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1880 Chrysler II Coupe, De Luxe.
1880 Chrysler II Sedan, De Luxe.
1929 Essex Challenger Coupe.
1881 Hudson Sedan (new).
1881 Studebaker Club Sedan.
1880 Pierce-Arrow Sedan.
1880 Marmon Coupe, De Luxe.
1880 Chrysler Sport Roadster.
1880 Marmon Sedan.
1890 Buick Sedan, De Luxe.
1880 Hudson Roadster, De Luxe.
1890 Essex Sport Roadster, De Luxe
1880 Olds Coach.
1880 Hudson IS" Coach, De Luxe
1880 Ford Town Sedan.
1880 Marquette Coupe.
1880 Chevrolet Sedan.
1929 Packard "8" Coupe.
1929 Chrysler "65' Sedan.
1929 Chrysler go" Town Sedan.
1929 Marmon "78" Coupe. De Luxe.
1929 Pontiac Coupe, De Luxe.
1929 Roosevelt Victoria.
1929 Buick Standard Coupe.
1929 Nash Sport Roadster.
1929 Oldsmobile Sedan.
1923 Oakland Coach.
1927 La Sale Roadster, De Luxe.
1927 Buick Coach.
ACE MOTOR CO.,
CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
l4th and r SITS. North 9532
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SALE-AuTOMORILES.

OLDsMoBILE LATEST 1929 CoUPE-This
wonderful car to sell for only $34O; terms
Nolan Motor Co. I'LL 18th st. NV.
PACKARD CLUB SEDAN. 1927. $3.50; ex-
cellent condition; owner leaving for Russia;
consider terms. 7l3 D st. ne. s.
PACKARD 1890 DE. LUKE SEDAN, 8 disc
trunk with suit cases; all new S-ply tires
sdsn sds obefn %oPer sses ges sa
PACKARD 1923 SEDAN-Mechsnically and
appearance excellent; guaranteed: terms. See
Mr. Barnes. 1929 14th st. Decatur 1890.
s1sssh sss m2fs sfes Eo0f ss:
ne North 094O.
PAIGE 1925 SEDAN, only $50 Eynon, Ford
tion. Bring your deposit, and remember the
address. 1887 Irving st. Jim Flaherty' used
PEERLESS CONVERTIBLE. COUPE. custom
disc wheels; will sacrifice for $500; any
EXCHANGE. 100 Fla. ave. ne.
PEERLESS 66 SEDAN: in good condition,
new tires; price, sl25 for quick SALE Call
PIERCE ARROW LIMOUSINE, inclosed
This car new sells for $500 win offer
trade Ace Motor Co., 14th at r st. North
PLYMOUTH ROADSTER, 1929 : Brand-new
I New York ave NE Open TIL pm.
PB1MOOIH hOADSI IEHc--bTdnu-H new nnoucl
of new-car price. Also 1880 roadster, Just
like new: s395; easy terms. Blanton Motor
Co., De Soto and Plymouth factory dealers,
7 New York ave. ne. Open till pm.
PLYMOUTH SPORT ROADSTER. runs and
S4 SGusff Fisher ss alarms sfTTsF $3.50 Terms Can
PONTIAC SEDAN, l92e-Dark blue; best Of
condition: shows hne care Of ownership: All
extras. Get down and see this car at once
only $3.50. Nolan Motor Co., I'LL 18th
sTUDEBAKER 1925 COACH; an unusually
good clean car in excellent condition; up
holstery, tires and motor very good; spe-
cial. Si45; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.,
2 New York ave
WHTPPET SEDAN, l930-Looks like new;
full guarantee goes with It; &32S; your & own
terms; balance II months. New YORK
WILLS ST. CLAIRE SEDAN; beautiful car
perfect shape: $3.50: can trade cheap car
Commercial Motor Sales Co., 346 Pa. ave
NV.
AUTOMOBILES at Wrschler's auto auction.
613 G st. NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am
1925 sTEARNs-KNIGHT 5-pass. Sedan, re-
and repair bill at sacrifice; new-car Euaran-
tee. Thomas Bros. Garage. llOo w ST. NV
FUNNY LITTLE CARS. cute little cars. fast
little cars, racers, Speedsters. See what
Eynon. Ford Dealers, are offering at thei'
big day and night sales. 1897 irving st. NV.
Jim Flaherty. used-car manager.
USED CARS-We have some very fine bar
| gains. Call and see them; Low prices, easy
Plymouth factory dealers. New York ave.
ne. Open till pm.
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Let's haul out the old wallet once again and lay a
product Of Uncle Sans paper money factory along
side these pictures . The original engravngs Of
portions of the whole design of the bill hard
ened steel plates called dies die is placed on the
bed of transfer press and cylinder of steel known
AS the roll held fast by the levers of the press, is
rolled over the die under great pressure until the soft
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FORD SPORT COUPE. 1929; rich dark blue
| finish. tires nearly new, upholstery unusual
! ly clean, general appearance like new; spe-
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steel of the roll is forced into the lines of the
craving perfectly reproducing it in relief the cir
conference of the roll The work of each engraver
contributing toward the particular design is thus
transferred to rolls which through repetition assem-
bes the full design of either the front the back
Of a BILL on one roll. After the soft steel Of the
roll has been hardened, the design Is then trans
ferred from the roll to a steel plate by the
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FORD COUPE, lo29-This car cannot be du-
plicated any place in town at our s ex1TemeIy heIy
ance easy. Your car in trade. owens Motor
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method the hard roll with engraving in relief max
ing an intaglio or cut-in impression on the plate
Since the adoption of the present currency smaller
than the old IL impressions of design can be made
excellence and characteristics of number OF skilled
artists, making it dficult for counterteiter 70
make perfect reproduction OF this composite piece
of art A roll will duplicate an engraving a great
Evening star., 1931-05-06
COMMERCIAL
MOTOR SALES.
ORD. Truck Dealers. FORD

