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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-09
Seen Sunday
In The Millionaire

George Arliss is Just now the
most decorated man In motion pc
lures. His performance IN Dis
raeli." his first talking picture.
made for Warner Brothers. won
him the award OF the Academy Of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences,
the Photoplay gold medal and the
gold medal awarded for fine dc
ton by the American Academy OF
Arts and Sciences.
He is married 10 Florence Mont
gomery who PLAYS the wife in The
Millionaire" as she did IN 'Disra-
eli" The Arlisses have two homes
IN England and an apartment IN
Ne. York. They have no children
Mr.. Arliss' latest picture for War
ne Bros. The Millionaire comes
10 the Dittmann Theatre on sum
day next. n Is a story az an Amer
lean business man who tries 70 re-
tire. Evalyn Knapp plays the fem
tnine juvenile lead. John Adolf
directed.
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a sense or being projected into a
land OF his dreams.
'TabU' was filmed IN Bora Bora.
an island In the South Pacific,
thousands Of miles from Civiliza-
ton. The actors IN II are natives.
most Of whom never heard OF a
movie camera before Murnau and
his companion r J. Flaherty Jour
neyed there IN their little sailing
vessel about two years ago.
Also beginning Sunday NJ the
Queen theatre is the big new serial
which co-stars the stars Of Trader
Horn, Harry Carey and Edwina
Booth IN The Vanishing Legion.
The best talking serial ever made
Also in the cast ere Rex. the king
OF Wild horses and frankie DarrOw
the best boy rider IN the world.
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above mentioned brunei. blond and
ed-head-since my mind still is a
blank as far as their conversation
goes.
Both Marion and Gertrude. the
brunei and red-head respectively.
have been actresses since childhood
Marion on the stage and Ger
trude and June on both stage and
screen. Although her father re-
fused to permit her to neglect her
education for the stage. Marion
managed TO play a number Of child
roles with a St. Louis stock COM
pany some years ago. On gradual
ing from high school she came
west with her fathers show. A
screen test was offered her but she
decinled. p%referring instead a
college education. However. she
finally was persuaded 10 make a
test for the feminine lead in Wise
Girls and got the part. That was
the finish OF college and the begin
ming Of a screen career for Marion
She has done pretty well 20 far,
too.
Miss Shorts stage career started
when she was Only five years old.
But II lasted only a few years be-
cause she happened 10 be Just the
type that a director for the old
Edison company wanted for q pic
ture he was about to start. That
one film started her on a career
that has carried her through every
studio n Hollywood. Gertrude.
though not a big shot" has sup
ported practically every star in the
business during the last 10 years.
June MacCloy made her first big
hit as a blues singer in Harry
Richman's night club IN New York.
Then she was claimed BY the
radio and subsequently Nv George
White for his Scandals
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-09
Fish Plentiful

Sail boats are zen daily fishing
In LagJna Madre only a mile from
the cottages. Fisherman are seen
nightly in the LaFuna with torches
Turing founder and spearlng them
MANY hard shell crab are also be-
ing caught. The mrakets in Browns
vile get much o. their sea foods
from this source.
Amateur fishermen report fishing
fine at the south ietty on the north
fip Of BrazoS island. Jack Miller.
son OF j. II. Miller Of. Dallas. caught
Is crookers near the jetties IN two
hours. one was i8 inches long.
Brownsville Chamber az Commerce
advq( tis.ng brought Mr.. Miller 70
TING cCast.
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'Tabu' Portrays
Life In South Seas

All earlier South Sea romance
movies pale into insignificance be-
fore the splendor and glory Of
"Tabu", the r. w. Murnau produc-
ton. released by Paramount, which
opened at the Queen Theatre Sat-
urday.
"Tabu' has everything. But
above all Il has the beauty and
charm Of a far-away place, the
feeling OF a life remote and ar
tached which gives the spectator
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-09
Rotarians Return

MERCEDES. Aug. 5-The Rev. @.
p. owen. president and Fred John
son. secretary OF the local Rotary
club have returned from Laredo
where they attended a meeting Of
the Rotary presidents and secre-
taries OF the 47th district.
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With Brownsville Il and Valley rTheaters

Mai T. "A. Ewing OF Tan Benz
ito was IN direct cha OF the
YankS.
Other officers or the San Benito
unit are Capt. McMurray Richey.
Capt. Charles Pugsley. Lieut. Bruce
Gentry and Lieut.. Avis Barrier
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-09
Yanks Hold Camp

