The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-07

At a. m. EST. on Friday, Feb. 3,
the gong will ring for round one OF
the battle between Don Mcneil and
Tom Breneman, emcees respectively
of Breakfast Club and Breakfast in
hollywood. It will be their first
meeting face to face.
Arriving in Chicago in conjunc-
ton with the world premiere OF his
new motion picture. Breakfast in
HOLLYWOOD" Breneman will air his
network show from the stage Of
the Oriental theater and has told
his vast audierice in purposeful
tones that he July intends to visit
that other breakfast show where
nobody eats" to see what makes
Mcneil tick.
When actor Larry King arrives in
Hollywood to find himself without
the film job he had anticipated, he
sets out TO portray the role in real
life The Curtain Time broadcas.
of Thursday, Feb Z, will tell what
happens when King, played by
Harry Elders, sets the stage for a
fake murder and discovers to his
embarrassment a real corpse. The
drama, to be heard over WATR-
ABC at 10 p. m. is titled Dead Men
Walks"
Bob Burns. the bazooka- footing
wit, observes the Boy Scouts BIRTH
day by showing cast members how
much he remembers Of his early
scout trainirs tonight over station
VITO at 7:3U p. m. The fun be-
gins when Burns takes Leo Corey
out to the country for a lesson in
forestry. Also present to Join in
the laughs will be vocalist Shirley
Ross and orchestra leader Gordon
Jenkins,
Hams harrass Bud Abbott and
Lou Costello in their Thursday
night comedy session, when Costello.
as insurance against the growing
meat shortage, buys a pig, in the
broadcast over station VITO, this
evening at 10 p. m. The porker i'm
mediately upsest life in the Abbott
Costello households. Appropriate
musical interludes are offered by
Singers Army Arnell and Bob Mat
thews, with Carl Hoff conducting
the orchestra.
George Murphy and Nancy Cole.
man of the films co-star in TOO
Little To Live On" the story OF a
couple who decide to kill then
wealthy invalid uncle, on "Sus-
pense," at 8 p m, over station
WABC. The thriller replaces "Spoils
for Victor" originally scheduled for
this date William Spier directs the
series
Ted Malone honors the Boy
Scouts OF America on the organiza-
tons seth anniversary, Friday, Feb
S, 10 ll;45 a, m, over station VITO,
tonight at 10 p. IN. As "breathers'
between the hilarious adventures OF
the clowns, Amy Arnell sings WATT
ing for he Train to Come In" and
Bob Matthews solo is Wait and
See Carl Hotf's orchestra pro-
vides the instrumental music
Kiss and tell tales go clustering
out over the airWayes when Jack
Carson visits "Dinah Shores Open
House this evening, February 7, al
$3.50 p. m, EST over NBc. (Re-
broadcast midnight, EST
Dinah thinks that Jack protests
100 much, and when he assures her
he's only telling her these things
because they're true She all but for
gets southern hospitality and tells
him off.
Dlnah and Jack follow mp their
verbal battle with a duet and the
movie hero goes of heading Dinah's
ten-best list Of faVirite men.
Chester Norris. Gan Pace and
Bob Bailey form The steller trio
who will portray eading roles in
the This Is Ny Best" adaptation
OF Edmund Wares Saturday Even
ing Post story JEFF Raleigh's
Piano solo" over CHS on Febru-
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