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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04
Irene Dunn in
 Madame Blanche
Palace Presents Picture That POrtrays Life of
 Woman

Tho development of a woman's life through trials and hardships to n final haven of happiness provides 'the dramatic motif of "The Secret of Madame Blanche" new Metro- Goldwyn- Mayor offering opening Sunday at the Palace theater with Irene Dunno in tho starring role,
 Miss Dunno Is cast ns an American chorus girl who mnrrics n titled Englishman only to find tragedy at the end of her love af- fair. "A series of engrossing dra. matic circumstances befall the girl before she is finally united with the son born of this marriage. Miss Dunne's characterization, which covers a period of moro than thirty years, Is said to surpass even her notable portrayals in "Glmarron" rnd Back Street." which estab- lishod her as tho screens outstand- ing emotional actress.
 The well known stage and screen character actor, Lionel Atwill, plays tho father-in-law who re. fuses to accept Mss Dunne and who fights her with court proced- ure in an effort to seize tho child, Phillips Holmes, last seen as the taxlcab driver in Night Court" :" plays n totally different role as the young Englishman who marries the chorus girl but finds himself too weak to carry the responsibil- tiles of a family. Douglas Walton. the English actor who recently scored In "Cavalcade," plays tho son at maturity and prominent parts arc also filled by c. Henry Gordon, Jean Parker and Mitoh- ell Lewis,
 It is not until the boy grows to manhood that his mother finds him again. and this time 1t Is during Q cafo brawl In which tho son is in- dictod for murder. Without re- vealing her identity, Miss Dunne takes the blame for the murder, but tho drama comes to a conclu-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04
Cantor Back
 At the Strand
Here Four Days in "The
 Kid From Spain"

Eddie Cantor In Tho Kid from spain returns to Waterbury for four days, starting Sunday, where he will be the headline attraction at Warmers Strand theaetr. Tn "Tho Kid from Spain" Eddie marches out, neither brnvely nor willingly, to show his skill and grace ns matador. Escape from the police who are pursuing hlm, protection from tho Mexican thugs about to put him on tho spot, the adoring eyea-- of the elongated blonde sex monaco, and solving his rbommatc's difficult love affairs are all among the reasons that bolt Eddie into the arena in the thrln- Ing, colorful climax to tho story. It Is 6 role in which the weak kneed, docile, helpless, beady-eyed Eddie ie funny In Chaplinesque niagniftcsnce.
 Songs, that you will have trou- hie escaping (they are worth walk ing, ntite to hoRrl, the smiling faces and the graceful beauty of q hundred girls, spirited dances and color and glamour and excitement arc all ingredients of this big pros duction. Samuel Goldwyn has dono n niee smooth j0b, of using his girls and his music to ton off . story in which comedy seems at times too fast for comfort.
 Cantor tops himself as tho bounc- Ing, bubblira minstrel He has Ilevor been better; he has never been as good. Lyda Robertl is Il wonder us U refrain for his aong and as Il sec- ond for hls comedy. An epsy grace marks tho playing of Robert Young and Ruth Hall aS the romantic leads, and John Milan md Carroll Naish are more than properly men, ncing as the Mexican bad men.
 sidney Franklin. as himself, is m exciting novelty to Americans who have followed his career in tho Spanish arenas in which tho builflghting of the world centers. {. Me appears nt the head of the pro- cession and gives demonstration of the grace and skill that go into the noble sport. s
 on Thursday of this weok the strand will bo turned over to tha local Y, NJ. c. 4. for the presenta- ton of their "scandaIs". On Fri- day and Saturday the deluxe fea- ture program will include "The Animal Kingdom" with Leslie How ard and Ann Harding also "The Half Naked Truth" with Lupo Vo- leg and Lee Tracy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04
"Silver Dollar
 At Alhambra

A picture filled with tho thrill and romance Of pioneer life in tho mad gold rush days of Colorados founding Is "Sllver Dollar" which heads tho Alhambra's double fea. ture program Sunday.
 Edward c. Robinson. famous for his powerful screen eharacterlxa. tions, has the intense and eoiorfui rolo of Yates Martin, the Colorado Silver King. who rose from poverty to riches overnight, Beb6 Dhniols and Aline McMahon hend Q notable supporting east, which includes Jobyna Howland, Dewitt Jennings, Robert Warwick, Harry Holman, Russell simpson, John Marston, Charles Middleton and Marjorie uateaon.
 The screen offering Is based on David Karsner's popular book. which tells tho rise and fall of HAW Taber, an influential pioneer who played m important and spec
 tacular part in tho eariy history C
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04
LITTLE THEATER NOTES

