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At Coffin municipal
course. in charge OF
the pro duties.
Trey Par con-
structed by Bill
Diddel. Ben Cohee
Ben Stevenson
Carl Bretzlan
George Hawkins.
Ira Minnick and
others who really
know their golf
courses, has bent
grass greens and
tees and plenty Of
practice for the
player who has
trouble with his
shots after no oetc
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Q%E1p
~. par
JAMasal21M4

Trey Par. the is-hole short course
that affords opportunity for much
practice with the maShie niblic.
niblic and putter opened over the
week end and quite a few persons
who we're passing $500 Michigan
Road. found It an enjoyable spot.
They also discovered George Dick
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Safety Car Heating and Light Company
in 1881 showed net loss OF Sl0S.612 after
all charges, against net profit Of ss20.ssc
in 1880.
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BvUuited Preu

CINCINNATI. o. May -Buttsr-Pack-
ing stoc;- No. /. ises No. ?. lie; No. 3.
eases included: extra nrStz. I7c. seconds.
9iz cents nearby ungraded iii7c. Live
Poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells only
AZ heavy discount: fowls lbs. and over
i3c. rs and over. i3izc. lbs. and over.
f3izc. Lexhornx. lbs. and over. i7i7c.
ROSTERS &c. colored broliers. ! ID. and
over ise' IL los. ana oyer; 2is; 2 IDS.
horn brollers, I lbs. and over. isc. ! r. lbs.
and over. zoe: 2 lbs. and over. ale. black
sprinEers. i1c. ducks under , lbs. sell ~
over. i7c: under 4 lbs. 10c. coiorec 4 lbs.
and over. i7c. under lbs. i0c guineas,
lie. turkeys No hens lbs. and over.
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NEW YORK. Nav 3-E R. Suuibb a
Sons manufacturing chemists reported
net income for 1891 was 81. 6Si 1874 against
si.57i.64s in 1880.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens
heavy breeds. lac: Leghorn hens. lie:
Broilers. colored springers pounds up.
lie: Leghorn and black. Ia pounds up lac:
bareback and parity feathered- Ice. Cocks
and stays. &c: Leehorn cocks. &C. Ducks,
large white fun feathsred and fat. 7c
small. SC. Geese full feathered and fat
SC. Young and old Euineas. i5c. Eggs
No. ! current receipts. i0c. Butter. IS 10
&c: undergrades. ~ to CSC. Butterfat 22c
These prices for healthy stock free from
feed BY the Wadlev Company.
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GETS A JOB, is KILLED
Unemployed for Six Months, Man
Dies in all.

b. 'ffcd Press
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 3.-Martin
Kick, IS, unemployed for six
months, found job Monday as a
painter.
Humming TO himself. he spent the
day painting. shifting his ladder
painting again. He moved the lad
der for the last time. and climbed
I'D for a few more strokes before
going home for the day. But as he
reached the top. he slipped and fell
He died in a hospital from frac-
tured skull.
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nine-stroke handieap helped Roy c.
Rain win the low net honors Of the spring
handicap tournament at the indianapolis
Country Club Saturday. Roy had gross
n. Eddie thinner shot - gross In the
tournament for low gross hOnors.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Mondays Times:
His Majesty the BootbIack-
When Haypold Jansen died in
Oslo, Norway, in February. 1882,
after working as a bootblack fer
thirty years in a warehouse, there
came to light one of the strangest
riches to rags stories, together
with his identity. The humble
bootblack was an ex-king. He
was none other than King Bell II
of Kamerun, a country on the
west coast of Central Africa.
His father, King Bell I, con-
cluded treaty with the Germans
in 1884 His son. Bell II, was ex-
PEELED by the Germans immedi-
ately upon ascending the throne
in 1885. He roamed the world
until 1901, when he settled down
to the humdrum existence Of \
bootblack in the Norway capital.
He who had been king now fol-
lowed this humble vocation for
three decades.
The Birthless and Deathless Isle
-Miyoshima, in the Gulf of Hiro-
sima. Japan. is sacred to the
goodies Bentin, and place of pill
grimage. Such is the veneration
of the Shintoists for the Isle of
Light that births and deaths are
prohibited there, and there is
further prohibition on the con-
sumption of meat. No dogs are
permitted at Miyoshima and its
inhabitants are compelled to travel
to the mainland whenever either
birth or death is about to occur
among them.
General Sieh's "Happinessr-
1t is considered very meritorious
for a Chinese to select at ran
dom a character of the alphabet
and then proceed to reform it, at
great cost in time and patience.
His task is not accomplished I'M
til he thinks that the idealized
letter is a reflection of his own
soul. It is all very mysterious and
very orien1al, and General Sieh,
who spent twenty years in per-
fecting the Chinese character
Happiness" thereby acquired
great distinction and an immortal
tablet in the temple of Hua.
Wednesday: The Widows
Crawl.
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By United Press

