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MAY TAKE OFF TWO TRAINS
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moval of such train will greatly
handicap persons desiring to visit
the cities who have no other means
of travel. It is apparent that the
railroad company is taking this
step because of the use of so many
automobiles which has lessened the
passenger service on the Delaware
Railroad. It is most probable that
a general protest will be sent to
the officials of the Delaware road
by Chambers of Commerce of VIII
mington and town counc S
through Delaware against the pre-
posed change.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
SMYRNA 10Th CENTURY CLUB
Program of Friday CommemOrat-
ed Washington's Birthday

On Friday evening at s o'clock
the meeting Of the Club was called
to order by our president, Mrs.
George Carter, after the salute to
the Flag. Americas Greed, read
by Bunny Price. The program was
in charge of Miss Emily Spruance,
chairman of Education. 2OOth an
niversary of the birth Of Washing
ton, Americas greatest citizen;
music by Shapley's orchestra; Mrs.
Frederick Marx Barton told a
story, accompanied by Mr.. Shap-
ley on violin, which was greatly
enjoyed by all. There was Tab
leaux, "A Dish of China Tea" de-
picting some events in Washing
tons life, one-act play. Scene,
the sitting room at Wynnwood" /;
the plantation of Nathaniel Wynn,
few miles from Williamsburg,
Va. The play and parts were
taken well and much enjoyed by
audience. Mrs. NJ. A Tarumianz
played three classic selections;
duet by Mrs. Westfall and Miss
Hynson; solo, by Miss Hynson, ac-
companied by Mrs. Westfall;
George Washington Prayer, Rev.
Bona. Miss Spruance deserves
much credit for her effort for the
program in honor of George Wash
ington. On Frg1ay, February 26th
at g. o'clock, Club will call. Busi-
ness and a social hour.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
Mrs.sallie G. Deats Dies at Clayton

Mrs. Sallie @. Deats, widow of
John w. Deats, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. w. G. Bush,
at Clayton, at seven o'clock on
Friday morning from an attack of
acute indigestion. She was taken
suddenly i'll at seven o'clock on
Thursday evening and her death
on Friday morning at the same
time was a severe shock to her
family and friends. She was 81
years of age and the daughter of
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DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Continued From Page One

ram F., of near Cheswold, and
Mary Rebecca, who died in in
fancy. Mr.. Vaughn was a mem
Der of Cheswold M. E. Church and
attended as long as he was physi-
cally able. The funeral took place
from his residence on Sunday with
the Rev Ray Kerkin and Rev. Will
liam CantweH officiating The in
terment was in Lakeside cemetery,
Dover.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
Firemen's SUPPER
Tomorrow Night

Smyrna fremen will hold their
annual supper tomorrow, Thurs
day evening, February 25. The
menu is to be turkey. There will
be eight tables and eight different
organizations of the town will
have charge Of them. Supper, IS
cents.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
Onal and Social
Who Come and Go
1 Their Social DoingS

Lillian Wright entertained
On Saturday evening at
side Inn in honor of her
s' William 7. Bryan, Mr..
Z. and Mrs. Roy Under
Nj. William Hale, all Of
Ha Pa. Following the
IS Wright entertained at
a the Century Club at
arty guests were pres
! feature Of the evening
'ad Martha Washington"
aisd by Miss Lillian A.
Dover, and Mr.. Jacob
Wyoming, and two
slrls, impersonated by
" Thomas and Florence
Dover, were present and
VITA the favors. Prizes
aAoon Dance, Paul Jones
Y Dance and the Lucky
lance were won by Mr..
Howard Lynch Jr., Of Do
aaa Mrs. Q. W. w.
! smyrna and Mrs. Rob
lsn Jrr Of Clayton. On
ssaing Miss Wright en-
: 0nner at her home on
II Street. Her guests
|. and Mrs. William T.
na.nt and Mrs. Roy Under
william Hale, Of Phila-
Y of Smyrna. 4"
Mrs. John Melvin and
y y. vacated !. their resi-
H. NJ Vernon Street. Mr..
~ =. !, employed by the
Is been transferred Il
No to work. He
N. axe a up bis position
1sVe y. gone to live with sHg Sas uas
/ Ias time being. - 'si-
Rev Rv'pssnd send, Jefferson Is
\ .s,. s'.. Charles E. Davis
H. immunity = Y evangelistic i
a. 7 the Hockessin N N
!, .a. aae revival services
b.i,s 4 session for two weeks q
I. y. asld over a week
y, ", wn5t Jefferson broad.
from g.so last Saturday
aeco1oa,,iteo orso to 10. Mrs.
panied him at the
are rscsi,. %Dert Lee Of
Tie ar,,, s.sing congratu-
Il sas Homeopathic ( H0se hne
''a on February
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
RINGO PARTY

