davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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mente precipitado en- los wales
inferiores sin ell auxilio de los
arboles, contra los cuales Sc apo
yaban. Los GAUGES de profundos
Itorrentes irradiaban en- diversas
'direcciones, dando a la escena
un caracter de solemnidad aun
mas ldgubre.
La meseta sobre la cual esta-
bamos encaramados Sc encon-
traba tan espantosamente GU
bierta de zarzas, que sin la qua
dana nos hubiera sido IMPOSE
bic abrirnos paso, Jupiter, ODE
deciendo las 6rdenes de su amo,
comenz6 a abrirnos canine has
ia ell pie de un tulipifero gigan-
tesco que Sc elevaba en- medic de
ocho o diez encinas, sobre la me-
sdta, descollando sobre todas,
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Rodeando el enorme cilindro con
SuS ofazos y piernas, asiendo
cen las manos algunos brotes.
a1lrmando los desnudos pies en-
otros, Jupiter, despu6s de haber-
Sc Vlsto a punto de caer una o
doS Veces, trep6 por dltimo, has
Ia la primera bifurcaci6n de las
famas, y respir6 con ~satisfac-
.clon al YER vencida con ,exito la
mayor dificultad. En- efecto. ell
peligro principal de la empire
sa habia desaparecido. aunque
ell Valiente negro Sc encontraba
a seSenta o setenta pies del sue
10.
i Hacia d6nde he de ir aho-
"a, amo Guillermo?-pregunt6.
-Continda siempre por la RAJ
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Que me condene ell demonio 81
hago cosa semejante.
! Jupiter, themes miedo?
Tu, I'm negro enorme, un robus-
to y fuerte negro, ino puedes to-
car un inSectillo muerto Y, por
consiguiente, inofensivo? Y bien
llevalo con este bramante; pero
81 no quieres llevarlo de un mo-
do nj de otro, me we're en- la cruel
necesidad de hendirte la cabeza
con esta azada.
i Dios MIC! lque lie pasa,
amO?-dijo Jupiter. a quien la
verguenza hacfa evidentemente
mas tratable,-ies n~ecesario
siempre busque listed
eamorra a su viejo negro? Era
solo una broma. iTemer yo al
escarabaio! inc me importa csc
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D @ R E S

mond Starbuck y Lemoyne Hall
entr6 en- ell segundo puesto, Sc.
guido por ell Aagle, que tripula.
ban Bill Whitaker y Harry Bul
| CESS.
Pas6 la meta ell Felix, con Ray
Mendez y Bill Zewadski, en- e.
cuarto lugar.
Cada bote tiene los puntos 81
guientes: Hawk, 81; Felix, 76
Subby, 70; Zoa, 55; Snail, SO;
Bat, 81; Shark, 30; Eagle, IL;
Swayback, 9 y Star, 6.
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animal!

dlllllldls
Y tomando con precauci6n o.
extreme de la cuerda, sostenien-
do al insecto tan distante de 81
cuerpo como 10 permitian las.
CIRCUMSTANCES, Sc aprest6 a ST.
bir al arbol.
En- un principle ell tulipifero
o Llrio deudron Tulipifey7m al
mas magnifico de los arboles a.
mericanOs, tiene IN tronco s,,-
mamente liso que con frecuen-
cia Sc eleva a una gran altura
sin brotar ramas lateraIes NO.
no cuando llega a su madurez
la corteza Sc pone arrugada Y
desigual, Y crecen en- su tronco
gran numero de ramas. La subj
da, por 10 tanto, era mas dificil
en- aparieneia que en- realidad.
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VICENTE DUNDEE CON
IRA SAGUES

Miami, die. 14.-Ernesto Sa-
giles, ell maestro de escuela de
Chile, sc batira aqui esta noche
con uno de los mejores hombres
de la categoria de peso mediano,
Vicente Dundee.
Ha sido preparado ell combate
por ell periodista Jack Bell, edi-
tor deportivo del diario Miami
Herald.
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F'oHetfm de La Gaceta No. Is
Edgardo Allan Poe
HISTORIAS
EXTRAORDINARILY
y Aventuras
de Arturo Gordon Pym

mucho mas siniestra que TODD 10
que habiamos visto hasta en-
tonces. Era una especie de mese-
ia, cerca de la Gina de una mon
taha cuyos lados parecian corta-
dos a pico, cubierta de bosque
desde Ia base a la Gina, y SEM
brada de enormes penascos que
aparecian esparcidos en- confu-
sion sobre Ell suelo, muchos de
loa cuales Sc habrlan indudable-
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BOXEO
FREEMAN Sc R
AVER

