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La gaceta., 1931-04-30
Una Funciola

Ohd 4 ukt~RStN
La respectable Association de
Padres y Maestros del colegio
Tampa Bay Boulevard, tiene
en- perspectiva una gran fun
zion teatral, de caracter bene-
fico.
Tomaran parte en- la repre-
sentaciGn numerosos Y aventa-
iados alumnos del consabido
planted.
La Comisi1n nombrada para
redactar ell programa tiene Ell
cartera soberbias atracciones.
Todas las probabilidades in
dican que ell triurfo mas com
pleto coronara los esfuerzos de
la Association.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Aver, en- horas de la mana
ma, sufrio una delicada opera
cion en- la bien montada clint
ca de la Gale IA y Ga. avenida,
ell angelical nino Virgilio Pc
rez. hijo del cumplido caballe-
70 que lleva csc mismo nom
bre.
Ell DR.. Rafael Ortega, "as"
de la cirugia, fue ell encarga-
do de realizar la operation.
Por el pronto restablecimien
to del enfermito, hago fer
Vientes votos.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Rebajar los salaries no serfa
una soluci6n para los problemas
econ6micos del pafs-declar6
aver, en- Atlantic City, ell secre-
tario de comercio, Mr.. Lamont.
Ell gobierno del presidents
Hoover Sc opone a una rebaja
en- los sueIdos y jornales de los
lm4dessss americanos, cuando
Sc han rebajado va en- cast to-
das las industries de la naci6n.
Las pocas grandes corpora
clones que no han rebajado los
salaries, han disminuido los
dfas de trabajo Y sus obreros re-
ciben una cuarta parte rlenos
de la cantidad que en- tempo
normales devengaban.
Habil es la politica "republi-
cana de los ayudantes de Mr..
Hoover, pero su "oposici6n' hi,
llegado despues del 'burro muer
to-.
Otra rebaja mas en- los sala-
rios equivaldria a arrojar lena
a la hoguera del descontento
lue preocupa a toda la rep1bli-
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
EN- LA IGLESIA BAUTISTA
DE TAMPA HEIGHTS FUE
BAUTIZADO Ell ASESIN0
DE JOHNSON

En- una sencilla ceremonial, ell
Rev. DIR. C. w. Duke, de Ia Pri-
mera Iglesia Bautista, bautiz6
aver, en- presencia de los MEM
bros de su congregation, al j6-
ven Victor Palmer, asesino de
Joe b. Johnson.
Seis diputados acompanaron
a Palmer hasta la iglesia. Des-
pues del acto los diputados lie
condujer0n de nuevo a la careel
del condado.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
MURIO ENVENENADO

A eonsecuencia de un yeneno
que ingiriera falleci6 aver 81 Sr.
James Edward Pierce, vecino
de la avenida de Michigan 1908.
lie sobreviven su viuda; Qua
tro hijas, Ruth, Dorothy, De-
LA Mae Y Lucille, v cinco hijos.
Alfonso, Cecilio, Earl, Carl y
Edward Pierce.
La fecha del entierro todavfa
no ha sido fijada.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Por Ultima Vez Sc repetira
hoy Ell doble programa que tan
to gustara aver y ei martes.
"Salga de la Cocina", pelicu-
La toda hablada en- espanol, en-
NADIA es inferior a la otra atrac-
ci6n del programa, la Viuda
de Chicago.
Dos parejas de enamo@ados
forman Ell eje de La cinta "espa-
nola" y en- Ia otra production
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

e. obrero, hambriento, deses-
perado, sabe que para aiimentaT
Sc debe quemar SD piel y sufrir
ell ultlaje de los Is centavos por
cada bora de exploitation anti
civiliZlda.
Amenazado, escarnecido, e.
t1abaiador recuerda a los cris
tianos antiques, a. aquellos que
Sc sacrificaban en- silenclc. es
r9rando la llegada de la iusticii
diyina, e inclina el cuellc y Ii
pone mel yugo.
~ 81 no es de los mansos, s
cree que debe exigir memo
crueldad fntonces sc expone {
que 10 declaren "rojo" y IL en-
cierren en- una carcel.
En- esta epoca cristiana de
iniquidades contra los que ira
bajan y piensan que tienen de.
reeho a una vida menos dura
la muerte o la carcel espera {
los rebeldes.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
Ell Ola PRIMERO DE MAYO