The Daughters Of America will
hold bingo party at the Odd Eel
lows Hall on Tuesday evening,
March 1, at s o'clock. Admission,
25 cents. PA 1t
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
QUALITY CHICKS

Barred Rocks, VIII ite Leghons,
White Wyandottes, &c each. Gus
tom Matching, 112 eggs per tray,
S2.25. Hatches every Tuesday.
Order early.
THE MacLUCAS HATCHERY,
Phone 123 r IL Smyrna, Del.
1-27 If
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24

! fremen were called on
,ight to a fire at the farm
| DisEerSon down in Dutch
liz vas caused by an ex-
Iron spraying his wheat
b kind of a chemical.
the firemen re-
b call near Kenton. The
L Of Gilbert Downes was
ID vas extinguished with
! damage. Yesterday af-
here was a chimney fire
Operty Of Clarence Boyles
BY Mr. Andrews, across
standpipe. No damage.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
WANTED

A woman to occupy second story
room; free Of charge to the right
person. Apply to
MRS. @. r. MASSEY,
Phone 158 R4 Smyrna, Del.
PA If
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
NOTICE

The undersigned have taken out letters
Of Administration on the estate of Mrs.
Susan c. Pratt All having bills against
estate will please render bills. those owing
please settle same.
MRS. OLIVE THOMAS, Kenton, Del,
]. FLETCHER PRATT, MillingtOn, Nd,
OF 3t Administrators
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
LOST

Green Bag, percolator inside.
Reward if returned to Mrs. Yeates'
Boarding House, Smyrna, Del.
2-24 1t
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24

tsts Grange in commem.
I the bicentennial IF
-5rs birthday, has plant
Ina Ems along the State
near Old Drawyer's
h New Castle County to
! as the State Grange
trees. The trees were
by Neal Gladdish, master
5nd State Grange, New
,Sunty, and were grown
4 planted by him.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Store and House on Commerce
Street near Four Corners. Will
rent separate or together.
r. e. LONG,
2-17 IF Smyrna, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24

,,,,.,s K. Wright, Of Ven
e. cave a very interest
lalA s,.,ivo talk at the
...sD church last evening.
u n i principal Of The
"A 'sailing scho Ol at Ahmed,
I,iia, which is supported
American N. E. Mission
= # Scotland Mission,
h Missionary Society, the
| / Nsrathl Mission and the
! Presbyterian Mission
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24

|,,rts annual Kent County unit:
[lll.n ca,tsst under the avs
/ IN r..t County Pomona
In y :. evening, March .,355. ST.,
r. 81. iii be four Grang-
la's' q i tbe contest. They
|ssl.s1 ar hard on their plays
pIsBdid evenings enlsi 'a-i
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24

AF', Albert T..
the a,,,,a .,,'s congratu-
At b. '1llVal = Of a fine
Ranitasaioo,na aioo,ae0pathic Hos
''n on February
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24
E,r,yrna' I'll Times
ND VICINITY

Psl =, Legion AqEiltary Eanrl;y
PC 95ssy y e'snIagE; s 81, EsSFn- %ii-
e.. I, 1'''. G, 9 T s. ) O'clock
f.; !. qsstils s.t5 { & . !: i : ! E: ss
+ e T !: ,''i''7 :; s''''''' evening. =
/ %
h EPlsSUsit .i.t Marx Barton
| b charge 2 aaO' d !, M, ev-
u .rd sermon.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24

| + Physical Education s6nn
| oFsr lns .;5o Inn last
Ths 0'ng "rs There were
\ svsn.-' n. Mr.. Herbert
speakers, ..ation instruc-
z ~, r..,vrna High Scnool'
th' Sl attendant from
Smyrna times., 1932-02-24

PIT If
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
es maravilloso, papa!