The san Benito Junior YankS
opened their first annual camp at
Campo del Arroyo here Monday
morning.
Twenty-Five bows. all members Of
the San Benito Troop. were regis
tered for the week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30

struction.
 Roxbury. Painter Hill road and Botsford Hill road. Completing gravel surface.
 Salisbury. Toconic road is un- der construction.
 Seymour. Great Hill road un. der construction. No delay to traffic.
 sharon. Williams Hill, Sharon Mountain and White Hollow roads are under construction.
 Shelton. Huntington Turnpike under construction. No delay to traffic.
 Shelton. Walnut Tree road un- der construction. No delay to traf- fife.
 Sherman Worden road and Lake Mauweeho and Briggs Hill roads. Lime Stone and Screenings surface.
 Southbury. River road. Georges Hill road and Hull's Hill road. Completing gravel surface.
 Thomaston. Northfield and Rey- holds Bridge roads are finished. Hickory Hill road under construc- tion.
 Torrington. Allen road is fin ished. Brandy Hill and Torring- ton roads are under construction.
 Trumbull. Madison avenue un- der construction. No delay to traf- fic.
 Voluntown. Beach Pond road is being oiled for 9 miles.
 Voluntown. Pendleton Hill road is being oiled for 2 miles.
 Wellington. State street is be- ing oiled for II miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30

road Is under construction. No de- lay to traffic.
 North Canaan. Roads from Canaan cemetery south and iron, Knights rctner north are under construction.
 Orange. Racebrook road under construction. No delay to traffic.
 Oxford. Christian street under construction. No delay to traffic.
 Oxford. Park road under con- struction. No delay to traffic.
 Plymouth. North Main street, Terryville is under construction. Passable.
 Preston. A section of the Pres ton Plains-Preston City road is un- der construction. Grading is being done. Traffic can pass.
 Preston. Preston Plains road is being oiled for mile.
 Prospect. Matthew street un- der construction. No delay to traf- fic.
 Prospect. Spring street under construction. Road closed on ac. count of bridge construction. De- tour posted.
 Prospect. Summit road under construction. No delay to traffic.
 Putnam. Putnam Heights road is being oiled for 1 mile.
 Ridgefield. Barry avenue. Ma cadam construction and steam shovel grading. Short detour.
 Ridgefield. Mulberry street, Sil- yer Spring road and Wilton road, East completed.
 Rocky Hill. Washington street and River View road under con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30

traffic.
 Goshen. Bentley Hawes. West Side and Beach street roads are under construction. Griswold. Glasgo road is being oiled for ? miles. Lebanon. Creamery Hill road is being oiled for 3 miles. Ledyard. Quakertown road is being oiled for miles. Litchfield. East Litchfieid Northfield, Milton and Litwin roads are under construction. Harwinton. Harmony Hill Harwinton avenue, Clearview roads are under construction. Middlebury. Watertown road under construction. Culverts being installed and grading being done Milford. Bridge over R. R. un- der construction. Not open to traffic.
 Monroe. Purdy Hill road road and Pepper street. Steam shovel grading. No detours. Morris. Old Benton and Ball avenue roads under construction. New Hartford. Wicket, West Hill roads are finished. Road wit Joe Gillett's place and Harwinton Fractional School House road are under construction.
 Newtown. Hawleyville road. Macadam com1eted.
 Norfolk. Winchester and Hay stack Mountain roads are under construction.
 North Branford. Clintonviplle road is being oiled for 1.6 miles.
 North Branford. Clintonville
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30

Warren. Lake road, North road Curtiss street, Rabbit Hill, At. wood road and Town Hill. Gravel surfacing.
 Waterford. Cohanzle road is url- der construction. Traffic can pass,
 West Haven. Jones Hill road under construction. No delay to traffic.
 Wilton. Millstone, Nod and Whipstick roads completed,
 Winchester. East road is under construction.
 Wolcott. Woodtick, Spindle Hill and Fairview roads are under con- struction.
 Woodstock. Kenyonville North Ashford road is under construction Surfacing is being placed. Traffic can pass.
 Woodstock. Union-Ashford road is being oiled for 1 mile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30
Road Conditions
 In Connecticut
Detours Repairs and Construction as Reported for the Week Ending October 28