Madrid, abril 30 Ma@ifes-
taciones para celebrar el Pri-
nero de Mayo han sido altori-
zadas por ell gobierno provisio-
nal de la Repdblica.
]. Creese que la tranquilidad no
'Sera perturbada por los comu-
niStas, autores de recientes des-
6rdenes en- Sevilla y otros lu-
cares.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
IDENTIFICADO COMO UN
P~RESIDIARIO

Como un presidiario eyadido
de la penitenciarfa de Raleigh,
en- Carolina del Norte, fue iden-
tificado aver aqui w. L. Taylor,
a quien arrestaran los detecti-
yes Hanley y Jean, como IN fall
sificador.
Taylor Be fug6 ell dia S de
enero de 1929.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Los Californianos no Green
lue la legislature del estado
apruebe ninguna nueva ley
que yenga a reemplazar aque-
la por la que fue procesada la
comunista Stromberg.
Ell Presidente del Tribunal
Supreme expres6 francamente
sus simpatias, al leer uno de
los puntos principles presen-
tados por John Beardsley de
Los Angeles, abogado de Yet
a, EN- relaci6n con la secci6n
| 03 del C6digo Criminal de Ca
ifornia, que dice ash:
"Cualquiera persona que
muestre una bandera roja, CO.
no TN signo 0 emblema de 0p0
scion al gobierno organizado,
} como una invitaci6n 0 estimu
10 a la acci0n anarquista, o co
10 ayuda 0 propaganda de ca
'acter sedicioso, es culpable de
Una felonia."
FL juez que presidfa infor
mo al Jurado que Yetta Strom
berg podia ser condenada por
uno 0 mas de los tres casos es
pecificados en- esa Seccion de
la Ley, por haber desplegado
la bandera roja.
Ell Jurado dict6 veredicto de
culpabilidad sin especificar
por cual de los tres casos Sc la
condenaba. No Sc sabe 81 fne
por desplegar la bandera co
me un simbolo de oposici6n al
gobierno organizado, como es
timulo a la anarquia, o como
propaganda sediciosa.
Por 10 tanto, ell abogado q
pelante opina que ella fue con
denada por entender ell Jura
do que desplegar una bande-
ra roja signifieaba oposici6n al
gobierno organizado.
Ell abogado de Yetta declare
tambien que la oposici6n al go
biern0 organizado, aun cuando
esta Sc probara, no constitute
una ofensa bajo la constitution
, americana.
| FL Estado de California, p0r
conducto de su Teniente Fiscal
Gen. Richer, sostiene, "que adh
cuando esta parte de la seccion
403 del Codigo Criminal tuera
Unconstitutional, la eondena de-
be mantenerse porque Ell Jura.
do no dice que ellos condenaron
a Ia acusada por csc Gnico pun
to-.
Mr.. Hughes, Presidente del
Tribunal Supreme, lego en- al
Ia voz ell texto de la ley y decla-
r6: "que era evidente cue la
oposici6n al @Gobierno organi-
zado no constitute una ofensa.'
Virtualmente hizo suyos les ar
gumentos de Beardsley, diser-
tando sobre la libertad del pue-
bio a expresar su oposici5n al
: gobierno organizado, mientras
no sc use o Sc proponga apelar a
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Aunque algo retardada, nos
Is del TODD grato envlar nues-
ira mas cumplida felicitaci6n
al querido y distinguido amigo
ell Sr. Pedro Hernandez, pro-
pietario de la barberia Eel Pa
SAFE" quien con motive de la
festividad de aver, San Pedro
de Verona, celebro SUI onomas-
tico Y simultaneamente ell dia
de su cumpleanos.
Ell Sr. Hernandez, hombre
de espfritu siempre joven y de
I'm vigor fisico admirable, pa
SO ell dfa de aver lleno de con-
tento, entire TN mundo de aga
sajos y congratulacicnes.
En- SUI elegante residencia de
la IL avenida n1mero 938 lie
fue ofrecido un surprise par
ty" por gran n1mero de amis-
tades, integrado en- su mayor
parte por elegantes y bellas
damas pertenecientes a nues-
tro gran mundo.
No guerra ell Sr. Hernandez
festejar tan senalada fecha
sin la grata compania de todos
sus amigos.
La fiesta que para anOche
Sc prepararasn -su honor cons
tituy6 para 81 una verdadera
sorpresa, aunque agradable
naturalmente.
Para llevarla a cabo fue
puesta en- practica una simpa-
tica e ingeniosa combination.
Varias amigos habian invitado
previamente al Sr. Hernandez
v su distinguida espOsa, la Sc
nora CIotilde Hernandez, a
una function cinematografica.
Cuando ambos esposos Sc ha-
llaban elegantemente atavia :
dos, ocurri6 10 inesperado, al
go que sembro la natural alar-
ma. Dos fuertes detonaciOnes
rompieron ell silencio de Ia no
che. Momentos despues, LENA
de espanto, entr6 presurosa ca
dicha mansion una a~gradable
damita, seguida de la cual y
como atraida por ell suceso, pc
netraba tambien un nutrido
grupo de damas y caballeros
que rodearon carinosamente
al sorprendido matrimonio, ma
ciendole entrega al festejado
de m1ltiples y muy simpaticoS
presentes, Observation-Disclosures d
continuation la fiesta, que es.
tuvo animadfsima.
Aprovechando los progra'
mas transmitidos por radio, Ia
concurreneia Sc entreg6 cor
sin par regocijo a las delicia'
del bale, habiendo sido fina.
mente cbsequiada con ricai
pastas.
Despues de las doce de Ia
noche, Sc inici6 ell desfiie.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
ONTESTANDO I'll CUES.
TIONARIO