En- ell gimnasio Gator, situadc
en- la Gale de Tampa, Tommy
Freeman, ell ex-campe6n de peso
weller, Sc ejercit6 aver, siend'
muy aplaudido por los fieles que
lie vieron zen movimiento".
Cuando termin6 su labor Ell
ell gimnasio, dos horas y media
despues de haber comenzado
pesaba 1872 libras. Tommy sc
ha c~omprometido a pesar 15C
para su pelea del viernes, con e
Relampago Saguero, habiendo
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Ell TORNEO DE PESO COM
PLETO LIGERO

Chicago, die. 14.-La segun-
da etapa del torneo de peso COM
pleto ligero para elegir ell susti-
tuto de Make Rosenbloom, Sc
ofrecera aqui ell viernes.
Larry johnson, ell negro de
Chicago, tendra de oponente a
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LA BARBA CONTRA DAVEY
JONES

Tacoma, Wash, die. 14.-Fi-
del La Barba, ex-campe6n de pc
so bantam, ell jueves venidero
tendra de contrario a Davey
Jones, de Trenton.
Sc ha anunciado que ell "bout"
sera a seis asaltos.
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"A UKUETE
CONTRA GJ1TK,
LIANo BERGoM

New York, die. 14.-ErnH
Schaaf, uno e los mejores hi
ores de peso complete, peleara
| aqui ell pr6ximo microbes, a
tdiez asaltos, con ell italiano Gia-
como Bergomas.
Los criticos opinan que ell
combate no sera facil para Err
ME.
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pintamos y re
oaramos toda clase de nue.
,les. Arreglamos cortinas y
.oldos. Phillips Upholstery Co
211O Grand Central Avenida.
Phone H-3738.
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Jack Malone gan5 mas de
5000, 900 dando y recibiendo pu-
netazos y.ahora, sin una peseta,
trabaja en- un club nocturno, pro
piedad de I'm amigo suyo.
Durante catorce amos estuvo
"paseandose" por las divisAnes
de peso welter yspeso mediano.
Otra lecci6n mas para los pu-
gilistas habiles y para los que
especializan en- "aguantar gol-
pes.
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Con los Guantes

De todas maneras ell SagN
"tendra que dispararser ~
mon" ell pr6ximo miercoisg
Ell cubano debera conce@ar
seis o cuatro libras de ventaja a
un hombre que tiene mas estatu-
ra, mas experienced Y quiza mas
habilidad.
I'm negocio "bueno" que es
"malo", muy malo para la salud
de Remberto Duo.
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Iepositado una garantfa de $500

depositado una garantfa de $200S
Los fieles que presenciaron
ell trabajo de Freeman en- la tar
de de aver, Green que este Sc re-
ducira sin apuros, a las $50 ID,
"Hizo guantes" ell ex-campe6n
con Tony Jones, Young Kirsch,
ner y Chino Alvarez, un total dc
nueve rounds, demostrando que
esta en- perfectas condolences.
La gaceta., 1931-12-14

Ef Relampago Saguero, que
Sc ha venido preparando con ex-
quisito cuidado, pesaba aver LAG
libras.
Sabe ell cubano que ell enemi.
go es peligroso y por 10 tantc
debe ofrecer sus mejores esfuer-
EOS.
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TAFT Littman, y Patsy p
contra Joe Zelinsky.
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liant c 20 m e 0y Is
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tresses of Broad
way; Mary Brian
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The Royal Fam
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pie ana 1ncluoeS 3
symphony orches-
ira.
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York Grand OPP
era Co.'S plan to
offer the American
public grand opera
at popular prices
and to this end q
top price Of $3.50
will be charged at
the evening per-
formances, W ! t h
So the cost of the
best seats for the
Saturday matinee.
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repertoire Is as
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day night, "Rigo-
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who spent part of last Summer at the
kamp. on West River, and gave a num-
Dor Of excellent dramatic events under
Mrs. Morse's direction. Leading roles
will be played by Elizabeth Morrow as
John Miller, Betsy Watkins as Mar
gerie Blake, Amy Veerhod as Julia
Winters and Doris Tucker as Sike Hoyt.
The committee in charge Of tickets
for the performance includes Frances
Pope, Charlotte Nicholson, Jean Nor
row and Dorothy Harper.
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New York Grand Opera
At National, Four Days.