Bien, supongo que su labor
del dia esta terminada.
-Voy a descansar dos no.
ras, 81 puedo, y despu6s mas
trabajo.
-Pasan de las echo va, lie
die. listed quiere significar
que descansara hasta las 10 8
1912 y volvera de nuevo a ira
bajar?
-Trabajare hasta que ter
mine TODD 10 que tengo que
hacer. Esto me llevara proba-
blemente hasta la una de la
madrugada. Voy a descansar
ahora porque debO tener la
imagination limpia para ell ira
bajo que estoy hacienda. Los
perdones y conmutaciones no
pueden esperar. ElloS afectan
las vidas de muchas personals
y son observadas mas de cerca
que otra muchas decisiones de
I'm gObernador. Las resolucio
mes a favor y en- contra deben
h~acerse tan rapidamente como
sea possible, porQue toma mu-
cho tempo investigar cada ca
so preparado para resolver y
tambien debe pasar tempo an
ties de que Sc ponga en- efecto
la resoluci6n."
I Entire tanto no importa 81
NAL o ell bien en- ell case, hay
sufrimientos por parte de mu-
Jeres y ninos que nunca sc mer
cionan en- los libros, personals
completamente inocentes Y a
las cuales Sc debe tener en- Id
imagination"
Made = lie die = reni-
ria con listed por TRAFALGAR es.
ia noche en- tales decisiones.
-Si listed supiere Ell csrac.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09

Ter de eStOs casOs - cOntest0
-muchos de los cuales estan
fUcra de la jurisdiction de la
jnnta de perdones, descansa-
ria 81 Quisiera tOmar Ia OCCASION,
rero ciertamente los demora-
ria. Yo tengo I'm case esta no
che. Pero antes vamos arriba
al tercer piso, a YER una pelf-
cula, 20 creo que esta noche es
Outward Bound"
En- ell tercer pis0 de Ia man
sion ejecutiva hay I'm salon de
unos 80 pies cuadrados que Sc
rreparara para cinemat6grafO
privadO. Cuando nos sentamOs
y las luces fuerOn quitadas, al
guien en- la Cbscuridad le hizO
una pregunta al gobernador
sobre un nombramiento del es-
tldo. Con mas velocidad de la
cue yo esperaba, contest6: Isl,
e 10 que pasa acerca de ESQ,
zero tenemos la noche para
d i'currir. Ahora no estoy con-
eiGarando NADIA no siendo
"Cutward Bound" 0 la peli-
cula que sea-"
Evidentemente 81 trataha de
limpiar su mente de todos los
1Cgocios en- las dos horas que
tc1fa ante 81. Como lie Obser-
vGba yo en- la luz girls refleja-
ca Dor la pantalla, su cara pa
recia descansar y parecia sua-
v.zada.
(Continuara mana6a)
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
Y NOTICIA DE VERDA
DERO INTERES

Con ell fin de facilitar a los
ciud2danos de Ybor y West
Tampa una lorna segura de
pasear por las carreteras del
estado, sin paljgro para sns vi
dae. Manuel Arniella, ell prcpie
tai % del Latin American Sarv-
ice Sta, el gran estabIecimiento
de Ia esquina de la Gale y y Mi
! h'gsn ha iniciado una venta de
los lneumaticos Goodrich Cav
aIiar, con un 1879 de descuento
sohre los bajos precios cue va
tenia fiiados.
La Goodrich Super Cavalier
5 IA elase de yanta que agarra
uCjor en- el canine, ofrece mas
protection para acercarse a la
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
Sc RINDIERON LOS REBEL
DIES PERUANOS

Lima. Peru, Mayo Gina
revolution de la marina pc :
ruana fue dominada aver en-
pocas horas, cuando los cOmu-
nistas Sc apoderaron de 2 cru
eros, hacienda Greer al gobier
no que la situaci0n era verda-
leramente grave.
Cast toda la poblaci6n del
Callao Sc reuni6 en- los muelles
para %presenciar la batalla en-
4 bahia. Cuatr0 submarines Y
IN destroyer avanzaron sobre
'os cruceros mientras los aero
pianos arrojaban m~ensajes Y
algunas bombas. Uno de los
cruceros iz6 la bandera roia Y
Iispar0 dos Veces contra ell mas
ercano submarine. Ell subma-
"ino repIic6 con cuatro dispa-
ros, dos al aire y dos contra la
OraZa.
Ia revuelta termin6 POGO
lespues izando los rebeldes Ia
oahdera blanca.
Cuando los revolucionarios
ran encarcelados la multituC
aba gritos en- honor del pre-
| 5idente Luis Sanchez Cerro.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
AQUI ESTA D.
ROOSEVELT
Escrito para La Gaceta)
III

