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Evening star., 1932-07-28
Woodtex Toilet
Tissues

100 Dozen Woodtex Toilet
Tissues, 1000 sheets to
roll. Special. dozen h5c
rolls ......-.....
2S Csc Imported Novelty
Perfumes. Now ........4 .45c
1S S5c Imported Novelty
Perfumes. Now .......55c
20 40c Makeup Boxes, with
attractive prints. Now 25c
10 81 Boxes Of Donge Soap;
3 cakes in box. Now. CSC
Nc 81 Bradley Bath Salts, In
attractive vases. Now. .6sc
TorLKr GooDs, ArsLEs II
AND 10, FIRST FLooa-
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Smoking
Accessories

1 Sl2 Imported Leather Gig
arctic Box. Now. IS
/ $3.50 Metal Cigarette Boy;
Now ..... 50
/ S2.50 Metal Cigarette Box:
I SIS Pewter Cigarette Box.
Now ................S1O SO
j Ss Black and Green Gig
arctic Case. Now. ...... 50
] SI2 French Enamel Vanity
and Cigarette Case. Now Sc
2 Sc Sets of Leather Cigar
cite Case and Lighter. Now,
! SI2 Bronze Cigarette Boxes:
NOW 20
1 SIS Blue Enamel Table
Lighter. Now. 80
SMOKING ACCESSORIES
AISLE S, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Infants
Appare1

S2.95 Hand-appIiaued AZ
Ehans. Now .SIa az
1895 Handmade Lace-trim-
med Gertrudes. Now. Slg5
IL 1896 and $.95 Hand
made Dresses. Now. 81 Ok
8 A.6 Pique Coats, hand
embroidered collars and
cuffs. Now 81 Ok
] $3.50 Green EnameIed
ChiffOrobe. Now S16
$45 Green Enameled Dress
er with mirror. Now sin
M1 Green Desk. Now 81. .9S
g S15 Hand-Dainted Layette
Boxes. Now. H1 aS
INFANTS APPAREL
FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Athletic
Combinations

rs 81 and $1.25 Athletic
Combinations, made of
dimities in cross-barred
and striped fabrics.
Flesh and white. Broken
sizes: "a, So, SO, A, 55c
46 and 4S. Now.
IS s15O Rayon Combina-
tlons, with braSsiere and
chemise top and banded or
loose leg. Sizes 81. "a, SO
and 40. Now. 7Sc
80 soc and 75c Knitted
Sports Panties and Vests, in
Kayser make. Broken sizes,
in small, medium and large
sizes. Now. .25c
KNIT UNDERWEAR
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Old Town
Canoe

1 $108.50 17-foot Octa AA
Old Town Canoe: ma
room finish. Sd0.50
Now .........
6 $5.75 Sets Of Teni-Koits.
NOV Sl.SO
2 $3.50 Alligator Silk Rain
coats. Now........ S2.2O
2 $50 Stewart No. 10 Put
tiers. Now. w............S1 81
8 S5.25 MacGregOr Irons.
NOV 81
Many Size Tire Tubes.
WV .DOC
Fire Selection of Golf Bags
Greatly Reduced.
SPORTING GOODS
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Costume Slips

is S2.95 Costume slips in
bias-f1tted style; trimmed
with lace. Tea %1AE
rose and white, %'%TS
9 IS Lace-trimmed French
finished Silk Crepe Costume
Slips in fltted styles. White
and tearose. Now. SO. .95
8 $S.95 Lace-trimmed I'm
ported Costume Slips in 1T
ted style. with dainty
hand = embroidery. Tearose.
COSTUME SLIPS
THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star., 1932-07-28
TWO BURN TO DEATH
WHEN PLANE FALLS
Army Air Corps Reserve Officers
Killed Before Hundreds at
Circleville, Ohio.

