief in the drama in which Rob. ert Haag portrays The Sheriff.
 Gene Kelly. celebrated dancer actors will be the hlg-nane guesl