The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
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 - by BILL HARRINGTON --

 1 ton) "The Girl That Marry CMel-
 ton); Who Do You Love, I Hope" | (Clayton); "They Say It's Wonder
 ful" CNNelton, Clayton-duet).
 A series of warehouse robberies along the eastern seaboNgd, all sus- piciously similar in character, comes to the attention of WJz-ABC's fic-
 tional chief of counterspies David Harding. The result of his inves-
 tigation. titled the Case of the Confident Crook" will be drama tlzed during the Sunday, April 2l, broadcast of David Harding -Coun- terspy at 5:30 D. m. over WATR- ABC. Tn corralling the perpetra- tors of these robberies, Harding re- sorts to trick used by ,gangsters during prohibition days, which ul- timately proves that 1t pays to play with the other fellows dice.
 Raymond Massey, stage and film star, will be heard as Paul Revere, " when Exploring the Unknown" dramatizes some of the many ac- complishments of the man known principally for horseback ride, in its broadcast over Station WOR, April 2t, at 9 D. m. Revere's historic ride ovcrShadowS, in the eyes of most people, his accomplishment as a metal worker, practical scien- tiSt gadeeteer and general handy man of liberty Revere was the first man to roll copper in America, an expert worker in such other metals as silver iron and tin, maker of gunpowder and moulder of public opinion.
 sammy Kaye, whose Sunday Ser. enade" combines poetry and popular music, features vocaliStS Mary Mar low. Billy Williams, Don Cornell and Betty Barclay on the broadcast of April 2l at l;30 D. m, over Station WATR. Miss Marlow will offer oh, What It Seemed to Be-" after which Billy Williams sings The Gypsy." Don Cornell, with the Kaye choir, levives Irving Berlin's sEaster Par ade" and Betty Barclay will be heard ill Some Sunday Morning" The program comes from Omaha | Nebraska a stop on their personal appearance tour.
 Composer Irving Berlin and Met ! ropolitan Opera stars Kersten Thor borg and Torsten Ralf will be the | guests of Paul Whiteman and Mar tha Tilton when the RADIO HALT. OF FAME is heard over WATR- ABC on Easter Sunday. from to 6;30 D. m,
 In response to requests, the theme song of the Stradivari Orchestra will be heard in full as a vocal solo on the Sunday. April 2l program over WATR-ABC. It will be sung by Nino Ventura, tenor soloist of the ensemble. It is My Faithful Strad" from Kalman's operetta "Sari."
 Jacques Gasselin, concertmaster, will play Tchaikovsky's Song With out Words" and the intermezzo from Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana." Ventura will also be heard in Sctu- bert's Ave Maria"
 Other numbers, all in special ar- arrangements made by Paul LaValle, conductor, include Bizet's "Agnus Dei", Grieg's ITO Spring" the waltz from Tchaixovsky's "Nutcracker Suite" Charles's Sweet Song of Long Ago" and the Brahms 'Lulla- by"
 The appearance of His Eminence, Francis Cardinal Spellman, to read his newest poem, Resurrection" will be the highlight of a special broadcast of music appropriate to the Easter season, to be heard over Mutual, Sunday, April 2l c to 7:30 p. m, The reading by Cardinal Spellman marks the first recital of this poem.
 In keeping With the spirit of Easter, the musical portion of the program will be devoted to c per- formance of excerpts from the great Rossinl "Stabat Mater" with Syl- van Levin conducting the full or- chestra and the following distin- guished artists as soloists: Thelma Votipka, soprano; Winifred Heidt, contralto; Eugene Conley, tenor, and Hugh Thompson, baritone. Music details: