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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29

other fellow but keeps your own wrath from ever getting a start. s.-No. Fear is . strong element in making people behave them selves but it never forms q sound foundation for real character. Character that Is the outcome of inner growth is not founded upon fear of consequences. but upon inc telligent love of righteousness. pas sion for the good life, fidelity to ideals. The really moral man so a man who acts from far hI<her motives than mere fear Of getting caught or having to suffer the nhy- sical or mental resut1s of wronE doing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29
To-day's Recipe
CREAMED ROAST PORK LOAF loaf white bread
 1-2 cups chopped roast pork baked apples

Remove all crusts from loaf. Slice in three layers the length of the loaf. Spread bottom and top layers with butter on one side each. Spread center layer on both sides. Between bottom and center slices put layer of chopped roast pork. Between center and top layers put the pulp of baked apples. Cover with 6 hot cream sauce to which has been added one cup well heat ed cooked peas. Garnish with pickles and radishes.
 A good combination for left overs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29

mother-"And I won't take more of your time, right now. But I'll be back to hear about complexion care, soon.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29

If you have an individual beauty problem on which you need per- sonal advice, write Womans Insti- tute Syndicate, 522 Fifth avenue, New York,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29

Send your usoncy and order Co Pattern Department. Waterbury Democrat. Waterbury, Conn. Be | sure to state sine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29
Up To The Minute
SILK ANKLETs FOR

SIIk ANkIEIS FOh
 SPECTATOR SPORTS Silk anklets are smart for spec tator sports this summer. Wool anklets have long been part or the sportswoman's apparel and these new silk ones are designed to be worn byt he woman who only watches at sports events. They are purely decorative: come in all the bright summer colors and have a certain suave charm which Will make you want to pull on pair over your stockings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29
ONIONS USED TO PAY FINE.

Grants Pass, ore. (UP)-"The fine Is strong. but l guess you can stand it.' said the judge. penaiiz- ing V. c. Bishops for falling to stop his truck for e through street. lie agreed to accept goo pounds ot onions, in lieu of 90 Bishops did not have
Evening star., 1933-07-12

we'll. those trousers did the publicity
work, anyway .. Raquel Torres, erst-
while idol of Young Leeds and present
idyll of Charles Furthman, is going
about night clubs these evenings in
yachtsman'S attire and very cute. too
Buddy De sylvia, making his debut
as a Hollywood producer, finds 1t
plenty difficult, what with money to
think about as well as stage and screen
effects . . Twenty years ago Adolph
Zukor tried to sign Gaby Deslys for
movies, but she wanted a separate SAL
ary for every country in which her
films would appear: Five thousand for
France, two thousand for Portugal, ten
thousand for British Isles and one
hundred grand for U. S. A. Zukor
said if she knew any more geography
he'd have been fiat broke. They never
got together under the conditions.
Many studio commissaries ban beer
on account of how they don't want
their people to get fat . Two young
mothers who will soon be back before
the cameras: Edna Best and Louise
Fazenda . Toby Wing says she's in
bed every evening by 9:30 up every
morning by $50 and never goes to
parties except of Saturday nights .
Elizabeth Young is trying to gain 10
pounds and is one of the few girls in
pictures slim enough to warrant such
procedure :. e. Mira Rayo, the beauti-
full Argentinian who is Claudette Col
berts stand in" was a star in her
own country a few years ago. Which
explains her sad. sad eyes Miriam
Hopkins has all-blue costumes to match
those all-blue cars of hers . Some
body dumped 100 goldfish in Roscoe
Karns swimming pool, which is Holly
woods idea of joke. -.
A Hollywood reception: The one
Frank Borzage staged for his wife, re-
turning from Honolulu, flying over the
liner in a blimp equipped with a loud
speaker. greeting her fondly through
the loud-speaker and dropping flowers
on the deck Of the boat. Such con-
servatlsm appals the rest of the uni
verse . Mae West frightened the
boulevard a few afternoons ago In .
black lace dress and white jacket
Bing Crosby never took a singing les
son Sharon Lynne keeps to a
standardized weight Of lis pounds by
dancing . Claudette Colbert bought
a huge jigsaW puzzle. spent two days
working it and found it was a French
travel poster.
(Copyright, a33. bv North American News
paper Alliance, Inc
Evening star., 1933-07-12
New Warner Films