Colebrook. West Side River road, South District road. Pinny street and Bridge and Bunneil street and bridge are finished.
 Cornwall. Cream Hill road. Steam shovel grading. Short de- tour.
 Cornwall. Great Hill road and College street. Steam shovel grad ing. Detour.
 Canbury. West Lake and Long Ridge roads. Resurfacing and in- stalling culverts. No detours.
 Derby. Cedric avenue under construction. No delay to traffic.
 Easton. Center street, Adams road and Westport Turnpike. Re- surfacing and Installing cuiverts. No detours.
 Essex. North Main street. Ivory ton and Bushy Hill road under construction.
 Fairfield. Black Rock Turnpike under construction. No delay to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30
Musical Recital At
 First Baptist Church

The new organist of the Birst Baptist church, Miss Frances K Beach of Bristol. will give . mu- sical recital at the local church Sunday evening, assisted by the choir. Miss Beach comes to this city from the First Congregational church of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. She was graduated in 1929 from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30
TEETH COME HIGH

Vancouver, B. c. - A farmer in Peace River District. according to a story told by c. Webber. recent ly visited his dentist to obtain a set of false teeth. He offered the dentist oats in exchange for the molars. He nearly tainted when then dentist asked 1,500 bushels of oats for the set. The low market price of oats accounted for the high" price of the teeth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30
CATTrY

"I really had to give that poor blind man a copper for what he said when I passed" What did he say?" Spare penny for blind man, pretty lady he remarked" Well, anyway, that proves he was really blind." = Answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30
Masquerade at !. Park Pavilion
Burns Club Halloween
 Dance at Hamilton Park Tonight

The annual prize masquerade of the Waterbury Burns club to be held at the Hamilton Park Pavil- ion tonight is a glorious opportuni- ty to get together in an evening of enjoyment that will make everyone forget their troubles and look on the bright side of life. Handsome cash prizes are offered for the best dressed lady; the best dressed gent! the lady and also the gent in the funniest costumes; and to the best dressed group not less than four persons cash door prizes will also be given away. The grand march starts at 10 D. m. prompt, when the judges pick the winning competitors. The Area dian Orchestra will furnish the latest in dance music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30
MAYBE THEY sHOTr,D

You say that your shoes bother
 you? If the proverb is true, you
 have not paid for them." How absurd! Do my hat and
 my suit hurt me?' - The Humor- ist
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30
Judge Beardsley To
 Address Mems League

Judge Harry J. Beardsley will be the speaker at the meeting of the Mems league of Bunker Hill Mon day evening, November 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30

George Hinman and Edward True- love. The chapter will send a dele- gation to a smoker to be held in Bridgeport tomorrow night leav- ing here by bus from the old post office building at 6:30 o'clock.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
NO Sc HA PODID0 ENC0N-
TRAR A LOS AVIADORES
DEL

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Oct.
mudas aguas de la Ba-
MIA de Cobequid creese que con-
tienen hoy en- su seno a dos avia-
dores alemanes desaparecid0s
'm~ientras transportation la CO.
rrespondencia del vapor Bre-
men a New York.
Tn tanque de gasolina, de
seis pies cuadrado conteniendo
una pequeha cantidad de com
bustible, fu6 encontrado por un
bote enviado en- busca de los a
viadores.
Otras pleas de un aeroplano
fueron encontradas, suponien-
dose que pertenezcan al aero
plano lanzado por medic de una
catapulta al espacio desde ell Bre
men.
Los aviadores Friob Simon,
photo, y ell mecanico Rudolph
Wauchkenecht, sc elevaron aver
desde el Bremen a $50 millas dc
Cape Race, Newfoundland.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
2 DE
BEBIDAS ALCOHOLICS
FUERON A~SESINADOS EN-
JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville, oct. Como
resultado de una lluvia de baIas
disparadas desde una embosca-
da, murieron aver TN supuesto
contrabandista de bebidas y su
cOmpanero.
Los muertos fueron Leslie
Stratton, de "a amos, acusado
de traficar con bebidas y Enoch
Wells, de 10 amos. Los dos fue-
ron asesinados en- la carretera
en- Jacksonville Heights.
Los cadaveres fuer0n encon-
trados en- dos AUTOMOBILES por
les tics de Stratton, David y Ma
riCn Stratton. Ambos fueron de-
tenidos a los efectos de un inte-
rrogatorio.
La policia inform6 que STRAIT
ton tenia enemigos y que Saba
que 10 rerseguian, pues al safir
anoche de la casa de su madre i
dijo a Gsta: Isl no regreso por
la manana, busquen mi cada-
YER"
Los disparos courtroom Guam
do Stratton regresaba a su casa
en- un aut0m6vil que le habia
comprado a Jake Wells, de la
barriada de Y~ellowWater, y en-
los momentos en- sic atfaVeSa-
ba un pequeno bosquecillo. Los
disparos le fueron hechos desde
los dos lados de la carretera, Sc
gun las huellas que aparecierOn
en- Ell autom6vil.
La policia cree que Stratton
fue asesinado primero y que
Wells 10 fue despues para evitat
que hablase.
Fl padre de este dltimo decla.
re que su hiio NADIA tenia que
yer con ell negocio al que Sc de.
dicaba Stratton.
Sc ha senalado un interroga.
J torio para ell Viernes.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
TEATROS


