The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-26
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 -- by BILL HARRINGTON -

The famous English soprano, Maggie Teyte, who was the first of the great artists to come across the Atlantic after the war in Europe, will return to American listeners as guest soloiSt on the Telephone Hour tonight over WTIC at g P. M, EDST. She will feature a French art song for which she is noted, a number by her fellow countryman, Noel Coward, and an aria from Massenet's opera, "Manon."
 Conductor Donald Voorhees, and the Bell Telephone Orchestra will open the concert with "The Crickets Are Calling" and "The Sirens Song" from Jerome Kern's musical comedy, Leave It to Jane."
 When Bing Crosby appears with Ingrid Bergman in the radio ver- sion of The Bells of St. Mary's" on Screen Guild Players" program to- night, he will sing two of the songs from the picture, Aren't You Glad You're You' and "The Bells of St. Mary's." (WABC, 10:00-10:30 P.M0. Crosby will be assisted in the Bells" number by 1O-voice girl chorus.
 Crosby and Miss Bergman appear together on the Screen Guild" program for the first time, in the appealing story of devout young nuns energetic efforts to save the old St. Mary's School from being torn down. Crosby, as the practical pastor of the parish, believes that the old structure must go, but Miss Bergman, as the youthful Mother Superior of the school, brings the story to warming climax by perSuading an ostensibly hard boiled contractor to contribute a brand-new office building to the school
 Lovely strongstress Jane Froman will revive an old favorite when she sings You Go to My Head" on Tonight on Broadway" tonight at 10:30 P. M, over Station WABC. Two other songs to be sung by Miss Froman are Coax Me a Little Bit" and When You Make Love to Me, 0Oll | MdhC oCliCFC- odli9OiiS Bobby Doyle's selections include And Then It's Heaven and If You Were the Only Girl" Ray Bloch's orchestra will present spe- cial arrangements of the Russian ballad, Two Guitars; More Than You Know" and the chorus will join in on Apple Blossom Time" Fea- tured also on the program are Sportscaster Ted Husing and Con- edian Joe Besser.
 A tune sung and loved by count less Americans, Tn the Cleaning" is one of baritone Jack Berchs solos on the Tuesday, August 27th broadcast of WATERS Jack Berch Show Monday through Friday, 400 to AIS P. M, EDT. He also offers another old favorite, I'm Painting the Clouds with Sunshine , the current hit, T Don't Know Why" and the rollicking Ferris Wheel Song" Charlie Magnante and the trio play Morton Gould's fPavanne
 Bob Hawk forwards smokes to men in service hospitals, gives cash to lucky contestants and sends jokes over the airways during the Bob Hawk Show, tonight at 7:30 P. M., over Station WABC. Thou sands of free cigarettes will go to the Veterans Hospitals at Aspin- wall, Pa, and Wood, Wis; U. S. Army Regional Hospital, Ft. Jay, Governors Island, N. Y; U. S. Naval Hospital, Dublin, Ga, and U. s. Marine Hospital, Boston Mass Music for the program is furnished by Peter Van Steeden and his orchestra. The broadcast, un- der the direction of Charles White, is announced by Charlie Stark.
 Claudette Colbert and Robert Cummings will be the stars in the comedy hit, Without Reserva- tions, which opens the Radio Theatres 1946-47 season this eve ming at g P. M over WABC. Will liam Keighley is producer of the