The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-03
Wau&LeA - by BILL HARRINGTON -

1 "SSSSStSNVN~SNNVt
 An all-Brahms program will be
 presented on the second WATR.
 ABC broadcast from the Berkshire
 Music Festival tonight from 9:30 to
 1o:30 P. M.
 pr. Serge Koussevitzky, conduct
 ing the entire Boston Symphony
 Orchestra, will present Carol Brice.
 contralto, as soloist. Miss Brice will
 be heard with a male chorus and
 the orchestra in Brahms Rhapsody
 Op. 53.2 The concluding number
 will be the familiar Symphony No. 2.
 Miss Brice first sang for Dr. kouSseyitzky in February, 1946,
 when she was heard by the
 Friends of the Boston Symphony
 Orchestra. He also heard her via
 radio when she was soloist with
 Fritz Reiner in broadcast of De
 F'alla's "El Amor Brujo." It was this
 which led to an addition with him
 and her engagement by the Friends Of the Boston Symphony.
 Something old, something new. something borrowed and something blue, musically speaking. make up the Grand Ole Opry" program broadcast tonight at lO:30 P. M.. over Station WTIC. Re dFoley. sing ing star of the "Opry", starts the show of with it's oldest number, Methodist Pie" which came over to Kentucky with the original set tiers from England Also in the old category are Red River Val ley sung by the Old Hickory Sing CTS, and Arkansas Traveller" play ed by PeeWee Kings speedy fd- dlers, Shorty and Red. Foley's hymn There's a Light Guiding Me" was sung by. the pioneers. The closing square dance. Devils Dream" is another old-timer. For something new, Foley sings the modern love song, Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" Whitey Ford, the Duke of Paducah, offers new comic com ments on old human traits. and Minnie Pearl brings in her latest laugh-packed report from Grinders Swith. Something borrowed" is represented by Don't You Want to Go to Heaven" arranged and adapt ed by Wally Fowler and his Oak Ridge Quartet from the old gospel song, Amazing Grace" Mack Me Garrs mandolin is heard in some thing blue, the World War I hit,
 Farewell Blues
 James Melton solos If Loved You' from the Broadway hit play, Carousel,' and joins his guest so- prano, Jane Lawrence, in the duet, 'Auf Wiedersehen, on the Sunday, Aug. 4 Star Theater" airing over CBS at 9;30 A. M The piano team Of Saperton and Shelter features GershWin's Liza"
 Lionel Barrymore, famous for his hlm portrayals of physicians, will enact the leading role of Dr. Bill Brown in "A Man to Remember" :" the drama to be heard Tuesday. Aug. G. on. Encore Theater' over CBS at 9.3U F. M
 A man who is dead but not dead IS the central figure, when "The Articles of Death" is presented by an all-star Hollywood cast on Suspense, radios "theater of thrills on Thursday Aug. B. over | CBS at P. M.
 The State vs John Harlow to be dramatized on Famous Jury Trials, tonight at 8:30 P. M., over tells the unfortunate story of a doctor who returns to his nome town after spending 10 years n prison unjustly. Determined to clear his name by forcing the three men who caused his imprisonment .o tell the truth, he suddenly finds on trial for the murder of one Of the three. Only the brilliant defense of his lawyers prevents his being rallroaded to the electric 'hair, bringing justice to the real liller.
 The terrifying dilemma of a. hitch llKer thumbing ride at night to 'scape a killer, yet trembling with ear lest he will flag the murderer's ar, will be dramatized during the broadcast of Dark 'enture when movie actor Elliot lewis plays the lead in The Chase" onight at 8 P M. Blinded by on- ushing headlights and shaking ( ith terror, the hitch-hiker claws | is way through the darkness, ringing the drama to a thrilling