CASINO
QueiemoS aconSejarle, por
SUI bien, que cuando haga una
apuesta sobre Ia inconstancia de
la muier en- general, haga una
exception de su propia esposa.
Esto queda probable en- la pro-
ducci6n, hablada en- espanol,
% Conoces a tn Mujer?" dirigi-
da por David Howard Y prota-
gcnizada por Carmen Larrabei-
ii, Rafael Rivelles y Manuel Ar
DO.
Rivelles, un solter6n empe-
dernido, no vacila en- asegurarle
a su abogado, Manuel Arbo, que
"todas las muieres son malas.'
Arbo, casado. resiente la insi-
~nuacl0n!V Sc entabla una dlScu-
sion, que culmina cuando Arbo
lie apuesta $4,000 a Rivelles, a
cue no puede besar dentro de un
plazo de as horas. a la primera
mujer que salga al balc6n.
Como la primera mujer en- sa-
lir no es otra que Carmen LARA
beiti, la bella y joven esposa de
Arbo, va Sc pueden imaginar
ustedes las complicaciones que
resuItan.
Ell reparto que secunda la la
Dor de los protagonistas es in
tachable e incluye a tales nom
bres como Ana Maria Custodio,
Miguel Ligero y Enriqueta So
Ter.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
CONTRA MERCADIS Y CAS-
TRIO Sc EXPIDIO UNA OR
DEN JUDICIAL

Ell Chauffeur de un autom6-
vii de alquiler, John K. Gan
non, obtuv0 aver una orden
judi al temporal, en- la corte
del q quito, para eVitar que Abe
Mercadis Y Manuel Castro dis
pongan de un autom6vil que tie
men en- 81 poder y que forma par
te de una herencia De su ito, Ed.
ward NJ. Roche.
Cannon alega que Castro L
ha cargado intereses usurarios
en- un prestamp que le hiciera
por conducto de Mercadis, como
anticipo de la herencia que iba
a recibir, y que Sc incautaron
del autom6vil como page flna.
de dicho prestamo.
La orden judicial fue expedi-
da por Ell Juez Parks.
Cannon esta representado pol
Robert H. Owens y Emery Ba-
va, y Mercadis y Castro, por c
Jaw Hardee.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
LOS P~ESCADORES DE ES-
PONJAS HICIERON A
YER UNA PETICION

Los pescadores de esponjas de
Tarpon Springs, que ell lunes
dltim0 fuer0n multadoS en- la
Corte del Circuito del Condado
de Taylor por invadir las aguas
de los pescadores de esponjas
con anzuelos, presentaran una
petici6n al gobierno federal pa
"a que marque con boyas I'm ira
mo de cuarenta millas, dentro
de las aguas territoriales del
Condado de Taylor.
Pat Whitaker, abogado de los
u pescadores de Tarp0n Spring
4 quienes defendi6 en- la Corte
del Condado, y el Comisionado
de la Ciudad Louis Smitzes, de
Tarpon Springs, llamaron al Sc
nador Fletcher el domingo pa
"a tratarle sobre la peticion, re-
ibiendo la promesa de que ell Go
bierno Federal accedera a la di-
vision solicitada para evitar en-
Il future nuevos litigios entire
los pescad0res de esp0nja y los
que las pescan con anzueios.
Los pescadores fueron multa-
dos a raz6n de $4,000 cada uno,
por ell Juez Alderman, por ausen-
ia del Juez Sheppard, de Pen
sacola.
Este problema entire ambos
grupos de pescadores Sc suscita
cada dieZ amos, y Ell abogado
Whitaker Sc interesa por dilu-
de una vez tan enojosa 81
tuaci6n.
@SaAr ~ zNEr7
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
LOS CARDENALES CANA
RON Ell QUINT0 DESAFIO
DE LA SERIE MUNDIAL