J. J. Payette, general manager OF
Warner Bros theaterS in the Washing
ton zone. has Just returned from New
York City with the information that
Warner Bros and First National Will
release six productions during the next
four weeks. Mr.. Payette, who saw some
of the pictures at a special screening
in the New York home office, announces
that these attractions will be shown
either at the Earle or Metropolitan
within the next six weeks.
The notable point regarding this an
nouncement is that these productions
are all completed, and although they
represent some of the more ambitious
creations of the Warner Bros. and Vita
phone studios, the pictures will not be
held for Autumn release, but Will be
SHOWN within the next two months.
Captured" concerns itself with a
group of allied officers making an effort
to escape from a German prison camp
The cast includes Leslie Howard. whose
performance in Captured" resulted IN
his being signed by Warner Bros. for
a long-term contract; Douglas Fair
banks, jr., Paul Lukas. Margaret Lind
say and a large supporting cast.
MARY Stevens. M. D." is the first
story ever screened regarding a woman
doctor. Kay Francis plays the title
role.
"Voltaire' is the newest George Ar
liss production for Warner Bros. The
supporting cast includes Doris Kenyon.
Margaret Lindsay. Reginald Owen. Doris
Lloyd. Ivan Simpson and Alan Mowbray.
Goodbye Again" is comedy drama
from the Broadway play ran nearly one
year. Warren William, Joan Blondell,
Genevieve Tobin and Helen Chandler
appear in this romantic story of phi
laundering lecturer who travels about the
country in Bohemian fashion with his
secretary.
Narrow Corner" is an Alfred E.
Green production. adapted from a story
by Somerset Vaughan. The cast in
Evening star., 1933-07-12
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-"Hold Your Man." 11:15
am, 1:2O, 325, $50, 7:35 and 9:40 pm
Loew's Fox-"Hold Me Tight" at II
am. 1:40, 4:2O. 7:15 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows at 1890, $40, 6:05 and
8:45 pm.
Columbia-"It's Great to Be Alive" 4"
at 11:1O am, 1855, 2:40, 4:30, 6:15,
sos and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - Forgotten Men," at
11:O5 am 1880, 2:35, 4:2o. 6:o5. 7:50
and 9:55 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Bed of Roses" at
11:15 am, 125, 3:35, '5:45, 7:55 and
1910 pm.
Earle-"Jennie Gerhardt," at 11:15
am, 1:55, 4:35, tbs and 9:55 pm,
Stage shows at 1855, 3:35, Sis and
9 pm.
Central-"Story of Temple Drake" :"
from IL am. to IL pm.
TivolA"I Cover the Waterfront" at
2:35, 420, 6:05. 7:55 and 9:45.
international House" :"
at 6:15, 8:05 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1933-07-12
Band Concerts

BY the United States Marine Band
this evening at the United States Capt.
tol, at 730 o'clock Taylor Branson
leader; Arthur S. Whitcomb, second
leader:
Grand march. CRUSADER" from
Maid Marian. "...........D De Koven
Excerpts from Wang" Morse
Cornet solo, "Oh. Promise Me" from
Robin Hood De koVen
John P White, soloist.
Scenes from Wizard of the Nile"
Herbert
Xylophone solo. Umbrella Dance"
from The Mandarin. De Koven
Wilbur Kieffer, soloist.
Selections from Prince of Pilen"
Luders
saxophone solo, Lover Come Back
to Me" from New Moon" .Romberg
Kenneth Douse. soloist.
Excerpts from mo, No, Nanette,'
Youmans
Trombone solo. "All Alone" from
Desert Song. Romberg
Harold Bayes. Sololst.
Selection, Music in the Air Kern
Marines hymn, The Halls Of Monte
yuma"
BY the United States Navy Band this
evening. at the bandstand at the Navy
Yard, at 7:30 o'clock. Charles Benter,
leader; Alex Morris, assistant leader:
Evening star., 1933-07-12
HEART ATTACK
is FATAL FOR
EDWARD DILLON
'Ace' Director " as
in First PickfOrd
Picture.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. July ED
ward Dillon, so. first leading man for
Mary Pickford in the days of the
screens two reelers, died of heart dis
ease at his apartment yesterday.
For nine years Dillon was one of
the ACE" directors of David Wark
Griffith. His directorial efforts fol-
which he played with Miss Pickford
in the East and later came to Holly
wood with her company. He was
known as the discoverer of Fay Tincher,
the comedienne.
Surviving are his brother. John, also
an actor; a sister. Marcella. of New
York. and his former wife. Mrs. Franc
Dillon of Hollywood, writer.
Evening star., 1933-07-12

