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Evening star., 1927-12-19

Army and Navy Junior Dance
at Carlton Christmas Eve.
The committee in charge Of the
Army and Navy junior dance. to be
held at the Carlton Hotel Christmas
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Mr.. Lawrence Baldwin of Hawaii is
the guest of Mr.. William S. Conkey
during his visit in Washington.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Lieut.. Herbert B. Kirkpatrick, u.
s. A, of Fort Hoyle, Md, will spend
the holidays with his parents, Col.
and Mrs. Thomas ]. Kirkpatrick, at
2910 Ordway street.
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McIntire's mother, Mrs. Mary B.
Palmer,
Mr.. Cecil Way was the week end
guest Of Mr.. William Jeffries Chewing,
jr., in Virginia.
Mrs Oscar Jarecki has closed her
apartment at the Carlton, and re-
turned to her home in Erie, Pa, over
Christmas and the New Year. She
will return to the Carlton about Janu-
ary for the Spring.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Col and Mrs. o. f. Snyder are
guests of Mrs. John Jay Darby, jr., of
Greensboro, N. c., for the Christmas
hOlidaNS
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Mrs. Neill r. Bailey of 2100 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest.
Mrs. Edward S. Munford will have
with her for the Christmas holidays
her daughter. Mrs. A. Toutant Beaure-
gard, and Betty. who will arrive Wed
nesday night from Long Beach. Calf.
Comdr. Beauregard, executive Off
Ger of the Texas, docked Saturday at
the New York Navy Yard and will
join them here.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Mrs. Robinson Downey who has
spent several weeks at the willard
Hotel is returning to her home at
Greencastle. Pa, for the holidays and
will come to Washington after the
new year for a visit Of some length.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Miss Marion Grimes has issued invi.
tations for dinner at the Club st.
Marks December "a. preceding the
Army and Navy junior dance at the
Carlton.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Mrs. Samuel Senior has returned
to Bridgeport, Conn, after visiting
her brother and sister in law, Mr..
and Mrs. Enos Newman for 10 days
Mrs. Newman entertained at lunch
con Wednesday for her sister law
at the Mayflower Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Ross McIntire will
leave this evening for Coronado,
Calf, to spend Christmas with Mrs
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Representative and Mrs. Schuyler
Otis Bland have come to Washington
for the Winter and have taken an
apartment at the Highlands, on Con-
necticut avenue.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

The military attache of the Cuban
embassy and Sonora de Prieto were
hosts at luncheon yesterday. when
their guests were Col. and Mrs. J. c.
Pegram and Mr.. and Mrs William
Walker Smith.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Representative and Mrs. Harcourt
j. Pratt of New York have left Wash
ington for their home in Highland
for the Christmas holidays. They will
return to their apartment at the Nav
flower early in January.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Comdr. Theodore Jewell viii be host
IT dinner this evening at Club Chan
teclere in compliment To Miss kath-
arine Wrenn and her fiance. Lieut.
Robert +. Jasperson u. S. ~. whose
marriage will take place Friday after
noon,
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Munir Suryea Bey, the Turkish con.
sui general in New York, arrived YES
terday and is at the Wardman Park
Hotel for a few days.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Mrs. r. NJ. Kaufman, who is visit.
Ing her mother, Mrs. G. c. Willis. at
Champaign. ILL.,, will not return to her
of January.
Evening star., 1927-12-19
Secretary of State Kellogg
Returns to City.

The Secretary of state, Mr.. Kel-
logg, will return this afternoon from
New York, where he has been for a
few days.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

Miss Betty Ridsdale was hostess to
a company Of % at Iucheon today. on.
'tertaining in compliment 10 Miss Mar.
garet BouYe.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

The Ambassador Of France and
Nine. Claudel viii be the guests of
honor at dinner this evening of the
Minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Peter, who have invited company
of 16 to meet them.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
THE frankness of Howard Marsh

