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New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
GRID TICKET SALE

The students sale of tickets for the Hartford New Britain high school football game started this morning at the Senior high school
 only one ticket is being allowed 10 a student, so great is the demand.
 The Senior high school students have been allotted 1900 tickets for
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
I.O\GV'ORTHT TAKES LEAD

Cincinnati, Nov. (P, - Speaker Nicholas Longworth Of the house Of representatives appeared to have re- taincd his seat on the basis of almost complete returns from yesterday s election when he held a lead Of B. u45 over his democratic opponent with only IS scattered precincts in the county unreported.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
kINGSFORD-SN HONORED

Canberra, Australia Nov. , LP}- The defense ministry announced to day that the title of honorary air commodore had been conferred on Wing Commander Charles Kingsford. .. smith. long distance aviators who recently flew from England to Aus traIia in less than 10 days.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
FLYER PARDO\ED

Madrid, Nov. tP-The transat- lantiC flior isnacio Jimenez. who was imprisoned for writing an ob- icctionable newspaper article on Spanish aviation, was liberated to- day after having served half his one months term. The pardon was granted by Captain General Fcdcr- leo Beronguer.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
DR, ICkENE,R IGNORED

Berlin, Nov. ) LPt-Dr. Hugo Eek ener, famous Zeppelin expert, was unanimously elected president Of the Acro-Arctic society today.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
Mystery Blast Reported

Bristol today was still wondering what caused a reported explosion" winch shook buildings about the center last night. Several persons reported that they saw d brilliant flash which seemed 10 come from the neighborhood of the New De- parture Mfg. Co.,. possibly from chimney. and at the same time there was a jar which was felt over q large portion of the city.
 Inquiry at the New Departure plant this morning brought the statement that factory officials knew nothing of the reported blast, while the police and fire departments also had no information on the mat
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
Funeral of Nlr. Pittman

The funeral Of Joseph Plttman was held from the undertaking par lors of James J, Dunn, West street, at S:3U o'clock this morning. and a solemn high mass Of requiem was celebrated at St. JoSeph's church 2t 9 o'clock. Burial was in St. Jo-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05

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BRISTOL NEWS
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(Continued From Page SeNcn) vile. at 10 o'clock for Mrs. Zcphrin Maynard Of 277 Broad street. The funeral was held from the late home a half hour previously. lnterment was in the St. Joseph's cemetery, plaInEillc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12

cast as Ming Toy, and IN this rolls
makes her debut Is screen singer
with q rendition of the famous Chinese
Lullaby" Lewis Ayres, who leaped 20
fame overnight as Paul Banner In "Ali
Quiet ON the western Front" plays his
first romantic role q. Billy Benson, Sd
ward q, Robinson, noted stage star, Is
seen rs Charlie Yong. ruler OF san
Francisco's Chinatown.
A comedy, selected short reels, Uni-
versal News and Otto F. Beck at the
organ round out the program.
min and BiIl'
COlnmbia's Next Picture.
MIN AND BILL" the long-awaited
comedy drama starring Marie
Dressler and Wallace Beery, comes To-
Loew's Columbia Theater Saturday.
Dorothy Jordan. Marjorie Rambeau
and Donald Dillaway are also in the
cast
The photoplay Is based on the novel,
Dark Star" by Lorna Doone. George
Hill was the director with scenario and
dialogue by Frances Marion and Marion /
jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12
M U-sIC
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.

TNHE initial musical program of the
Twentieth Century Club, with
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes as chair
i man and POSTMASTER for the
occasion, took place yesterday
morning in Barker Hail at. the Y. W.
@. A. Before an assembly that was
more devout than large, Frances Cute
Illus. whose pianoforte merits are not
only known locally but nationally
through the courtesy Of the radio. play
ed program of piano selections that
seemed to agree nicely with her audi
ence
Miss Gutelius began her brief recital
with half of the Schumann "Kreis-
leriana,'s which she introduced with
some predatory remarks-more inter-
esting, perhaps, than the selection-the
number seeming q trife sluggish as
Introductory for that time Of the day.
With the Chopin "Nocturne," however,
and the er-stimulating Brahms "Ca-
priccio." Miss Gutelius was gravitating
at top speed and with the technical
precision that one has come to expect
of her playing. Her ''favorite" Debussy
"Ballade." which has seldom been heard
on the concert platform, with the ac-
customed Debussy flavor, was nice. but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12