Habana, abril 30.-El cues
ionario dirigido por el presiden
e de la Camara de Represen-
antes, DR.. Rafael Guas Inclan,
l los mas prominentes ciudada-
nos de la repGblica, esta siendo
oontestado. -
\ Entire los consultados per la
ACamara figuran intelectuales,
fiombres de negocios Y obreros,
destacandose en- ell gXupS el pa
triNta DR., Enrique JoA Varona,
sxvGepresidente de la Rep1bli-
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
Mejorada

Mejorada
La espiritual senorita Auro-
ra Garcia, operada reciente-
mente por elsapiente galeno,
DIR. Parson NJ. Garcia, CONT
nua mejorando rapidamente
10 cual es para ~nosotros motive
de verdadera algeria.
Ojala que su mejoria prosi-
ga avanzando como hasta aho-
"a hasta que recupere por en-
tero la salud.
Y g
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

nafana ell Dia del Trabajo, pa
alizando sus labores.
Las mas importantes organi-
acoines obreras tienen anun-
iadas veladas Y otyos actos.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Existe ell prop6sito de aumen-
tar a siete centavos ell impaesto
de seis que ahora pagan los au-
tcmovilistas y que sc invierte en-
carreteras, etc.
Como Ell dinero Sc gasta en- be
neficio de los contratistas y al
pueblo Sc lie paga Is centavos
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

por bora de trabajo, no seria
humane oponerse al aumento.
Haganse carreteras con los
centavos derivados de la gaso-
lima, que con 15 centavos sc pa
ga la bora de labor a infeliees
que no pasean Ell automovil pro
pic.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

OPINA Ell PRESIDENTE DE
LA CORTE SUPREMA DE
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS,
QUE NO CONSTITUTE DE
Ito OPONERSE PACIFI-
CAMENTE AL GOBIERNO
CONSTITUIDO
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

NTauT N'V'-VaVa7uIIa
celebrara maflana, con sincera
animation, ell primero de mayo.
I'm decreto del gobierno que
dirige ell coronel Macia declara
dia de fiesta el Primero de Ma
20 Y pide a todos los ciudadanos
que ayuden a celebrarlo.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
ARSENIC ORTIZ