THE frankness of Howard Marsh,
leading tenor in Ziegfeld's SHOW
Boat" opening at the National Thea
ter Tuesday. is amazing. lie is per-
haps the only man on the stage who
is willing TO tell just how and why
ne became an actor.
II have heard so many false
Stories" he says, "about art and a
stage career that they bore me, and
| have made it my business, there
fore, to be absolutely honest in dis
cussing my experience as an actor.
The truth is never intended to he
an actor. l started out as an en-
gineer and attended Purdue Univer-
sity with this idea In mind. Here
I followed the regular course and
studied conscientiously. Somehow or
other / came to the attention of
George Ade, however. He was al
ways interested i'm theatricals at Pur.
due. and by the time | reached my
senior year he wrote the annual play
for the Harlequin Club. 1t was
called 1.-The Fair Coed and was later
used as professional vehicle for
Elsie Janis. AS good luck would
have it, / was chosen to play the
leading role in that production. and
to my surprise and delight made
good in it.
Now the natural thing for me to
Evening star., 1927-11-13
FILMOGR A Nj S

Mrs. Francis G. Tying, the former
Baroness Won Rhoden, well known in
Washington social and musical circles,
will be feature of the Fox Theater
symphony Orchestra concert to he
given at the Fox Theater today at .
pm. Mrs. Tvng. whose husband, Capt.
+. c. Tying of the United States Army
Medical Corps, is now stationed here.
is a mezZo soprano of unusual ability
and attained success as a singer in
Hamburg and Munich before coming
to America.
Theodore Won Eltz. leadin: man in
Florence Vidor's production, "One
Woman to Another" which is shown
here this week first faced an audience
as magician. He knew all the Sc
crets with the elusive coin. the hand
kerchief and the cards. having dabbled
in magic before entering motion pic
lures.
In Richard Rarthelmess' foot ball
picture, The Drop Kick wh ch VIII
he shown on local screen in the near
future. 10 national college stars.
Youths who were selected from 80 col
leges as finest examples of American
manhood after extensive screen tests,
will make their professional debut.
Preparations are already under way
for the annual Stanley-Crandall Christ
mas community parties for the chill
dren residing in the neighborhoods of
the various residential theaterS, to he
held Christmas morning. These Christ
mas parties are an annual event tos-
tered by the public service department
of the Stanley -Crandall Co, Harriet
Hawley Locher. director.
Every form of Oriental torture. not
the least fantastic Of which is pouring
molten gold down a victims throat. is
introduced in Two Ara hian Knights,
but for comedy purposes only. The
story deals with the adventures of two
American doughhoys who find them
ceIxac ~, A "a hia
Evening star., 1927-11-13
'THE MERRY WIVES OF WIND


SOR." at the National Theater.
T. inksgiving week. beginning Nov.
ember Il. has had an interesting rec
ord on the stage of France. According
to reliable authority. this inimita BILE
comedy has been acted oftener in
Paris than "As You Like II, Twelfth
Night" or ''The Tanning of the Shrew. :"
Perhaps this may he because its Roc.
cacio like plot has a characteristic APP
peal for French audiences. The plot
of The Merry Wives Of Windsor"
was derived ny Shakespeare from an
Italian tale by Straparola called The
Lover Of Pisa" In this tale a gallant
youth falls in love with doctors wife
and, not being acquainted with the
doctor, ConSlilts him as 10 the best
method OF proceeding in his suit. The
doctor is thus enabled to intercept all
his appointments. At the first rendeZ-
vouS The lady conceals her lover in q
basket Of feathers: in the next between
the ceilings Of her room. and lastly.
in box Of deeds and valuable papers
The doctor may he compared with
Master Ford in Shakespeare's play in
his violent jealousy and in the causes
of it
As specimen of broad domestic
comedy, The Merry Wives of Wind.
sor'' has been more popular in Paris
than any other of Shakespeare com.
edies First of all. it was adapted by
the Able Prevot in 1888 who declared
in his printed preface to his adapta-
ton that there was '"SomethinC of
that warmth. of that admirable delir.
ium" that he found truly Gaelic in
spirit and atmosphere. Les Femmes
de Windsor en- Bonne Humeur' was
the title of Able Prevot's ada ptation.
which was often enacted and many
times remodeled on the French boards.
Another author, La Place by name.
turned it into a three-act play. with
singing interludes and ballet divertise-
ments and intended it as a carnival
play for the Theater Franchise. An
other author. Collot de JIerbois. pub
liShed in 11Sn q version ca Led "Amnn
Evening star., 1927-11-13

