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DEATHS

Helen r. Hammond, 50. 1923 Newton
st. N. w.
Kate F. stouffer. 81. 216 Bates St. n. w.
Thomas ]. Shanahan. "A. Gallinger
Linwood L. Hobrook, 81. $50 D St..
N. e.
Rd. N. w.
James Halloran, s3, U. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Florence L. stemmerman, AZ. sibley
Hospital
:. Claude V. Shelton, Al, ST. Elizabeths
Hospital.
william ]. Greevy. 81, Walter Reed
General Hospital
Norman L. Collie, 36 Gallinger Hos
Neil V. Johnston. SO, No. 1 Police
Station.
Michael Wade. 5, Children's Hospital.
Jimmie Free. 3, Children's Hospital
Infant of William and Elberta Booton
] hour. Providence Hospital
David Morgan. SO, 241 Third St S. w
Charles Poindexter, 81 Home for Aged
and Infirm
will Mosely 55. Freedmen's Hospital.
James Burwin, So Home for Aged and
Leo Gray As, St. Elizabeths Hospital.
Rose Walker, 30, tuberculosis Hos
pital
Caroline Parr %, tuberculosis Hos
pital
Lillian Williams. Is. Freedmen's Hos
pital
Thelma Hemphill, months, Freed
mems Hospital
Costello Lawson, months. 4S5 Rhode
Island Ave. N. w.
Infant of Edward and Mary Keeth.
days Freedmens Hospital.
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MARY E, OUIGLEY

Funeral services for Mary E.
Quigley, 81 years old, who died
yesterday at her home, 1342 Park
Rd. N. W., after a short illness,
will be conducted tomorrow from
the residence after mass at the
Sacred Heart Church. Burial will
be at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Quigley had been a resi-
dent of Washington for many
years. A member of the Sacred
Heart Church, she played a big
part in church activities and be-
longed to several Catholic auXili-
aries. She was the widow of
Frank T. Quigley, who had been
in the Government Printing Of
flee for 35 years. before he died,
after retirement.
Mrs. Quigley is survived by her
son, Richard J. Quigley, a lawyer
here, and two daughters, Marion
K. Quigley, and Mrs. E. Warren
Whyte, both of this city, and
a sister, Mrs. Margaret Lawlor,
Of Brooklyn, N. Y
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Births, Deaths, Marriages
ADMIRAL ID. V. d. STUART

Rear Admiral Daniel D. V,
Stuart, U. S. N, retired, veteran
of three wars, died yesterday at
his home in the Wyoming Apart
ments after a long illness. He
was IS.
A native of Albany, N. Y, he
was graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1859 and served as
a midshipman during the Civil
War. He commanded the U. S.
S. Mangrove in the last battle
Of the Spanish-American War;
and the day after peace had been
declared he captured two Spanish
gunboats, having received no in
formation of the armistice.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Alicia S. Stuart. and a son, DR..
D. v. Stuart, jr.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday morning from st. Mat
thew's Church, and military
burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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DIR. LOUIS A. BAUER

Funeral services for DR.. Louis
A. Bauer, noted mathematician,
who plunged to his death from
his sixth-story apartment window
at the Ontario, Tuesday night,
will be conducted at All Souls
Unitarian Church. Sixteenth and
Harvard Streets, Northwest, to-
morrow afternoon. Burial will
be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Deputy Coroner Christopher j.
Murphy issued a certificate of
suicide in DR.. BauerS death. Be
sides his widow, Mrs. AdeIia D.
Bauer, a daughter, Mrs. Dorothea
Weeks, and a brother, William
Charles Bauer, dean of the school
of electrical engineering of North
western University, survive.
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BIRTHS
Louis and Sylvia, Singer, boy.
Richard S. and Frances E. Ballinger

