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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
SCH0DZA RUSKEHO AMER
OBCANsKEHO KLUBU
v CAMPBELL.

Sch6dza Ruskfho Americkfho
Obcanskeho Klubu bude sa otri-
movat' 3. maja 8. hodine vecer
" nasej hale. Ma totil sch6dzu
mech kazdy Glen pride, lebo bu-
deme mat mnoho zaujimavych
veci ma pretras, ktore bud1 kaz-
deho elena nemalo zaujimat'. Bu-
de sa reGovat' najviac o nase me-
sto, ktore je ME najlepsom po-
lozeni menovite co sa ty5e po-
kladnice, ia je vyterpana az ma
same dino, jak nam uz hovoril
minule ma nasej schodzi pan Jo'
zef Moore, 1ctovnik mesta a tiez
mas koncilman Hasky. Tito nam
dost' vysvetlili a my maine byt'
ma pozore, co sa robl. w vol'by
budli onedlho, musime byt' pri.
| nOlONcnl na ne uI OutefdZ, Il ne
az vtedy, jak treba hlasovat' a
nebudemc znat' ma ktorfho kan.
didata name polozit' krizik. jest
mnoho nasich l'udi. co povedia
a nato mne politiclIy miting, ale
ked sG az vol by, tax nezna, na
ktorii stranu ma sa obratit' hla
suje na toho. kto mu da najviat
otravy. ci munsajnu. TAX smc 70
bievali nasi otcovia, ked' sm,
boil V otrockej Mad'arii, ale tn ,
slobodnej Amerike mas nikto ne
, sill nato. Som ilctou
Slaviar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
TANECNA ZABAVA SOKOLOV

Ma sobotu, 9. maja vecer ma
rodnej Sokolovni Ma Washington
st. V Youngstown, technicky sbor
a dramaticky kriizok pri Shore
JAG. s. T. J. Sokol usporiadajh
vel XII tanecn1 zabavu, takzvanI
"Mothers' day party. Je to IL
sporiadano ku llcte matkam a
preto dctive povolavame cele slo-
vcnske obecenstvo. Rude to ME-
co zvlaStneho, bud1 sokolske cvi-
cby, ably maly matky radost' 70
svojich detl. zc ich vychOvavajn
V zdravom tele a zdravom duchu
Zaroven povolavamc vsetkycl
starych a rajslch clenov diva
delnfho krnzku, t. ]. hercov a he
recky, ably SINE sa Ease spolu Isl
sIi a sa spolu zabavili. Bude tt
teda zabava, ma ktorej by nema
chybct' ziaden Slovak a Sloven
ka. IIrat' bnde vyborna orchestrs
pana Juraja Petrika, sprevadza
ma 81. Katarinou Nalko ma hu
! sliach. Tatiatok O 8. veGpr.
!, VYbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
SWEE-TEE SPORTS DAVAJU
TANEC,

Majovy novotny tanec usporia-
da Swee-Tee Club ma utorok, s.
maja v tanecnej sieni osady Sv
Cyrilla a Methoda. Hudobny pro.
gram obstarajn Howard's Music
Makers. 81. Maria Dobran je
predsedkynou klubu a riaditeP,
kou zabavy. Vo WHORE s1 i'slee.
ny Ann Friedman, Mary Rusback,
Mary Klema, Catherine Kama
Agnes Podolsky, Betty Kupko
Mary Buddie, Catherine Thell
man a Ann Dobran. Obecenstvc
je pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
HAsELT0NsKY v MEM. POD
PORUJUCI sPOLOK TATRA.

Uradnici ma rok 1881 sd nasiedovni:
Predseds, Michal Kozak, 16 Glad
stone ST., Campbell, o. - Podpredse-
da, Stefan Bartos, l65 Courtland Ave.
Campbell, o. - Zapisnik, Michal va
ros, 119 Columbus Ave-, Campbell, O..
- UGtovnik, Martin Zentko, 103 Glad
stone st., Campbell, o. -- Pokladnfk,
NJ. J. Bartos, l69 Courtland Ave-,
Campbell, O. - Dozorcovia majetku:
Stefan Antal, 50 Gladstone ST., Camp
bell, O., Jan Blazo, 1920 Gladstone st.
Youngstown, o. - Dozorcovia cho-
rych: Stefan Stole, Box 65, Sta. A.,
Youngstown, Ohio. - Straz dvier Mi
chal Bendzala, 1872 Blaine Av., Youngs-
town, Ohio. u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
anecne zabavy
a vecierky
VECIEROK SLOW. POLIT. KLU.
Blu v HASELTON.