Como la hija de Elliott Roo
seVelt hermano de Theodore
Roosevelt, la Sra. Franklin
Roosevelt posee Ia nariz y las
ccias de Roosevelt, la sonrisa
rapida Y Ell OCCASIONAL estremeci
miento de verdadera risa roo
seveltiana. Ella es inclinada a
Ia politica, una de las caracte-
risticas de la familia.
Esta alta, competente seno-
RI estaba ah0ra consideration
me seriamente. Ella, en- silen-
clio, deseaba interrogarme So
bre mi entreVista con su espo-
so. Evidentemente este la inte-
resaba, era su negocio.
Sra. RooseVelt-la die
listed sabe que mi carta al 60
ternador fu6 dictada por ell he
cho de que muchas personals
parecen inquietarse por la po-
sibilidad de que Ell suba a la
presidential de la Republica,
un puesto que ha arrebatadC
la vida a personals que pare.
clan muy saludables cuandC
fueron electas y despu6s nc
pudieron resistir la carga. E
hechO de que ell gobernadol
Roosevelt esta dispuesto a so.
meterse a un riguroso examen
indica que 6l tiene una base
amp'ia para Greer que lie e:
possible sOstener las response.
bilidades de esa tarea.
! La sonora Roosevelt nj son
rio nj arrug6 ell entrecejo, Y CO
no 81 repitiera una conclusion
familiar para ella dijo: Isl Ia
PARALYSIS no pudo matarlo, Il
presidencia no 10 matara."
Esta era la interrogation
que iba a ser contestada en- lc
La gaceta., 1932-05-09

que humanamente era possible.
Ell visitante Official Sc habia
lido. Regresando a donde sc
ha,laba ell gobernador, yo lie
die: "Entrevistarlo a listed v
Observable a listed en- la forma
usual, no seria satisfactorio.
70 comprendo que listed esta
en- la dificil posici6n del famo.
so peg dorado de Irwin Coob.
asi que 20 no puedo estar sa-
tisfech0 con apretar mi nariz
contra la repisa de CRYSTAL y
verle nadando.
Sus ojos azules miraron di,
rectamente hacia mi Y dijo es-
tas palabras: Entire, ell aqua
es fina."
Gracias, replique, Pero no,
gracias 81 listed solo significa
uno o dos ensayos de natacion
No, listed puede venir a
nadar Y no venga en- especifi-
cado TEMPO, nj por invitaci6r
especial, sino tirese tan fire.
cuentemente Y por tanto item
pc como listed desee. Yo sopol
tar6 que listed entire Y salga q
SUI gustO.
I Il Tendre libertad para en-
trar Y salir, pase 10 que pase
en- los pr6ximos meses, siemprt
que 70 10 considere necesariC
para una completa investiga.
ci6n?
: Me agrada = dijo 6l sil
titubeos.
Cast inmediatamente, aque
Tia misma noche, tuve una opor.
tunidad para Observable.
Mientras estuvimos hablan
do recibi6 por telefono mas
de cinco llamadas Y por 10 tan
to nuestra conversation tuvt
que ser de "agarra por dondt
puedas."
Cuando puso ell telefono a
parte por Ultima vez, lie die
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
Sc CUSTODIA A MUSSOL1-
NJ
--~ razs4s
n

Roma, mayo Gel primer
ministro Mussolini inaugur6 a.
yer la exposition de agricultu,
ra mientras una guardia anna,
da lie protegia por tenor de
que Sc tratara de atentar con,
ira su vida. Las precauciones
tomadas impidieron que presen-
ciaran la ceremonial, pOr haber
sido detenidos a la puerta. el
presidente del sSnado Luigi Fe-
derzoni Y ell ministro de hacien-
da Signori MoRoni.
Los protectores de Mussolini
rieron de las protestas del mi
nistro y del presidente del sena-
do Y no les dejaron entrar has
ia que fueron identificados.
Centenares de personals con
passes especiales no pudieron en-.
trar y ell primer ministro llegt
a la ceremonial una bora antes
de la anunciada.
La extraordinaria vigilancis
fue inspirada por ell asesinat'
del presidente de Francia, Mon
sieur Doumer.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09

