The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-19
WAu&AekA - by BILL HARRINGTON -

Stage, screen and radio lend goodly measure of their finest tal- ent to the cause of cancer control as Bob Hope and Frank Sinatra head list of star performers who will take part in a special Mutual network broadcast, produced in CO., operation with the American Can- cer Society, to be heard this eve. ming ii:30 p. m. to i2:30 a. m.
 Bob Hope, master of whip-lash- wit, and Frank Sinatra, bobby soX idol, will act aS maSter-of f-ceremon- les as they each lead half of the full hour variety show which will originate from Mutuals Hollywood studios.
 Ginny Simms, chantuSe par ex- cellence, and Perry Como, hand some young singing star, will share the limelight in the musical portion of the show, singing the hits that have set the nations toes tapping from coast to coast. James Cagney, of the tough accent and pugnac- iouS screeM air, and Lew Ayres, veteran dramatic actor, share hon. ors during their appearance on the program.
 The documented case on Jerry Devine'S This Is Your FBI, to be heard over WATR-ABC tonight at 8:30 p. m., will dramatize a kid- naping in which the victim Is held in the trackless Florida everglades. Using a concealed camera, the FBI secures a picture of the criminals as the ransom money is picked up and successfully concludes the case. All programs on This Is Your F'B1 are true cases taken from the files of the FBI
 A telephone operator who over hears a torrid conversation preced- ing series of shots plays an irn- portant part in Mark Chase's eff forts to solve the case of Murder By Telephone" during WATR-ABC broadcast of The Sheriff on tonight at 0:30 D. I1l., over WATR-WJZ. A wealthy girl, her fiance and his aunt are involved in a malicious plot whose solution is unusual. Cou- sin Cassie, played by female in- personator Olyn Landick, and young Bobby Kean will be on hand to aid The Sheriff, portrayed by Rob- ert Hagg, bring the murderer to justice.
 Comedian Alan Young brings his new kind of humor along when he makes guest appearance on '"rhe Ginny Simms Show tonight, at 7:S0 p. m. over WABC.
 Ginny learns from Alan, who is out in the great open spaces to make his first movie, that Holly wood is mighty weird place. , Ginny sings several old and new song hits and turns the spotlight | on Frank Gelinas, 28, baritone. for merly of Boston, as part of her | Give A Discharged Serviceman A Job" campaign.
 WATR-ABC's veteran fightcast- CTS, Don Dunphy and Bill Corum, will be on hand to describe the ten round lightweight bout between New York's Maxie Shapiro and Ju- lio Jiminez of Mexico, at the St. Nicholas Arena when the Caval- cade of Sports is heard tonight at 10 p. m.
 Shapiro is veteran performer who has defeated some of the best in his class, including the world lightweight champ, Bob Montgom- cry. Jiminez has been undefeated in his last four fights. with Cleo Shans the last to go down before his flying fists.
 Tn the absence of her landlady. ''Maisie" prepares to take care of her landlady's young nephew who is due to arrive. She prepares a nursery for the youngster. buys toys. etc. and has 'boned up" on child care, only to have the nephew turn out to be a returned veteran. ! handsome and of-age. on the @Mal- sie" show.s over station WABC ct