SLOW. Politicky klub Hasel-
ton sa slide 3. maja, nedel'u
veGer s. hodine do haly ma n.
Haseltine Ave-, kde prejavi nctu
pdnemu dobremu pracovn1kovi
"a tento Klub na jeho narodeni-
ny.
Kazdy dobre stojaci Glen toh-
to Klubu, ktOry svoje prlspevky
ma riadne zaplatent, moze sa to-
hoto vecierku zilcastnit' tiez a.
IIti,t ktoriA svoje prispevky 81 wy
rovnajl do tohto casu. Kazdy je.
don mas, ked' SINE do Klubu
vstdpili, dostal klubov1 karticku
ma ktorej je napisant, ze kady
komu prispevkovy cas- vyprsi
TT, ktorych cas- vyprsi do nedele
mech pridu do styku s klubovym
! pokladnlkom, Michalom Hasa
JON a mech 81 to vyrovnaj1, ked
nechcn obanovat tentO veGierok
Nebudd tam ziadne kolekty. Opt.
sovat', re ako to ma tom. vecier.
/ ku bude, neidem, lebo to je tai.
most, len to m6zem povedat', ze
kto neprfde, obanuje.
M. J, L.. Dreds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
Priehr radne nadoby ma konzervy


Umelv hodvab sa vyraba bu-
nieiny - celulozy A tato latka
nasla dnes novy - snad w tisici
sp6sob pouzlvania. Il acetatu ce-
lulozy, ktory vznika Smiesanlm
celul6zy kyselinon octovou, zho-
tovujn sa teraz nadobky ma kon-
zervy. Maji proti dosial' pouzl.
vanym nadobkam z bieleho> pie.
chn vyhodu, ze sii priehladne
Obecenstvo sa m0ze pohl 'adom
presvedcit' o obsahu a jakost
kOnzerv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
BAL CIR. K. CTRKVI MA
STEELTON.

CIR. katolfcka cirkev Panny
Marie ma Steelton usporiada te-
raz sobotu, 2. maja vecer tanee-
MI zabavu Suliganovej hale ma
Salt Spring Road, ma ktord lcti-
We povolava slovenske obecen-
stvo. Hrat' bude obl'1bena slo-
venska orchestra Jana Zajaca.
Zaciatok pol 8. hodine. vstupne
pre- panov SOC, danny Csc. Pekna
a mila zabava je zarucena.
s dctou I'VE vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
Spokove zpravy
SCHODZA POLIT. KLUBU MA
LANSINGVILLE.

Politicky a zdelavajilci K!ub
ma Lansingville odbyvat' bude
svoju riadnu mesacni schodzu v
nedel'u vecer, pol s. ho1ine v
Sokolovni ma Homewood Ave,
ma ktord povolany je kazdy I'D.
Vel'mi zaujimave zalezitosti bud1
vysetrene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
TELOCVICNA AKADEMIA.

Technicky v!bor pri Shore 146.
s. T. J. Sokol v kratkom case IL
sporiada telocvicnd akademiu V
narodnej Sokolovni.
Odl1edy mar. Sokoli maj1 svoju
vlastnn budovu, pilne pestujil te-
locvik v kazdom oddelen1 a teraz
vyst1pia pred ct. obecenstvo, a.
by ocenilo ich pracu. Sokoli ma
i'll vyse 60 cviGiaceho elenstva ka-
zdeho druhu a s1 to vsetko tn
rodena mladez. Bude to vel'mi
zauiimave ,cvicenie, lebo vsetci s1
riIni zdravi jak ma tele, tax ma
duchu. Den akademie a cely pro
gram bude uverejneny budncne
Dalej nctive povolavame vse.
tky slovenske a slavianske sokol
ske sbory, lStorf by chcely Wy
slat' caty ma til akadnmiu. Necl
sa prihlasia do 10. maja na ad
resu:
Slovak Sokol Hall,
80 Washington st.,
Youngstown, Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
TANEC KU POCTE MATIEK
v OSADE SV. CYRILLA A
METHODA.