-Rchearsal of pirates and girls for first act action,
 -
 A special publicity committee on newspaper stories in regard to the Pirates has been formed. Dewitt Parker will be the chairman with Marion Hunt and Mrs Edwin Pyle as co-writers with Wm, ], Pape and Miss Schoenl as advisors.
 -
 That the May worshop of origin al ono acts will como about is more than . rumor theso days with the budding playwrlghts burning the midnight oil in our behalf. The local Walter Winchell has been doing some keyhole work around certain quarters.
 If too many policemen fall by the wayside in tho Pirates re- hearsal 1t has been suggested that Pan Schoeni lead canine chorus or stage to carry on the "Ra, ra, ra" base tn the second act chorus, At the Friday night rehearsal ri- bald mlrth broke out when Mss Schoenfs dog sat solemnly watch- Ing Kenneth Fuller on the end of the line of pollcemen hitting the monotonic "Ra, ra" for some two minutes while the tenors sailed merrlly along with characteristic Guilbertlan chatter, after the tenth Ira" two staccato "ra's" Issued from his canine throat in perfect key and in proper timing. The res heasal took time out to roar while Pan cavorted with much tall wag- ging having gained the ilmelight after m hours solitary silence
 Sinco q goodly number oe tho young men who have been our most efficient and faithful scene builders are now wettlng their whistles in tho Pirates chorus, Mss Schooni is hedging around to find new candidates to build stage rocks and decaying Gothic ohapels to housc tho merry band in March. Any wcilders of tho saw and ham, mors will bs welcomed with open arms by General Stanieys "bovy of beauties who will serve dough- nuts and coffee at II D. m, Tho workshop can only accommodate six or seven "serious thinkers" at one time when the lumber gets spread around so put in your res- ervation early.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04

South Africa Is becoming air. minded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04
Sign of the Cross
 State Feature
Brilliant Spectacle Offered
 With Noted Stars

spectacle upon spectacle, mag niflcence outdoing itself-Ceoil B. DeMilie's "The Sign of the cross'' begins a four day engagement nt Warmers State today, vivid pic- ture of pagan Rome in ail it's glory. Many believed. and steadfastly contended, that the day of the film spectacle passed with the advent Uf talking pictures. It remained for the master Uf the spectacle if the silent days to prove that sound had only served to increase the scope and effectiveness of this type of entertainment.
 Hath Of Asses Milk.
 Zero 'is unfolded the whole pageant of Rome in the time of Nero--at once the most absolute and the most colorful period in Roma6 history. Here is the dra. matte contrast between the palaces of the patriciRn Romans and the humble, hidden abodes of the early Chfistana---on one hand the wicked Empress Poppnea In her luxurious bath Of asses milk: on the other, the Christian girl, Mer- cia. ministering to the tortured and hunted among the people of her faith.
 And here, as climax to the whole spectacle, K the Circus Maximus with It's Rladiatorial com bnts, It's wrestling matches between black men and bears or crocodiies, It's battles between Amaxons and dwirfs, It's chariot races, and It's featured ovent---the feeding of the Christians to the lions. Here, in short, Is an unforgettable panor. anna of an age of blood and licen- tiousness and>passion and majesty.
 Master of Grand Effects.
 Once more, as in the days of "rae Ten Commandents" and ."Ki7gs of Kings" enormous crowds mill before the camera, and once more. DeMille proves himself the undisputed master of crowd effects. Tho street scenes and tho scenes laid In the Circus Maximus are masterpieces of mob, excitement.
 In It's cast, too, "rhe Sign of tho Cross" merits extravagant praise it Is difficult to imagine n moro perfect Nero than Charles Laugh tons. The manner in which this young Englishmnn portrays the cruelty, the lewd madness of Nero ana vet maintains m absolute semblance of reality, is little short of miraculous. It is q performance that will go down on the screen role Of honor.
 March's Greatest Role.
 As the cruel sensuallst, Poppaea, Ciaudette Colbert is also respon- sible for n performance of unusual brillianee. Elissn Landi rises to new and unexpected heights of emotional acting as tho Christian, Mercla and Fredfc March surpasses anything he has ever done for the screen ns tho favorite Of Nero's court, Marcus Superbus, whose love for tho Christian girl proves stronger than tradition, wealth, position or even life. Et .44
 In the secondary roles are Ian Keith as sinister villain, captain of Nero's guard; Vivipn Tobin, charming in her first screen rold as n gossipy Roman matron; Fredi- nand 0ottschaik bringing his fine talent to the role of philosopher; Tommy Conlon as a Christian boy, and dancer named Joyzelle as the courtesan, Ancnrin.
 Don't miss "The Sign Of tho Cross"! It's the first real spectacle ftaiking films and 1t tops every silent film of it's type!
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 South Africa Is becoming air- minded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04
Garden Brings
 "Silver Dollar
Robinson Starred "had to Get Married"
 CO.Feature

