St. Albans Daily Messenger from St. Albans, Vermont • 6

PAGE SIX ST. ALEANS DAILY MESSENGER SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1942 urn Music Festival Broadcast On WC AX Tonight From 8 to 8:15 Music In The Morgan Manner 9 Now Heard Over Station WWSR Music In The Morgan Manner heralds the smooth, distinctive dance music of that versatile maestro, arranger and composer, Russ Morgan, now heard on Station WWSR. This brilliant young conductor and his orchestra have attained national popularity on all the radio networks and since 1935 have gone from one triumph to another in leading theatres, and the smartest hotels and night clubs. Russ Morgan is also recognized as one of the greatest arrangers of today. Before organizing his own band he had already made a name for himself as arranger for John Philip Sousa, Victor and for the famous Jean Goldkettes orchestra of All Stars which included many names which have since become celebrities of top-ranking fame.

Russ is also a composer with many successes to his credit; he has a good tenor voice; in addition to being an acknowledged master of the piano and trombone, he plays five other instruments and is studying organ, harp and string; he has now completed a book on concertos. Yes, Russ is indeed versatile an all-around musician of highest calibre. program whose guests will include Major Frank G. Lahm, first U. S.

Army pilot, and Colonel Eddie Rickenbacker. World War I ace. A third guest, representing Americas current aerial war efforts. will be Captain William Bohnaker, recently back from Java where he downed several Japanese planes in battles over the Macassar Straits. Arrangements are being made through the cooperation of the Army for the broadcast direct from the bomber in flight.

Listeners will experience every thrill of a power dive at a practice target, with navigator, pilot and bombardier explaining their duties. The broadcast will be made from over an Army bombing target base still to be named. Major Lahm learned to fly from the Wright Brothers in the early part of the century. He will trace the development of the airplane in warfare as one who has been actively identified with every step. Rickenbacker, just back in New York from a tour of the air training bases, will give an intonate report on his findings.

U. S. NAVY BAND With Kate Smith and Ted Collins again heard as hostess and host of Columbia networks Spirit of 42 the United States Navy Band, under the direction of Lieutenant Charles Brendler, offers listeners a program of stirring marches. (WCAX-CBS, Sunday, 2:00 to 2:30 P.M.). AUSTRALIAN PROGRAM Continuing its "Music of Free Nations series, the Columbia WCAX lllGUUGUTS PUBLIC AFFAIRS 4:30 p.m.

PRESS NEWS. 6:30 p.Sti. MOBILGAS NEWS. 6:45 pm. THE WORLD TODAY.

8:55 pm. NEWS. 10:30 p.m. MOBILGAS NEWS. 10:45 pm.

NEWS OF THE WORLD. 12:00 m. PRESS NEWS. SPORTS 6:15 p.m. DOBLER'S SPORT-LITE.

8:00 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS. VARIETY 7:15 pm.1 "PHILADELPHIA CALLING. 7:30 p.m. TILLIE THE TOILER.

9:00 p.m. YOUR HIT PARADE. SPECIAL 8:00 pm. MUSIC FESTIVAL Sunday NEWS 8:00 a.m. PRESS NEWS.

9:00 am. MOBILGAS NEWS. 12:30 p.m. MOBILGAS NEWS. 8:55 p.m.

ELMER DAVIS. 10:30 p.m. MOBILGAS NEWS. 11:00 pm. HEADLINES AND BYLINES.

DRAMA 7:30 p.m. We. THE PEOPLE. 8:30 p.m. CRIMj.

DOCTOR THEATRE. 9:00 p.m. AVE MARIA PRO GRAM. VT. THEATER OF THE AIR.

RELIGION 10:00 a.m. CHURCH OF THE AIR. 10:30 a.m.' WINGS OVER JORDAN. 1:00 p.m. CHURCH OF THE AIR.

5:30 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PROGRAM. VARIETY 1:35 p.m. WHATS NEW AT THE ZOO? The 15th annual Vermont Music Festival draws to a close tonight with a concert by an All-State orchestra of 190 pieces and an All-State Chorus of 675 voices. WCAX will make a pick-up direct from Memorial Auditorium to bring listeners the following program from 8 to 8:55 PM.