Louis and Sylvia, Singer, boy.
Richard S. and Frances E. Ballinger.
boy.
William ]. and Emma Tulloch, boy.
Charles and Nancy L. Potter, boy
Leo ]. and Mary F. Bowman. girl.
Robert E. and Laura E. Wallace, girl
Theron E. and Eva A. Allen, girl.
Arthur ]. and Catherine Ford. girl
Charles B. and Viola V. Weaver, girl
Howard C. and Grace E. Parker. girl
Albert R. and Mary L. Martin. girl.
Frank and Francis Callora, girl
Francis G. and Mary NJ. Newbwck
boy
Edward and Helen Walton. boy
Thomas ]. and Eva r. Dutton, boy.
Eddie and Kate Gross, girl.
William NJ. and Ora Logan. girl.
Warren and Allie Strothers. girl.
Bartimos and Mary Jones. boy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Vernon c. PURCELL %. and Beatrice
Wilkinson Il. The Rev. II. E Beatty.
Harry E. Adams, 81. and Madeline
L McMullin, 10. The Rev. c. H. Jope.
Raymond Albright. SO. and Anna c.
Moneymaker. 81. The Rev. j. E. Briggs
William w. Ritchie, 23, and Mary
H. Woods. Is. The Rev. z. j. A.
Nestor.
Alton A. r. William. 81. and H.
Ruth Warner, 20, The Rev. S. B.
Daugherty.
Ralph E. Schneider. 90, and Orpha
NJ. Berge, %. The Rev. Carl Ras-
mussen.
Richard Harris, 81. and Amanda B.
Magruder l6. The Rev. G w Taylor
Howard NJ. Gilbert. 3O and Catharin
Jackson. "a. The Rev. H. T. Gaskins.
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THOMAS ]. SHANAHAN

Funeral services for Thomas
j. Shanahan, "A, who died Tues
DAY, were conducted today from
the w. w. Chambers funeral
home, A requiem mass was said
in st. Patrick's Church, with in
terment following in Mount Olivet
Cemetery. His widow, Mrs. Han
nah Shanahan, survives.
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In MenOriam

O'BRIEN-In sad but loving remembrance
of our son ROBERT EMMETT O'BRIEN,
JR.. who departed this life one year ago
today. April II. 1881.
l cannot say. and l will not say
That he is dead-he is Just away
With CHEEKY smile, and a wave of the
hand
He has wandered into an unknown land,
And left us dreaming how very fair
1t needs must be, since he fingers there.
And You-O you who the widest yearn
For the old-time step and the glad return,
In the love of tHere ere as the love of here;
Think of himS still as the same, l say,
He is not dead-he is Just away.
His devoted mother and father, MR.. and
MRS ROBERT E. O'BRIEN.
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Farm, Garden, Poultry

GUARANTEE Your Income This Year.
Get Msssanutten chicks from high flock
tested and certified. 95ss INABILITY. Low.
est prices ever quoted. 1907 live delivery
guaranteed. Write for free hook Massa-
nutten Farms Hatchery. Box DISCO. Har'
risonburg Virginia
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BOY (Colored) wants work. any kind por-
ter pref. refs also drivers permit AT.
1577-W. James Longus; leave message.
COLORED-We furnish competent help
with references on short notice for all
occasions. Walters Cooks and Porters
AssO.. 1891 N. j. Ave N W MET. S771.
MAN-CoIored. wants Job, chauffeur. house
man. jsnitor. refs. Decatur 3546.
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SINCLAIR, NOEL A.-Suddenly OIL Tues
day. April II, 1882, NOEL A. SIN
CLAIR. of 1851 Georgia Ave N. W.
Body resting at the funeral parlors of
Almus R. Speare, 1923 Connecticut Ave.
Notice of funeral later
SULLIVAN. HELEN E.-Passed away
on Thursday morning, April IA, 1889,
HELEN E. SULLIVAN.
Remains resting at the W. w. Chambers
Notice of funeral services ard interment
hereafter.
STUART, DANIEL d. V.-On Wednesday,
-. April 13. 1882, at his residence, The
DANIEL D. V. STUART, u. S. N re-
tired. the beloved husband of Alicia
Smith Stuart.
Funeral from St. Matthew's Church on
Saturday. April IS. 1882. 1nterment
Arlington National Cemetery.
New York City and Albany papers
please copy.l
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WANTED. SALESMAN WITH CAR-To
establish and conduct Rawleigh Routes
in County Of Prince Georges, Cities of Wash
ington, Capitol Heights and Rockville.
Steady workers can start earning S35
weekly and increase rapidly. Hustlers on
similar routes 90 S6:oO9 annual ouSlneSEs.
giving age, occupation. references. Raw
leigh Industries, Dept DC-3-T Chester, Pa.
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Deaths