ST NECESITAN seis hon.
bres que hablen ingl6s y espa-
mol para confiarles la venta de
I'M articulo productive. Sc re-
quiere seriedad y experienced
commercial. Informa: George
Stephens, 107 Cass St. Arcade
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
TeladG y Bale

Hoy lunes, a las 8 de la noche
Sc efectuara una velada y bale
en- la casa de la s6ptima aVeni-
da Y Gale 16, organizado por el
Comite de Festejos de la Orden
Caballeros de la Luz, en- CONNIE
moraci6n del SO a~niversario de
la fundaci6n de la Orden.
Estan invitados todos los
miembros y sus respectivas ia
milias.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09

acera y facilita un 26%5 mas de
r~esistencia.
Ell Sr. Arnialla con mucho
gusto ~explicara a las personals
i~nteresadas tcdcs los detalles re
lacionados con las Goodrich, y
las ventajas que 6stas ofrecen.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
SOC1ALES
Viene de la 1a.)

cial de nuestro colega La Prem
sa, que lego aver por Ia malta
ma a esta ciudad procedente de
la capital de la Republica de
Cuba,
Reciba nuestra cordial bien-
venida
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-17

Prepared for just such events as have
occurred, The Travellers was in position
to meet these extraordinary contingencies
and paid in cash to policyholders and their
bene6cIaries the largest sum which the
three. Travellers Companies have ever dis
bursed in one year S113, 771,821. To
distribute this, paying the right amounts
to the right persons at the right time, re-
quired the issuance Of 9S7 1886 checks
and drafts Over one billion dollars has
been paid by The Travellers Companies
to policyholders since organization.
There have been many surprising
changes since the close Of the war We
have seen severe liquidation Of manufac-
tured goods, lower prices for commodi-
ties, soaring stock prices and then fall in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-17

market values that has caused embarrass-
ment to many individuals and their for
tunes. All these violent events have
crowded to the fore the value OF life insur-
ance, as an investment of sound, steady
and continuing value and one that has
brought aid and sustenance to many who
were and are overwhelmed.
To afford polIcyholders sound protec-
ton, the Companies have followed the
policy Of distributing their investments
broadly, and no, only carry large amounts
Of cash, but have supplemented these with
large holdings Of United States Govern
ment Bonds, and marketable bonds Of
many Of the best municipalities and cor
porations IN the country
The Companies reserves meet the re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-17

good old Frank Craven in a sure
fire mystery thriller; to Sam Har.
ris, who has retired to Florida
while the cashiers count the mon
ey and to the new firm of Sidney
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-17
Movies Playing
To-day
"WAYWARD" AND tracing
YOUTH ON PPROGRAM NOW
Ar WARNER BROS STATE

a
Two. dandy talking screen fea-
lures are to be found on the pro-
gram now at Warmers State the
alter.
''Wayward," based upon Mattel
Howe Farnham's novel wild
Beauty co-features Nancy Carroll,
Richard Arlen and Pauline Fred
erick, three cinema stars of notable
achievement and popularity.
Maynard presents the theme
Of q prosecuting mother-in-law
the part portrayed by, Pauline
Frederick, who thinks her sons
wife, Nancy Carroll, is quite un-
worthy Of the affection of her
darling boy, Richard Arlen, and
certainly quite beneath the social
Brownbest-F Frost families, the
most aristocratic and Cioughbar-
RE. or course, she wuold be fair
to the girl--who was pretty--and
try to make her worthy OF her new
position, but 1t was all a terrible
mistake. t
This type Of dramatic story was
very popular in the old days. 4Au'
diefices would develop a vigorous
hatred for the contem ptible activt-
ties Of the mother.in-la and APP
plaud vociferously the sweet young
wife, when in apt phrases she con.
founded her prosecutor and proved
herself to be a devoted wife and
perfect lady.
In "Wayward," modernized and
inspired by the sophistication OF
present day standards, Nancy Car
roll, has splendid vehicle for her
flashing beauty and dashing spirit.
The companion feature Is Rae
ing Youth" with Frank Albertson.
This Is the sort OF movie entertain-
ifient that makes you feel that tho
world isn't precisely doomed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-17