Den Matiek bude zvlastne O.
slavery v osade Sv. Cvrilla a Me-
thoda, tanecnou zabavou boha-
tym programom, dina 12. maja
Iaciatok buda 8 30 vecer.
Ciel'om tejto zabavy je nielen
poctit' matky nasej osady, ale
dat prilezitoSt' dctram a synom
sa spolocne zabavit' V tento veGer.
Vel'mi prekvapujnci a znamenitv
program je vypracovan[ pre- ten
to vecierok,- ktorv uvcrejnime bu-
d1cne.
Vybor zabavy je nasledovnv :
Predsedkyna pani Maria Chiz-
mar (z Florida Ave.). zapisnicka
pani Maria Behm, pokladnicka
PAM Maria Krajnak. Tymto W.
pomahat' budn: panic Budajova,
Tarapcakova, Dobranova, Steine-
rova, Kepkova, Mandulova, Sta
novcakova, Maria Javorska a
Brinckova.
! Pohostinny vIbor jc nasledu.
j1ci: slecny' Sovik. Il. Steiner,
E. Budaj, Kubala, X. Andrejko-
vic, Margaret Anna Patrick.
Brincko, A. Fajtak, II. Kra ajnak,
A. Mandula, NJ. a A. Dobran. A.
nelia Sovik, A. Friedman, NJ
Rushbacky, Maria Budaj, F. Hiz-
naj,M. Curilla, Krajnak, Conek,
| M. Ridarsky, NJ Kanos, M. Gran
CHI, Kar. Yavo,Sky, A. Hornik,
NJ. Gajan, II. Martinko, NJ. Kuku-
"a, c. Wallace, NJ. Simon, Fl. Hor-
mix, j. Adamko, NJ. a A. Vrabel
| A. Fajcak, NJ. Klema. X. Stanov.
cak, Helen Fajcak, Sue Stanov
eak, Fl. Tarapcak, M. Stanovcak
H. Runovic, A. Runovic, Martha
| Martinko, c. MauSer, s. Muran
lsky.
Tento vybor pracuje spolocnt
IS PRIV menovanym vyborom, co il
zarukou, ze tato zabava budt
nielen znamenitou, ale al pamat
nou pre- vsetkych pritomnych, a
ko mladych tax pre- starsich, me
novite tychto, ked' mas poctia
ich pritomnost'ou. Osoh z tejtt
zabavy bude dapy ako zakladins
Ina pomnik v nasom kostole k DO
cite nasich matiek.
Tato zabava je pod vedenin
Youngstownsktho zenskeho Slo
venskeho Polit. a vajnceht
Klubu. tt, ktori mas uz poctil
prftomnost 'ou ma predoslych "a
bavach, zaiste nikdy neobanovali
Teda dfame, ze mas nasi pria
telia poctia svojou pritomnost o,
al teraz, lebo bude to nieeo ma
czaj prekvapujllceho, vyborneh'
a neocakavaneho. Len par SLOW o
hpadom muziky. Oznamujem,
vam, ze bude hrat' Captain Criss
and His Mates. Me je treba van
dokazovat' a presviedtat', ze aka
je to yyborna orchestra, lebo je.
muzika hovori sama "a seba.
1 S pozdravom ma ct. obecen
stvo, Vybor.
1 .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01

Tento casopis uverejhuje o.
hlasky len spol 'ahlivtch obcho-
dov, vaesinou tych najstars6ch '
meste. Kto $ tymito obchodami
obchodnje, m6ze byt iSty, 5e do
stane spravny 'tovar "a srravnu
cenu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
YoUNGsToWNsKY v NEMoC1
PoDPoRUJtC1 sPoLoK
TATRA.

uradnfci: Jozef Martinko, predsedn.
255 Carlton St. - Joze6 Mndrok, pod
predseda, 538 8. Ha0elwood Ave. -
Stefan Novotnt, d6tornfk, 4o4 East
Myrtle Ave. - Andrej Adamko, po.
kladnfk, 1884 Oak st. Martin Mu
rGnsky q Frantisek Hudik, dozoreovia,
sch6dze vydrziavajd "a kazdd prv6
nsdel'u mesiaei bkole Sv. Cyrills
Methoda 2. hod. popoludnl.
sch6dse sa odbyvajd kazdd 4. nede.
l'u mesiaci 0 /. hodine po obede Y
skolskej miestnosti osady Sv. Alzbety
na N. Hasetine Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
sPoLoK sv. RUzENCA, BOZ.
sRDCA A OLTARNY PRISTUPI
KSV. SPOVEDI.