Habana, abril 30.-Continu%
preso en- uno de los chales de
campamento de Columbia, ell CO.
mandante Arsenic Ortiz.
,Todo indica que ell presunto
asesino de As personals sera luz-
gado, en- fecha cercana, por los
t-ibunales civiles.
Telegramas y cartas de fell
citaci6n sc han mandado al DR..
Manuel Castellanos por ha1erse
encargado de Ia acusacion pri-
vada. "a
Esperase en- ell case un lnfoN
me de Alfonso Fors, jefe de la
policia judicial.
Ell PRIMERO DE MAYO
TT.L- aL~:l on n, fra-
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

una viuda We destaca entire los
pandilleros.
Esta anunciado para maiana
Ell estreno de "El Hombre Ma
lo'.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Pr6ximo enlace
Para ell sabado pr6ximo, dia
2 de Mayo, a las 8 en- punto de
la noche, esta fijada Ia hoda
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Notable mp6stto de 1927 me par pagaad eudaf ohrte de una administrator
anterior Ell empretto de 1872 8fue en- fWma de Cericad" de Obas Puohcs FL enpms-
to del 1885, e pr$ $50 O000 300, pos solo Sc pdo vender la mhad Ell remanente fue hHpoh-
cao pr ell 500 de u vaor can ell Chase Bank. Los onos de cOnrahAasd e19 fuern u
sados para pagan abajos en- la Car6ra Central
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
ALCALA ZAMORA HABLC
POR LA RADIO

Madrid, abril 30.-Anoche
habl6 por la Radio, siendo su
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
Ell PRIMERO DE MAYO

Habana, abril Solos, ira
bajadores cubanos celebraran
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
UN EsTADo DE LA DEUDA DEL GoBIERNO DE CUBA
Ohlgacienes contraidas COZ anterio dad al regimen desMaehado:


Bonos de la deuda del Gobierno de Machado
Deuda ~flotante actual de Cuba (estimada). -
Deficit en- ell Presupuesto de este ano (estim;
Total de la deuda contraida por Machado e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
JACK SHARKEY VS
 MICKEY WALKER FIGHT
 RllvEI-RES AT EARAI,v

Waterburian are to see the Sharkey Walker fight pictures be- fore any other town big or little in the state of Connecticut has the opportunity. Manager Halliwcll of the New Garden has secured them and will show them at spec ial mid-nite performances begin ming at II D. m. tonight and to- morrow.
 These are the official fight films made under the auspices of Ms Randolph Hearsts milk fund. A heavyweight bout that Is chuck full of action. Did Mickey Walker really win the bout, but only got draw. The pictures tell the story. It's the greatest fight film ever made and you don't want to miss it. Remember the time and the dates. The Garden couldn't cancell their regular bookings, but decided that by running this sport lovers mid-nite. show at II D. m. It will give all true lovers of the manly art an opportunity to see them right in the cool of the eve- ming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
The Miller: &< Peck Co.
Road Conditions
Det0urs

Concrete pavement on the Mid- dletown-Saybrook road in the towns of Haddam and Chester. Open to traffic. Route No 12.
 Norwich. Jewett City road is under construction. Grading is being done. Surfacing is being placed. Detour posted via New ent.
 Route No 17.
 Hockanum river is under con- struction. Open to traffic.
 East Hartford. Pitkin strete is under construction. Open to traf- fic.
 Glastonbury. New London road Is being oiled for 6 miles. Route No 1O1.
 Chaplin and Eastford. Chaplin Phoenixville road Is under con- struction. Concrete surfacing is being placed. Detour posted. Putnam Providence road is un- der construction. Traffic can pass
 . Pomfret. Putnam road is being oiled for 2 miles.
 Route No 1O2 Colchester. Hartford New Lon- don road is being oiled for 4 miles. Route No 1O4.
 Glastonbury. Portland road Is being oiled for 4 miles. Route No 108. Clinton. Clinton -Killingworth road Is being oiled for 5 miles.
 Killingworth. killingworth- Clinton road is being oiled for 6 miles.
 Route No 1O8. Manchester. Vernon. Manches. ter Rockville road and Lover lane- Buckland road are under construc- | ton but open to traffic. Route No 1O8 Ashford. Bolton -Phoenixvllle road is being oiled for miles. | Coventry. Bolton-Phoenixville
 road is being oiled for 2 miles. Route No Ill. | Columbia. Columbia Hebron road Is being oiled for 3 miles. I East Hampton. Marlboro road is under construction. Slight delay | to traffic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
BRITISH ROADS
 MAKE REPORT