The astounding story Of one of the most spectacular and fascinat- ing figures in the building of tho Great West, famed as the Colorado Silver King, character so bizarre and fantastic as seemly to have steeped out of the pages of the widest imaginary fiction, has been dramatized by Warner Bros. First National picture into never to be forgotten spic, silver Dollar, |, which opens for two days at the New Garden theater Sunday and Monday. The drama, which pulses with tho heart beats of those sturdy pioneers who built the na- ton, has been emblazoned on the screen against the historical back ground of a country growing ens none had ever grown in n similar space of time. It's characters posses that reckless undaunted spirit of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04

the nation.
 The picture presents Robinson as a rough miner with M ldas" touch, who sours from poverty to weath and powor.
 The other feature Is "iiandle With Care" starring James Dunn, Boots Mallory aHa Ei Bfonde!l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04

sion with all tho various complica- tons untangled. "The Secret of M@damo Blanche" was directed by Charles Brabin, who has previous ly scored with such talkie successes as "The Washington Masquerade" and "The Mask of Flu Manchu."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28

Sc sroBer oie 5teuer, lie fleiner
Die ausitener.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28

~ 9eutlider 8int. Ser
lGitige 8eiud mill unO mill nidt
ee6en. ginmal iogt er: vGs lit
pirflid redt gemiitlia bel Sbnen!"
8emerft Die 5rau oes Saules:
.Da babea sic reht beion-
bers menn mein Mann uno ih aaein
iino."
9as erfIdrt's. 3met
Burden aus Dem Norf trafen lid
Ser cine bate elm blaues auge.
.@ie bait ou oenn oas betom-
menu" ,fragte Der nn0ere.
.Ou tennit ooG, oas biibihe Mdo-
den, Sos in Dem lcbten Saule an
Der IorfitraBe mobnt uno oeren
Br6utigam, Der Matroie, in China
ift?"
.@arum? Sa."
Stun, er lit niht meDr in China"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
GrfOls Der Oeuti6sOfer'
rei6ii6en NnOens
GrpeOitiDn.

0ie 6eutih Giterre:hiide anOen.
expedition. sic in, uoriaen TriibliuN
9remen perloiien bat. I'M Oie GOr-
0iaiera Blanca 81 erioriden ulO
einige Ser b0hiten @ipfel %erus SIT
beIteigen, blift aui cine &eibe ids
ner @rfolge beretts 5uriid, BON De-
men ser geridteritatter Ser Sim
aus 2imo orf @runO zines @clprd'
Dies nit Dem Better Ser @rpeOition,
Or. Borders, einiges mitteiIt.
Gas l|lnternebmen lit BON Dem
6iterrei6iiden unO oeutihen alpen-
berein ausgeriiitet moroen, unO lore
@itglieOer, BON oenen oiele bereits
on SimaIaio.@ rpeOitionen teiIge-
nommen boben, ermieien iid ais
por5iiglid eeriiitet 5ur 8e5luinguug
ser idpierigen AnOen. @ipfel. 80
boben lie Ben Suoscorar, Der $3.50
Meter bod lit, oen Gbopicolqui III
Sobe pom 67t0 Dieter, ben @uan0op
NIT fat $500 Meter, BEN SuoIcan
nit Ieinen 6455 Wteter unO Den Ir.
tiIon &aiu nit 6201 Mfeter be5luu1.
gen. 0ieie 8erge merOen in Sii0-
Imerifa MIR bon Dem Iconcagua an
S0be i~ibertroffen. Sic liegen ole III
ser Goroiniera 8lonca, in Dem pc
rroniifen @ebiet bon Incai6 unO
pur0en in Ser 3eit 8miiden Suli
unO September erflommen.
Gs selang Der Expedition, mi6ti-
ge &uinen aus ser Snfa-3eit uno
8emdiierungsfonGle aus ser @poAe
Dor ser lponii6en @roberung in
Dem bis oobin unerforidteu Sale
bon 9uitarosca 81 entOeden. Gin
Sell ser 6orider fubr @noe Sfto6er
nit Dem S9iff BON Gina mad
Chile, Inn einen &ngriff auf ben
bo9Iten, friiber nod ni6t beitiege-
men @ipfel Siioamerifas, Oen 1899
Meter boben &concagua, 5u unter-
nebmen. 8eri6te, sic aus 8uente
oel Snco eintrofen, beri6ten bon III
rem @rfolgen. Sic fonoen IN Der
S0be BON 5000 Meter Snitrumellte,
Die BON Ser Ga Wotte-@ expedition
5uriidgeloiien .porOen moren, unO N
Sobe bon 500 Meter ebenfal5
Neutrality-suspicious. ser britt
i6en 8ergbeiteigung inter &apit0n
Moroen, Der i'm Sabre 1881 bel ei'
mem geriud, Den Berg 5u 6e5min-
gen, perlfmunoen lit. Inter Oieien
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fanoen lib
@a6sungsmittel, Die 10 wobl erbol-
ten naren, oaB tie BON Der oeutlh.
oIterrei9ii6en Expedition beniiBt
mer0en fonnten.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
N(bi6ieO Der M6m6e pom ct.
Sern6arO.