Spolok Ruzansky, Bozsktho
Srdca Oltarny Spolok pri osa-
de Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda ozna-
muje svojim sestram, ably kazda
prisla ma sv. spoved' teraz V So
botu, 2. maja a V nedePu ma vel
k1 sv. omsu na svate prijimanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01

mat zaujimave veci ma pojedna-
vanie. Bratia, tato schodza je ma
miesto tel, ktora mala byt' Rad
nom case, ale pre- divadlo bola
odlozena. Prid'te iste 3. maja We
Ger. Som S uctou
Juraj A. Petrik, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
BAL A KRAJoVE VEsEl.IE
VYDARENE.

Bal veselie zenskeho Polit. a
Vzdel. Klubu ma Lansingville bo-
10 vel'mi pekne vydarene. Ami
SINE neocakavaly tax vel'ky po-
Get prltomnych, akym SINE boly
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO KLU
BU v YOUNGSTOWN.

Slovensky Politicky a Podpor.
Klub Youngstown bude odby-
vat svoju sch6dzu ma nedel'u, 9.
maja vecer V Sokolovni ma Wash
ington St., ma ktorn povclavam
vsetkych clenov klnbu. Budeme
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01

BOIL HLAVA? Chod'te k Dr.
Streb abo DR.. Maseck, 31S Dollar
Bank Bldg. Telefon 3017O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15
Give Brook in
 Garden Picture
Arlen and Fay Wray Form Star TriIogy in "The
 Lawyers Secret"

Give Brooks suave forcefulness, Richard Arlen's appealing youth, Fay Wray's winsome loveliness, Jean Arthur's fresh earnestness and last, but not least, Charles Rogers newly discovered dramatic ability give the Lawyers Secret" the New Garden theatr attraction for Sunday, Monday and Tuesray, all the talent needed to translate this gripping drama into living raility.
 "The Lawyers Secret" is an ex- traordinary drama, reallly three vii tai stories with one sweeping moti- vating force. Brook, lywaer, in love with Fay Wray. unwittingly becomes the confidane of the girl s brother. Rogers. Rogers has assist ed against his will at a murder. for which a young sailor, Arlen is be- ing tried for his life. Brooks lips are sealed because of professional ethics, and because of his love for the girl. Rogers, in fear of his life. refuses to confess. Arlen is con- victed in spite of the brave fight made for his life by "his girl" Jean Arthur.
 He SOlulloIl ol tIlIo hilooINOu 7il- uation is tremendously exciting, and surprisingly effective. Every role is acted with convincing fi- nesse. Every shade of fateful meaning is projected by the ac- complished cast. Written by a well known Los Angeles newspaperman, James Hilary Finn directed by the directorial combination who made William Powells thrilling picture, Shadow of the Law" "The Law yer's Secret" is an effective picture of today's life and problems.
 The companion feature is "It Pays to Advertise" with Norman Foster, Garlic Lombard, Skeets Gallagher and Eugene Palette. We're telling the town that here's the laughin' est, fastest farce that ever panicked the public. Pro- nounced perfect by preview critics everywhere, it gets you into lar rupin' father of hilarity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15
WILL DEDICATE STATUE

Nashville. Tenn - The Victory Statue in the Court of Honor of the Tennessee War Memorial build ing will be dedicated during the department convention of the American Legion here, Septem Der 7th and 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15
Child Actors in
 'Huckleberry Finn
Jackie Coogan Heads Cast
 in State Picture