Filadelfia, oct. los Car
denales, ayudad0s por las efec-
twas curvas de Hallahan y ell
batting" de Pimienta Martin,
derrotaron a los Atleticos en- el
quinto desafio de la serie mum
dial, con anotaci6n de 5 carre-
ras por |,
Nueve "terap6uticos' bate6
ell Filadelfia, hacienda su 1nica
carrera en- Ell Septimo, con tres
oportunos batazos, uno de ellos
de dos bases, salido del "roble'
lie Simmons.
Con sus doce hits, disparados
contra Hoyt, Walberg y Heving,
el st. Luis anot6 sus carreras
en- los innings primero, sexto, oc
tavo Y noveno. Martin bate6 I'm
cuadrangular en- ell sexto impul-
sando dos carreras y armenian
do su popularidad en- la serie.
Ademas contribuy6 a la victo-
ria con otros dos hits, Cochrane
acababa de queiarse, diciendo
que Martin Sc hallaba encima de
la gonna, cuando este Sc des
colg6 con el cuadrangular.
Frisch bate6 un "tubey' y un
nit Y Wilson 'conect6' dos veces
con recios "simples'.
FL pGblico de Filadelfia tuvo
aplausos para Hallahan, por su
impecable dominic, y para "Pi-
mienta" Martin por sus "esta-
cazos'.
Los dos clubs %jugaron de ma
nera irreprochable.
Anotaci6n pOr entradas:
st. Luis 100 O02 oil sc, l2h De.
Filadeifia 600 600 100 lie, Oh, De
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
LA COMPANIA GENERAL
ELECTRIC HA OFRECID0
UN PLAN DE SEIS MESES
DE TRABAJO

Schenectady, N. Y, oct. 7.-El
'resid nte de la General Flee
ric, Gerard Swope, manifesto
aver que un plan garantizando
seis meses de trabajo, a partir
del / de noviembre, ha sido ofre-
cido a los empleados de los ia
Heres de la corporation que e
dirige.
La nueva proposition debera
ser aprobada por los empleados
de la comIpania que son miem
bros del plan de pensiones. Con
siste en- dividir Ell trabajo de m
do que no haya rebaja de HON
bres titles entire noviembre |
de 1881 y abriI 80 de- 1882, 81
compensation, y que todos 10
cue estan en- la n6mina recib'
ran durante csc periodic el equ
valente de no menos de la mitac
de las ganancias semanales qu|
perciben por tempo complete
pero en- ning1n case mas de un
promedio de SIS a la semana,
81 las actuales ganancias estan
sobre csc promedio, el empleado
recibira su sueldo actual.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07

81
Gandhi no cree en- la "yirtud'
de las maquinarias y para los
hombres humildes de la India
demanda trabajo manual.
Cuando Charles Chaplin estu-
vo a visitarlo, Carlitos lie hizo
saber que 81, inventor de los ia
patones' mas famos0s del mum
do, creia muy 1tiles para ell pro
greso humane, las maquinarias
que vienen generando la miseria
en- muchas ciudades del mundo.
Con maquinarias, lie contest6 el
Mahatma, pronto fabricarfamos
mas de 10 que la India ha menes
ter, surgiria ell exceso de produc
ebony su Immediate consecuen-
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
R~ESOLUCIONES APROBA-
DAS CONTRA Ell COMITE
DE HOSPITAL Y LOS DOS
NUEVOS MfEMBROS DE
LA COMISION DEL SER
VICIO CIVIL