0as 6eriibmte Soipi5 auf Dem ct.
Bernhard, oelien opfermiaige Mon,
DIE in friiberen 3eiten 10 oft Der-
irrten @anoerern Oas 2eben geret'
tet 6aben uno oie beute, oa ibr Sie'
bestperf an Ser alien STEELE nlft
me6r nottut, I'M Sohlano bon 81
BET cine 6bnli6e iegensreife Static
oes 8irfens begriincen, Dar loebsn
.3euge oes feierliden ahldieos lei'
ner aus5ie6enoen Snbne. 3mei JUL
ge Wonfe, 0teap unO @ugnos, De-
gleitet bon einigen 2alenbriiOern
nn0 elmer Mn3obl ser 6eribmten
8ernbaroiner . Sunoe, baben oos
MutterfloIter perlalien, UNI ben
8au oes nelen Shelters bon st.
8ernbaro auf Dem 8aB bon Si-2a
i'm Simalaia 81 iibernebmen nno
gu leiten. Ser Ban miro gIei6 nab
ibrer @nfunft in angriff genommen
meroen uno miro bel ser S6mierl9-
felt, sic notrpenoigen Muterialien
in Ser unmegiamen @egeno in cine
So6e BON ia, 1000 Meter gu I6aT-
fen, beoeutenoe Soften bereiten.
gs par Elm ieierlider Iugenblif.
ols Der o0iGbrige Abt Die aus5iebeil-
oe Bioniere 81 ibrem lffperen 8erf
entlieB uno ibnen elm Bib oes Sup-
ties, oos er ibnen nit ieinem Sc.
gen uno elmer perionlihen 8otid)aft
,iiberianot bate, iibergab. @arcoai
bat iid erboten, cine b%eionoere &nr3-
melenonloge Jill Die Won6e 6l
i6offen, 10 oar Tie audi i'm fernen
Sibet in tdglider 8erbinOung
nit Dem Mutterflolter iteDen unO
an Ieinem @ottes0ienit teilnebmen
fonnen. ai,d bufft man, ben &u1o-
funt oem bon ben Ntonden in ibrer
neuen Seimat geiibten &ettungS.
merf oienItbar 81 MAIDEN. Oas alte
&oipi5 alf Dem ct. 8ernbarN lou
cine Mnitolt %erbolten, in Dem Sll-
eeborene 81 Mon6en ausgebilSet
merGen.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
9as uerfannte 8epdd.

DIS ser ourd ieine I6i6eu gegen
oas @aiier ebenio mie ourd leine
@ele6riomfpit befannte @ieBener
Nteoi3iner grnit Ie6el ii6 emit 5u-
lammen nit ieinem &oaegen Sogt
3u elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
in Seioelberg oufmodte, febrten lie
unterpegs BEL &ogts Shmiegerpa-
Ter elm. Sogts beioe Sobne fuaren
ebenfoas gera0e BON roeitber ange-
fommen.
9ie Sausmitter padte oas @e-
pGd ibrer @nfel aus. 8loBli6 rief
lie: n2orI, i'd bdtte nidt geOadt,
oaB on iold elm Sdweinepela mGrit.
@ie fam man nur Elm @emo 10
LANCE tragen? IS lit ia aan5
idmar5i~
ogrlau6en Sic, 6rnu Sofrdtinl"
fiel ga 3ebel elm. SD CLAUDE, Sic
bnber oa geraoe meinen &an3en
ausgepadt."
IS Itimmte, unO Nebel mebrte Die
uerleqen porgebradten gntihuloi-
gllngen ab, inoem er iein @las err
bob uno rief: nauf SIR @obl, 6ran
Sofr1tinI SD fiible mid bier wle
81 Sauie. Sd glaubte, meme 6rau
su boren."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
Ser es@rofeiiOr.