CHICAGO. Nav 3-EgVs Market.
steady: RECEIPTS 727s0 cases: extra hrsts.
i3al314c: frsts. i2ml3Ae:. current re-
Market. weak: receipts. 1905 tubs: ex-
tras 18i.c: extra frsts. i7a4 q isc: hrsts.
f7HfTizc: seconds. isG1sizc. standards.
CENTS. no cars in. ] due. fowls. 1870
16c: LeThorns. I2c: ducks. iidi4c: geese.
&c: turkeys. i512oc: ROSTERS. &c. hroilers,
cheese-Twins "a <il0Ac: Young Ameri-
cas- l0izdi0Asc. Potstoes-On track. i5e:
steady 70 stronger. Idaho Russets. $1,000
i35: wisconsin Round Whites. 756 s5c:
Michioan Russet rurals. 500 a5c: Texas
triumphs sl25: Louisiana triumphs. $3.50.
Minnesota and North Dakota cobblers. so
n 85c
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BvUnifcd Prcss

CLEVELAND. MAY -HogS-Receipts.
LOO. holdovers none. market ioc higher.
rirS 75c ups 140-730 lbs. 50 90. 10000 lbs.
s5.e0G3.70: pigs. S3.75. Cattle-Recelpts,
scattered common 70 medium steers. &5N
S: mostly ss7s dgwn: cows. S2nf. sausage
bulls 1275N55o. butcher kinds. $3.50.
CalveS-receiDtS 500. around steacv.
heavier weights under pressure, but rleaty
light Offering in demand. bulk SIS down
ward. Gull to medium mostly s4Is. sheep
Receipts LOO. largely unchanged. sheep
dull; early sales desirable lambs. $50 $50 !.
Gull TO medium. t7.50d4.50. sparingly s.
and above: sprinEers az f718. lacking
market topping ability.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, May 2.-Closiug
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
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1 600: market steady: i7o-220 lbs. s3e5:
725-255 lbs. 50 IS; 26o-7aS lbs, So: 200
down. 81 SIS: sows. sisoG77s: stays. 81 IS
Cattie-Receipts. 100. steady with Monday.
bulk common and medium Slaughter steers
and heifers. $500 S.25: good o se or bet
cutters. bulls. S325 down. bulk stockers
S4.5o0S15. Calves-Receipts $50; steady:
GOO ana snoiee; 49, 81 me sun sn n
CENTS $50. market not established. early
indications about steady with Monday. or
mostly sos for better grade xpringerS.
throwouts $3.50 down. old crop clipped
lambs. IS down. clipped eHeS mostly -
down. Mondays 6hipmentt. Cattle. 49,
calves zos, and sheep, s3s.
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within 100 yards OF the green. OF
course, there is a driving range ad-
1acent where the woods and long
irons may be given work out. That
IS where George. who made many
friends while at Coffin. will renew his
acquaintance. George succeeds
Freddy McDermott and Mel Barton
At Trey Par Freddy is back az Blue
River course in Shelbyville this
year and Barton is teaching indoors
al Vonnegut hardware
Women golfers elected TODAY. They hur-
risd 70 the polls east their votes and then
elected 10 take part in tn, Avalon guest
dsv tournament.
aIrs. p. William Lee. president Of the
Indiana polls women's Golf Association and
active At Avalon. Mrs. Glen Howe. Mrs.
Herman sislkcn. Mrs. Vance oatbout are
among the leaders al Avalon. who have
invited women from other local clubs TO
take part in the meet TODAY. Highland
women had big turnout last Friday and
the Avalon nlsy today was likewise an
attractive event.
IHfrf were more fnan 500 ROUNDS OF E0If
plaved ~ Sarah Shank course SUNDAY.
That doesn't mean 400 players because such
would be almost an impossible hgure for
nine-hole course. but when more than 400
rounds are played that means the course
