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La gaceta., 1931-10-28
TEATROS


"Just A. Gigolo', pelfcula "a
daptada del resonante exito tea
trail de David Belasco, pasara
hoy por la pantalla, en- compa-
MIA de "Aventura Prohibida",
una graciosa comedia.
William Haines es ell prota-
gonista de la primera produc-
ci6n. Haines desempena ell papel
de un noble ingles que Sc hace
pasar como un "gigOlo" para yer
81 la muchacha a quien ANA, es
todo 10 que debiera ser. En- ell
proceso Sc enamora de ella, per-
didamente.
Irene Purcell es la heroina.
ia Aventura Prohibida" fue
escrita por Sinclair Lewis y en-
ella aparecen Mitzi Green, Edna
May Oliver, Luisa Fazenda y
Jackie Scarf.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
SMITHSON HABIAA RECIBI-
DO CARTAS 4ZANTES

Brooksville, Octubre 28.-Con
tinu6 aver la Investigation del
asesinato de Herbert ~Smithson,
abogado de Brooksville, decla :
rando Frank Durston que GUAM
do ell primero fuera a~sesinado,
investigate ell atropello contra
un prominente lechero de aqui,
J. W. Springstead.
Tn grupo de hombres sac6 a
Springstead de su domicilio y lie
do de golpes; mas tarde ell she
riff w. d. Cobb mat6 al hombre,
por hacerle resistencia, siendo
librado de culpa.
Smithson era ell abogado de la
victima y habia recibido cartas
en- las cuales Sc lie amenazaba de
muerte 81 continuaba investigan
do.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
ANOCHE HABLO EN- FAVOR
DE LA PAZ Ell DR.. HOLT

FL DR.. Hamilton Holt, Presi-
dente del Institute Rollins, ha-
blando anoche en- ell auditorium
municipal ante los miembros de
la organization en- favor de la
paz mundial del manana, dijo
que era precise una compren-
sion international y una COO
peraci6n conjunta de todos los
paises para hacerle frente a los
problemas mundiales, como una
base para asegurar la paz.
Senal6 que Estados Unidos
Sc habian negado a unirse a
otras naciones en- esas activida-
DIES, y habia rehusado tambien
ell dejar saber a los otros paises
, que condolences serfan favora-
bles para 81 entrada.
"iExiste IN sustituto para la
guerra? Ell problema de esta or
ganizaci6n en- favor de la paz
es presentar razones contra Ia
fuerZa, como un medic para so
lucionar las diferencias inter
nacionales.
mo pueden haber gananciae
en- una guerra. Las dos nacio
mes pierden. La guerra no es Il
supervivencia del mas apto sine
la del mas inepto, asf como IL
mayor aptitud fisica y moral dc
una naci6n son las victimas en-
ell campo de batalla.
"Se ha dicho que la proxima
guerra sera tan terrible que 81
gran tenor la eliminara. Esto
no es asi. Los hombres no temen
morir. Tenemos corage, y la que
ira produce resultados. Por ESQ
continuara, a pesar de que Sc
la teme, a no ser que Sc encuen-
tren medidas mas efectivas que
permitan eliminarla como una
amenaZa.
listed puede condenar la que
IRA sobre una base moral; us
ted puede condenarle economical,
cientffica y biol6gicamente; pc
70 listed no llegara a ning1n la
do con esas condemns. Algo tie
ne que venir a ocupar en- ell cere-
bro del hombre ell lugar que ocu-
La gaceta., 1931-10-28

pa la guerra. Como dijo Lincoln,
NADIA esta arreglado hasta que
10 Sc haya arreglado bien'.
Ell Rabbi David Zielonka, ha-
blando sobre la Amistad y la
Paz, diio que, seg1n su opinion,
Ia protection impuesta era la Il
MICA causa justificable de que
rra, y pidi6 que Sc desarrollara
a educaci6n, intellectual y espi
ritual, como una MEDIA para
5uprimir los conflictos interna-
cionales.
Ell Sr. Ray C. Brown habl6
sobre ell programa de la Legion
Americana, en- favor de la paZ.
La banda de musica del Egypt
Temple Shrine, ameniz6 ell ac-
to. En- ell programa de entrete-
nimiento f%iguraron otros mime
ros de m1sica y canto.
Ell Alcalde Mckay present6
al DR.. Hamilton Holt.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28

