The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19

played by the SuaVe lauy gangSOer consists of turing the wives of prominent men to a fortune teller, her confederate, and selling the in- formation given during the crystal gazing session to crooked business groups.
 The plaintive ballad, "Nobody's Darling" and the spirited spiritual, When the Saints Go Marching h." are Roy Acuff's varied solos, on Grand Ole Opry," tonight at 10 D. m., over Station WTTC. Other tuneful highspots include Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie" and My Darling Nellie Gray," harmon ized by the Old Hickory Singers; Bully of the Town" fast fiddle number by Tommy MagneSs, Mack McGarr, his mandolin and Twelfth Street Rag" and the square dance closer, Eighth of January" played by the Smoky Mountain Boys. The Duke of Paducah (Whitey Ford pokes some gentle kidding at the time when he was kid, and Minnie Pearl relates the latest gossip from her home town.
 The dark corridor of the mind leading to insanity is the theme Of this Saturday nights Dick Tracy radio drama in which Americas favorite detective pits his wits against those of an interruptions criminal psychiatrist, Dr. Phrenic' who, with his equally avaricious as- sistant, Miss Libido, are bent on destroying the beautiful but helpless heiress Anne Neesia. The blunder- ing Vitamin Flintheart and his wife Snowflake play into the murderers hands when in following up the suspicious of the loyal Big Alonzo they attempt the role of rescuers without the detectives help and are promptly brought to the verge, Of death for their pains. When Tracy himself arrives and is subjected to the same hypnotic influence as the rest of the doctors victims, the chances for the forces of good to prevail over the forces of evil look slim indeed. The new Dick Tracy show originates in New York over WATR-WJZ and is heard at 7:so p. m.
 Ingrid Bergman and Ray Midland will receive their New York Film Critics Awards and Miss Bergman will re-enact a scene from The Bells of St. Mary's" when they ap- pear on the Radio Hall of Fame over WATR-ABC on Sunday, Jan. 20. at 6 D. m, Paul Whiteman, con- ductor, and Martha Hilton, feat ured singer, will serenade the film luminaries with appropriate music during the big Sunday variety show.
 Louella Parsons will be hostess to Edith Head, chief designer for Par- amount Pictures, when The New Louella Parsons Show is broadcast over WATR-ABC on Sunday, Jan. 20, at 9:l5 D. m., Miss Heads visit to the program will heighten the widespread interest aroused by the comments of another noted fashion designer. Orry Kelly, during q prev ious guest appearance with Miss Parsons. Musical interludes will be under the direction of Jan Savittl who has taken over the baton on the program.
 RiEe Stevens, young American mezz-soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, will return to the Ford Sum day Evening Hour for the January 20, WATR-ABC program when Karl Krueger, conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra again serves as guest conductor. The program to be heard from 6 to 9 D. m.. will be the i7th concert of the current season.
 The program will be of Scottish Spanish flavor with Miss Stevens singing the aSeguidilla" from Bizet'i 'Carrnen" and the orchestra play ing the Dance Bohemienne" from the same work. American works also will be heard including "A Scot tish Fantasie" by Harry Gilbert.
 4 phoney fortune teller runs intl mirthful misf0rtunes when 'eIhl Great GiIdersleeve" decides to ex- poae him, ia the comedy hEOaacaSl