Los siete concejales de la ma
yoria, con el Sr. Campbell de Ii
der, aprobaron aver Ia correc-
cion de las minutas de sus dos
anteriores sesiones, poniendo
asi la base para establecer pro-
cedimiento judicial y destituir
al comite de hospital y a los Sres
MacFarlane Y Hardee, nuevos
miembros de la comisi0n del ser
vicio civil.
Votdron a favor de una de-
cisi6n del presidente Henderson
en- contra de Ia mayoria que pa
50 sobre ella, los concejales
Thompson y Hixon.
No concurrieron a la session
los concejales Rosenthal Y Pa
checo.
Luego de hecha la correction
de las m~inutas aparece que Ell
presidente Henderson no pidi6
Sc hicieran nominaciones adicio-
males antes de que Sc confirma
ran los nombres recomendados
por ell alealde.
Con esa correction, a juicio
de la mayoria, Sc prueba la lie
galidad de esas designaciones.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
ALCALA ZAMO-
RA Y DESPUES RETRO
LA RENUNCIA

Madrid, oct Ell presiden-
tie Alcala Zamora present6 aver
la renuncia a la asamblea ma
cional, pero a sGplicas de varios
ministries accedi6 a retirarla.
Molestado por los violentos
ataques hechos contra su admi-
nistraci6n, ataques que estima
iniustos, Zamora decide renun-
ciar.
Mas tarde, complaciendo a
varios liders que Sc 10 ~pIdieron,
dijo que continuaria hasta que
Ia asambIea avanzara algo mas
en- sus trabajos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
FL Cabaret del Espdnol.

Como publicamos en- dias an
teriores la Secci6n de Recreo de
esta importante sociedad dara
IN Cabaret ell dia "a de este
mes.
Han empezado a venderse las
mesas para esta fiesta y la lis
ia es va grande.
Habran muchas sorpresas.
Magnificas orquestas y buen
SHOW.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
PROTESTA DE LOS OBRE-
RIOS Y DEL PUBLICO

Habana, oct. Los mdto-
ristas y conductores que Sc han
quedado sin trabajo por haber
suspendido la compania de los
carros electricos Jas rutas Ce-
rro-Vedado y Palatino, Sc mues-
tran disgustados, pero no haran
demostraciones publicas de PRO-
tesla.
Algunos ciudadanos perjudi-
cados con la Suppression han for
mulado protesta, dirigiendose
al gobierno.
Dase por SECURE que 81 ell pue-
bio c~ontinua favoreciendo a los
omnibus, otras rutas mas seran
abolidas.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07

La COmida de oyer
De caracter intimo.
Ofrecida en- ell restaurant Mia
mi por los hermanos Gustavo y
Tomas Perez, a Ia novena La
Nacional.
Numerosos los comensales.
I'm grupo de p~eloteros.
He aqui sus nombres:
Roenlio Ndnez, Jorge Cutie
rrez. Luis Garcia, Antonio Pc
rez. Mario Palermo, Edmundc
Febre, Arturo Guerra, Lum4nio
Valdes, Frank Echevarria, Al
berto Gonzalez y Joe Perez.
:. Ademas Sc %sentaron a la mesa
los fa,aanos Richard, Tomas y
Gustavo'Fasrez, Diego Heres y
Manuel LlerA
Ocupaban Largely bien servlda
mesa, decorada por greco.
Score ell nitido mantel apare-
elan FLORES en- artisticos Bouquet
Actu6 de "Maitre" ell 6Seno
del restaurant Sr. c. Otero. =
Exquisite Ell menu.
Deliciosa la sobremesa.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
ROYAL

Las muchas personals que a
yer acudieron al estreno de "Ri-
sa", salieron encantadas de la
estupenda labor que reatiza
Nancy Carroll. Sobre la belleza
de la muier sobresale el talento
de la actriz.
Hoy volvera a repetirse la ex-
ceIente production, junto con
Gel Dios del Mar, una cinta
emocionante.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA
CONFIRMADA LA DERRO-
IA DE PRIMO DE RIVERA

Madrid, oct. 7.-LoS escruti-
MOS oficiales han terminado,
confirmandose Ia derrota sufri-
da en- ell distrito de Madrid, por
Ell ST.. Antonio Primo de Rivera,
hijo del difunto Graf Primo de
Rivera.
Contra Primo de Rivera las
izquierdas eligieron a Manuel
CoSSio.
La gaceta., 1931-10-07
HUELGA DE PROTESTA

Madrid, oct. 7,-Los obreros
de Cadiz verificaron su hueIga
general de p~rotesta, motivada
por los altos alquileres.
FL gobernador civil ha ofreci-
do realizar gestiones en- favor de
los tra6ajadores.