Balm, FANNIE Bon Thursday. April
IA, 1882, at the residence of ner
daughter Mrs L. J. Stoulil, 1915 Myrtle
Avenue Northeast. FANNIE B. BAIN, the
beloved wife of the late John S. Balm
Services at the residence of her daugh-
ter on Saturday April l6. at 80 y. nj.
Interment private.
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Real Estate
Lots for Sale

OWNER will sacrifice 8 building lots in
Lincoln 9400: evenings C1eve. Gil.
COLORED so lots in d. C., 2Ox10O feet.
For quick sale. S67 so each. Terms 81
mo. Owner. North 9474, after 3 D. m.
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Educational
instruction Courses
Employment
80 Situations Wanted-FemaIe
40 Situations Wanted-Male

cook and gen. worker; refined &
exp: ref. Will stay nights. col. 5466.
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Waterfront Property

$3.50
Takonna Park Bungalow
Within six blocks of car line and on
big lot This cozy home is modern in
every way having nice rooms, hardwood
floors hot water heat. bath: is vacant
$40 per month pays every thing including
taxes and insurance Call R. NJ. Hooker.
metropolitan 1868. Evenings to 8, call
Cleveland 6933
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Avenue Northeast, FANNIE B. Balm, the
beloved wife of the late John 5. Balm.
Services at the residence of her daugh-
ter on Saturday, April l6. at 1;30 y. M.
Interment private.
BOTTS. JOHN A.-Passed away OH
Thursday morning, April IA, 1882, at
his residence, 1924 + ST. N. E. JOHN
A. BOTTS, the beloved husband of Julia
Z. Bolts tnee thompson
Remains resting at the W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held ON Friday
afternoon, April 10 1882, at 80 o'clock
from the w. w. Chambers Co. funeral
home. Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets
vited to attend Interment will follow in
Arlington National Cemetery
JOLLY. GEORGE w-Passed away on
24QQ Thirteenth st, N. W. GEORGE W
SJ0LLY the beloved IO2 husband of the late
three children, two daughters, the Misses
Sue and Jessie jolly, of Washington. d. c.,
and one son, Percy Jolly, of Cleveland.
Interment owensboro, Ky. Services by
w. W. Chambers Co.
KENT, WILLIAM G.-on "wednesday.
April 13 1882, WILLIAM G. KENT, the
beloved husband of Elizabeth Kent. Be-
sides his wife he is survived by one
Co. funeral home, 140O Chaplin St. N. W.
Funeral services will be conducted on
O'Clock. from the " W, Chambers Co
funeral home. Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets Northwest. Interment private in
Fort tS di9coln d59 Cemetery on Saturday April
KELLY, BASIL Jon Thursday, April
Hospital BASIL j. REILLY. Of 1875
Funeral Home. 29O1 Fourteenth St. N. ".
Notice of funeral later.
LEWIS. EVA CLEALON-Passed away on
LON. LEWIS the, beloved wife Of James
W Lewis. Besides her husband she is
survived by six, children, five daughters,
Mrs Bernics Tppett Harriet Harriet l. BGtchsF
Clealon E Keeker and Doris Pigg, of
Virgin. Highlands, Va, and one son,
William A. Lewis, Of Washington. D: c.
her late residence, All jefferson ST. N. W.
on Saturday afternoon, April 16, 1882,
at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends friends
in Glenwood Cemetery. Service by W. W.
UIGLEY. MARY ELIZABETH - On
Wsdnssday ApF! P5 49, oI9 I932 at her
MARY EL1zABETH oTiGLEY Cnee
SMITH, the beloved widow of Francis T.
Quigley.
Friday. April 15. at $50 o'clock. thence
to Sacred HearL Church where requiem
mass will be said at 10 a. M for
the repose of her soul. Interment, Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
BOWIE. GEORGE R.-On Tuesday April
12, 1882, at his residence, 422 Ogle-
thorpe Street Northwest. GEORGE r.
NJ. Bowie. Besides his wife, he is
survived by two daughters. Mrs. Florence
NJ. Watson and Mrs. Annie L. Hoetzel.
Funeral services will be conducted
from his late residence, 422 oglethorpe
Street Northwest. on Friday morning,
April IS, 1882, at $3.50 o'clock, thence
to Church Of the Nativity where requiem
mass will be said ~ . o'clock for the
repose of his soul. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend lnterment will
follow in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
SINCLAIR. NOEL A.-Suddenly OIL Tues
day. April II, 1882, NOEL A. SIN
CLAIR, OF 1851 Georgia Ave n. W.
Body resting at the funeral parlors of
AlmUS r SDaare 1Ro3 CODOectiCut
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1914 18TH ST. N. w.
@-rm apt single or ensuite. private bath
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Rentals
Apartments-Unfurnished
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
teal Estate Mortgage Co 1910 X ST
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

