The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05
MOVIE SCHEDULE
 FOR THREE MONTHS
Something of Interest to Boys of the YMCA and
 Its Branches
SUNDAY PICTURES

The new movie schedule for the boys of the three Y. M. C. AS are announced by the movie committee for the next three months.
 The boys of the Central and the branches will look forward to some of the big pictures signed up for the coming Sunday bays meetings. All boys in the Church-Y's, Community Y's and the Brooklyn and North End are invited to these Sunday boys meetings with the boys of the Gen. tral.
 Big Sunday pictures scheduled for the future are Ella Cinders "Westward Limited, Guardians of the Wild", (with Rex, the wild horse), "The Phantom Flyer, Am erica Goes Over" (government pie tures). "The Red Raiders, with Ken Maynard, "The Night Cry'' with Rim Tin-Tin; Were in the Navy Now, with Berry and Hatton; "The Man on the Box. Sid Chaplin; and "Cap- tain January"
 Movies are also held every Friday night in the boys department. This week Friday Ken Maynard is the hero of the famous western picture Fighting Courage" All boys of the Central Y clubs are invited to at tend. Mill Plain, Bunker Hill. High land avenue, and Oakville boys are invited. The following schedule shows the coming features for the next few months: Jan 15, '"The Michigan Kid", Jan 22, "Ted" Wells in the Riding Demon, Jan 29, Hoot Gib- son in "Clearing the Decks" Feb 5. Reginald Denny in ''The Night Bird'' Feb 12. Al Wilson, famous war ace in "Won in the Clouds. Feb 19. the famous horse, "Dynamite", in Fangs of Destiny, Feb 26. Reginald Denny in Clear the Decks; March 5. "The Gate Crasher", March 12, the famous detective story "The Wakefield Case, March 19, Tom Mix; March 26, Behind the Front"
 Branch Movies
 The same movies listed above will show in Brooklyn and North End every Thursday night. The regular Tuesday program for the next few months follows: Jan 6, another one of those popular boxing stories, "The Switching Hour, Jan 12. nature picture, "The Sky, and two come dies Jumping Beans' and Fish ing; Jan 19, q nature picture, Wa ter" and two Felix comedies; Jan 2G, shanghai Jesters", U. s. navy pie ture; a nature picture, "Our Earth and two comedies; Feb 2, "A Travel ogue of Vancouver" nature pie ture, Man, and Larry Semon comedy.
 High School Forum
 At the North End Y Sunday after noon the second high school forum was conducted by the boys of the Lamba Phi Theta. Herbert s. smith. general secretary of the Central Y led the discussion on with talk on "rhe Job of the High School Boy in His Home"
 Dominic Mecca rendered several selections on his accordion. All high school boys in the north end were invited to attend. This is the second of q series of high school forums run by the Lamba Phi Theta and the North End Y Colonials. under the direction of City Boys Work Secre- tary, Bill Briggs. The volunteer lead CTS of these two clubs are Frederick Moulthrop and Richard Crane of the Zi Theta pi fraternity of the Gen. tral Y.
 The members of the Lamba Ph Theta are Ralph Santropietro, Will bur Dunn, Fred JacaVino, Louis Pre- useno, Dominic Spadola, George Trosky, James Horrigan and CheS' ter Mitchell.
 Cultivation of beet sugar in Lithu- ania is increasing.