By the Associated Press.
CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio, July 2S-Be-
fore hundreds of Mortified fellow flyers
and aviation enthusiasts, two United
States Army Air Corps Reserve officers
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Pajanas

5-$2.95 One-piece Japa-
neSe Printed Pa
jamas, in sleeve $1.95
less style .......
3 $40 Lace-trimmed Satin
and Silk Crepe Bed Jackets.
Now Sc. .95
2 SO PajamaS of satin and
silk crepe in one-piece style
with Jackets. Now. .S6.95
3 $3.50 and $3.50 Negligees
of lace trimmed with satin
and tailored style OF satin
and crepe. Now. .S9. .95
Q $3.50 Pajama Ensembles
in tri-color combinations.
Two and three piece styles.
NOW ......... SlI.So
NEGLIGEEs. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Washing
Machine

1-$69.50 Universal Elec-
trio Washing Machine
used , as a ,a floor $49.50
4 S7.75 OblonE Fiber Bath
room Hampers with crystal
finish. Now. ..... 81 .95
i SIG Pearltex Finish Bath
room Toilet Seat. Now S1.25
j S3.25 Copper Wash Boiler;
slightly damaged. Now S1.95
2 s. Round Nickel-trimmed
Table Servers. Now. .S1.25
3 S3.95 Rubberized Shower
Curtains. Now. 1.45
500 Rolls Of Good Quality
Toilet Tissues. Special,
dozen rolls ............ CSC
HOUSEWARES
FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Wonen's Hose
58c pair
In
2 pairs, SI.IO

240 pairs; chiffon, semi
sheer, service weight
broken sizes and colors;
few Granite and Jane
Wandl styles included.
S5 pairs Granite Hose,
medium weight outsiZe;
with Isle hens. Reduced to
75c pairs 8 pairs. .S2.10
HOSIERY, AISLE 10
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Novelty
Jewe1ry

] pair S12 Real TOnaz and
Marcasite Earrings. Now 81
] pair $12 Real Marcasite
Earrings. Now. ...........S6
] S25 Real ChrysOprase and
Mareasite Bracelet. Now SIS
l S25 Marcasite and Sterling
Silver Necklace. Now. SI5
1 S25 Real Onyx and Marca-
site Necklace. Now. 49,. .Sl2
/ $40 Imported Pink Choker.
j S12 Real Onyx and Marcso
site Clip. Now. .S7.6O
] $40 Real Carnelian and
Crystal ChOker. Now Sc
! SIS 3-strand Pearl (imi-
tation) Necklace. Now. .S1O
1 $40 Woven Pearl (imita-
tion) Pearl Bracelet. Now IS
NOVELTY JEWELRY
AISLE Z, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
BraSSiereS

$50 81 to IS Brassieres,
nets, laces, satins and
some firmer fabricS-all
fine makes - but greatly
reduced because sizes are
ho2S broken 68c to $2.s5
9 IS Natures Rival Satin
Slde-hook GirdIes; pink and
white; sizes 80. 81, 80.
NOW -.s...s....... SS.J0
10 $3.50 Bien JOlie and De
Bevoise Corsettes, satin and
figured broche, with treco
bust sections; sizes SO to
40. Now. .............. .A.95
CORSETS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
BedspreadS

1 S2.55 Single-Size Plain
Chintz Bedspread. Now S1.95
5 $3.50 OrEandy BedsDreads,
single size; soiled.
Now ..............S1.9
4 S2.95 Figured ChintZ Bed
spreads, double size.
NOW Sl.So
. S3.z5 Cream and Blue
Spreads, double size.
Now ............u,$.50
6 yards Georgette, 40-inch
width: pink, blue, green.
Was SOC yard. Now, yard, 25c
ART EMBRoIDERY
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Originally $3.50 and $3.50
Rayon Slips
and Gowns

19 Rayon crepe slips, in
regular and extra sizes;
black, flesh and tan.
Were $l.65 to o.
$3.50 Now ..... Nv
IL Rayon gowns in tai
lored styles. Size I6.
w e r e $1.95. 0S-
Now ... /OC
u 81 Rayon Taffeta Slips,
IN flesh, navy and black.
Small sizes. Now. SIC
) S2.95 Extra-size Rayon
Pajamas; size 10. Now S1.45
IL S1.95 Philippine Gowns,
of fine nainsook. with hand
embroidery. Flesh and white.
Size l6. Now. w..........$1.4J
CoTToN UNDERWEAR
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
500; 9 and IL ounce

80 Crystal-color Optic Glass
Beverage Sets; Is pieces.
Set DOC
3 Sc Serving Trays, slightly i'm
z Sc Spot Plant Stands. Now 75c
1 $50 1-pot Iron Plant Stand
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Summer Rugs Reduced 4

40 Basketweave Fiber Rugs-reduced for clearance
q sxl2 "a 3sxes and ssx72 g ss
d Sxs Now " s;4Ex7lI; Now
80 HerringbOne Fiber Russ-reduced for clearance
sa6 t SsTe we're sO Now S 54 were ss75 Now si5
A. 6x9; $ll. Now...S50
13 Crex De Luxe Rugs-reduced for clearance
xS sxlS we're we're is slsss Now Nov s s. s'' were s
95
Seamless Broadloom
6xl2 Seamless So 50
IL o price. "
RUGS, FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Play Suits