Dy the music group OF the League OF
American Pen Women This evening at
Stoneleigh Court at 8;i5 o'clock. He
will be assisted by Mrs Edward 4. Mac
Morland. soprano, and Harry p. VIII
kinS, tenor. Mr.. Karr's program will
include many of his own selections.
Geraldine Farrar
In Recital Friday.
GERALDINE FARRAR, soprano. win
appear at Constitution Hall on
Friday afternoon, November IA. at 4:S0
o'clock in q song recital. Miss Farrar
will be assisted by VaAentin Pavlovsky.
pianist. Her concert viii be the first
attraction Of the Artists series of Mrs.
wilson Greenes afternoon concerts.
The Farrar program follows: "Das
s aSs %Thre stimme.~ "soldenbraut.a "
"Gruss'' and "In's Freie;" Schubert's
Colt in Fruhling'' and "Liebe
schwarmt auf allen Wegen;" "Wenn du
mein LEICESTER" (Hugo Wolff: "Wiegen-
lied" (Brahms): "Allerseelen" Or.
Strauss; "Ariette" (l770) (Gretryl:
"Pastorale" (Bizet); "D'ou venez vous?"
GODDARD; "L'Eventail (vielle Cham
son Francaise): '.Folksons" Men
delsson); Greeting" (Gries): The
Tear" tRubinsteinl. and "A Song to
-.
Mr.. Pavlovsky's program viii include
the Bach-Siloti organ prelude IN Q
minor, the Chopin scherzo in B minor,
the Rachmaninoff prelude in G sharp
minor and the Chopin. Valse Bril-
liante.
Maxim KarOlik's Recital
At National Theater Tuesday.
THE second song recital Of Maxim
Karolik, tenor, formerly of the
Musical Drama Theater of Petrograd,
viii be given under the management Of
+. Arthur Smith Tuesday afternoon,
November 10, at 4:30 o'clock at the
National Theater
Mr. Karolik's recital brings a striking
figure on the concert stage with the
strong accent Of "nationalism" in art,
which In the instance Of Mr.. Karolik
means Russia.
"TOm Sawyer" nj National
Instead Of BeIascO Saturday.
THE premier of ''Tom Sawyer" the
initial production Of the season Of
the Junior Players of washington, which
was to have taken place Saturday at the
Shubert- Bslasco Theater, owing TO
difficulties with setting has been
changed to the National, and viii open
there on the same day at 1880 am.
Henry Hull. jr, will play the role OF
Tom in this presentation Other plays
of the Junior Players are scheduled for
production at the Shubert BelaScO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12

IuH OF IreSn ana
funny situations.
The story Is q
Joyous, fun-.oviIlg
farce, with pretty
Frances Dee. the
fortunate extra"
girl. playing cppo-
site the star. Chew
alier sings several
songs, including,
MY Ideal" ITS
a Great LIFE" I'm
the Heart Of Old
Paree," with the
same effective lit
with which he
sang Louise. !"
(" S W E eping the
Cloud DIS Away .
teW No. a Las
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12

Sheldon. 1t is said
to give Miss Cor
nell her best role
since she played
the romantic lady
Of Michael Arlen's
1.-THE Green Hat"
The story deals
with the indiscre-
tions of a we'll
born young woman
and her desperate
efforts to live them
down especially
with her method of
dispostn g of a
S ut h American
gigolo who tries to
retain his hold on
hAF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12