When Rupert Hughes writes a story
about us all so years from now here are
some of the things he sees: Cities de-
void of wintry blasts or Summer heat,
men and women living until 100 and
being boys and girls for the first so or
70 years, selective breeding in humans
as well as animals, the mayor proclaim
ing rain for certain days and weather
men complying, flying from London to
New York in three hours in stratosphere
planes, libraries Of talking books in
every home and television in every
room and all underground transporta-
ton. Well, If it's Hollywood. so years
from now, one thing will be the same:
There may be television in every room
and talking books in every library, but
there1l still be an eye at every key
hole.
Carmel Myers is thrilled over those
pictures she has taken of Louis B.
Mayer Marion Davies. Constance Ben
nett and Winnie Sheehan. Loretta
Young sculpts in soap, in case you
don't know. The tannest girl in Hol-
lywood to date is Liz Allen, erstWhlle
OF Merrie Old England. And now we
have the lady who brought her own
harp to Hollywood. Walter Abel's wife
people just keep on harping Jack La
Rue has one of those luscious big blonds
on his arm about town these evenings
:. Gary Cooper and Judith Allen are
going places and seeing thlngs-which
leaves the Countess di Frasso to Andy
Lavlor some of the time and to various
other gay young beaux at other times
George O'Brien never diets and has
five cups of coffee every morning q.
If one gave honorable mention to the
worst picture Of the year. Hello Sister
has good chance of winning. 1t cost
plenty; was completely remade;
launched a new star who is everything
but star material and was Just one
colossal bore George Lolller, the
stand in" for Richard Dix, got pic
ture contract-which is out of all his
tory for such things Dorothea
Week is recuperating from bronchitis
and studying the script for her flrst
American picture The 1923
lemon is March Of Time" made. re-
made, bought. paid for. oh. SO much.
| and now in the can. out Of the can for
recutting and, one hears, lemon just
the same. -.
Lelong made IS gowns for La Dietrich.
who seems we'll on her way back to
dresses again for public appearances:
Evening star., 1933-07-12

questions? a. What kind Of underciohns
fight boards canvas? - When dd the
OF Sisters
in hospital They asked of Elizabeth Mcay head OF
Inhde insults injuries
fat a. St Patrks 1882 60 The In
the Los
directed Marie Bekef
the
I'M estingly
mental Draculas That's his term for
which he feels he's obligated to with polite laugh
S of truth'-Goehe
not aws.'F1etcher of Saloun.
rt6 il loses faith in God and Woman,-Ajexander smith
Evening star., 1933-07-12

lltS Ol tLlc SldSc. AL III Oil, Ml. ooCA
should do pretty we'll in the cinema.
can be free and easy enough in this
medium is a question. Jack Dempsey
was never a WOW in the films. Even
slim. sleek Georges Carpenter, the
pride of Paris. rather petered out be-
hind the Kleig lights. Yet this is the
season for punches-remember Jean
Harlows left in Hold Your Man?"
A mn HARDING has been signed to
another two-year contract by
R-K-O. You can understand this
after seeing When Ladies Meet" You
will understand it according to ad-
vance report all the more after you
see Double Harness Miss Harding,
after a rather blue season, has come
up in the world again. People are
beginning to talk about her all over
again. Only yesterday we ran into
young lady who went to school with
her. miss Baldwin's school, outside
OF Philadelphia Said she. Il re-
member Dorothy-Dorothy Galley is
her real name-When she made her
stage debut at school, 1t was Mac
beth Macduff suddenly got the
measles-or something So they put
Dorothy in her place. In "a hours she
rehearsed-and then lost her voice
And the only way she got it back was
by swallowing whole tube of vaseline
But she was very good-vaseline and
ALL"
-FOUR 2-reel comedies were COM
pleted by Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckle
prior to his death. One of these. How
Have You Beam" will be presented at
Warmers Metropolitan Theater, start
ing Friday
Gloria Stuart shouldn't sing In "It's
Great to Be Alive" We have made up
our mind. too, that she shouldn't say
much. She Is so nice as is-and as she
was IN the past Jimmie Dunno film
that ANYTHING beyond that is unneces-
sary. Nevertheless she will be the
modern heroine with Eddie Cantor in
his new Aim. Roman Scandals"
George Jessel is planning to get him
self IN the films again He wants to do
picture with Norma Talmadge.
WE are greatly indebted to w. A.
Whitney and a few out-of-town
cronles who have been good enough to
wire a pleasant sort of heaven helm
you" for tonight We need help. While
we are serene Of face, on the inside we
are all chills and fever. Not so the
other actors. who know their business
and know it well-even If the business
isn't worth knowing. Well-it won't be
long now, Mice. or mouses the Pierce
Hall Players have been swell about it
Evening star., 1933-07-12
ORCHESTRA CONCERT.