These cars and trucks are really worth the
money-60c goes as far here as Sl.O0 else
wbere in used cars.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILES.
HILL & TIBBITTS
FORDS
WITHOUT A DOUBT
THE CLEANEST USED
CARS IN THE CITY.
"SEE FOR YOURSELF"

1923 Ford Sport Roadsters, $225
Three of these reconditioned guaranteed
roadsters to choose from.
1923 Ford Standard Coupes, $245
Buy one OF these clean reconditioned
1923 Ford Sport Coupes +. .$235
Paint tires and general condition of these
cars are above the average.
1923 Ford Tudors. .$249
A fine selection to choose from. Every one
IN tiptop shape mechanically and in appear
ence.
1929 Ford Phaeton. .S23o
Reconditioned in our own shops; excellent
paint, fully equipped real buy.
1929 Ford FOrdors.. .$3l 5
Come in and pick out one of these recon
ditioned guaranteed cars. Different colors.
Every one an honest bargain.
1929 Ford Tudors. .$275
Paint, tires, upholstery and general condi-
ton OF these tudors are above the average.
Four to choose from.
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PARTS-PARTS
for all cars and trucks; used cars and
trucks for sale. Open Sundays. Robert Her
sons Auto Exchange, 100 Fla. ave. ne
North l0408
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(Continued.)

FORD SPORT COUPE. 1929 : Motor quiet
and powerful; good tires. finish top ana Up mp-
holstery; rumble seat. real ouy az >1oo'
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cHRYsLER COUPE. 1927, rumble seat, 5
feet: sacrihce. sis 1909 Eve 81 ne. Ap, l,
CHRYsLER so 4-DOOR SEDAN-Looks al
most new; Al condition; 5000 3i6S Mt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Chrysler 1880 Sport Roadster $725
Chrysler 1920 Sport Roadster -. 625
Chrysler 1880 Sport Coupe ...... 795
Chrysler 1929 Is Sedan ....... 6o5
1929 Plymouth Sedan. BPS
1880 Ford Tudor. 395
1929 Dodge Sport Coupe. ....... sos
1929 Hupp Sedan. sos
1927 Dodge Late Sedan. ....... 1875
1929 Pontiac Coach. 3o5
1890 Chevrolet 4-Door ........... 395
1923 Oldsmobile Sedan. ........., I5
1920 Oldsmobile Coach, de luxe. SIS
1929 Roosevelt De Luxe Sedan. oo5
Chrysler y De Luxe Sedan ..... $50
1929 Ford Tudor. or.............. l95
ATTIC MART 1913 1Ab N w
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All good money values and your car in
trade; best terms in city and a lot of cheaper
payments.
FORD. Truck Dealers. FORD.
$40 PA. AVE. NV.
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HILL & TIBBITTS,
3Ol 14th St. NV.