Four delightful child actors and a distinguished cast of adults bring enjoyable entertainment to the Warner Bros State theater where Paramounts "Huckleberry Finn,' the second of the Mark Twain classics to come to the screen, is starting four day run to-day.
 Young Jackie Coogan is again which he made such hit in the moving picture of that name. And Junior Durkin continues his por- trayal of Huck Finn. Mitzi Green and Jackie Scarf are just as en- joyable in "Huckleberry Finn" as they were in From Sawyer"
 Fat and jolly Eugene Palette heads the cast of adults. He por- trays one of the pair of desperadoes who lead Tom and Huck into mis- chief. Oscar Apfel is the other badman. Clara Blandick is again seen in the role of the worried Aunt Polly, and Jane Darwell DOT trays the role of Widow Douglas.
 "Huckleberry Finn" carries on the adventures of the real boys Mark Twain wrote about in Tom Sawyer" Huck runs away from home to escape his father, and, in the search that follows, Tom Saw yer finds him. Together, the boys plan a runaway, fall in with two funny rascals, resclue two inno- cent girls from the wicked designs of the badmen, and win more honor and renown.
 The direction of this picture is credited to Norman Taurog who made such a success of his first two kid-featuring moving pictures, "Skippy" and Forbidden Adven- ture." More than two hundred youngsters of all ages add zest to the rollicking romance. The Juvenile cast of "Huckleberry Finn" is larger even than that of Tom Sawyer or "Skippy," and the picture is one of the most high ly entertaining pictures, for young sters of all ages. the screen has ever presented.
 7 There are laughs, tears, thrills, heartthrobs and deep-down emo tions galore in the amusing adven- lures of Mark Twain's immortal young heroes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15
Lionel Barrymore
 in Guilty Hands"
FOx-POli Palace Brings
 Star Here in Thriller

Keep Out!" signs barring en- frances to the Metro -Goldwyn- Mayer sound stage where final scenes were being filmed for Guilty Hands" didn't mean that temperamental actors were at work nor did they indicate an unfriendly attitude toward visitors.
 They simply meant that Bayard Veiller, the author, and W. S. Van Dyke, the director, wanted to take every possible precaution to insure absolute secrecy as a protection against possible "leaks" that might reveal the startling climax of the thrilling mystery drama in which Lionel Barrymore is featured.
 Worked at Night
 To insure themselves against prying eyes, Veiller and Van Dyke had the script from which the pic ture was filmed divided into two parts and typed in separate depart ments of the studio so that no one, not in possession of both portions, could figure out the amazing plot of the baffling murder story. As further precaution, even studio workers were barred from the sets during the making of the last half. Most of the filming was done at night, especially the exterior scenes.
 Trick Devices
 For the production, in which weird light and sound effects play a prominent part, special thunder and lightning devices were rigged up, ready to send forth vivid flashes of light and claps of thun- der at button signal from the director. Many novel pieces of camera equipment had to be made for the unusual angles and d great moving crane, allowing the camera unlimited lateral and perpendicular movement, was employed for some of the striking shots.
 The plot of Guilty Hands, " which will open at Fox-Poli Pal ace Sunday for four consecutive days. revolves about d criminal lawyer (Barrymore) who murders his daughters prospective husband in order to save her from certain unhappiness. When spectacular clue is discovered, he uses his wits to save himself from the gallows. The climax comes as q total sur prise to film audiences.
 A large cast features Kay Fran cis, Madge Evans, William Bake well, c. Rubrey Smith, Polly Moran, Alan Mowbray, Forester Harvey, Charlese Crockett and Henry BarroWs
 The supporting program will be Charlie Chase in his latest comedy offering "The Panic Is On." Smith and Dale in "The Real Realtors, t" Fox movietone news.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15
RADIO STATION
 TO AID FLYERS

Kansas City. Mo.-(UP)-kan- sas City soon may become q mecca for the pilot distressed by poor visibility, fog, rain. approaching darkness, any of the perils which the airman faces.
 Providing that he has plane which is radio-eq equipped. the pilot will ned only to head in the gen. eral direction of Kansas City, and then listen while an operator ir. the new airport radio station di- rects him to a landing. Roy c Farrell, airport manager, has announced plans for imme- diate installation of the station, planned after a visit to the Clevc- land airport, where he found such a station functioning efficiently.
 The new station will be fully equipped to transmit messages to and receive communications from planes.
 Farrel said that many times such stations were used to tell pi- lots when to level off as they land- ed in murky weather, or to give other directions. The pilot would be informed regarding wind ve- locity at the field, the proper run way to use, and given any other information needed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15
Smart Money"
 at The Lyric
Story of a Gambling Fool Who Features Blondes