hea EsIale MoItBdBe Oo.. 1O1O n ~.
APERTMENTS FOR RENT
Parkside Hotel. 1886 | St. n. W.
BOULEVARD APTS 2l2l N. Y. AVE. n.
W. rms, kit bath. S66. MAI. $3.50.
BROoKLAND-First floor, detached home.
9 rooms bath, garage. ami. cont. h;w.
s75. pot. 294s.M. 1871 Newton n. E.
F ST. N. E.. 7OO-Four large outside rms.
and bath. large yard heat furnished,
ami: cOnv. location, near car line.
heat and janitor service. Reasonable.
LAWRENCE ST. N. ". l24O-4 rms.
bath, gas elec., heat, phone includ. S45.
N ST. n. W, l5l5-2d floor, rooms,
kitchen, bath & porch, thoroughly mod
ern. S3S. Open for inspection. AID. 9@2S.
NEW JERSEY AVE. S. E. 437; 4 rris,
kite & baths Very convenient. Reas.
b., electric Refrigeration, $40.5O
rms. bath and shower. $50 so: rms,
kit. big ,dinette; hall bath shower and 4
dent Manager. col 0597
IS ST. n. W, 17O7-Five and six-room
apis. thoroughly modern. Open for in
spection. $50 & $40. Call AD. 922S ewes.
THE BARBARA. 9th and Md. Ave. Ne.
Two rooms, kit; and bath, beautiful out
Mr. Mr. Clark Nat NAtionaI nal soo7 S 'a"''OF VI can
THE BOND, 1880 New Hampshire Ave.
N. W. rms, k. and dinette and bath.
S57 so to S62 so: furnished S72 so Free
retrig.. 24-hOur elevator service. Res. mgr.
THE CHANCELLOR. 214 Mass. Ave n. E.
room and bath. $35. Weaver Bros.
Washington Bldg.
THE FRONTENAC. 1850 Conn Ave. n W.
rm.. kitch.. dinette. bath & porch. sos.
APARTMENTS IN ALL SECTIONS
J. c. WELDON CO.. 1727 ST. N. W.
H L. RUST CO.
Apis. in all sedtions of the city.
4TH N. E., 676-4 and 5.r apt. spacious.
bright rooms. walking distance Union
Station, Capitol: reason able. Apply Jantor.
9Th ST S. E. 737-One room. kitchen
cite and bath.
9TH ST. N. E. 726-3 rms. priv. bath.
porch, elec., h.-w h. & gas turn. no chill
dren.
10TH. ST n W.. 32O9-Two rooms kitch
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THE BARBARA. 9th and Md Ave. n. E.
Two rooms, kit. and bath. beautiful out
sao seo court aRs sp sl5 nfeas see snor dT Gs
| Mr. Clark National 30O7
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BACHELOR APARTMENT
On Conn. Ave- communicating 1st-
floor front rooms and bath: furnished to
suit tenant; French doors and large closets;
references required. Call Adams 6326.
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Statesmen Wanted

COLORED man and wife cook. chauffeur.
houseman. SIS mo. 2724 Georgia Ave.
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Special Notices

l WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
incurred by any person other than my"
self. GEORGE r. VIERBUCHEN.
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MEN WANTED

Regardless of how hard times have been
or what you have been doing, ! am in
position to offer you real money. If you
can take orders and have a car and keep
yourself neat HAYS, 734 9Th St. N. W.
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Real Estate