and then went into business. Indeed,
l went into several businesses. l
worked in a bank. I taught music.
| sold insurance. And finally / real.
lied that | wasn't making much OF
business success. L suppose it Is
rather foolish Of me- l said to my.
self finally. to throw away deliber-
ately the advantages Of having a
natural singing voice and the ability
to act. l had better stop all this
miscellaneous work and 60 on the
stage
This Is the truth and the absolute
truth. without any romantic decora.
tion. l came to New York. | got
an engagement at once as a principal
and from that time on my life has
been associated with Blossom Time
Evening star., 1927-11-13
EATIONAL-"The Merry Wives O
Windsor"

w uluSO.
1t is safe to prophesy that the dra-
matte year will have nothing more in
teresting and important than the re-
vival of Shakespeare's gay comedy,
'The Merry Wives of Windsor" with
Mrs F'iske as Mistress Page and Otis
Skinner in the role of Sir John tal-
staff. which comes to the National
Theater Thanksgiving week, begin.
ming November 81.
"The Merry Wives Of Windsor is
q brilliant and delightful comedy
quite worthy of its great author
fthou-h not in his most exalted
mood, who probably wrote it. as tra-
dition AYERS at the command of Queen
Elizabeth. E'alstaff is the drollest of
comic creations and when a great
actor like Otis skinner essays the role,
the public may look forward to JOY
ous treat. Mrs Fiske in the character
of Mistress Page will give it the stamp
OF. her Diquant personality, ana Hen
rietta CroSman. who has been spe-
cially engaged to play Mistress Ford
Is a comedienne of charm and allure
ment.
In The supporting company will he
such admirable players as Lawran nee
Cecil. Henry Mowbray, Godfrey.
wardwell. Owen Mech. France
Rendtsen. viii Geer. w. c. Mason,
Tracy Barrow, Signor Bardaloni.
George lie Soir. Burford Hampden.
Hannah Clark. Eleanor Gordon ana
Elaine Temple.
There will be a special matinee
Thursday, Thanksgiving day.
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Will Wear Coronation
Robes.

"MISS AMERICA" Lois Delander
40 of Joliet, the girl who won the
national beauty contest at Atlantic
City this year. who is making brief
vaudeville. tour and will be seen here
this week. will appear in a replica of
the coronation robes she wore when
she was crowned Queen of King Nep-
tunes Court and named "the most
beautiful girl in America"
This is a gorgeous creation Of vel
vet and rhinestones. with a crown Of
gems and jeweled scepter. She will
also wear the velvet and crystal eve-
ming gown which she appeared in at
Atlantic City. winning first prize in
this attire. Her sports costume Of
Napoleon blue velvet and satin in
which she appeared in the rolling-chair
parade will also be worn during her
appearance here, likewise her silk
bathing suit and other beach costumes
worn during the judging.
Miss Delander who will be assisted
by six supporting beauties, is a Mid.
de West High School girl.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Merry Wives" Popular in France

Loup- -Garou," a rollicking farce rep.
resented at the Theater Ambigu-Co.
midue. Collot called his version a cflas
tened adaptation from Shakespeare.
tie found mine OF comic situations In
the play which he elaborated upon
NTH great ingenuity.
There were isolated versions after
TINS Tor over score of years in Paris
ana then an effort far more sustained
was made by Jean Francois Ducts.
VINO thronghout his life took Shakes
peare for his ideal and set himself the
task of acClimaiizing his work on the
French stage. Ducts admired Shakes.
reare passionately and although he
had slender knowledge Of the Err.
lish language he did reyerent Justice
to Shakespcare's text.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
The Boat $ Captain.

ONE of the most entertaining char
acters in Zicsfeld's SHOW Boat"
opening at the National Theater
Tuesday night, is Capt. Andy Hawks.
who is in charge of the theatrical
craft which sails mp and down the
Mississippi River. This extra orii-
nary gentleman is portrayed nv
Charles WinninSer. one of the lead
ing comedians of the American
stage, who has endeared himself 70
thousands for the laughter he ere.
ated In the sensational run of mo.
No. Nanette.' In Capt. Andy Hawks.
Ninnincer has the most perfect role
of his career. for. strangely enough
his talents and the captains often
duplicate each other.
"All the men will he fond Of the
Captain" says Charles Winninger.
for in me they win see themselves
trying to he naughty, sometimes get
ing away with it and sometimes get
ting the scoldinC they deserve. ]
have never had part which | like
so much in my whole stage ex-
Oeriencc :"
Evening star., 1927-11-13