1929 Ford Sport Coupes. .$275
An unusually ine selection OF sport coupes
All In tiptop shape in every detail.
1929 Ford Standard Coupes, $275
Different colors. Pine tires, quiet motors
and excellent appearance.
1929 Ford Sport Roadsters, $275
Just the car for the open road; powerful
detsil. dtsh getaway ana IN 'iD'0D shape IN every
1929 Ford Town Sedans. 1895
Two to choose from. o. K throughout.
1890 Ford Sport Coupes. .$3oo
WIN give new car service. See them today
Worth $50 more.
1890 Ford Town Sedans. .$4o5
Only two. Come early. They are worth
much more.
1880 Ford Standard Coupes, $500
fine selection to choose from. Paint,
tires upholstery etc, in best OF shape.
1880 Ford Sport Roadsters. S3o5
Just the cars for Spring or Summer driv-
1929 Ford Light Delivery, $3.50
Panel, new body. o. X.
OTHER GOOD VALUES.
1929 De Soto Sedan. .$365
A fne little car that will give reliable
service.
1928 Chevrolet Coupe. .$175
/ In best OF shape throughout.
1923 Chevrolet Sport Road, $175
- o. K. in every detail.
1929 Chevrolet Coupe. .$2oo
Here's real bargain. Paint. tires, uphol-
| stery and mechanically o. K
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1919 sIx-cYLINpERaa
: GOOD tires, fne motor, perfect finish and
Iphoistery' No matter where you go you
cannot equal this car at s325 Small down
payment, bal. easy trades accepted. owens
AEnfnr CO Ra2S Ga. ave.
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many times before wearing out and the original
engraving and dies preserved in massive vaults
under armed guard. Before the steel master plate
can go to the printer or to the eectroytic dupli-
eating laboratory it must UNDERGO an unqUe
hardening process. Tomorrow Bathing the Plate
in Fire and Oil
An rights protected Trade mark registered o. g.
Ofnee)
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CHEVROLET COUPE, ls27--Motor in nns
condition rood tires, new top, upholstery
clean and perfect; here is satisfactory trans
portation for several years for only Sl555;;
terms arranged. owens Motor Co. oSzS
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CHEVROLET COACH. l927-Perfect mechan-
jcai conditions good tires; s55. Auto Sales
6th and r. l. ave. NV
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1877 Just rennished
icaiiy perfect: special. Sl45; easy terms.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, is2e-Dandy motor
upholstery clean and perfect; good tires
finish in perfect condition. No matter where
you 90 you cannot equal this car at 1925
Liberal terms: trades accepted. owens Mo-
tor Co.. 1928 Ga.
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CHEVROLET COACH-s75 takes this excel
lent 1927 model car New YORK ave. ne.
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fnder. tumble seat; one OF the smartest
looking cars in washngtoni new,Sss5r Ss5,itD sp-
dandy motor. A wonderful buy for only
SS5S: one-third down, balance easy. owens
Motor Co. 1929 Ga. ave.
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CHEVROLET 1880 SPORT ROADSTER with
his ear mas had very little use and is a
real bargain: S3e5. Warfield Motor CO.
1iso Conn ave Decatur $40. Open sun
6av Terms Trade.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS,
RENT-GARAGES

INDIVIDUAL BRICK IN ALLEY BETWEEN
18th and l!th. You and Y NV; reasonable;
Between Wardman Park and Cathedral
Mansions. brick, $3.50 per month. Call
MRS ROLLER, Col 5996.
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ALI. KINDS OF ANTIQUES and modern fur
niture We will pay highest market prices
for rare and desirable furniture. Can the
Lincoln Co, METROPOLITAN 88l7 Tie Arm
that buys everything of value
ANTIQUES, old gold, silver diamonds, lew
eiry oonght and sold Tenders Pawn
brokers sales Co, a43 d Sc. n.~. fT a33y
tContInued On Next Pase.
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fully Equipped: black Duco finish with cream
stripe; motor exceptionally quiet; clean up
holstery. A smart looking car; $3.50: inns
ment. balance easy. Owens Motor Co. 6323
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, i92e-Psint Ike new;
practically new tires and has our guarantee
You won't hnd better one. Only Sl42
iias aoth 81. NV North oS47
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LIVE STOCK AND CATyLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COWS-Good family grade Guernseys. sn
calves, tuberculIn tested; Good family COW
SOS TO 500. c. B. MUNSON, Clar 2iaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03