HERALD HARBOR
Actually % miles from District
Beautifully wooded homesites,. two min
utes from the finest beach on the Severn,
available at S25 to 500 each. For fur
ther information. call Mr.. Ryan. Nat. 1921.
AT SACRIFICE. two fine lots with direct
frontage on salt water 80 miles from
Washington. Fine trees. Hard surface
roads. Electricity, $4,000, terms. Tele-
phone National 4955.
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Employment

REFINED, married couple desire position
managing small apt. house or 1st-class
rooming house in exchange for turn. apt:
reference. Box A.26. Times-Herald.
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WANTED-GirI to share apt. with an
other nicely furnished: rooms. kit,
hath radio: reasonable Phone col. 2241.
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The PARkWELL, 35OU 18TH ST. n. W.
rms, kit, big dinette, hall, bath,
shower. 4 closets S115 (unturn, Ss7 75O).
, rms. kit, dinette. bath, shower,
ton: elevator. Re-. Mgr. col. O597.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-02

music lover who falls in love with
Arliss while he still is the great
master. She begs him to marry
her and is determined to go
through with 1t even after he loses
his hearing--but he refuses. Con-
sidering her inexpereince, Miss
Davis does remarkably well, 80
well that Arliss has asked for her
for his next film.
If you like tropical pictures with
plenty of jungle scenes and bar
rooms surrounding a beautiful
girl who falls by the wayside,
panama Flo" will prove interest
ing.
Panama Flo" with Helen
Twelvetrees in the starring role,
Is a well acted and well-directed
picture which has story to tell
and tells 1t. The opening of the
picture really is the ending.
Helen has been an entertainer
in a Panama cabaret and Is strand
ed along with the other girls when
the owner can't pay their salaries.
Her sweetheart, Robert Arm
strong, is sent away on danger
Gus mission, necessitating a post
pOnement OF lnelf IndrTldSe.
Weeks stretch into months and
still he doesn't return.
Helen is desperate and helps
another girl steal Bickford's bank
roll while he is lying drunk in the
cabaret. She is caught and Bick-
ford says she can work it out as
his housekeeper. Naturally Arm
strong returns, finds Helen in
Bickford's jungle home. plots to
take her away and Is. shot by
Bickford while trying to steal
some valuable papers. Bedford
then sends Helen back to New
York and follows her some three
years later, where we find him try
ing to persuade her to marry him.
SURRENDER" OPENS TODAY
AT THE NEW HAMILTON
Warner Baxter Portrays the Lead
ing Role Opposite Leila
Hyams
''Surrender," Fox drama based
on Pierre Benoit's novel, "Axelle,"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-02
LAST TIMES TODAY "HER
AJE STY LOVE" AN u
"STRICTLY DISHONORABLT"
AT NEW GARDEN

Last times today Marilyn Miller
in Her Majesty Love-" Gayest
laugh show on earth. Prepare
yourself for your greatest sensa-
ton. Tunes you can whistle. WISE
cracks you'll remember. Mad. De-
lirious. Enchanting. Six big stars.
Loveliest Of all heroines. Biggest
entertainment ever offered at any
price. The companion attraction
Is Strictly Dishonorable" with
Paul Lucas, Sidney Fox and Lewis
Stone. The smash hit picture that
set the crowds talking and drew
rave reviews at it's 50 showings in
New York and Los Angeles. Com
ing tomorrow Is "Sooky" with
Jackie Cooper and Robert Coogan.
Jackie Cooper, the phenomenal
towheaded boy who teamed SO cf-
fecuvely with wistful and brunette
Robert Coogan in the first Percy
Crosby story to reach the screen,
"Skippy," co-stars again with
venture for the Crosby successor,
"sooky". Paramount, which pro-
duced the first Crosby hit, in its
successor wisely has maintained as
much of the original cast and tech
meal staff as possible. In addition
to Cooper as Skip" and Coogan
as "Sooky," five other members Of
the "Skippy" cast carry on in roles
which they created. They are
Jackie starl as Sidney, Willard
Robertson as DR.. Skinner" Enid
Bennett as MRS Skinner. Helen
Jerome Eddy as MRS Wayne, and
Guy oliver as "Mr Moggs." The
story centers chiefly in the efforts
Of Skippy and Sooky to build their
own cadet corps after they have
decided the Boone Boys in the
fashionable neighborhood. are too
snooty and need a rubbing. Their
ruses, tricks, frolics and good
turns, with and at the expense OF
fathers, mothers, dogs and little
pets and trinkets, constitute a lus-
cious slice of typical boyhood. The
conclusion is emotionally potent.
The companion feature is Reno
with Ruth Roland. It's dramatic
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-02
EDNA MAE OLIVER AND ROS-
COE ATES IN NEW COMIC
HIT "LADIES OF THE JURY"
AT THE STATE THEATER