."Dishonored Lady" is described as
stirring vehicle for the glamorous Cor
nell. New York liked 1t last Winter.
Earl Carroll Sketch Book"
At the National Theater Next.
EARL CARROLL, producer OF the
"vanities," will present the FIRST
edition Of his new annual revue, Earl
Carroll Sketch Book" at the National,
starting next Sunday night,
The Sketch Book" will disclose
three hours of material never seen be-
fore on any stage in the form Of an
entertaining extravaganza, fast NOV
ing, good looking, amazingly sophisti-
Gated and entirely surrounded by pretty
girls. called the most beautiful in the
world.
There are SO scenes in Sketch Book, .
and the company numbers 100 people,
as Sketch Book" is to be presented
with the original New York cast and
the production intact after a run OF
one whole year in Ne York. The cos
tuning and the blending Of colors Is
pleasing to the eye, and the ensemble
dancing spirited The spectacles and
tableaux are massive, and create an
imported from France impression.
The high command of the laugh
department is Will Mahoney of the
flying feet and rapid-fire dialogue.
william Demarest and the Three Sail
ors also have plenty Of comedy work,
dancing and acrobatic, to keep The
scenes moving fast.
"Speed and Sparkle"
Next at the Gayety.
THE new combination of burlesoue
and vaudeville which the Mutual
Circuit is Offering this season brings to
the Gayety next week, under the title
Speed and Sparkle" players whose
names have been box ONCE attractions.
including one Of the "old guard" Sam
Raynor, one of the funniest of eccentric
comedians, who has been headlining
Broadway productions. Others include
Nora Ford, singing and dancing SOU
brette; Billy Tanner, in Dutch char
acter role; James x. Francis, Ann Mey-
ers, blues singer; Florence Neild, aero
bat; Ethel De Vaux, 1ngenue:. Eddie
Aiken, with fine tenor voice, and Car
rison 81 DeMuth, dancing specialists.
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and "You Brought New Kind of Love
to Me-" My Ideal has so far proved
the most popular of the Chevalier trio.
Added comedy impetus is given
"Playboy Of Paris" by the supporting
cast, which includes o, P. Heggie,
Stuart Erwin, the dumb Axel of
t'Sweetie." Eugene Palette and Doro-
thy Christy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12
And Here's Good Mems

Lansburgh's Silk Week will begin next Monday, Novem-
Der 17th--vhen the seasons fabrics will be
offered at special pricing.
FABRICS-THRD
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Earle win Offer

Earle VIII Offef
Rivers End" and Stage Show.
JAMES OLIVER CURwooD'S story,
Rivers End" together with Lillian
Roth, stage and screen star, will head
the screen and stage shows that open
Saturday at Warmers Earle. This COM
bination entertainment, with its sur
rounding program, Is said to be one of
Inauguration Of the stage and screen
policy at the Earle.
Rivers End" concerns a young man
sought by the Royal Northwest
Mounted for murder He is innocent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon Be Seen in Washington Theaters

Maurice ChevaIier
Coming to R-K-O Keith's.
M AURICE CHEvALIER comes to
NU R-K-O Keith's, Saturday, in
his latest Paramount talking
4 Vsk picture ''Playboy of Paris /"
Chevalier's sly and roguish
love-making is said to be at Its best in
this farcical French comedy with a plot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12
katharine Cornell
In "DishonOred Lady,

katharine Cornell
In "Dishonored Lady"
n ATHARINE CORNELL. one of
" the distinguished actresses of
IN the American stage. win begin
an engagement at the Shubert
Belasco Theatsr next Monday
night in "Dishonored Lady" a drama
by Margaret Aver Barnes and Edward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12

not as exciting or as catching as some
of Debussys better known compost
tions Miss Guteiius, however, made
it sound very nicely AS a finale, the
artists chose MacDowelps 'Polonaise in
e Minor" which the audience approved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12

"The Big Trail"
On Big Screen at Fox.
1.-THE BIC TRAIL" Raoul walsh's
superproduction Of pioneer days,
comes to the Fox big screen" Friday.
1t purports to be an authentic por-
trayal of the surging wave of humanity
thet went from the East into the Far
West almost century ago, land hun
CRY, home hungry, mainly conservative,
law abiding families pushing toward the
setting sun in search of homes in an
unknown land and with grim heroism
marking every mile of the journey. 1t
boasts cast Of 10000 people and 80 900
wild and domestic animals. who trav-
eled over the seven States of the origi-
nal Oregon Trail in making this epic,
which was more than two years in the
making and whose production COST, It
is claimed. exceeded 100000. There
are % speaking parts, a record for one
Re king picture.
John Wayne. Marguerite Churchill,
FL Brendel, TuIly Marshall and Tyrone
Power have the outstanding roles.
Hal @, Evarts, famous novelist and
historian, wrote the story. He ranks as
an authority on the old as well as the
new West.
1.-THE Big Trail' viii be projected at
the Fox on a specially construc. 4
screen, much larger than the regular
size.
The Fanchon & Marco idea, Busy
Bee" viii be the stage attraction.
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out the Theremin. Due, unfortunately,
to inadequate currents in the hall, Mrs.
De b. Richards was forced to tell her
audience about the instrument, of
which she is an exponent, without
benefit Of its presence. Z. de 8. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12

of so thoroughly that it began applaud
ing long before the last note had been
reached.
The remainder of the mornings pro-
gram was devoted TO demonstration Of
the new Theremin instrument--with-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12
Fulton ID. Karr
Concert Tonight.