Die gbe-s 6eioungs- 3iffern baben
in indianapolis einen oerartig boben
Stano errei6t, oaB man iebt ols
Iebtes Silfsmittel oogegen cine Uni
nerIitGts- 8rofeiiur einri6ten nil.
@Gbreno in sen 8ereinigteh Staaten
Sic 3abl Ser @beideioungen 5lpar
beflagenstpert bod, i'm 9urdihnitt
1866 @rooent Der @bei6lieBungen
lit, iteigt iie in indianapolis ouf
1885 bon 100 Chen. I'm Dem uebel
gu Itelterr, fiinoigt bic 8utler-llni-
perlitGt an, mir baben sic ueber-
8eugung %getuonnen, bob cine beion-
oere gr3iebung gum @begliid er,
foroerlid it," Ser neu ernannte
gbe-8rofeiior, Dem oieie aufgube
iibertrag.n nuroe. lit CHARLES g.
Mesger. Seine @ignung fir ieine
bobe Mufgnbe muroe i~orgfdltig ge-
prift. @r lit iebt 80 Sabr. alt uno
ieIbit i6on 5weimal perbeiratet ge-
neien, ioooB man ibm i6on oa-
our6 einige @%rfabruns nidt OBJ
Iprehen fam, ober Dor alien bat
er als Inpalt cine JiiGe bon gbe.
ftreitigfeiten gu beoba9ten @elegen'
belt gpbabt. Seine Gorleiungen
speroen Sen pbpliiden, pipdolo.
giiden, 0fonomifhen, i~o3ialel uno
religioien @eiidtspunft fir oas
@beleben bpbanoeln. 0abei miro er
oie 2oiung BEG Gamilienproblems
fir ole bereits g%erbeirateten ins
9uee faiien ano Oie unOerbeirateten
Stuoenten fir gliidlides @beleben
uoraubereiten lu6en.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
Wereinss &alemOcr

Concord Clint. 8raiiOent:
Gidaro 8rauner. GefretGr: Sobn
@eber, 62O @i9ollon StraBe, g. 8.
@oritonosiisung am 8. Greitag i'm
Mt. i'm Samilton Sotel.
0amenieftipn bes GOneOrOflnbs.
9rGfioentin: Srau q. 9nebler
GefretGrin: Sran @nna goefler
1119 &obinion Str, 9. 50. 8eri. am
1. Gienstog i. Mt., Samilton Sotel.
&nppert Seim Granen 9ilfsber-
elm. Yr6iibentin: 6rou 8abette
&rumfp; Sefretdrin: Srau @liiabetb
Madler, Scr. 1922 81 StraBe,
81. SO. g%eriammlung am g. 9iens.
toe i. Oct, 2 ltbr nodm. i'm Seine.
r9eutider Sbeater &lnb". 9ri-
ii6ent: @uitap Seller; Sefretar:
Is. M. 81. @idel, IA Mople Mpemie,
Spattspiae, Mo.; &aiiierer: &arl
lG6mar5e; 9ofal: 1926 Waiiahuietts
Mpe., g. 90. 8~eriammlung ie0en
1. 9ienstog i'm Monat.
0emtIdamerifaniider Sport Glmb.
Hi6aro 0ietle, Brdiioent; 6ris
@agner, Sefret1r, 1729-2tte Str,
I0. 90. SpielausiduB: 5ris Slider,
Semi Seize. @eri. am 2. uno 4.
0onnerstag i'm Wonat.
SeEea6armitGbter llnteritiitnnss.
@ereim. @r6i.: Sobn 6. Suppmann
Getretdr: Gbas. S. @ramlid, 46l6
9te Ctr, 81. 50. @eri. am 8. Mitttpnd
i'm Mt.
4riOn 0amenperein. 8rGiiOentin,
6rou 9. 4rumfe, 1859 Spring
gfoob, 81. s.; SefretGrin, 6rau q.
@oBmonn, 1904 M~orningiioe Dripe,
81. SO. 8eri. am 8. Mittmo9 i'm Wt.,
nadmittags l ubr.
a 9eutIde T%reimanrer 2pge
% Arminins, @r. 25, T.A.A.M.
~ Sefret1r: Sreof. gertram,
1910 6 GtraBe, 81. 6. geri. an !.
un6 8. Diengtog i'm Nt. i'm Neuen
Maionic Eempel.
VruIpeet 9iG TriebbOf. @rdiioent;
| Treo 0ogeliong; Sefretdr: $. y.
@infler; Gaasmeiiter: Geo. s. u.
Stus. @eri. am 2. Donnerstag i'm
Nonat I'M Grieohofe.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
Mmerifas 9amen her
6eieai6aft Obne
v&riegsbrmalnng".