London. (UP)-The gross re- ceipts of the four leading British railroad groups for 1880 amounted to $353,363,000, as compared with $626,246,250 in 1913. Despite the increase in gross earnings, amounts available for in- terest and dividends have decreas- ed "A cents on each $4.S5, or a to- tai of $36,389,55O.
 In 1913, $1.68 out of each $4.s5 of gross receipts was availa able for interest and dividends. During the past year 92 cents was paid over to interest and dividends. Salaries and wages account for the major difference in amounts
 available for interest and divi- dends.
 During the year before the war 78 cents of each $4.85 was the proportion paid out in salaries and wages. During 1930 the amount was $2.66 per each $4.85. Railroads during the past year spent 8 cents less oan each $4.85 of gross receipts for materials than in 1913; 9 cents less on rates. taxes and national insurance. and 6 cents less on sundry items.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31

Road conditions and detours III the state of Connecticut made necessary by highway construction repairs and oiling announced by the Connecticut highway depart ment as of July 20. 1881. Route No '. $. 1.
 Clinton. Boston Post road IS De- ing oiled for 2 miles.
 Madison. Boston Post road la being oiled for ! miles.
 Norwalk. James Swamp road be- ing brought to grade. Slight delay to traffic.
 Old Saybrook. Bridge construc- ton at Oyster river. Does not de- lay traffic.
 Orange. Milford Pike is being oiled for 2 miles.
 Greenwich. Nigger Hole Hill swamp being brought to grade Slight delay to traffic.
 GuiIford. Boston Post road is be- ing oiled for miles. Waterford. New Haven Pike is being oiled for mile. West Haven. Milford pike IS be ing oiled for 2 miles.
 Route No 3. Bolton.-Andover. Bolton ant Andover road Is under construction but open to traffic. Some della, to traffic due to working of stean shovel. Windham. Bridge over Nachaul river on the Willimantic-Putn road Is under construction. Traf fic can pacs.
 Route No 4.
 sharon. Lakeville road. Culver being installed. Passable. Route No. U. :. 6. Danbury. Brewster road. Stean shovel grading and culvert con | struction. Detour posted vi; ! Danbury Fair grounds. Bethel. Danbury-NeWtown roa' | is being oiled for miles. Newtown. Danbury- -Newtown road is being oiled for miles. Route No s. Torrington. Winsted road is un der construction. Passable. Colebrook. Colebrook river road Bridge construction. No detours. Route No 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
CRITIC FINDS FILM
 MOST BREEZY AND
 AMUSING, AT LYRIC

Realistic, whimsical humanness and humor, homely drama and touches of pathos seem to be the most harmonious clements fol really appealing film stories.
 These, plus charming love story, make Radio Pictures Laugh and Get Rich" at the Lyric theater, one of the fines, family entertainments of the year The picture not only sparkles witt humor in situation and dialog, but it packs many a surprise punch
 Edna May Oliver, who contrib uted a characterization gem tc "Cimarron" as Mrs Wyatt, and Hugh Herbert. one of the most capable of stage and screen CO., medians and character actors. are teamed as the operators of small city boarding house. Dorothy Lee in her best talkie role to date, is their daughter. The fortunes and misfortunes of these three centraI characters form the basis of the in' tensely human and likeable story
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
WHAT THE PRESS GENTS SAY

meath" one of the most entertain ing pictures of the season which Is being shown at the New Garden today and tomorrow.
 The companion feature is Dude Ranch" Jack Oakie, the ire pressible joy friend of the screen, cuts his capers in wild West style at the New Garden today. The name of his newest is Dude Ranch" q screamingly unroarious tale in which he becomes bad man temporarily, to promote local color interest for the Fastener guests at Stuart Erwins ritzy hotel in the Rockies. Eugene Palette poses as a two-gun william Noo gunny for words) and MitZi Green (mitZivous queen of kid comedyJ poses as the datter of a pore be- nighted plainswoman.
 Also on the bill is a new chapter of "The Mystery Trooper"
 The added feature tomorrow will be another Country Store and Iif- teen large family dinner baskets will be given away by the Garden theater funny man."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
"WOMEN LOVE ONCE" AND "HOLY TERROR"
 AT FOX POLL PALACE