at the present price of veal.
with milk at less than two cents
a quart, and eggs at 18 cents
dozen, the calf is the best buy.
Please advise us if this would be
satisfactory" she wrote.
The bureau referred the offer to
the Justice of the Peace who i'm
posed the fine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03
GIRL PRODIGY

TO ENTER COLLEGE
Fort Worth, Tex, June 3O-(UP)
Graduated from Central high
school at 10, Virginia Lee Jones is
planning now to go to college this
fall. At nine she won seventh place
in the national spelling contest at
Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03
Twin Features
at The Garden
"MiIlie" and "City Street.
Holiday Bill

Seldom has any role on the talk
tional possibilities than that of
"Millie," in which Helen Twelve
trees is cast in the Radio picture of
the same name, opening Sunday for
three days at the New Garden the
alter.
With eyes for only one man, she
attracted all men. When the one
man proved faithless, this human
tempest jumped the traces of con-
vention and hurled her cleaning
youth against the world. zone rule
for both sides" cried the girl en-
Uttered by mockery of marriage.
zone rule for both sides. Get
all you cam"
Other Women's husbands, other
WomenS SWeetheartS men who
came on Bonded knee to swear eter-
nal devotion all were fair
game to Mile. She made them
pay. But Mile learned that men
pay a price for freedom while
women pay penalty.
The companion feature is Para
mounts city Streets You've
wanted real. actionful melOdrama
in the talking films? Here it is!
Getty Streets with he
man, actionful star, Gary Cooper; a
talented new actress, lovely to look
at, Sylvia Sidney; "a cast of really
big motion picture names;
throbbing story that's right in line
with the days news.
i The beer racketeering gangsters
Of the big city underworlds actual
lv gave this story to the screen.
Dashiell Hammett, it's author, for
years an underworld operative for
the internationally famous Pinker-
ton detective force, picked its char
actcrs, it's setting, it's drama right
off the streets where the big news
paper headlines are made. To a
ST ocked public, which has been
reading with startled amaZement of
the invasion of civilizations CAPT.
tails by the daring desperadoes of
the sos, COS and '70s, City Streets
is a revelation.
Other pictures are "Toby the
Snowman" and Johnny Farrell
Golf reel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03
KAY FRANCIS IN "TRANSGRES-
SION" CLOSING LOCAL ENGAGE
MENT AT STATE TONIGHT

What are a husbands rights IN
marriage?
Can he leave his wife for years
at a time and return suddenly, ex-
pecting to find her as loyal and low
ing as when he left her?
If the husband can take a leave
of absence why not the wife?
None but strong men and women
dare answer these questions.
Yet, in Radio Pictures Trans
gression," showing at the Warner
Bros State theater, director Herbert
Brenon answers them daringly in a
stirring drama which bares the
whole structure of domestic love and
temptation.
Featuing cast of such exceD-
tionally fine dramatic players as Kay
Francis, Ricardo Cortez. Paul Cav
anagh, Nance O'Neill and others,
the picture tells the story of hus-
band who left homeland came back
almost too late.
He expected to see his wife, rock
ing by the fireside and dreaming
only of him. Instead he met a new
and wiser woman who had tasted
of life in the pleasure marts of
Paris.
He tried to kiss her but she re-
pulsed him, as though he were a
stranger, begging him to give her
time to get acquainted again. He
didn't understand her aloofness, nor
the fact that her loneliness had
forced her into the arms of another.
"Transgression' is a pulsing, vi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03
Joe Brown in
BROAD Minded''
State Offers Popular Come
dian in His Latest
Mirthquake