%HE New York Grand Opera GO.
comes to the National Theater
for q limited engagement OF
III four DAYS beginning Thursday
night, February S, with a SAT-
urdav matinee following and the final
performance Sunday night, February 3.
The company numbers over 100 peo-
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Allegany County, N. Y, has already
celebrated the tercentenary of North
American crude oil. Indian tradition
attributed the existence of the oil pool
there to the misadventures of q fat
squaw who had fallen into the spring,
and since ever after that oil had been
collecting on its surface.
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Boston Orchestra
In Final Concert February 3.

IN FInAI OOnCcfb FEBRUARY De
THE Boston Symphony Orchestra, DR..
Serge KoussevitSky conductor, which
was recently heard here in four -day
festival of Beethoven music, will make
its final concert appearance Of the cur
rent season at Constitution Hall next
Tuesday afternoon, February 3, at 4:3O
o'clock as the third attraction of Mrs
Wilson Greene's philharmonic series OF
afternoon concerts at that auditorium.
For his final appearance in the Capt.
tai this season DR.. KouSSevitsky has
chosen splendid program that will
offer Tschaikowsky's Fourth SYM
phony in F Minor, Opus &c." as well as
Cigars Introduction and Allegro for
String Orchestra, Opus Az; the prelude
to Wagner's "Lohengrin" and Raveps
choreographic poem, La Valse."
Gaynor and Farrell
Joint Stars at the Fox Friday.
A FTER years absence, during which
"A news reports had it that Janet
Gaynor was retiring permanently from
her career before the camera, the Fox
Theater announces the coming next
week of Miss Gaynor and Charles Far
rell in THE Man Who Came Back" a
picture, 1t is said, which has been one
of the most highly successful produc-
lions of the new year It ran for almost
two weeks at the 6,000-seat Roxy Thea
ter in New York City, and Is now on
its second week at the nearly as large
Fox Theater in Brooklyn and breaking
records, even including that Of Street
Angel and "Sunnysioe Up"
Raoul Walsh directed the picture,
and Joseph Urban, whose reputation
as a creator of stage settings is world
wide, provided the scenic investitures
Kenneth McKenna. a star in his own
right, was selected to play the second
male lead, and the cast also includes
Mary Forbes, Ulrich Haupt and Will
liam Holden. The story, written by
Jules Eckert Goodman, was given a
successful stage production.
On the stage the Fanchon & Marco
creation, titled Gems and Jams" idea,
has a cast including many we'll known
stage players-Joe and Jane McKenna,
master and mistress of ceremonies;
Will Cowan, Nee Wong, Jean MacDon-
aid, Jim Penman, Beatrice Franklin
and Florence Astell and the SunkiSt
Beauties.
Bob West will furnish music for a
songfest at the organ, Brusiloff and his
Fox Music Masters will contribute their
part, and the Fox Movietone News will
complete the program.
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Iogue and stage business has been pre-
served.
Gayety Announces
Legs and Laughter" Next.
RURLESQUE and vaudeville Is said
- to have profited handsomely by the
addition to its ranks Of Legs and
Laughter" now on its maiden tour of
the M. B. A. circuit and booked at the
Gayety Theater next week.
This show claims to be modern, with
all it's performers modern also Eddie
Dale, Dutch comedian; Angeles Lee,
singer and dancer, and the Three Up
starts" acrobatic and tap hooters, are
featured in the company, which In
cludes George Leon, Lou Costello, Harry
C. Van. Mary Ryan, Hazel Devine and
Pearl Kay
The "Hades" and ship" scenes are
the biggest and most important, in
which fun and novel features pile up
thick and fast. A fast-stepping lot OF
choristers are feature.
Constitution Hall, Saturday.
GLAND HAYES. the celebrated
N colored tenor, will appear at Con-
stitution Hall on Saturday evening at
$3.50 o'clock as the fifth attraction of
Mrs. Wilson Greenes Saturday evening
concert series at that auditorium.
The complete program follows: "Ade-
laide" (Beethoven); Would You Gain
the Tender Creature?" from "Acis and
Galatea" (HandeD: I'm Aura Amo-
zart); Die Post" "DasS sic hier Gew-
essen" and "Fischerweise (SchuberD ;
Dance Macabre" Saint-Saens); Moe
turne" (Franch); Lament Of Ian
the Proud" (Griffes); THE Heart Wor-
ships" Holst); MY Little Pool" (Slo-
ninnsky); "Serenade" (Medtner); Negro
spirituals, GO Down, Moses" II Stan
an Fol My Arms" 20, Let Me Shine,
Sometimes Feel Like q Motherless
Child and Oats All Want"
THE Poor Nut"
Y. w. C. A. Play. Saturday.
"THE POOR NUT" q comedy OF
abundant youth, based on an
lamusing phase Of the "inferiority COM
lplex." viii be presented Saturday night
of this week at o'clock in Barker Hall
Seventeenth and K streets. by the
Ramp Kahlert Kouncn Of the Young
Womens Christian Association.
The play, which Is being directed By
Alice Sigwurth Morse. will have in It'd
! cast Of characters 20 washington CIR
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letto": Friday night, "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" and "Pagliacci'': Saturday mat
tnee, Lucia di Lammermoor" Saturday
night, La Traviata," and Sunday night,
al Trovatore."
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Edna Ferber play of the stage,
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R-K-O Keith's Theater Friday evening
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roles Of this hilarious and often bril-
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Columbia Players
Start Tournament Friday.