Fox Pol Palace now a double feature program, with "Women Love Once" with Paul Lukas and Eleanor Boardman as the headline feature.
 One woman's loyalty for her er- ring husband is the theme of "Women Love Once," the Para mount limitation of the Zoe At kins play, "Daddy's Gone A-Hunt- ing, now showing at Fox Poli Palace.
 Eleanor Boardman. star of "The Great Meadow" and "The Squaw Man." plays the feminine lead. Paul Lukas, who supported Ruth Chatterton in three of her recent hits, "The Right to Love-" Any body's Woman" and "Unfaithful," plays the part of the artist -hus- band whose philandering nearly wrecks his wife's idealstic love.
 The co-feature on the program. Holy Terror" with Sally Eilers and George O'Brien.
 Two popular personalities in mo. ton pictures play the leading roles in "A Holy Terror,' the Fox pie ture. They are the handsome and athletic George O'Brien and the beautiful Sally Eilers. "A Holy Terror" is a thrilling outdoor TO- nance directed by Irving Cum mings. The cast supporting the principals includes Humphrey Bo- gart, Rita La Roy, James Kirk wood, Stanley Fields and Rober: Warwick.
 Fox Movietone news and novel, ties will complete the program. At Saturdays matinee the Fox Pol Palace will offer the first chapter of the striking serial. The Van- ishing Legion" with Harry Carey, Free candy, "Tastyeast" will be given to all children attending Saturdays matinee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
HELEN TWELVETREES IN "A WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE CLOSING AT WARNERS'
 STATE TONIGHT.

Helen Twelvetrees' starring role in "A Woman of Experienced the picture now playing at. the Warner Bros State theater, is quite differ ent from anw of the other parts she has portrayed. In Her Man she was a ganGster's sweetheart; in the famous "Millie" an innocent girl whom misfortune made into a woman of the world. In her latest picture Miss Twelvetrees is frankly d woman with a past who finds herself entangled in political intri- que ih Vienna.
 Supporting her in the cast arc William Bakewell, Lew Cody, Iasu Pitts, H. B. Warner, c. Henry Cor don. Franklin Pangborn. Nance O'Neil, George Fawcett and Edward Earle.
 A surrounding program of ex- ceptional merit accompanies the feature presentation which Is shown at 2::20, 4:45, 7:00 and 9:30 D. m,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
| IN
 NETWORK
with Gilbert Swan

| New York.-The spinners of
 South Sea tales have used, time
 and again, the plot about the white
 man who drifts out to the islands
 and goes native. Or becomes a
 beachcomber and plies himself
 with native rum.
 | But there's a new variation to
 the standard formulas. In fact, the
 situation is completely reversed
 and the South Sea maiden "goes
 metropolitan"
 | Not so long ago, l wrote a piece
 about the coming to New York of
 Reri, half-native, half French
 daughter of Tahiti. She had ap-
 peared in a picture titled "Tabu,"
 in which she was a joyous, child 1 like, half-clad girl pursued by a | promise made to native gods. ] It so happened that Mons Flo I Ziegfeld, who reviews scores of pie lures in an old barn on his coun- try place, took a squint at this film.
 Thus 1t came about that Reri
 was brought some 1000 miles from her home to Broadway, fianked by
 press agents and camera men, and fairly dazed with the attentions she received. Although urged. to ap-
 pear as much like a native girl as possible, Reri had considerable wardrobe of Frenchy dresses. Also she had a very nice husband, who came along.
 Soon she was dwelling in Fifth Avenue hotel; was being taken to Coney Island and the night resorts and was experiencing one thrill after another.
 The show business is funny-in more ways than one. Once Reri was enroute and the press clip pings were coming in, Mons Zieg- field found himself up to his wilt ing collar in the task of getting q production together.
 This star was hired and that one