JESUS Alvarez, de 20 amos, mu
10 aver en- un hospital local.
Para la tarde de hoy esta Sc
nalado ell entierro, que saldra
de la Gale Union numero 1921,
en- West Tampa.
Sobreviven a Alvarez SUI espo-
sa, su madre, tres hermanos.
Maxine Ares, John Ares y Ben
jamin Martinez, Y tres hernia
mas.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
DEFUNCIONES

Para la tarde de hoy esta Sc
nalado ell entierro de Francisco
Conception, de 81 amos, vecino
de la Decima avenida 1907.
LIE sobreviven su madre, Sra.
Juana Conception, y dos hernia
mas, Afelina Lemus y Maria Lui
sa La Fe.
Ell cadaver recibira sepultu-
ra en- ell cementerio de Rose Hill.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
LA SRA. JOHNSON VIOLO
DE E LA LEY SEGA

Los agentes de la prohibition
trajeron aver a esta ciudad a la
Sra. Gertrude J. Johnson, de
Turkey Creek, acusada de estar
en- possession de bebidas y de ha-
Der violado ell perd6n condicio-
nal que lie fue concedido ell rs de
Febrero, sobre una s~entencia de
un ano y un dia por igual deli
to.
Mrs Johnson fue arrestada
por segunda vez ell 20 de Julio
en- High Springs, a~legandose
que conducia un cargamente de
bebidas. FL comisionado de los
Estados Unidos Mr.. PinkertOn,
lie fij6 $1,000 de fianza.
Por Gltimo fue enviada a la
carcel y comparecera ante ell
Juez Alderman para la revoca-
ci6n de su perd6n Conditional.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
DOS ASESINOS MORIRAN.
EN- LA SILLA ELECTRICA

Tallahassee, Octubre 28.- La
Junta de perdones del estado re-
hus6 aver aplazar la ejecuci6r
de la sentencia de dos condena-
dos a muerte.
J. T. Blackwell, de Blouns-
town, encontrado culpable de "a
sesinar al sheriff Clarke, del
condado de Calhoun, y Arthur
c. Hicks, de Gainesville, mata-
dor de su esposa, moriran en- la
silla electrical.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28

Ell Vice Presidente del Ayun-
tamiento, Thompson, pas6 a
ocupar la presidencia dejada va
cante por Mr.. Henderson, y ell
consistorio, por unanimidad, eli
gi6 para vicepresidente al Con-
cejal j. w. Frazier.
Despu6s de leida la carta de
la renuncia hubo I'm momento de
silencio durante ell cual parecia
que nadie saba 10 que tenia que
hacer. Ell Conceal Thompson
termin6 la embarazosa situaci6n
proponiendo que fuese aceptada.
Embellishments despues fue
presentada y aceptada la renun-
cia del abogado de la ciudad
Karl E. Whitaker, la cual CO.
menzara a ser ~efectiva a partir
de la media noche del 3 de No
viembre, dia de las elecciones
generates.
Cuando Mckay Sc retro aver
de su oficina, a la bora de cos
tumbre, dei6 limpio su despacho.
Ning1n empleado pudo sospe :
char que su renuncia va habia 81
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
do elevada al consistorio.

do elevada al consistorio.
Ell Ex-alcalde de Tampa, CO.
un simple ciudadano, regre-
sara hoy a hacerse cargo de la
administration y direction del
Daily Times, del cual es
1nico dueno. En- ell diario G ha-
ra cargo persOnalmente IA sec
ci6n editorial y de la d<nego
clos.
Sc espera que ell alcalde cleo
to R. E. L. Chancey tome pose
sion del cargo Embellishments
despues que la Junta Electoral
certifique ell resultado de la vo-
taci6n, el pr6ximo martes.
Sc especula sobre los proba :
bles primeros nombramientos
que hara Ell nueVo Alcal6e, quien
sobre este particular ND ha di-
cho nj una sola palabra nj a sus
amigos mas intimos.
La renuncia del abogado de
la ciudad. Mr.. Whitaker, exige
un Immediate successor. Ell Ayun-
tamiento solamente 'celebrara
una ssSs6n mas bajo la presiden
cha dNsD1Oon Thompson.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
ISOCIEDAD DE SOCORROS
MUTUOS DE R~EZAGADORES