Start Tournament Friday.
THE Columbia Players will hold a
- preliminary tournament Friday eve
ming at the Wilson Normal School to
select the one-act play to be entered In
the annual contest of the Community
Drama Guild. With three exceptions.
all parts will be played by organization
members who have not appeared before
this year.
The cast Of SOS Your Old Antique"
by Klare Hummer. directed by George
Odell, will be made up OF Walter
Thorne, Maxine Alverson, Margaret
Graham and Robert Miller.
1.-THE Dweller In Darkness" dealing
with q spiritualistic Seance, coached by
A. z. Dubber, who also takes part,
win have Richard Mumma, Phillip Cole,
Virginia Forward. Elizabeth Ellis and
Cecil Lovewel In its cast.
Rachel Crowthers amusing skit, The
Rector" directed by Wilma Wright, Of
fers Stanley Rayfleld in the title role
and cast entirely, feminine, consisting
of Virginia Wilson. Claude Bell, Helen
Ryan, Dorothy White, Bessie Mills and
Hildegarde Cook
This evening Of one-act plays In the
third production Of the Columbia Play
ers' season. The next will be Nellie,
the Beautiful Cloak Model" at Ward
han Park Theater In March.
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is rated as first rate, bouyant, lively en-
tertainment and satire of the cleverest
sort. Its main concern is entertain
ment.
The original play, THE Royal Fam
ily," was written by that master of
stage comedy, George Kaufman, in col
laboration with Edna Ferber. In the
screen version, most of the original dia-
logue and stage business has been pre-
served.
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THE Criminal Code"
At the Metropolitan.

"THE CRIMINAL CODE" melo-
drama of those who live outside
the law, starring Walter Huston, will
be the attraction at Warner Bros.
Metropolitan Theater for four days,
starting Saturday.
The picture, based on the play by
Martin Flavin, represents new slant
on prison dramas. 1t Is tale Of love,
of police courts and Of heart-breaking
legal cruelty in prison. A young man,
sentenced for 10 years, Is on the verge
of desperation as the result OF brutal
iZing prison experience. He falls in love
with the warden's daughter. and this
romantic influence transforms him into
new man.
Walter Huston Is seen as the warden,
Phillip Holmes is the young man, and
others are Constance Cummings, Boris
Karloff, Arthur Hoyt and Mary Doran.
The Vitaphone short subject, Three
Sailors" and the Graham McNamee
newsreel round out the entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-28
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen In Washington Theaters
Royal Family Of Broadway"
Start Friday at R-K-O Keith's.

New policy at R-K-O Keitn's: All
new attractions to open at the O'Clock
shows on Friday nights. Patrons can
see two features for the price OF one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-28
Newman's Rome"
At National, Sunday,

Newman's Rome"
At National, Sunday.
z M NEWMAN obtained rare priv
H. ileges, which enabled him to COM
pletely illustrate his travel talk Rome
and Vatican City," to be shown at the
National Theater Sunday afternoon.
He has new still and motion pictures of
the Pope, the masterpieces in the art
gallery, including the treasures in the
museum; the SiStine Chapel, the
Raphael Loggia and StanZa and the
Vatican Gardens. The Pope no longer
considers himself prisoner and the
Vatican has become city. AS a re-
suit there has been great activity IN
the newly created city. A powerful
radio station is being built, electric,
power, telephone and railway stations
are rising, post Office has been eS-
tablished, a governor appointed and a
palace built for him. All this and
much more Is to be seen in the new
Vatican City. One of the ceremonies
Mr.. Newman photographed was the
swearing In of the Swiss Guard.
Many changes have 4aken place re-
Gently in Rome and, due TO the genius
of Mussolini. we are now privileged TO
look upon forums that had been for
gotten, the grandeur of Rome that was.
Hidden until this year, such magnifl-
cent ruins as the Forum of Augustus
and many others of the time Of the
Caesars are now a part of the great
city of today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-28
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