was well damned all dav. Some day soon
the south side demand for golf rs going 70
and nine more holes added 70 sarah shank
else
n
=
Rain win the low net honors Of the spring
handicap tournament at the indianapolis
Country Club Saturday. Row had gross
u. Eddie thinner shot - gross In the
tournament for low gross honors.
TT may be that some people are
i playing golf instead of eating
or something like that, but there
doesn't seem 10 be any outright in
dication of depression around
golf courses. Spedwaye had a fine
turnout Saturday and was packed
early Sunday but the cold breezes
that supplanted the sunshine along
about noon cut down the starters in
the afternoon.
AS we said before, nearly 300
played at Sarah Shank Sunday and
the weekend total at South Grove,
Saturday and Sunday was over 500.
Nearly 800 played at Pleasant Run
Saturday and about that many
Sunday Riverside had about the
same number both days, so it is we'll
TO figure that people will find a
time and a way to do something
they like. and golf adds quite a bit
in the way of exercise.
We forgot to mention about the blind
mar. Low gross tournament a. Sarah
shank SUNDAY. Somebody went into the
hat and pulled out the name Of Nile
Thompson and he had = gross Of -. Then
they pulled out Ray HaisIup and he had
Jos. Their total was lsi. quite a bit
under their nearest competitors, Howard
Henry with % and Harry stewart with
Zoe for lsf total. Al Case with az and
Phil simon with i0i and a total Of 49,.
took third place prize.
Lieutenant George MAYORS Shortridce
golf team lost a match with Kip Parrs
Lebanon Tiger golfers Al Ulen club links
In Lebanon The team score was 90.
MAYORS quartet and Snyder and Hollett
one-half a point each. Brown and Stewart
scored "a points each for Lebanon and
Paulsen and witt > points each.
The medal scores OF the Shortridge
iinksmen we're Flick. IS. Hollett IS;
David. 80. and Snyder. %.
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STOCKS DRIFT
LOWER AFTER
EARLY RALLY
Oil Group Maintains Firm
Tone as List Sinks to
New Lows.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty inudstriais for Monday
5531. OF "a. Average Of twenty rails
20 So. OF 20. Average of twenty utilities
~ a7 on 30. Average Of forty bonds
74.6s. OF 30.
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ByUnitesPrsss

TOLEDO. MAY 5-Hogs-Receipts. 200:
market steady; top. s3-6063.75; mixed.
s. eod3.7s- bulk. s3.6045.75. pigs. S3-z5.
ce.pts light: market steady. Caives-Re-
ceiptE. light. market, steady. sheep and
iambs-7eeeipts, light; market. STEADY.
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United Press

Wheat-No. ? red SEC: No. 2 red. 5sc No
rcd. 5514 n sec; No. } yellow hard. 55i.
assoc No. ? mixed. s574 q 56izc. Corn
3lisc: No yellow. 3Ois gale: No. yellow.
29G2e94c: No. 2 white. 3iit n 32c: No. !
white. 3054 G37c: sample grade. 2s74 n zoe
0tsS 3p 29 Snt No e gs 14se
Rye-No sales. Barley. IL ~>55c. Timothy
-s3a325. Cover-Soq 1850.
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CHICAGO
May q
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Local Wagon Wheat
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE

CITY grain elevators are paying 47c for
No = red wheat and 42c for No. hard
wnaan
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BVTnited Press