FULTON B. KARR, pianist and COM
poser. will be presented IN recital
by the music group OF the League Of
American Pen Women This evening at
Stoneleigh Court at 8;i5 o'clock. He
will be assisted by Mrs Edward r. Mac
Morland. soprano, and Harry p. VIII
kins, tenor. Mr.. Karr's program viii
include many of his own selections.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30
Pajamas Look Like
New Evening Dress

GONE OF the new lounging pa
= jana costumes look almost
like evening dresses. They are so
full. as you know. that they look
like skirts instead Of trousers
half the time. And they are made.
SO far as bodice is concerned. very
much like evening dresses.
With the sleeveless, deeply
decollete pajamas there Is usu-
ally a coat. just as there are little
velvet Jackets TO wear indoors If
you feel cool IN an evening frock.
One lovely paama costume Is
made with trousers and long
sleeved coat OF deep blue velvet.
and a sleeveless blouse with
straps tied n perky little knots
on the shoulders, OF pale pink
satin.
Another costume has trousers
and blouse OF satin. with long
sleeved jacket OF velvet-in pas
tel tones. with the jacket a darker
shade than the other two pieces
Sometimes the blouses have
trimming hands TO match the
trousers. and sometimes they
have applique designs OF very
modern looking flowers OF the
trouser material
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

WHITE BUNNY EVENING
WRAP HAS SOLVED THE
PROBLEM OF WHAT TO
WEAR IN COLD WEATHER

THE short jacket is no longer a matter OF controversy
1t IS here TO stay-at least long enough to make the Pur-
- chase of one OF these smart little wraps worth while
Usually they are not very expensive so you need not stop to
ask whether it will still be in good style in 1882.
The belted lapin Jacket of beige or rosewood tone Is APP
propriate for all save the most formal daytime occasions and
Is just the thing to wear with a jumper dress or separate
tweed skirt and blouse. Then there are short belted Jackets
OF kid caracul within the reach OF almost any purse, that are
appropriate for every day, even of the formal sort The
white bunny wrap that has solved the problem Of evening
covering for so many women, continues to be decidedly
smart In spite Of its wide popularity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

The evening dress cut very low
at the back will OF course remain
a favorite for the winter and
probably the spring. hut among
the newest French dresses there
are significant instances OF eve
ming dresses made with the back
covered. BY next winter II is pos
y ble-barely possible-that we
shall wear evening dresses high
at thu back and low at the front.
Wool crepe will surely be a IA
vorite for late winter and spring.
Wool shantung. wool wolfe, wool
~georgette and wool etamine are
among lightweight wooden ma
terials used recently by important
French dressmakers- Wool lace.
in spite Of its present popularity.
has a promising future
All the heavier silk crepes are
favored. Good quality georgette
appears likely to be revived for
late winter. Chifcl still leads
among evening fabrics and taffeta
is in line for revival
Tuck-in blouses have come TO
stay at least for the present bur
a new lease Of life has been de-
clared for the overblouse. The
shcrt overblouse is chosen 10 70
with many OF the new French
suits and tunic blouses OF Rus
sian suggestion are gaining favor.
Brown will remain a good
choice for street vear through
out the winter. Black will be its
only rival. But as the days be-
gin TO lengthen, brighter colors
will surely come into favor and
dresses OF rich jewel tones VIII
take the place Of the blacks and
browns for year under the dark
cloth or fur coat. Gear in mind
that French d~ressrakers are
making a concerted and persis-
tent effort to brighten the pan
Drama OF smart fashions. They
are going to give as every chance
in the world to appear in jewel
and flower petal colors in 1881.
Gradually but surely sleeves are
becoming fuller and more elab-
crate. The kimono or dolman
type OF sleeve has reappeared
here and there and long flowing
sleeves are bidding for favor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30
Things You May Expect To Be In
Fashion Through the Coming Winter