4O-S1.50 to S1.95 Play
Suits. Sizes 2 to S0c
8; IL and 16. Now, wv
I5 81 Play Suits, sizes 2 TO 8.
NOW ............. .'.. .H'O
N S2.50 TO S12.50 Bathing
Suits. sizes 2 and 4. y and
IA. Now. ............ Al.S
g Girls S2.95 RayOn 3-pieee
Paiama Sets, sizes 4. 6: 10;
l6. Now .....-.. 81 .45
: S5.95 Silk PajamaS, sizes
4, s. 8. Now. S2.9o
45 CSC Slips and Combina-
tlons, sizes 2 to 10. Now SSe
GIRLS FURNISHINGS AND
SPORTSMAN,
FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Curtains

100 pairs Ruffied Mar
quiSette Curtains. Fine
quality, in cream color
only; with attractive
cornice top. Very OK
Special. Pair. e. ~
Also, Dotted Marquisette
Curtains, ivory and ecru.
Pair ......-........ .95c
IS Pairs Tailored Marqui-
settle Curtains, ivory or ecru.
Special, pair. r...........1 .18c
100 Short Length and Rem
nants CretOnnes, Theatrical
Gauze-Reduced to 10c and
25c.
CURTAINS, DRAPERIEs
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Jttnior Misses
Pumps

30 pairs S. and $3.50
Patent Leather strap
Pumps. Sizes S, 6 and 8
AAA; 4, AZ and z AA;
8, 81, 4, Az, 5, 6, 6H
and 8 A; 212, 3, 3l2, 4,
512, 61a and 8 B; 212 to
51a, 612 and 7 c. S1.95
Now ...........
o. pairs $3.50 Black Calfskin
Perforated Pumps; sizes 6,
6Il, 7l2 and 8 AAA; S to z
AA; 4 to S A; 2la. 3l2. 4, 5,
8, sla B; sA to 6ls ;. G; g;
Now ................ .$z.So
CH1LDREN's SHOES
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28

81 Mems $3.50 and 2S Col
ored Madras and Broadcloth
Pajamas. Small. medium.
large and extra large sizes.
NOW '~I'""
100 Mems 75c Rayon Athletic
Under Shirts. Small, medium
and large sizes. Now SOC
200 Pairs Mems 55c Fancy
Colored Shorts. Sizes % TO
36. Now ........-..... oOe
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Gym Sets

$3.50 "6-Play" &Q E0
Gym Sets. Now %0'~O
1 S2I.5O Screened Play
House and Sand Box.
NOW SS.SO
1 $3.50 4x6-fopt Canvas
WadinE Pool with Shower.
NOW ....-..-s.... .......S 100
2 IS Pomeranian Woolly
DOGS. Now. 81 .65
l SI4.95 5x9-foot Pins
PONG Table. Now. ... .S7.95
1 SO Backgammon Table:
Now ............... .Sl-oO
] Ss2.5O English "Pram"
Type Carriage. Now. SIS go
Also Many other Toys
Greatly Reduced.
1 S12 Ping Pong Table, size
4xs feet. Now. 1878
The Toy STORE
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Shorts and
Dance Sets

IA S1.95 Tailored silk
crepe shorts and lace
trimmed d a nee 95c
sets. Now ....... ~
: S3.95 Lace-trimmed Crepe
Pajamas in one-piece style;
5 S5.95 Tailored Pajamas in
one and two piece styles,
OF silk crepe. Light and
dark colors. Now. So. .95
3 S5.95 Lace-trimmed Satin
Gowns, bias-fitted style with
Now SO. .95
8 $3.50 Lovely Handmade
Imported Chemise with
dainty applique and en-
broidery. Now. ...... .S3.9S
SILK UNDERWEAR
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Mems Sports Trousers, $4.95
Choc;oU, pr;cod

Striped Sports Trousers excellent quality worseds in
tan black and blue striped patterns Waist % to A.
STORE
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Baku Hats

is 1896 Large = brim
Baku Hats; head
size % inches. S0.25
Now ...........
MILLINERY
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
English Porcelain Plates, 15c