Joe +. Brown, half man, half
mouth and all laughs comes to War;
ner Brothers State theater to-mor-
row in his latest mirthquake
"Broadminded." Always a favorite
here, he is sure to have his audi
ences rolling in the aisle, with
laughter in this comedy gem. He
plays the role of Ossie Simpson,
timid and girl conscious, who by
an odd twist of fate has been put
in charge of wealthy playboy,
whose father wants to get him out
of reach of the blonde who is deter
mined to acquire him as a means
to getting possession of his dads
millions.
The two beat it westward in a
baby Austin-and wrecks-rescues
complications with new feminine
menaces-and thousand and one
funny mixups go to make up the
story which is by Kalmar and Ruby
the Broadway favorites who
wrote animal Crackers, and Hold
Everything" and many others. That
the collaborators know the technique
of making people laugh is evident
from the story.
Joe f. Brown is lucky in the di-
rector chosen by the producers.
Mervyn LIE Roy, who, if we are not
mistaken directed the dynamic and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03
''The Night Angel"
Fox POli-Palace
Nancy Carroll and Frederic
March Again Featured

The popularity of the Nancy Car
roll-Frederic March team as a ro-
mantle duo has been responsible for
the fact that Paramount has again
cast them together in one of the
most important dramatic romances
of the season-"The Night Angel
which will open a four days engage
ment at the Fox Poll Palace Sunday.
March and Miss Carroll were last
seen together in "Laughter"-the
story of show girl who married
money and then regretted that she
had ever deserted her musician boy
friend.
In 1.-The Night Angel" Miss Car
roll, in the title role. is the daughter
of an Impoverished countess. Her
scapegrace mother operates a
cabaret in her home city of Prague,
gay capital of Bohemia, and Nancy
is the chief entertainer in this color
full resort.
March is the rising young lawyer
of the town who is elected city
prosecutor. He decides that the
countess is responsible for Il num-
Der of mysterious robberies winch
have taken place at her night club.
Accordingly he has her arrested and
sent to jail-incurring the hatred
of Nancy. ~
In. his sympathetic way he tries
to reform the fiery young charmer,
but meets only with villainous plot
to disgrace him which is perpetrateo
by Alan Hale. husky bouncer at the
cabaret, and Nancy's jealous lover.
The result is a series of gripping
events mixed with incidents OF
highly emotional character. Inc
ending is a happy one.
Edmund Goulding. the author ana
director of 1.-The Trespasser' ana
1.-The Devils Holiday wrote ana ol-
rected 1.-The Night Anger at TARA
mounts New York studios.
Among the prominent Broadway
actors who play important support
ing roles are Phoebe Foster, Alison
Skipworth, Donald Meek, Cora
Witherspoon, Clarence Derwent ana
Estelle Winwood.
1.-THE supporting program VIII De
"Stout Hearts and Willing Hands
q comedy riot, Fox movietone news
and Twenty Legs Under Sea- "a
talkartoon. To-day and to-morro"
the Fox Poll Palace offering
double feature program, The FOR
hidden Adventure with MltZl Green
and Jackie Earl by Sinclare Lewis
as the main feature, and Buck Jones
and 1.-THE Fighting Sheriff also FOX
moyietone news and Hats orr
movietone 4th of July surprise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03
Municipal Opera
in St Louis
To Present Countess Mar
itza" Beginning Week
of July E