0KIRT lengths will remain about what they are. The full
length skirt has been generally adopted for evening, and
for street wear. There IS no chance Of the immediate
revival Of short skirts Of any sort. SO if you have any in
your wardrobe that cannot oonceivably be heightened. the
best thing to do is to dispose OF them at once.
The smooth fiat hip line will remain in favor at least
through the coming spring. Skirts are getting fuller but the
fare starts from below a we'll defined hip line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

These bunny wraps are quite
cheap-.f you wish TO buy the
cheap kind. You can also buy
them in expensive quality. But
be IL said light here that the
cheap ones are very becoming.
very attractive.
They come in three lengths
hip length. fnger-tip length. knee
length They are lined. Sometimes
with white. sometimes with color.
Some OF them r made with
high. standing collars. Some are
made with wide rolling collars.
Some are made with broad. tri-
angular turn-back lever collars.
Some OF them are held together
at the vaistline. Some OF them
are fastened there with a big but
ton and loop. Some OF them are
tied. bs means OF fur straps slip
ped through big Sits.
II you do not like short wraps
for evening you can OF course buy
the longer sort. Equally lovely.
.1OID EANFAAGANt 1LG ga
women. quite apart from the mat
ter OF expense. like the short
kind better.
Some OF the expensive wraps
are trimmed with collar and
cuffs OF fine dark hues Some Of
them are made long sleeved.
Some are made short sleeved.
And OF course there are evening
coats that are neither short nor
white. Long ones OF richly col
ored velvet. Or of black velvet
One ot black velvet OF good quail
ity. hitting closely about the body,
and faring away at the lower
edge. longer in back than n
front. lined with white satin. rich
ly collared with white fur, Is
truly a lovely choice for the
smart young woman As always.
she likes black. and appreciates
its smartness IN contrast 70 her
youthful good looks
For daytime wear as well rs
evening fur coats are both long
and short. The short fur coat
has a very definite daytime ad-
vantage. u Il much easier 10
carry about than the long coat
Therefore many women choose Il.
10 wear yer a warm wool frock-
Over the thin crepe daytime frock
the long fur coat IL OF course
more s~erviceable. And as fur
coats are made nowadays the
weight is 50 nicely huns from the
shoulders that they are seldom
burdensome. They are cut 70 get
a maximum of weight at a mini
mum Of bulk and drag.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30
Evening Scarfs

Sleeves have been left of OF
evening dresses this year.
But IL you don't look well with
entirely bare arms you can choose
a dress with a little frill across
the arm below the shoulder or
some little capelike arrangement
OF ~georgette or chiffon.
And then. OF course. there are
scarfs. They are always allow
able with sleeveless trocks. And
they add a soft and becoming
touch for many women. Don't
hesitate 70 wear a scarf II you
don't look well with the rather
severe shoulder. arm and neck
line OF the present-dav evening
trock. You can choose a scarf
that lie not only beautiful in r.
self but appropriate TO the dress
with which IL t. 70 be worn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30
Velveteen Negligee
Is Warm and Lovely

Perhaps. just PERHAPS, you
don't Ike pajama negligee suits
Don't be dismayed. for there
are still lovely negligees of the
more conventional sort.
Sometimes they are made OF
georgette and chiffon. with veil
ri jackets Sometimes they are
made OF printed silk. A big
range OF price this variety repre-
sents. but the cheap printed silk
one are becoming and attractive
and no woman who cannot afford
the more expensive kind need feel
really disappointed.
There are some very becoming
and useful dressing gowns or
negligees made Of soft velveteen.
II is as warm and soft as you
could wish. and comes in colors
OF real depth and beauty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

dresses Of nineteenth century sug-
gestion. A necklace made OF
slender pieces OF black or colored
enamel strung together on fine
non -tarnishable meta! links has a
pendant resembling an old time
oval locket
Gold or gold plated chains OF
quaint design r finished with
pendants set with carved ame-
thysts. carnelian or other coiored
stones. Turquoise necklaces and
other ornaments are sure 10 find
favor with the woman who fol-
lows fashion and these are closely
followed IN popularity by neck
laces. bracelets and earrings OF
rubies or garnets OF limitations OF
these fine red stones.
A Clip?
A clip set with baguettes or
rhinestones In sterling silver may
be bought for two or three dol
lars and used 10 ornament hat.
frock. or hang bag. A pair OF
clips may be used as slipper
buckles or one may be used on
the hat and the other on the
hang bag. or one may be fastened
TO the left shoulder strap OF the
evening dress and the other TO
the side OF the belt