When Edward G. Robinson and James Cagney stpeped onto the street set built for a sequence in the making of Smart Money" which comes to the Lyric theater Sunday, they found q busy thor oughfare in the Greek section of New York city. On the corner was the barber shop in which Robin son. as gambling Nick, the Greek barber from the small town, ekes out living after having been tricked by some city sharps and a blonde.
 It looked quite authentic, despite the fact that it was built on the back of the studio lot. But this made the second time within a month that Cagney had emoted in and outside of that selfsame shop, the only difference being that the first time it was Paddy Ryan's sa- loon in The Public Enemy The company started with this street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15

intersection garbed in the spirit of 1909 and gradually worked it up to date until the saloon was bombed by a group of racketeers.
 MT. Robinson is supported In Smart Money" the Warner Bros. melodrama of a gambling fool who specializes in blondes, to his final undoing-by James Cagney. Eva ly Knapp, Noel Francis, Morgan Wallace, Paul Porcasi, Maurice Black, Margaret Livingston. Clark Burroughs, Billie House, Edwin Argus, Ralf Harolde, Boris Karloff. Mae Madison, Walter Percival' Larry McGrath, John Larkin, Polly Walters, Spencer Bell and Allan Lane. Kubec Glasmon and John Bright did the story. Alfred E. Green directed.
 Co-feature, "Charley's Aunt" featuring Charles Ruggles and June CnllVpr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15
Expect Bad Girl" To Click
 As One Of Best Shots Of Year
BY DAN THOMAS (NEA Service Writer)

Hollywood, Calif.-It seems like an extremely optimistic viewpoint to take, but I am beginning to be- 1ieve Hollywood's motion picture producers at last are commencing to realize that the only thing wrong with the film industry was the quality of its product.
 No other business has been in more of a panic than the film in- dustry during the last year. But the men who wear the crowns are breathing a little easier now. And the reason is that they are turning out some good pictures fected at the box office.
 Bad Girl" adapted from Vina Delmar's sensational novel, is one of the films certain to be an aid in bringing back good business. Unless I am greatly mistaken, Bad GirP' will rank among the 10 best pictures of 1881.
 Director Frank Borsage has done the same for Sally Eilers and James Dunn in this film that he did for Janet Gaynor and Charles Far rell in Seventh Heaven" He has instilled the spirit of the story in them and as a result there is no acting but two very human per- formances.
 For the benefit of those. if any, unfamiliar with the story it is of a young couple about to, have a baby Each is mad with joy over the thought, yet each thinks that the other doesn't want the child and therefore tries to act accordingly.
 Practically the entire story is car ried by three characteristic Eilers in the title role, Dunn as the husband and Nina Gombell as Sally's girl friend. All handle their roles so beautifully that it is diff ficult to choose between them al- though Dunn, newcomer to the screen, has slight edge. The scenes between him and the doctor is one of the best we ever have seen. That boy is the greatest dis covry of the year in pictures. And in this picture Miss Eilers more for her by Mack Sennett when the than justifies the predictions made maker of stars" picked her out of the extra ranks a few years ago.
 Another picture you don't want 70 HlisS lS hoHaIo Colmdn lateSt, "The Unholy Garden" This story, written by Ben Hecht and Charles McArthur, offers a new twist in the way of gangster films. Practically the entire story takes place in the Algerian desert where criminals from all Europe have found refuge from the law.
 Tho criminals have discovered that an old man who with his daughter has lived in the desert
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15
RADIO AUTOS
 FOIL BANDITS

Chicago-The modern bandit has not yet figured out g. way to outwit the radio equipped rowing squad car, statistics of the Chicago police department shaws.
 Replying to recent intimations that bandits often heard radio re- ports of their crimes as soon as word was received by the squad cars, w. P. Hillard, supervitor of the Chicago police radio depart ment. pointed out that in the first seven months of 131, 6850 arrests were made as the result of radio alarms.
 More than 52,00O alarms were sent out in that period. Of these, it is estimated that more than 14,- 900 were false. In only few cases, police said, have bandits known of teh alarm until after their arrest.
 More surprising is the factor of speed which has entered into the radio arrests" According to Act ing Police Commissioner John A. Alcock, the average time of arrival at the scene of a reported crime, after the warning has been broad cast, is 2.8 minutes. Many of the arrivals were made in less than a minute, and it has been reported in several instances that squad cars were passing the scene of action at the moment the radio bulletin was sent out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15

Lynwood, Cal-The Boy Scout troop sponsored by Lynwood Post of the American Legion recently put on feed" for the post mem bership.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15

Pensions for judges are being urged in the Philippines.