Much BeIosV Regular Wholesale Cost
Decorated English Plates mostly
of-a-ktnd patterns
CHINA FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-07-28

I6 Mems S2.95 An-Wool One
Piece Bathing Suits. Sizes
Sc to 20. and a.. Now. .S1.95
1873 Mems 81 Fancy CoIOred
Four-in-Hand Ties. Now soc
26O Pairs Mems Pure Silk
Socks, with seamless Isle
double heels and toes. Black
and navy. Sizes 9l2 and 10.
Reduced to. pairs 55c
81 Mems SOC and 81 Fancy
ColOred Silk Handkerchiefs.
Now. .35e; 3 for 81
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Women's Hats

W omen S HdLS
As $12.75 to $3.50 Hats;
brims and close fitting
models, in black, brown,
navy, red, and @ E0
tan. Now. go. ~
Is S12.75 and SIS Millinery
Salon Hats; head sizes %
and 22l2 inches. Now. 81
MILLINERY SALON
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Green and Crystal Glasses
Reduced to Sc each

;izes-with cut design.
S22.5O 6-pOt Iron Plant Stand.
NOW ''.''''.'..+...... 30
2 $7.J0 Spot Plant Stands.
NOh s'''..'.'.. $3.50
10 soc Glass-covered Pitchers,
for refrigerators. Now. 49,. .25c
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Weekend
Candy Special

Two Pounds of Home
made Dark Choco-
lates, specially BIC
priced .........
1871 Bottles Orange
and Lemon f xtr a C t.
NOW ...,..,.....,. O0C
CANDIES, AISLE IA
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Mems Linen Suits
$3.50 We'e SIS

% Imported Suits thoroughly shrunken Slightly soled
from handling. Regular sizes 34 35 &c. ST. SO, 40 and42
S395 Light-weiEht RObesi
grade shantunE silk Soied large and extra large.
Reulsr sizes g. 3d. ss longs Now
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Recent Fiction

100 So and $3.50 copies OF
recent fiction. 7S%
Greatly reduced to
Q 50 "The Dangerous Life"
by Judge Lindsey. Now 75c
2 $3.50 "Through the Cau-
casus TO the Volga," BY
Nausen. Now.
2 $3.50 'Tenin," BY Mirsky.
NOW ...........ss. s.s'''. 'Oc
8 S6 Eyes on Russia" by
MargAret Bouke White,
NOW ..............- .-'.'' NC
4 81 Thousand Ways TO
Please q Husband"-a cook
book. Now. Zoe
3 q my Life" by Isadore
Duncan. Now. ..45c
8 81 "AI Capone," by
Paisley. Now. ..45e
Books, AIsLEs 1925
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Boys Sweaters, Csc

Greatly Reduced for Friday -
100 Lightweight Sleeveless Sweaters mostly plain colors;
sizes 28 to g.
Athletic Cotton $50 pairs Cotton nose
Union Suits sizes 70 to Summer coor-sizes
s. Now ........z5c 81 to H. Pair Csc
THE Boys STORE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Wonen's Shoes

AZ pairs $40 Brown Kid
Pumps; medium spike
heels and turn soles. Sizes
in tho combined lot:
AAA 512, g. 612, 7, 712
and 8; AA S, 61a and Z;
A 4, S, 512, 6, 619, 7, 712;
B 4l2, 5, 5l2,
g. s. 81; Now = and $4.45
% pairs $3.50 and $40 White
soles. High and low heels.
stNss seysra i tbf dbIfferentb models: LES:
ga 81, J pa and ? E! snd a 81; I. ss5i a &
ss, : and 54; c sta. 1. AZ,
10 pairs $3.50 White Mar
celia Cloth OxfOrds, with
heel. Sizes in the combined
lot: AAA 6, ia; AA 8. 615,
!, III; A s1a and Z; 3 I:
NOW .A.45
16 pairs $3.50 and $40 Blue
Kid Pumps and OxfordS.
Sizes in the combined lot:
AAA 5l2, Z and III; AA S,
51a: A 4, 413, So. 8, ga and
Z; B 6 and Z. Now. =. SAB
% pairs $3.50 White Sandals,
trimmed with blue. red, and
green. High spike heel.
Sizes in the combined lot:
AAA 6l2. Z. ia: -AA 6i2. Z,
ia. A 5lz, 6 and z; B 5. 512.
5, 6l2 and 7. Now. 1885
WoMEN's SHOES
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
FARMER KILLED, IL HURT
IN MINNESOTA TORNADO
75-Year-old Man Crushed When
Barn Col1apses in Storm Cover
ing 2O-Mile Area.