A concert by the orchestra of the Ma
tional Capital Cadet Band. under the
direction of Charles F.. Williams, was
given last evening in Hyattsville in the
parish hall of the Pinckney Memorial
Episcopal Church. A saXophone solo
by Prof. Williams was included on the
program as we'll as a trumpet duet by
Messrs Moudy and Lanke. Prof. Will
liams also made a brief address stress
ing the history of this independent Or
ganization which now has an enroll
ment of 70 children.
Evening star., 1933-07-12

after she makes her debut on a motion
picture stage in New York. Her sea-
son, since Washington saw her do
Encore" lnow called AN Amazing Ca
reer') has not been by any means pros
porous. 1t is little wonder that she
should suddenly turn to a medium
which will reward her plentifully.
Every one will want to see her in The
Twelve Pound Look"-the old to see
how she does it at Sd, and the young
to see how she Goes it any way. The
Earle should have gala week with the
theater's First Lady and the cinemas
way.
WE were wrong. So-maybe-were
w you. Read this: "Greta Garbos
feet were said to be the most beautiful
In Hollywood if not in the world. by DR..
w Lee Austin of Dallas. at the Texas
Chiropody Society convention Were
those "itsy-bitsy" ballet feet in Grand
Hotel" the feet DR.. Austin means? If
so, feet-like oranges-must be large in
California.
THE University of Illinois Glee Club
L is doing a nice job at Loews Fox.
Graduates and patrons Of the university
will be pleased at what these mess
jacketed young men accomplish in their
three-day appearance at this theater.
Headed by Director Anton F. Dvorak
(related to the late music maestro,
who bounces back and forth glibly be-
tween light jazz and the classics, the
young men open their mouths and sing
with joy-and mingle many neat chords
into the weave of their patter. You
will like best one of the Russian songs.
the splendid medley of first lines OF
old and new songs (the Moon Comes
Over the Mountain" nicely in it,, and
the last parade number in which they
swing their arms and do an ending with
q real crescendo. You will like. too,
the way the lighting works and the
way there is nothing either too grand
or too pretentious about the offering.
It is a we'll balanced act. The Glee
Club knows how to entertain. Less
successful is the orchestra. But that
only comes in gently every now and
then. Mr. Dvorak has trained his
singers we'll Not a note Is forced
and you can understand most Of the
words Illinois is really ! up on Notre
Dame In this matter.
NOW Max Baer is to be slapped into
~ a film Mr. Baer is. of course.
tall, strong and handsome. Another
thing in his favor is that he is en-
gagged to June Knight. who proved this
season in Broadway's Take a Chance"
that she is one of the real blond beau
Evening star., 1933-07-12
WRITER is WE'D
TO EX-STAR OF
FOLLIES AGAIN
Short Rift Is Ended
by Hellinger and
Gladys Glad.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July l2.-Mark Hell
linger and Gladys Glad, who were di-
vorced in Mexico last year, paid sur
prise visit to city hall yesterday and
had Clerk Michael J. Cruise make
them man and wife again.
Hellinger. newspaper columnist
gave his age as 80 and the blond Miss
Glad. a former foilies girl whom Flor
enz Ziegfeld once described as the
most beautiful in the world" said she
was "a.
Evening star., 1933-07-12
BRUNETTES PREFERRED.