The world chuckled at Edna
May Oliver in "Cimarron.'
1t probably will roar at her
crazy as a "hold- out' juror in
RKO-Radio Pictures laugh sensa-
ton, Ladies' of the jury open
ing tomorrow at the Warner
State theater.
Named by critics as one of the
funniest condolences in motion
pictures, Miss Oliver gives a new
meaning to comedy in a specially
tailored role.
Ladies of the Jury" is the story
of typical mixed jury of men
and women who can only agree to
disagree.
IRELAND. Uni aDk old
With this plot as the motivating
theme, the film plunges into an
amazing series of comic situations
and reveals much of the inside
workings of the jury system in the
process.
The film tells the story of twelve
different types of jurors who find
themselves locked in a room for
the the purpose of deciding the
fate of pretty show girl accused
of murder.
f1BntS, accusations ana constant
pickering revolve about the person.
atty of Miss oliver who finally
wins the others to verdict of not
guilty by playing on their emotions
and racial differences.
The film does not depend upon
Miss Oliver alone to carry along the
laughs. Director Lowell Sherman
has provided a supporting cast
which includes almost score of
the cinema's most noted comedi-
ans. Among these are Ken MUIR
ray, radio and vaudeville favorite;
Roscoe Ates, suffering comedian
of "Cimarron" Kitty Kelly, Quinn
big Boy" Williams, Kate Price,
Cora Witherspoon and George
Humbert.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-02
JANET GAYNOR AND CHARLES
FARRELL IN "DEL1CIOUS" and
"STRICTIIY DiSHONORABLE"
NOW AT THE STRAND

Delicious presenting Charles
Farrell and Janet Gaynor in tho
type of romance that has won
them world wide acclaim and
Strictly Dishonorable'' starring
Sidney Fox, Paul Zukas and Lewis
Stone are the current offerings at
Warner Brothers Strand theater.
Janet is seen as a Scotch immi-
grant lass, enmeshed in a world
of difficulties after she eludes
the authorities to enter America
illegally. Chief of these is the de-
cision she is forced to make be-
tween two suitors, one of whom Is
Charles Farrell who befriends her
after their first meeting but sue
ceeds in getting himself thorough
ly misunderstood shortly there
after by his attentions to another
girl.
Everything comes out happily in
the end, however, and Janet, in
stead of being sent back home as
an undesirable alien Is allowed to
take boat for q honeymoon voy-
age with the man of her choice.
A splendid cast including Ell
Brendel, Raul Roulien, Manga Ro-
berti. Virginia Cherill, Olive Tell
and many others are seen in sup
port of Americas favorite film
sweethearts. David Butler directed
from an original story by Guy
Bolton. delicious" is dramatized
to a musical score written cs-
pecially for the production by
George Gershwin.
strictly Dishonorable" is the
screen adaptation of the stage
play by the same name that had
q sensational Broadway run. Sid
ney Fox, Paul Lukas and Lewis
Stone turn in admirable perform
ances and make it one of the
most delightful pictures seen this
season.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-02

and directed by William K. How
ard, opens at the New Hamilton
theater to-day. 1t is a drama of
uncompromising truth depicting
the conflict between a woman's
love for a man and loyalty to her
country.
Warner Baxter of "In Old Ari-
zona," "Such Men Are Dangerous"
1.-THE Cisco Kid Doctors Wives"
Daddy Long Legs" and other out
standing screen successes, portrays
the leading role, and the beautiful
Leila Hyams enacts the role of the
girl.
The cast is a large one and in
cludes such well-known stage and
screen personalities as. Alexander
kirkland, c. Aubrey Smith, Ralph
Bllamyp, William Pawley, Howard
Phillips, Bodil Rosing and George
Andre Beranger.
Also showing Marylin Miller in
"Her Majesty Love-" Cartoon,
News. Ambertone Dinnerware
Night, Tuesday.