by Lne ASSVCldVcu FEcoS'
DASSEL, MINI, July 2S.-August
Nikks, 75-year-old farmer, was killed
and dozen persons injured late yes
terday In a tornado which wrecked nu-
merous farm buildings in 20-mile area
northeast of here.
Niffka was crushed to death In his
barn when the structure collapsed. Mrs.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Mems Sports Belts, SOC
Specially Priced

1876 Mems Sports Belts of elastic Black-and-whe
and tan mixtures. Sizes 80 to a.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Fresh
Huck1eberry
Pies, SOC

Tomorrow only-at the
bakery counters on the
Tea Room Balcony and
in the Fountain Room.
Would regularly be Csc.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Boys Wash Knickers, 75c

100 pairs we'll tailored, good quality inen-sizes to Is
100 Wash Suits all ., -. I,
Summer fabrics-well 81 WASH Sul'S SlIeS
tailored; sizes 4 to 10. to g. Reduced to =. 81
Reduced $135
STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28

Chi1dren's 'sSocks
$50 pairs 35c and SOC Silk
Socks, half and ankle
len G hs.
sizes 81 5 to 25c pair
s. pairs Isle Anklets. sizes
5 to 812. Special. 5 pairs. 81
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28

NeckWear
102 pieces Of $1.95 Neck
wear reduced. Including
emb r o / d ere d batiste
vesteeS, collar and cuff
sets, separate collars
with jabots. White E0-
and ecru ........ wv
NECKWEAR, AISLE Is
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Correspondence
Cards

OU Z0c BOXES nOlQlnR "A
cards and "a envelopes.
Choice of 2 sizes.
ASS A S orted 15c box
Is 46c Waste Baskets, with
George Washington prints.
AS is. Now. w............ .25c
10 76c Scrap Books in loose.
leaf style. Some with pic
lures on cover. As is.
NOW ................ .45e
20 Eec Stationery Boxes
with George Washington
prints. AS is. Now. ,25c
Is 35c Small Trinket Boxes,
with George Washington
prints. AS is. Now. .I0c
STATIONERY, AISLE 2
FIRST FLOOR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-30
''Play Girl'' at
 the Alhambra

"Play Girl'', the Warner Brothers and Vitaphone picture featuring Loretta Young as the business girl who thinks she can win financial security and brilliant career with out the responsibilities of mother hood or the bondage of love, opens to-day at the Alhambra theater.
 It is youthful devil-may-care chap, making his livelihood by gambling, who changes her outlook on life, and starts her out on the adventurous and thrilling course which is so movingly portrayed in Play Girl" The lover is played by Norman Foster recruit from the stage, whose interpretation makes the part memorable. The emotional intensity of the story is frightened by the clever comedy of Winnie Light ner, as the heroine's pal and de- partment store mate-and by Guy kibbee as Winnie's unappreciated wooer.
 The co-feature is a drama of the thoroughly modern type a Para mounts talking edition of Clyde Fitch's play, Her Confessions, which the Alhambra theater will offer one week beginning Saturday.
 Claudette Colbert, perhaps the "most unscandalized" beauty of films, and an exquisite brunette who performed charmingly in "Manslaughter," Secrets of Sec retary" and "The Smiling Lieuten- ant" is featured in the new offer ing with Melvyn Douglas young stage thespian, who made his pho- toplay debut with Gloria Swanson in "To-night or Never"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-30
''Sky Devils"
 Palace Feature
Tracy and DvOrak Teamed
 in Laugh=Getter