Phillips and Harlan Thompson.
who have been writing, perform
ing and godding about Broadway
for some years.
AL Woods, fresh from the hands
of credits who trust him into
bankruptcy this winter, is still on
base trying to sneak home. Wheth-
err or not his "come-backs'' thrill
err, 'The Inside Story" will sue
ced remains uncertain.
The John Golden play has the
odd title. Riddle Me This" and
one of the three rockies responsible
for its writing Is q gent from the
south by name of Daniel Rubin.
Rubin had been In New York with
manuscripts, but he has now learn
ed how to bundle mystery into a
neat package. And IL and when
his writing might. slip cog, there
are Frank Craven and Thomas
Mitchell and Erin O'Brien Moore
to take care Of the acting.
Then there are a couple of COL
laborators, Forest Wilson and Man
ny Self, responsible for a laugh
and-thrill opus titled, BLESSED
Event" Forrest Wilson was once
known as Bob" to his newspaper
cronies In Paris and elsewhere. He
was writer for the United Press
and the NEA Service some years
back. AS Robert Forrest Wilson he
brought out a book, Paris on
Parade" which was one of the bet
ter and more amusing guide books.
Six weeks after he came home
from abroad Wilson became inter-
ested In and amused by the new
school Of peep-hole gossip column.
Hospital attaches were being re-
employees were being tipped for
telling ALI about certain secrets:
law clerks were making extra dol
vorces-at least, such was the no.
ton In wilson's mind. So he wrote
a story for Cosmopolitan magazine,
using the daddy of the peepholers
as chief character and revealing
what effect on two obscure people
a single item might have. Nanny
Self, writer for the Shuberts, saw
the yarn and got a bright idea.
The result is the wisest era cking
play in town, reminiscent of
"Broadway," and In many respects
more snappily written. 1t Is the
first play about a columnist. The
portrait as presented by Roger
Pryor, Is one of Broadway's more
amusing sights. Having known the
prototype rather we'll myself, Pry.
or frequently becomes uncannily
life-like. For this chatterer Is ar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-17

quirements Of the strictest of state laws
and additional reserves are carried to meet
extraordinary contingencies which may
arise IN the future
During the slxty-seven years Of its cor
porate existence, The Travellers has en-
countered many such periods as this Ii
has experienced the panlcs Of 1873, 1893
and 1907 II faced the problems arising
from the war. the influenza epidemic and
the postwar dehauon In each of these
periods IT has played an important par
and in all Of them rendered valuable as
sistance to its pslicyholders.
One Of the important factors respon-
sible for the great growth IN the volume
Of life insurance, which took place be-
tween the years 1922 and 1929, was the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-17


Mary Aston and Ricardo Cortez.
A thrilling background Of high
drama, interpreted with love.
drama, fun and intrigue.
Paris--of the gay boulevards. of
the cafes de Ia Paix, Trocadero,
Sacre Occur; Montmartre and
Longchamps.
Delightful French humor inter-
preted by French comedians and
condolences.
Action, suspense and moral
that leaves q delightful impression
with the audience.
These and more. constitute the
story fabric of RKO-Radio Pic
lures latest screen Offering. Men
of Chance" now at the Warner
Strand theater.
The story, written by Louis
Weitzenkorn and adapted to the
screen by Louis Stevens, has been
directed by George Archainbaud,
master of the fast-moving tech
miguel It deals with a good little
girl who tried to be bad and a
gambler who found themselves en-
meshed In a maze of their own
mistakes.
An unusually capable cast sup
ports Miss Aston and oCrtez. They
are Ralph Ince, Kitty Kelly, John
Halliday, Jim Donlin, Georges
Davis, Andre Cheron and others.
men OF Chance Is to be highly
recommended as lively and enter
taing screen fare.
The companion feature on this
splendid double program Is ITO
night or Never" starring the popu-
lar Gloria Swanson. This Is one of
1.-THE finest contributions to the
talking screen that this radiant
artist has made. She is a new, diff
ferent and delightful personality
as the heroine Of this sensationally
successful adaptation Of the long
run Broadway play.