Por orden del Sr. Presidente,
otto por segunda vez a Junta Or
dinaria Trimestral, que Sc cele-
brara ell pr6ximo Jueves, dia 20
del presente, a las 8 de la noche
en- punto, en- ell Centre Obrero.
Sc recuerda a los Sres. socios
que hayan estado enfermos, des-
de ell II de Abril hasta ell 80 de
Septiembre, hagaD acto de pre-
sencia en- esta Junta para COM
probar las dietas percibidas du
La gaceta., 1931-10-28

rante su enfermedad. Case de
no asistir, sera multado en- la
cantidad de LOO, seg1n prescri-
be ell vicente Reglamento.
Esperanto acudan todos con
la puntualidad pedida, quedo
atentamente,
r.. Fernandez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
ANOCHE RENUNCIO LA AL
CALDIA Ell SR. D. B. MCKAY
Hasta que Chancey tome pose
sion lie sustituira Mr.. Tom
Henderson

Anoche renunci6 ell Sr. D. B.
Mckay como alcalde de Tampa
V acknowledgements lie sustituy6
como tai ell Sr. Tom N. Hende-
son, presidente del Ayuntamien-
to. Este ultimo desempenara el
largo por espacio de una soma
ma.
La renuncia fue communicate
por carta al consistorio. alegan-
dose en- la misma que ''los inte-
reses de negocios importantes e.
xigian su Immediate y completa
atenci6n."
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
No quiso la junta otorgar per

No quiso la junta otorgar per
don Conditional a Benjamin
Franklin, condenado a prisi6n
perpetua por ell asesinato de un
negro.
Durante la session la junta con
cedio 48 indultos condicionales,
81 conmutaciones, 10 suspensio-
mes de sentencia y devolvi6 sus
derechos ~civiles a ID individuos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-28
ROYAL, WEST TAMPA

La pelicula Eel Principe Con
dolero," toda hablada en- espa-
mol, Sc repetira hoy.
Rosita Montenegro, la famosa
bailarina, es la primera actriz.
La secunda ell joven actor Ro-
berto Rey.
Andres Perello de Segurola
destaca su talento y alcanza un
| nuevo triunfo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06
RUTH CHATTERTON IN
 1.-THE RIGHT TO LOVE"
 AT FOX-POLI PALACE

Ruth Chatterton in her latest
 Paramount picture, "The Right to Love-" selected as one of the ten
 best pictures of 1880. heads the current program at the FoxPoli
 Palace theater through. Wednesday. Always playing the pick of the pie lures from Fox, Metro and Para mount, the Palace has added an- other improvement this week in the first and only installation in Water bury of the new Western Electric System of noiseless sound reproduc- tion, which does away with all sur- face noises, scratching or static in the projection of talking pictures. This is hailed as the biggest im- proyement since the invention of the the talkies. With it's pictures pro-
 jected on the giant Granduscope screen, extending completely across the stage, new seats in the entire orchestra, boxes and loges, with lux urious chairs you sink in. and now
 the new soundless recording sys- tenn, the Palace is not only the larg- est but the most luxurious picture theater in Waterbury. In "The Right to Love-" Miss Chatterton plays a sensational triple role, first as a young girl. then as mother and daughter. in some of the most re- markable double exposure camera work ever performed before cam era. Paul Lukas, the sensational leading man of "Anybody's Wo- man." plays the principal male role and in this picture he sweeps Ruth Chatterton off her feet with his ar dent love making. Ruth Chatter ton in "Tne Right to Love-" is shown five times daily starting at 1920, 3:2O. 5:20, 7:3O and $40 p. m. On the same bill is q Charlie
 Chase comedy, "Thundering Ten ors," Burns & Allen in "Fit to be
 Tied"; and the latest release of the Fox Movietone newsreel. On Thursday thruogh Saturday comes big show. headed by Metro
 Goldwyn- Mayors sensational sue
 cess, "The Passion Flower" founded on Kathleen Norris novel, with Kay Francis, Charles Bickford. Kay Johnson and Lewis Stone. On the same bill is a Fox picture, "Oh, for a Man!" starring Jeanette MacDon- ald and Reginald Denny in the lead
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06
"HEIL'S ANGELS" CLOSING
 SOLID WEEK RUN AT STATE
 TONIGHT. TALK OF TOWN

"Hell's Angels" that marvellous air picture which has been drawing capacity houses at Warner Bros State theater during its solid week run. closes there with performances this afternoon and evening" It is a picture that every man, woman and child should see for it is full of amazing bits of aerial photography and shows the marvellous advance ment that is being made in talking pictures.
 "HelPs Angels" according to World war authorities. is undeniably the most uathentic and realistic air spectacle which has been produced to date.
 Major c. c. Moseley. formerly of the First Pursuit Group, A. E. F., now vice-president of the Curtis Flying Service, is one of many ex- war-aces who has voluntarily gone on record in high praise of the auth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06
"MADAM SATAN" OPENS
 AT THE LYRIC TO-DAY