EAST BUFFALO, Ma. 5.w.Hogs--on
to shippers: mostly ioc over Monday 5
average. good 10 choice. 10000 lbs. s4.25
q 4.3S; medium kinds and DIGS. 50: few.
So 30 on $50 lbs. Cattle-Receipts. so:
cows. UNCHANGED. cutter grades. $500
$50. Caives-RcceiDts. 800. good 70 choice
yealerS slow. steady az $50 $50. medium
and lower grades active az f3-25GS. Sheep
-Receints. 900. little done on shorn lambs.
quoted steady: few native Sprinrers. $50
m9. fat ewes. sl.15n2
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VUriisd Pres,

NEW YORK. Nav 3.-Potat oes-Market
weak; Southern. sa.75Gs.So barrel; Idaho
1900 20 sack. l Msi5Ds e. sb;2Sg2S bar
potstoes-Market. steady: Jersey baskets.
25cN 81 so. Southern baskets 900 90c
Flour-Market. firm: spring patents. 1870
I4.45. Pork-Market. quiet. mess. si6.75
barrel. Lsrd-Market. hrmer: middle west
SPOT. s4.50n4.70 per 100 lbs. Tallov-
Market. steady. special to extra. zl7I23sc.
Dressed pouitry-Market. dui: turkeys IS
n soc: chickens. i5n 27c: broilers. 20d zoe;
fowls; 100 2le; capons. ls4 55c; Long
irregular: geese. 70i7c: ducks. sale.
fowls. ls7iec; turkeys. i5d75c:. ROSTERS
Ioc: chickens psullets. Csc orollers ls4
quiet: state whole milk. fancy 70 special.
1919 ni9c: Young America. iii2nl2izc.
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TOLEDO. Nav Cash grain close:
Grain in elevators transit billing. Wheat
No. 2 red. $50 SIC. Corn--No. 2 yellow.
80 34c. Oats-No. 2 white. 25i3426izc.
Rye-No. 2, 42ia143iac. Track prices.
No. red, lc premium: No. red. isG3c
discount; No. 4 red. 3iad4c discount. Corn
No. 2 yellow. 2siz zoe: No yellow.
27l2 2sc. Oats-No. white. 22is q 74c
No white a y n 23c clover-Prlme. 50.
Alsyke--cash. ss.7s. Butter-Fancy cream
cry prints. 24d25c. Eggs-Extras iiisd
l2c. Hsy-Timothy. per cwt, soc.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press financial Editor

NEW YORK. May aside from
the oil shares. the stock market
again drifted to lower levels today
after a rise in the early trading.
A sizeable list of issues declined
to new lows for the bear market.
steel common came within u of
its low while the preferred dropped
slightly to 70, new low for twenty
eight years.
Woolworth was carried down TO
32is. of IL. and new low for the
bear market. Sears-Roebuck made
a new low at l5ss. of *. j. C..
Penney was driven to further low
At 1914. of %. Selling in Penney
was ascribed TO unloading Of
block Of distress stock. The issue
rallied partially around noon.
oil Group Firm
The whole oil group maintained
a steady to firm tone in the face Of
weakness elsewhere. A sharp de-
cline in output, in line with expec-
tations. partly was responsible for
the buying. which was helped along
by increases n gasoline prices and
prospects of others.
Railroad shares joined the decline
with Atchison coming within frac-
ton OF its low since 1900 made
Monday. New York Central also
came to its record low and others
OF the group reacted below previous
closing levels after an early ad-
vance.
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oil Group Firm
Industrials Weaken