CAVALRY charge, which is sa.t
n to equal for sheer intensity his
n historic battle scene in THE
Birth of a Nation" VII be a
feature of ID. w. Griffith's pic
ture. The Drums OF Love" The
charge. i'm which S35 mounted men
participated, was staged II miles
from Hollywood at Calahasas. In ad-
tiition to the cavalrymen. the majority
Of whom were eX-Serv,ce men, there
were EOS veterans serving behind
trenches.
Replacing Vera Neronina, who was
taken suddenly ill. Dorothy Sebastian
in now PLAYING opposite John Barry
more in his new United Artists pic
ture. Tempest.
Alice Day, pretty leading lady of
many short reel comedies, plays her
first dramatic role in Night Life"
story of Vienna before. during and
after the World War. Alice is the
sister of Marceline Day.
RAYMOND Turner is a colored actor
Who has come 10 the fore in pictures.
lla was first seen with Richard
Rarthelmess in The Patent Leather
Kid" and will he seen in two forth
coming productions, LOUISIANA,
featuring Billie Dove. and The Val
hoy Of the Giants" with Milton Sills.
Albert Rocell. d rector of THE
Shepherd of the Hills" Harold Bell
Wright'S colorful story, will also play
the role Of an Ozark mountaineer in
the picture. which features Alec r.
Francis. Molly O'Day and John Boles.
Werner kraus. one of Germany's
hest known stage actors before he
answered the call Of the films has re-
Gently returned to the stage. The
last picture in whicn he appeared
was "Tartuffe the Hypocrite." the
new TFA production current here this
Evening star., 1927-11-13
EARIE-"An Girl Show"

Next week. beginning Sunday after
noon. the Earle Theater will offer a
III novelty in F. X. Nadefs "A1 Girl
SHOW" in which the fair sex provide
the entire entertainment. In it are
featured the mistress Of ceremonies.
-'Miss Fairsex': frankie Cramer's
= 40 Melody Bandits" the O'Reilly Sis
ters. Flo Mayo and her 30 Good Rea-
sons an aerial novelty; Vera
Thomas and Rae Johnson in a comedy
skit. Aileen Cooke. the Yes" girl, and
'No Mans Land" carnival Of com
Evening star., 1927-11-13

and the creation of the principal role
in The Student Prince. OF course
| count my present engagement in
Show Boat in the principal part of
Ravenal as the greatest opportunity
Of nv career"
Evening star., 1927-11-13
No Romance in His Story

say here was that ! was suddenly
imhued with desire to become an
actor and seek an engagement. But
didn't. On the contrary. | went on
with my school work. got my degree
Evening star., 1927-11-13
KETTH'S-Irene Bodoni.

= Irene Rordoni. French star. will
Headline the Keith hill next week in
a new song repertoire.
Jerry and Her Baby Grands" will
be featured for the week In a new
afion
Evening star., 1927-11-13
PRESIDENT-"The Grand Duchess 81

The President Theater Light Opera
Co. T. Arthur Smith announces, Will
offer as the next production omen
bach's comic opera. The Grand Duch
ess," beginning next Monday night.
"The Grand Duchess" ranks with
the best products Of the light opera
field and is often described as omen
bach's finest work-given precedence
over the more familiar Tales of Hon-
man" The story concerns the tenn
peramental ruler of the Grand Duchy
of Gerolstein. and of how sthe lords,
high and low. paid court to her. 1t
tells Of the infatuation which the
Grand Duchess has for guardsman
and of how she raises him to the gen.
e.aiship of her armies, only to cast
him aside in a fit Of passion ana let
an ancient suitor take his place.
The work abcunds with interest
with plot-and with Offenbach's mu.
sic, which was of a vintage when mel
odv was eminent in the realm OF
music.
The cast will feature the pivota.
members of the President grOup.
which includes: Rertram Peacock. Lee
DAILY. William Mitchell. Hazel Hunt
ington. Anne Yago. Mary Craig and
Robert Malone.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

The Rosetta Stone. B. G. 1875. now
in the British Museum, is so inscribed
as to give the key to hieroglyphic
records
Evening star., 1927-11-13
WILLIAM RUFUS SCOTT-Coming.