Is Cecil E. De Mile good judge of feminine beauty? Lyric theater- goers will have an opportunity to judge this when the producer-direc- tors new M-G-M picture, Madam Satan." will open at the Lyric the- ater to-day.
 For 8 Beauty Auction" is the means by which the dances of the "Six Most Beautiful Girls" at a masked ball aboard Zeppelin are sold for charity. The big "spectacle" is the Zeppelin ball, and the follow ing mid-air crack-up of the huge ship. The story is by Jeanie Mac Emerson, with Gladys Unger- Elsie Janis dialogue. Leroy Prinz direct ed three unusual pallets, the biggest being Ballet Mechanique' in which Theodore Kosloff is featured. Eight tuneful musical numbers are pro- vided by Herbert Stothart and Cliff ford Grey. of "The Rogue Song; Jack King and Elsie Janis. They include Live and Love Today" Meet Madam" This is Love-" "All l Know is You are in My Arms" Each Little Sin." Abe Lyman's band is both seen and heard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06

funnier efforts have ever reached the speaking screen than this riot ous Fox Movietone travesty of life in jail.
 Spencer Tracy and Warren Hymer caused roars and howls whenever they appeared and the charming Claire Luce and Humphrey Bogart in the romantic leads contrasted ad- r!irably with the hilarious antics of tke other players. William Collier, ST, and Joan "Cherie" Lawes are the other featured player. John Ford di- rected.
 The companion feature is "The Sea God' with Richard Arlen and Fay Wray also on the bill is Tight Squeeze.
 Coming tomorrow for two days is Harold Lloyd in Feet First"
 You'll bate your breath though you're bursting with laughs! When you see and hear the Lloyd joy in his new tickle-thriller.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06
METRO CACESTERS
 IN ACTION TONIGHT
Pearl Street League De- lending Champions Face Community Juniors in Junior League

Tonight at the Pearl street Neighborhod house. the Junior Bas- ketball league swings into action for the first time this year with the Metro Five, defending champions, meeting the Community Juniors at 7:30 o'clock.
 The defending champs are confi- dent of turning the tables on all league entries again this year and will present the same crack team tonight as that which copped the title last year. Their roster will show Bloch. Sax, Rosen, Martone, Shapiro while their opponents will lineup with Holmes. Piagentino, Hazel. Garner and Lavallo. Nick LaRusso will referee.
 The second game of the league will be sponsored tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock with the, Bulldogs 192S-29 runner-ups, meeting the Unemployed Five. The former ag- gregation will be made up of Sulli- van, Landolfi. Miske, Colucci and Rosa while the leisure hoopsters will show Crowley, Nardozzi, Kun del, Biscontin and Rush.
 The contesting teams will play every Tuesday and Wednesday even- ings throughout the season which will be made up of four rounds. Raymond Hatcher is directing the league assisted by President Maurice Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06

Coach Jack Manherz of the Blue and White mermen has had a large squad of willing candidates working out daily in the school pool for the past six weeks. but looking over the presetn roster and comparing it 10 others he has coached in past years, the chances of capturing 1881 state honors are slim
 Lost Seven Veterans
 Graduation in June saw the de- parture of seven regulars, namely, Art Mahoney, Vaughn Gooding, Joe krausauskas. Percy Perdriau, Billy Rreen, Fred Carr and Jenkins Jenu- sauskas. Summing up the present sit uation Manherz quotes it thusly; Just another one of those years which a coach must endue.'
 Building for Next Year
 The present roster will include but two seniors. Dan Smith and Abe Burke. Both boys are consistent performers and should aid materially in forming he nucleus of the 1881 team. Manherz is looking forward to developing few youngsters whom he can depend on next year when his quests for state laurels should be brighter than at the pres ent writing.
 Here's the Prospects
 Although the Blue and White coach Is still puzzled in regard to naming a regular team his most promising prospects include Tom Monagan who sepcializes in the back stroke swim; Abe Burke, a reputable diver; George Mulligan, good back stroke and free styler; Captain Bob Walker. breast stroke; Francis Lally, a 22O man from last year; Al Cool idge, free style and another 220 man from "30'; "Schligeye" Lukaitis, free style; and diving. "Sonny" Promo vost, a sophomore, has shown tremendous leg power and although still a bit crude In his style of man. euvering should be heard from after the veteran coach imparts bit of his valuable knowledge to him.
 The Schedule
 Although Manherz has not defl- nitely made up the complete sched- ule the meets arranged to date fol- low:
 Sat. Jan. 31-Warren Harding (there).
 Wed. Feb. 4-Westminster there)
 Sat. Feb. 7-Bridgeport Central (here)
 Wed. Feb. 11-Open.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06
MARIE DRESSTER WITH WALLACE BEERY IN "MIN
 AND BILL" AT STRAND