American Telephone which
reached $685.. up Ia. declined to
around 81 where it was off i point
net. Selling was renewed in West
ern Union and the issue broke to
22is. of 2 points and new bear
market low. Selling in communica-
tons was further reaction to the
senate acceptance of a sharply
higher tax for telephone and tele-
graph messages Of so cents or more.
Practically all the industrials
turned down after the early ad-
vance. The gas and electric util-
tiles also declined with Consolidated
Gas approaching It's low made Mon
day.
National lead was a prominent
issue 10 move against the trend. It
gained more than S points, to 545s
after recent weakness.
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HW IH8IFW 7 ~
LAFAYETTE. Ind. May 3.-Hogs-Mar-
ket, steady 10000 lbs. So IS: 200-2io
So Sc: 2ss-25o los. ss.45; 250-275 lbs. So 40:
27s-300 lbs. s33s: 30O-325 lbs. s3.15: I4O-
$50 lbs. s325: i2o-i40 lbs, $40. 100
lbs. s3.25: Toughs. s275 down; top calves,
IS, top lambs. So.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
May q
Ct.dlAuke sssss..s-~s Hasutf.uuV.uu
DcDita neutrality-suspicious.. o,lU0,UUO. W
TREASURY STATEMENT
May g.
Net balance for April 30. .s2e2. ass. 20e. ~
expenditures .--.----...--.. z5.5l6, Z6I. 20
Customs reefs. mo. to date. 81. 363 1926. 81
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Chicago. indianapolis a Louisville
Railroad in March reported net operat-
ing deficit Of S26.s73. against net operat-
ing income Of S59.590 in March, 1881;
three months net operating deficit Of
ss7,352, against net operating income Of
S5065s.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. Nav -Butter-Market.
steady: extras. 22Lc. standards 22isc.
EgRs-Market. steady: extra frsts. i3c:
current receipts 12izc. Poultry-Market.
steady. heavv fowls. f5Gi6c: medium
fowls. 6di7c. Leghorn fowls l3Gi4c:
hesvv hroilers. 24125c: Lezhorn broilers
20T2ic; ducks. i4N i5c old cocks. l0c;
geese. HAZE: stags. IL lac: capons. 23c.
60-70c per bushel sack: Maine Green Mt
s1.25M IS: few best 81 20 DER f00-lb sack:
Idaho Russet large sized. si.T511.Bs: me-
dunn sized. si.600l.sS per ioo-lb sack.
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Lieutenant George MAYORS Shortridre
golf team lost a match with Kip Parr' s
Lebanon Tiger golfers at Ulen club links
IN Lebanon. The team score was 9-3.
Fiick and David each scored a point FOR
MAYORS quartet and Snyder and Hollett
one-half point each. Brown and Stewart
scored 2ia points each for Lebanon and
Paulsen and Witt > points each.
The medal scores OF the Shortridge
iinksmen we're Flick. IS. Hollett So
David. 80. and Snyder. o.
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81 Unf'ed Press

Fl. WAYNE. Ind. Nav 3-Hogs-Mar-
s3.50d3.65. 1ghts. s365G375 mediums.
s350a3.6s: hesvies. s3.30d3.5o: roughs.
s2.75; stays, $50: calves. $3.50; lambs.
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tBy James T. Hamili & CO..
PRICES ARE To IL NOON
Chicago Stocks Opening
by James T. Hemill 4 CO..

Asso Tel utfl. Lib Mcneil Prod 2is
Bendix Avia.... Mlddle west. =
Central m. swift mt 49,. g
Cont Chi COM. Is Haoio q Tel
insult IS 40. .... i
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BIZ Timcs SpcciaI

bV tmcs Spccidl
CHICAGO. Nav 5.-Carlots: Wheat. a.:
corn 394; oats. IS: rye. 81. and barley, 8.
By Times Special
CHICAGO. May Primary receipts:
Wheat-7e7 900. against 1892 600: corn.
sll 900. against $4,000: oats. POI 900:
against 81 600. Shipments. Wheat-533.-
000 aagnst e7s 900: corn. 800 900. against
100000; oats $4,000. against $4,000.
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HEP md LANES
(Sh0rn Basis)
Other Livestock
BU Tinted Press