Petite Bouree De Prosse Rondo Mozart Orchestra Hob A Derry Dano Welsh-Wood POWER DIVE We. the People will take its listeners via radio on an actual target power dive in a U. S. Army bomber as the highlight of its broadcast Sunday, May 10, at 7:30 p.m., on the WABC-Colum-bia Network. The Army Air Force will be the theme of the Broadcasting Symphony unde, the direction of Howard Barlow presents a program Sunday devoted to Music of Free Austria," with Luise Rainer, eminent Austrian actress, as guest speaker.

(WCAX-CBS, 3:00 to 4:30 Barlows program consists of "The Magic Flute Overture by Mozart, the same composers G. Minor Symphony, No. 40, and of Schuberts Seventh Symphony in major. VERA BRODSKY Beginning a new series of Sunday morning piano recitals, Vera Brodsky plays the world premiere of a composition by Abram Chasins, noted American composer pianist, on Sunday. (WCAX-CBS, 11:05 to 11:30 A.M.).

The work, only recently completed, is Narrative for piano and bears the subtitle Remembrance of Things Past. Miss Brodsky is to interview the composer during the broadcast. The pianist opens her first program of the series with Schumanns Novelette in F-sharp minor, Opus 21. BACHS FAVORITE PUPIL The Chorale Prelude: Ewig-keit, du Donnerwort by Johann Ludwig Krebs, whom the great Bach considered his best pupil, is played by Julius Mattfeld Sunday on From the Organ Loft. (WCAX-CBS, 9:15 to 9:45 A.M.).

Mattfeld also plays Communion by Torres, Tremblays Menuet francais, Phansie by Mansfield, and Choral by Pierne. DISCUSS PSALMS Louis Untermeyer, noted poet and critic, and Irwin Edman, philsopher. Join Pulitzer Prize Poet Mark Van Doren in an informal discussion of the Psalms of the Bible on Invitation to Learning. (WCAX-CBS, Sunday, 11:30 AM. to 12:00 Noon).

PEARL ARBOR HERO Mrs. Henrietta Miller, of Waco, Texas, mother of Doris Miller, Negro messman who manned machine guns on the U. S. S. Arizona last December 7 in Pearl Harbor, is special guest on Wings Over Jordan.

(WCAX-CBS, Sunday. 10:30 to 11:00 A.M.). The Rev. Glen T. Settle conducts the 30-voice Negro choir in an appropriate Mothers Day program of spirituals.

Station WDEV WATERBlRY, VT. PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY MAY 10. 1942 heyil Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Noted. NBC1 7:30, Ellery Queen: 8, Abies Irish Rose; 8:30, Truth or Consequences; 9, Barn Dance; 10:15, Labor For Victory, C. I.

O. Speakers. CBS 8, Guy Lombardo: 8:30, Hobby Lobby: 9, WCAX, Hit Parade; 9.45, CBS, Serenade; 10:15, Navy Relief Society Iogram. BLU 8, Green Hornet; 8:30, Swap Night; 9, NBC Summer Symphony, new time; 10, Bob Ripley; 10:30, Canadas Stag Party. MBS 8, American Eagle Club, London; 8:30, California Melodies, new time; 9, America Loves a Melody, new tune; 10:15, America Preferred Concert.

Programs for Tomorrow Mothers Day CBS, 12:15 p. WCAX, Mrs. William N. Berry, War Mother; 2. CBS, Spirit of 42, overseas pickups; 6:15, From Camp Forrest, Tenn.

BLU 1:30, War Mothers Program, Senator Downey: 6:15. Tribute to Mothers. MBS 1, From Camp Lee, 5:30, Marines Program. Talks MBS, 11 a. Reviewing Stand, U.

S. Morale Five Months Later; NBC, 2:30 p. Roundtable, Aliens in Otir Midst; BLU, 2, Wake Up Forum Intercollegiate Radio Debate Finalists; CBS, 7:15, WCAX, Rep. G. H.

Bender on Civilian Defense; MBS, 8, Forum, "Problem of Trade Barriers. NBC 1:30. World Is Yours Drama; 5, Festival of Freedom Concert; 7, Jack Benny; 8, Charlie McCarthy and Jane Withers; 9, Merry-Go-Round; 10:30, Joe and Mabel Comedy. CBS 3:15, WCAX, Columbia Symphony; 5, CBS. Gladys Swarthout; 7:30, WCAX, We The People; 9, CBS, Fred Allen Hour; 10:30, They Live Forever.