st. Louis, July 2.-Municipal opera
presents for the week beginning
Monday, July 6, that brilliant inter-
national operetta success THE Coun-
| tess Martha" with Gladys Baxter,
Leonard Ceeley and George Hassell
in their original roles of the coun-
| tess, her steward, and the plotting
pretender to her hand, as they ap.
peared in the Broadway production
of that tuneful operetta. Surround
| ing them will be a cast of Municipal
opera favorites, including Hal Forde,
Sybilla Bowman, Jack Sheehan, Doris
Patston, Clifford Newdahl, Connie
Graham and many others.
A rich and lovely countess who
has invented q pretended fiancee to
keep off fortune hunting suitors; a
scapegrace young nobleman who has
ruined himself, and in disguise ac-
cepts a place as overseer of her es-
tates; a gypsy queen who Is the
rival of the countess for the love
of the pretended overseer; POM
pous army officer who would marry
the countess in order to get her for
tune to spend on women and wine;
his rascally valet who is the clever
est of thieves; these are the motivat-
ing. characters in fast-moving and
fascinating romance which develops
against colOrful background of
gypsies and Hungarian peasants. The
countess unwittingly surrenders her
heart to the disguised nobleman who
has become her Overseer, and she and
the gypsy queen struggle bitterly in
their contest for his love. Freedom
and the open road call Count Tassilo,
and he almost leaves with the gyp-
sizes, following the plea of the queen
whose fiddling lures him so, but in
the end he remains with the countess
and the gypsy queen breaks her fid .
die and returns to her people, while
Count Tassilo gets back his own es-
tates, so that place and fortune are
his as well as the love of the Ccun-
tess Martha.
'"The Countess Martha" was hail
ed as the perfect operetta by New
York critics when first presented on
triumphs in all the capitals of Eu-
and n more lavish production is pro-
vided by Municipal opera for this,
it's first performance anywhere upon
revolving stage. Emerich Kali
mann's lifting score contains such
notably popular melodies as "Play,
Gypsy. Play" THE One I'm Look
ing For" and Come at the Call of
Love" and it's music is piquant and
cinating-charact Wen
nese as should be the work of one
of the most distinguished of Wen
nese operetta composers. There are
some unusually attractive dances in
the course of the production and the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03
''The Millionaire"
Hit at Lyric

The consummate artistry of
George Arliss has been brought TO
the talking screen for the fourth
time by Warner Brothers in 1.-THE
Millionaire" which opened last
night at the Lyric theater.
Mr. Arliss' support includes Flor
ence Arliss, (his wife) Evalyn
Knapp and David Manners, as the
romantic leads. Noah Berry, Tully
Marshall, Ivan Simpson, j. c. Nu-
gent, j. Farrell, Macdonald, Bran
well Fletcher, James Cagney, and
Sam Hardy.
1.-The Millionaire" is based on the
danger of idle luxury for an active
man. Mr. Arliss plays the part OF
wealthy automobile manufacturer
faced by doctors orders and his
family's insistance, that he give up
active work Unable to stand the
enforced idleness and the apparent
certainty that his daughter is ito
eventually marry into the idle rich
class Arliss finds himself a new
interest in life in a partnership with
young man in garage and filling
station.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03
"ROYAL BED" GIVES
PLAYER UNUSUAL PART
Opcns at the Lyric Sunday

Had all the authors in America
deliberately conspired to write il
NAV for Lowell sherman, according
to Alan Roscoe, character actor,
they could not have produced a
more appropriate one than Radio
Pictures 1.-The Royal Bed adapted
from Robert L. SherWood's stage
success 1.-THE Queens Husband, "
at the Lyric Sunday.
ut presents another side of Sher-
mans talent hitherto undisclosed
on the screen" says Roscoe.
"In He Knew Women sherman
was a hit as a suave, polished man
who knew his women and protited
thereby!
I'm Lawful Larceny with Bebe
Daniels, he was a polished, clever
and rather fascinating thief,
'In The Pay Off he was brill
liant, cultured gang leader.
But in The Royal Bed he is hu-
maniZed, possessed of the ordinary
human heart. He portrays a lovable
king of a mythical kingdom. a hem
pecked husband of a domineoring
queen.
Also, another big feature on the
same bill-featurinG Victor Me
Laglen in women Of All Nations
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03

unforgettabIe Little Caesar"-a
picture as remote from Broad
Minded as the north pole from the
south--has directed this slap stick
classic with equal verve and appre-
citation.
The support is excellent. Ona
Munson, Broadway musical comedy
his plays lead. Others are William
Collier, Jr, as the gallivanting rich
boy. Beauties of the screen are in
great evidence, among them being
Marjorie White, Margaret Living
ston and Thelma Todd. Grayce
Hampton, Bella Lugosi. Holmes Her.
bert and George Grandee are also
in the cast.
Broad Minded" is delightful
nonsense, the sort that is relished
by the wisest men. Joe L. Browns
comedy will be relished - the whole
family Take them all and give
them the time of their lives.
A special holiday surrounding
program will accompany the fca-
ture presentation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03

New York county, on Manhattan
Island, is the smallest county in the
United States. 1t has area of only 2;
square miles.