The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

Speaking on the broadcast will be Cardinal Spellman; Gov. Thomas E, Dewey, speaking for the people of New York State: Postmaster Gen. eral Robert F. Hannegan, represent Ing President Truman; Mrs. James F. Mcdonnell, representing the wo- men of the diocese; and the St, Patrick's Cathedral choir.
 "The American Forum of the Air" broadcast scheduled for Tuesday, March 5, from 9:30 to 10:l5 D. m. will be recorded and rebroadcast on Wednesday, March 6 at li:S5 p. m.
 Red Skelton will take his various Characterization to a series of res- taurants on ''The Red Skelton Pro- gram" tonight, WTIC, 10:30 p. m. Verna Felton as the mean widdle kids mamaw," GeGe Pearson as Clem Kadiddlehopper's girl friend, Sara Dew, and Pat McGeehan as Bolivar Shagnasty's friend all ac- company Red on his tour. Rod o. Connor and Jean Paul King an- nounce.
 Anita Ellis will sing Don't You Remember Me?" David Forester and his 32-piece orchestra will play a special arrangement of "Mala- guena."
 Nothing stops the advance in public affection of Amos n Andy, the warmly human blackface com edians on NEG Tuesday nights. Year after year they have been building bigger audiences and now the lat- est surveys show that they have more listeners than ever before in their long history as radio headlin- CTS. The Hooper survey pegs the show at 19.3 and the Crossley lists 1t at I6.9. Both tallies place them nicely among the top fifteen net work evening commercials.
 Jane Wyman and Ronald Reagan, screens stars who are Mir. and Mrs. in private life, will play the engag- ing amateur sleuths, "Tuppence and Tommy" in the This Is My Best" dramatization of Agatha Christie's ''The Man Dressed In Newspapers" over CBS on Tuesday, March 12.
 Benny Goodman, now in New York, was the guest star on the au- dition platter of new series, Music for Kings" now being of- fered for sponsorship. Regulars are vocalist Peggy Lee and the King Cole trio and the program is in- tended as a summer replacement show.
 Renee Terry was really Exploring the Unknown" in acting when she portrayed a hospital patient and her own nurse, in recent dramatiza- ton of the Sunday MES series. The week before, on the popular science program, Orson Welles took the part of both a father and his son.
 Hal (Great GildersIeevel Peary, this week signed with Capitol Rec. ords to make a second album of ehildren's stories. The NEG come- dian will platter the series this
 month.
 Few, fl any, orchestras can boast the clarinet talent contained in the Jimmy Lyteli group that aecompan- les Morton Downey on his daily noontlme Mutual network program heard over station WIG at i2:lb o'clock. Tn addition to Maestro Ly- tell. acknowledged as one of the very best on his instrument, the orchestra also includes Clarence HutehenFlder, who used to thrill swing fans a few years back as ride" elaElnetist with the original Casa L0ma orchestra.
 DagwoOd lAFthur Lakel was 1oastlng to Blonde lPenny Single lonl about hts first professional ap- 3eaEanee.
 "Tfl never forget that role" said pagwo0d. Tt caused the audience q show e lot Of feeling"
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 Blonde" and the numstead fam. lly arc Cns Sunday features at 7;3o o. ifi.. E@T.
 Radio nolahles with the most Fec- urds are mostly on the MES aclense lerleS, Exploring the Unknown.
 sherman E, pFyor, producer and director Of the popular Sunday nishf show, is the only man in radio