Highlights on Chain Stations Churchill to Speak NEW YORK. (Wide World) The networks are realigning their schedules for 3 oclock Sunday afternoon to carry the announced broadcast of Britains Prime Minister Winston Churchill. He is expected to talk 15 minutes or so on war developments. Programs for Tonight All networks 7, This Is War Finale, Raymond Massey in Yours Received and Contents WWSR Programs for Sunday, May 10, 1942. 10:00 News 10:15 Mothers Day Program 10:30 Boys Town 11:00 Norwich Bacculaureate Sermon 12:00 News 12:15 Norman Cloutriers 12:30 Jesse Welden Inn 12:45 I Hear the Southland Happened This Week 1:15 SIGN OFF.

WWSR Programs for Monday, May 11, 1942. 6:45 Jack Kams Swapper 7:30 News 7:45 Yawn Patrol 9:15 Morning Devotions 9:30 News 9:45 Treasury Star Parade 10:00 Norwich Commencement Exercises 12:00 Broncho Busters 12:30 News 12:45 For Your Amusement 1:00 Farm News 1:15 Lest We Forget 1:30 Kentucky Ramblers 2:00 Parade of Bands 2:30 News 2:45 Stars on the Horizon 3:00 Listen to Liebert 3:15 Flashes of Life 3:30 Concert Hall 4:00 Tea Time Tunes 4:15 Land of the Free 4:30 News 4:45 Sing Your Worries Away 5:00 Broncho Busters 5:30 Sport News 5:45 Danceland Ballroom 6:30 Novatime 6:45 News 7:00 SIGN OFF. WCAX 620 Kilocycles on the Dial TODAY 4:00 Matinee at Meadowbrook. 4:30 News. 4:35 Matinee at Meadowbrook.

5:00 Colorado Wranglers. 5:30 Library of Congress Program. 6:00 Swmgalong. 6:15 Doblers Sportlite. 6:20 Supper Serenade.

6:30 Mobilgas News. 6:45 The World Today. 7:00 Lost Empire. 7 1 5 Philadelphia Calling. 7:30 Today in Sports 7:45 Lets Dance 8:00 Vt.

Music Festival 8:55 John Daly, News. 9:00 Your Hit Parade. 9:45 Hotel Metropolis. 10:15 Public Affairs. 10:30 Mobilgas News.

10:45 News of the World. 11:00 Hal McIntyre Orchestra. 11:30 Freddy Martin Orchestra. 12:00 News. 12:05 Sign Off.

SUNDAY A.M. 8:00 News of the World. 8:05 Louise WUcher, organist. 8:30 Springtime. 9:00 Mobilgas News.

9:15 From the Organ Loft. 9 :45 Columbias Gypsy Caravan. 10:00 Church of the Air. 10:30 Wings over Jordan. 11:00 Program Resume.

11:05 Vera Brodsky, pianist 11:30 Invitation to Learning. 12:00 Syncopation Piece. P.M. 12:15 Mothers Day Program 12:30 Mobilgas News. 12:45 Salt Lake City Chou1, 1:00 Church of the Air.

1 :30 News. 1:35 Whats New at the Zoo? 2:00 Spirit of 42. 2:30 Columbia Workshop. 2:55 News. 3:00 Winston S.

Churchill The West Wind Mitchell Dance, My Comrades Bennett Boys Chorus Brother James Air Trew In Pixieland Dyson Orchestra Chanson de Marie Antoinette Jacobson-Andrews How Softly Runs the Afternoon Finden-Salter Girls Chorus 8:30 Columbia Broadcasting Symphony 4:30 Treasury Star Parade. 4:45 Vocal Varieties. 6:00 World's Most Honored Music. 5:30 Christian Science Program 5:45 Album Leaves 6:00 Queen City Limited. 7:00 Marvel of Vision.

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"Letters To My Son. Boys Town. Symphonietta. Southland Serenade. Melodic Moods.

20th Century Serenade. Dude Ranchers. Hickam Field Glee Club. Stan Kentons Orchestra. Musical Interlude.

Kay Kysers Orchestra. Concert Album. I Hear America Singing. Pmehurst Popular Melodies. Music From Many Lands.

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