Mother India" will be the subject
of the first lecture of the season by
William Rufus Scott. on Tuesday eve.
ming, November %. in the small ball
room Of the Willard Hotel at sis
o'clock Mr. Scott will use Katherine
Mayo's much discussed hook as basis
for an analysis of American policy in
the Pacific.
On his tour around the world this
year Mr.. Scott spent several months
in the Far East. The iiruption of
nationalistic movements in China. the
Philippines and other countries was
specially studied Mr.. Scott also Wis.
tied Europe. taking a look-in on the
naval conference at Geneva. Tick
cts will be on sale at the hotel news.
stand.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Coming Attractions

edv, singing. dancing and music with
the entire cast offered in three scenes.
The bill also. will include the Wilton
Sisters. Indiana girls, in repertoire
of song.
The photoplay attraction will he
First Nationals production of For
the Love of Mike" in which Ber
Lyon. George Sidney and Ford Sterl-
ing lead the cast. and the short-reet
comedy will he Our Gang in Bring
ing Home the Turkey
Evening star., 1927-11-13
GAYETY-"High Hat Revue"

Next weeks attraction at the Gay
ETY. Theater will be Billy Gilbert and
his new Columbia burlesque, High
Hat Revue" This season, as star of
his own production. Gilbert is said to
have provided good entertainment.
consisting of comedy scenes, hits of
nonsense. garlands of girls and vari.
Gus specialties. making a swiftly mov-
ing panorama of fun and frolic
Margie Catlin souhrette. will lead
the host of girls. with Belle Barron.
Babe Abbott and Dolly Ashton aiding.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
STRAND-"Girls of the l.. s. A."

Girls of the t. s. A" will be next
weeks Mutual BurleSque offering at
the Strand Thcater. An entirely new
production, this show will be pre-
sented for the first time in Washing
ton with next Sundays matinee.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

A CAVALRY charge, which Is SAID
n to equal for sheer intensity his
"A historic battle scene in The
\ Birth of a Nation" VII be
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
MANzELSKE POMFRY
v RUSKU.

Revolntne zakonodarstvo v O.
borl manlzelsaaho prava, ktora
malo Y zapatf rome vvstrellzy po.
Gina znepokojovat' uE j samotne
sovietske 1rady. IDA sa, ze pani
Kolontajova, nezna vyslankyna v
Mexiku Il 'akla sa nasledikoy svo-
lei dlhodobej propagandy vol 'nej
lisky Rusku; uverejnila prave
knihu, v ktorej odvolaNa svoje
vlastne teorie. @ otazke manzel.
skej jednalo sa tiez pri poslednom
zasedanf vykonnaho vyboru sovie-
tov vsetcia ilcastnfci suhlasili S
tym, ably zakonodarstvom zaru-
Gene "slobody" boly zarlime fy-
zackeho i moralneho ozdravenia
obmedzene. V ruskych casopisoch
docitame sa podivnych veci. TAX
nedarno pri sjazde spravnych IT,
radnikov v Petrohrade zalovali sa
tito ma l'ahkomysel'nost' obyva-
tel'stva, ktore vlastne slo v "a.
klade len krok d 'alej, nez l'ah-
komysel'ni ruski zal1onodarci. O.
byvatel 'stvo povazuje uzavieranie
siatkov rozvody "a pdhu for
malitu postradajlicu akehokol 'vek
vyznamu, kotra trva 5 minlt a
preto mysli, ze smie tuto formah-
tn opakovat dl'a l'ib bosti. Spra-
va Rudeho Dennika' podava
niektore poucne ukazky k tejto
kapitole a naznacuje niektorySh
prilis horlivych navstevnfkov Il
radov. Zena, ktora uzavrela sfla-
tok 1. .januara, objavila sa ma Il
rade opat' uz Is. januara, aby o.
hlaSlla SvOJ rOzvOd a tynlZe Okla
mzikom uzavrela novy snatok.
Tento raz to vydrzala cely mesiac.
avsal 10. februara dostavila sa
zas k iiradu, dala sa znova roz-
West bez toho, re by bola opu-
stila miestnost vyd'ala sa znovu
"a svojho - prvaho manzela, kto-
ry sa k ilradu prave dostavil. Wy
sa vsak este kratsie eli
votne" syazky, trebars len troj-
denne. Ved' preeo nieg Staci vec
ohlasit iba u nradu a zalezitost
lie vybavena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
YouNagrowNsKE sLovENsKf NovINY