Because of innumeraDle requests that have reached the managers office Warner Brothers Strand an nounces that it's feature picture for the last half of the week, starting tomorrow, will be Min and BilI
 starring Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery. These two comedians run riot through the entire length of the picture and deal out their devastat- ing comedy in a barrage of laughs that keep the audience holding onto their sides.
 Of course there Is a love tangie interwoven and what q love tangle 1t Is. with Min fighting for her dash ing Romeo Bill. Present day talkies boast of no finer stars, portraying comic roles. than this admirable pair. Marie Dressler has endeared herself to fans throughout the world with her marvellous characteriZa- tions. Wallace Beery. who has al- ways been n heavy" in screen pre- auctions. was prevailed upon to at- tempt n comedy role some time ago and his success in this new line has been almost meteoric.
 You will want to see "Min ana Blll" when it comes to the strand tomorrow for It's the peak of com edy perfection. An excellent sur rounding program accompanies 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06
INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE

The Connecticut Co and Plume and Atwood game looms up as the star attraction in the Industrial circuit to- night with Diamond Ginger Ale and American Brass close second. The leaders, the French Manufacturing meet the Oakville Pin while the new ly formed Mohican Market team take on the Waterbury Clock Co. Bill Cunningham of Wordens will have Q good match for the evening when they meet the Patent Button Co, who are aiming to set the Milkmen back a couple of games at least.
 The schedule:
 Alleys 1-2-Plume and Atwood vs Connecticut Co.
 Alleys 3-4-Diamond Ginger Ale vs American Brass.
 Alleys 5-6-Patent Button vs Wor- dens Dairy.
 Alleys 7-8-Oakville Pin vs French Manufacturing.
 Alleys 9-1O-Mohican Market vs Waterbury Clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06

ing roles. Underlined for early appearance at the Fox-Poli Palace are Reducing" with Marie Dres- sler and Polly Moran, supported by Anita Page; and Charlie Farrell and Janet Gaynor reunited again in the great stage success, "The Man Who Came Back. The performance at the Palace is continuous from 1 to II p. m. A marvellous lineup of pictures is booked for the next few months, all shown on the giant screen with the new noiseless sound reproduction, in line with the Fox policy of making the Palace Water bury's leading picture theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06
CHARLIE RUGGLES IN
 HILARIOUS COMEDY OF ERRORS, "CHARLlE'S AUNT
 AT STATE TOMORROW

A rip-roaring farce comedy opens at Warner Brothers State theater tomorrow to hold sway for three days of merriment that will de- light the many hundreds of fans who call the State their" theater
 It is "Charley's Aunt" a comedy of life at Oxford. More particu- larly it revolves around female impersonator and his experiences as chaperon to two young girls. It is a Columbia picture. produced by Christie. One riotous situation fol- lowed the other with such excellent effect that the audience was in par axysms of laughter from beginning to end. Though, primarily a com edy of situation; lines, action, busi- ness and haracterizations all con- tribute to the fun and the result is superb.
 It all starts when Jack Chesney and Charley Wykeham, two Oxford students, persuade one of their friends. "Babbs' to impersonate an old lady. "Babbs" is to pretend he is Charley's Aunt, Donna Lucia D. AlvadoreZ, and act as chaperon at luncheon to which the two boys have invited their sweethearts, Amy and Kitty. The result is series of situations that are the acme of comic perfection. Complications and characters are introduced with only one purpose--to heighten the hilarity-the result is most success ful.
 Charlie Ruggles in his disguise as the Aunt is the center of most of the uproarious situations and his an- tics are as funny as anything that has been seen on the screen in a pretty long time. An excellent SUD- porting cast includes June Collyer, Doris Lloyd, Rodney McLennan, Hugh Williams and Phillips Smalley.
 An excellent program of short subjects accompanies this splendid feature presentation. The feature is shown at 2, 4:30, and 9:3O D. m.