9as Sntereiie, oas ii6 in Ameri-
ia, oieiem 9onOe o6ne Sofgeiel-
i6aft, ben 9omen ser oberen 3abn-
touleno 5u1penOet, fommt olld in ser
INNER nieoer geduBerten 6rage
gum MusOrud, Of 0ieie Sbminte,
8uOer unO on0ere Seri60nerungS-
mittel gebrauden 9oB iie o6er BON
al 0ieien &unltmitteln ni6ts mil
fen pollen, 6ebauptet Gboap &nif?r.
boder in einem engliiden 8latte.
8GbrenO mir INNER mieOer OaDon
boren, ooB es i'm porigen @inter
unerlGBli9 NOR, iid feline Saorc
platinblonO, in 0ieien Se~nnufarben
5l fGrben, mitB oengegenii6er 6etort
meroen, ooB Die 9omen Der erIteu
@eIeaidoftsfreiie &merifaS Ourd-
aus nidt oaran Oenfen, lid cine
Snarforbe bei5ulegen, Die ibnen BON
Ser Notur nidt berlieben poroen lit.
Mu6 tpenn oas beginnen0e Nlter
feline meiBen Spuren in i6re Soar
file 5eidnet, greifen iie gu feineu
fiinItli6en Mitteln, iie 81 nerOeden.
@irgeno tuo6l fam man 10 uiele al
tere 0amer, sic ungei6eut iid 81
Sen ymittelalterli6en" 3Gblen Ialied,
er6liden, als in oen Seem gorfer
beIten @eieuidaftsfreiien. 8as Den
@ebroud bon S9minfe, argen.
brauenItiften u1O 2ippenitiften an-
belongt, 10 fam man Oie 9amsn
Ser @eIeai9aft MIR fir oie lestere
Siinoe neranttportli6 MAIDEN unN
3rpar au9 nur Sic %iiingeren inter
ibnen.
Iugenblidli6 ober lit elm befti9er
SeIo8ug gegen Ben Sippenitift emit
brannt. ST nobm leinen AusgangS-
punft BON einem iebr pornebmen
San3inItitut, in Dem 0ie iugen 0tdo-
den, benor lie in sic @eIeaidaft
eingefiibrt muroen, l1nterri6t emp
fingen. Sier eri6ien zines Cages
cine ser S9iilerinnen nit 10 fnaa-
rot gefarbten 9ippen, oaB lie Dem
@amp in einem Slim ale @bre ge-
mn9t b6tte. Die 2eiterin oes Sn-
Itituts n6er rief 0as iunge MGoden
loglei6 6eiieite unO ltelte tie Dor Sic
@abl, entpeoer Sen 2%iebesbogen pom
Sen S:ppen gu entfernen ODER Die
Son5flaile 8u berlaiien. Na6b2r
idrie6 tie aud an bic Miitter ali III
rer S6iilerinnen unO Bat lie, ibre
S06ter pom @ebrau6 iolder
S6on9eitsmittel a65ubolten. 8iele
@runoiGse fonOen bal0 aud in aa-
bern San5-SnItitltter @u6abmung
uno lesten ii6 audi, ais 0ie iungen
9amen in oie @eieai6oft eintraten,
bier our1.
GelbIt an Sen groBen Seita6enoen
Ser 9per 1T es i6mer, rnter Den
Glteren 9amen ser @eleIi1aft cine
in u&riegsbemalung" 81 finoen.
S9on lange baben oieie &reiie sr-
fonnt, oaB better ale fosmetil6en
Mittel frii6e Suit un0 cine geIunOe
2ebensmeiie einen i6onen Seint per-
i6afft.