tSky Devils, the Howard Hughes production which will open a four days engagement at the Fox Poli Palace Sunday, is easily the laugh-sensation of the year.
 More than that, it is the most spectacular production seen here abouts in many months-its amaz- ing air scenes unmatched since "Hell's Angels
 Here is a sure-cure for the hard times blues. No matter how de- pressed you might be, this slam bang comedy of the air will lift you to roaring heights.
 It amuses, it thrills, and at times it moves you with it's n-to-earth and light-hearted romance. If ever a picture had everything-this is it.
 Literally and figuratively, '.the sky was the limit when Howard Hughes produced this one.
 The same quality or rare com edy found in his 1.-Two Arabian Knights" is contained in sky Devils"-and the air-thrills are as awe-inspiring as those in "Hells Angels"
 sky Devils" is the amusing and impertinent tale of three dare devil American flyers, who violate every rule of war for a good time. Spills, thrills, court-martials, and Richthofens' flying circus-all are just part of thef days work in the lives of these carefree clowns of the air.
 The "Skv Devils are Spencer Tracy, William Boyd and George Cooper, and each gives an out standing comedy characterization. Their reckless exploits are embel- lished with romance, some spicy and some sentimental, and this is all ably furnished by Ann Dvorak and Yola D'Avril.
 Edward Sutherland, ace of com edy directors, was responsible for the direction of "Sky Devils" and it is indubitably his finest direc- torial triumph.
 Put Sky Devils" on your list of "musts you are young or old, male of female-you will enjoy every mon1ent of this super lative entertainment.
 The supporting program will be as follows: Flip the Frog cartoon, sport champion reel, Fox Movie- tone News and novelties. Sum- day the Fox Poli Palace will have another bargain matinee until 4 p. m., children ten cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-30
Walter McGOWan
 to Broadcast
To Be Heard From Bridge port on Mothers
 Day

Walter $. McGowan of Water town, grand chief ranger of the Foresters of America in Connecti- cut, has been selected by the Grand Court of the state to deliver the annual Mothers Da. greetings of the organization. Mir McGowan will broadcast on Sunday evening, May Sth, from Station WICC in Bridgeport. The special Foresters' program will be on the air from [ to 7:30 D. m. and will include all stations on the Yankee network.
 A year ago MT McGowan as the guest of the Bridgeport courts and representative of the Grand Court of Connecticut broadcast an ad- dress that excited considerab ble com ment throughout New England. It was regarded so highly that at the following state convention held in Waterbury the entire address was incorporated in the minutes of the session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-30
Hamilton Books
 "Peach-O-RenO"

If you thought Caught Plaster ed" and The Cuckoos" were good vehicles for the comedy favorltes, Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, (and, of course, Dorothy LeeD you should see ach-O-Reno", play ing at the Hamilton theater, Sun- day and Monday.
 in Peach Reno" the come dians, and the producers, RKO-Ra- dio Pictures, have done a difficult thing. They have topped" long succession of comedy mirthquakes by wide margin. "Peach- O'-Reno' will pro ply stand long as the fun niest picture Wheeler and Woolsey have produced.
 Outstanding Support
 One excellent reason for it is the superlative supporting cast, which contains such favorites as Joseph Cawthorn, Zelma ONeal, Cora Wi therspoon and Mitchell Harris of the stage fame, Sam Hardy, and Arthur Hoyt. All top-f1ight come dians, they have distinct characters unusual in comedies and every one of them is at his best.
 One of the most celebrated of comedy ulTecloTS IS ieSpoHSipie Aoi Peach O. Reno." William A. Setter has established an enviable record o fgreat pictures, usually With stars in them.
 As the title suggests, "Peach-O'- Reno" is d riotous take-off on life in Reno to-day. It mingles enough realism with it's fun to give one a pretty good picture of Americas one ''wide-open town,' and it cov- CTS the territory from railroad sta tion to hotel, to lawyers offices to with plenty of night-life of divorcees, divorcers, about-to-be- divorcees and hangers-on.
 Co-feature Frederic March and Kay Francis in strangers In Love.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-30
tirely too mulch of a certain young lady lately.

Joel McCrea also is on the list of immune" eligibles. But then Joel has been running loose around Hollywood for only three or four years now. Perhaps given time, he may pass out of circulation. There's no doubt about Joel's popularity. Even wives rave about him. And several single girls have baited their hooks for him. But so far he has continued to roam around per- fectly contented with his present status.
 Edward Everett Horton is an- other. His system is different. He has adopted an uncle complex. Brother Wyn has children who are exceptionally fond of Uncle Eddie. And Eddie reciprocates that feel ing. Also, he finds that being an uncle is suite safe pastime. Then, too, Eddie owns a very comfortable home which seems to function very smoothly without the assistance Of a wife.
 There are quite a number of others too-all equally single. And all have had one or more chances to tie that matrimonial knot. But each, through his own particular method. has steered clear of such entangling alliances. Walter By ron. Charles Butterworth. Chic Sale and George Brent all have done well in resisting those femi- nine charmers. Quite a number of the younger boys have done pretty well, too But they haven't been in the racket long enough to deserve much credit. Besides. most of them are simply waiting for certain girls to murmur yes"