stli nemozete pridajat svoje ne
mluvna, hned zmysliet' 81 mate
ma Bordenovo' Eagle Mlieko. Ma
tky troch pokoleni uzivaly no,
ked nemaly dostatok svojho mile
ha. Je skoro pravidelnym, ze
ked deti krmene sn ma Eagle
Brand MlieIku, spravne a badatel
ne priberaj1. Bordenova spoloc.
most "a tri pol1olenia dokazala
tisicom rodicov, ze zdravie ich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22

zna vysvetlit' svojej matke. Toto
obdobie panenstva je najvaznej-
Sim casom Y zivote dievcat a, le-
bo v tento cas- meni sa ieho cele
telo, co vyzaduje stalu pozornost
matky. Pridanim Bordenovho
Eagle Mlieka kn potrave dievea-
ia mozete mu pom6ct' potreb.
nym faktorom, ably bezpecne pre-.
slo cez toto nebezpedne obdobie.
Mate jej davat dive polieNkov6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22

We sa o tom vyslOvul1e znama a.
mericka od'bornica v oboru psy-
chologie zien, Dorothy Dix, ktora
oznacuje povolanie "a najlepsiu
pripravu k manzelstvu. "Dievca
sa pripravnje kancelariach a
obchodoch lepsie pre- sflatok nez
kuchyni'', pfse, "lebo predovse-
tkym neucini tol 'ko clhyb vo w
bere svojho manzela, ako dievca,
ktore je stale donna. Ma pri svo-
jom zamestnani Wac pr1lezitostl
poznat' muza, ako dievca, ktore
sa mimi styka iba spolocnosti.
Pri spolupraci muzmi vidi CO.
skoro, ze muz ME je onou ideal
nou bytost 'ou, tym princom po-
hadky, ako 81 no nezkiisene diev-
ca snad' predstavrlje vo svojich
snoch. Vie, re mrlzovia majil svo-
ie rozmary slabe stranky a re
mohy z Mich zdain sa byt' iba
ma vonok korektnymi sluSnymi,
v skutocnosti vSak daju sa snad-
no strhnit' k brutalnosti a bezo-
MI 'adnosti. Naopak Ease poznaji,
ze m1zovia skrFvajil pod drsnEm
zov1a iskom casio uSl 'achtilost',
laskavost' rytierskost'. Podl'a
tychto d6lezitTch poznatkov Wy
VOLTA 81 potion vhodneho muza a
ME s1 manzelstve sklamant,
ked' najd1 yeajneho smrtel mi
ka S jeho chybami nedostatka-
mi a ME ideal, ktorom snad ci-
tally knihach. Dievca zamestna-
ne dlhSiu dobu irade alebo V oh
chode, nauici sa byt' presnou, pl-
nit svoje povimosti ovladat
svoje rozmary a nervy. Pozna tie&
pri svojom povolanf, ako ma jed
nat muzmi a to je pre- manzel-
vat pri svojom zamestnani rome
neprijemne zalezitosti, bude ve-
det iste priviest' svojho mrtza do
lepsej nalady nebuIde odplacat
zlF rozmar zlou vol 'ou, ale do
brou v0l'ou a privetivost on. w
deleene CHINA zena vie tiez ako
'azko sa zarabajn peniaze a ako
je d0lezite SPORT dobre hospo-
darit'. Mysli ,preto via,c ma blpdilc
most nez dievca, ktore nepoznalo
talk bezprostredne vaznost' zivo-
ia. Zena, ktora sama vydelecne !
pracovala, prinesie svojmu muzo-
vi dostatocneho porozumenia ked'
sa vrati vycerpany po celodennej
namahe domov a ked' nema smy-
slu pre- zabavu. Porozrmie mu, |
ked' sa vrati rozladeny, lebo vie,
ako prave V takIchto civil ach !
p0sobil ma iu kl'ud domova.