CHICAGO, May 9.--Hogs-Receipts. rs,
900. including 1000 direct; unevenly
sssaS:r E 1920 k B ss EssEs assys S
lbs. s3.6o@3.75: 26o-34o lbs. s3.25d3.so;
140-16o lbs. s3.5og3.7s: pigs. s3g3.25;
packing sows. s2.s0d3.15; light lights,
1879 5S Sd ona ood sSd eboes
s3.65ds.s5; medium weights, 2Oo-25O lbs.
weights, 25o-s5o lbs. good and choice.
medium nSdiu S's and PS good sa9sasi5 ssugh
pigs. ioO-I30 lbs. good and choice. s5a
$50. Cattle-Receipts, 5000; calves. re-
ceipts. 5000; fed steers and yearlings mod
she stock steady; bulls steady. and vealers
weak; early top long yesrlings, 81; weighty
beeves, SIPS: slaughter cattle and vealers:
IS .25G77s: soO-lioO lbs, good and choice,
s6.50G7.75; il00-l300 lbs, good and choice,
ss.5oG775; l3oo-l5ooo lbs, good and
and medium. si.5oGs.5o; heifers, 55o-sso
lbs. good and choice. s5.25G6.50: common
and medium. $3.50 SIS; cows. good and
choice. s3.5064.75; common and medium,
$50; bulls. yearlings excluded, good and
choice beef, S3M425: cutter TO medium,
S2.50G3.10; vealers milk fed, good and
s SnS saSo@ Tedg% s4 and .. sg
cattle: steers. 500-l05o lbs. good anG
choice. s5G6 common and medium.
s3;I5@s. sheepzRseeipt, $4,000; steady
shorn lambs, s5.75G6: asking S6.25q $50
and better for choice kinds; holding
strictly choice woolskins at 81; slaughter
choice. s7.2sGs: medium. SIS TBS: COM
mon. S5.5Od $50; lambs, 90 lbs. down. good
and choice, s5.75Ge $50: medium. s5G5.75:
9i-loo lbs, medium to CHOICE, s4.7SG s-3s;
lbs. medium to choice, siM2.25; all
weights Gull and common, 50cd $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-22
MAN WHO PLAYED GOD"
PROV ES MAGNET FOR
CROWDS AT THE STATE.

George Arliss scores the triumph
of his entire stage and screen car
eer in 1.-THE Man Who Played God"
which closes a record-breaking run
at Warner Brothers State tomor-
row night. This picture will not
be brought back to the Strand so
theatergOers should plan to see 1t
at the State before it's engagement
Is concluded.
"In 1.-THE Man Who Played God"
an adaptation Of the stage play by
Julian Josephson and Maude
Howell from tho story by Cover
neur Morris, Arliss' family circle"
includes his solicitous and Worship
full sister, portrayed by Louise
Closer Hale, and his loyal secre-
tary-valet, Battle, played by Ivan
Simpson. Two acquaintance, one
a widow with whom he had been
in love before she married another,
the other a beautiful and charm-
ing young girl. are in love with
him. The first does not tell him
of her love because she believes
him to be in love with the younger
girl, who, on the other hand, is
perfectly frank and outspoken in
her avowal of love for the great
Maestro. Violet Heming appears
in the role of the widow and Bette
Davis, q newcomer to the screen,
Is seen as the young debutante In
love with the elderly musician.
"'rhe Man Who Played God"
presents full opportunity for Mr.
Arliss to express human emotions.
The cast Of the picture Is thought
to be the best and most effective
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-22
FORBIDDEN" AND
1.-TWO KINDS OF WOMEN"
AT NEW GARDEN

To-day and tomorrow at the
New Garden theater you have the
opportunity to see Columbias sup
reproduction "Forbidden" a
sparkling gem with the exquisite
Barbara Stanwyck.
Sparkling with comedy touches,
exciting melodrama offers the ap-
pealing Barbara Stanwyck u fine
emotional role skilled AMI
Interesting players. Exquisitely
directed. The most touching scenes
are CLOSED with ironic humor. The
melodramatic ones are stark and
stirring. So skillfully does 1t juggle
moods, the emotional response 1t
eXacts from the audience Is tur-
noil. That's entertainment. STAN
Wyck's work Is beautiful. She Is
so natural, simple. convincing, her
characterization has impressive
dignity. MenJou and Bellamy are
splendid Dorothy Peterson
splendid.
Two Of Paramount's most popu-
lar blond-haired personalities
Phillips Holmes and Miriam Hop
kIns are featured together in a
Paramount picture for the first