Gentlemen prefer brunettes, it was
proved in selecting girl models for
Double Harness" the Ann Harding
William Powell co-starring film which
will have its world premiere at R-K-O
Keith's Friday Out OF $50 applicants
which included Hollywood's select beau
ties eight prunettes and four blondes
were chosen to model a complete bridal
outfit and the new style creation in a
fashion shop sequence.
Evening star., 1933-07-12

March. Jack Tar. Sousa
Spanish jota, Winning the Maid"
Frances
"Bolero". Raval
xylophone solo. "2nd Valse". GODDARD
Louis Goucher. soloist
Valse. Beautiful Blue Danube" Strauss
Ballet suite from "Coppelia". .Delibes
Waltz of the DOLL
March of the Warriors"
"Czardas"
Grand scenes from the opera, Aida"
Verdi
Overture. "Mignon" Thomas
Peruvian suite,
Hymn to the Sum-. "....... .Robles
Inca Step-No. 81. .Valderrama
"Fondero". .Robles
March. "Comairons" Benter
Dedicated to Rear Admiral H. v.
Butler. U. S. N.
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1933-07-12
CERMAK'S STORY.

The Man Who Dared" the new Fox
production based on the life of the late
Mayor Anton Cermak. comes to the
LoeW's Fox Theater OF Friday The
leading roles in this story, written by
Dudley Nichols and Lamar Trotti, are
portrayed by Preston Foster and Zita
Johann. The large supporting cast Of
selected players include Joan Marsh,
Irene Biller, Clifford Jones, June
Vlasek and Leon Waycoff The direc-
tion is by Hamilton MacFadden.
Evening star., 1933-07-12

cludes Douglas Fairbanks. jr., Patricia
Ellis Ralph Bellamy and Dudley Digges.
She Had to Say Yes from the First
National studios. is a comedy drama
with cast including Loretta Young,
Lyle Talbot, Regis Toomey and Winnie
Lightner.
Evening star., 1933-07-12

der it was some kind of black frock
through which there were glimpses of
white. She reached under the laces and
brought out letter. Then she leaned
over and held the letter toward me.
Sundean reads, tomorrow, the strange
letter from Sues brother.
Evening star., 1933-07-12
Hollywood Is Recovering
From Matrimonial Gale
Marlene Dietrich Puts e" in Orange, Tallulah
Bankhead's Return Spurs Smart
Talking Rivals.
By Mollie Merrick.

h
7 OILYWOOD, Calf, July IL NANA)-Ths village
~ ering from the
| had since
Dietrich always the final sc" of
thinking all their supsart phrangs compete
Taulah Bankhead who is returning make talk couple
producers She talk all she'll anything
Evening star., 1933-07-12
Miss Barrymore to Play
In Famous Piece at Earle
Barrie's "Twelve-Pound Look" Chosen-lllinois
Clee Club at Fox for Three
Days.
Bv E. de S. Melcher.

s agog today with the that Ethel Bar
rynore is the Miss Barrymore will be
play which she has made almost her own ever
played U-BarreS The Twelve Pound LOOK
The Of her here will probably be the week OF
How times do change Yes this season has
SchumannH Grace
Moore and Series anything artists
They we'll customers their
ro,r
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-02
JUNEAU | U M BIER
 MILLS co. START FULL TIME WORK
Will Continue as Long as Work Warrants-65
 Men on Payroll

Operations at the Juneau Lum- Der Company started full blast yesterday with crew of 65 men at work and will continue to op- crate full time as long as the orders warrant it, Roy Ruther- ford, President and manager said today.
 The local company is busy at present filling orders from local business houses and turning out box shocks. On Monday, the Virgin ia " Capt. Romenseth, will leave for Port Althorp with 15,O00 box shocks for the Alaska Pacific Fisheries cannery at that place.
 On Wednesday, the Virginia w brought in tow of logs for the Juneau Lumber Company from the Juneau Logging Companys camp at Pole Anchorage where they are now cutting logs. The tug, Driva, Capt. Osborne, will tow logs from that camp to the lumber mill.
 Cannery Orders Filled
 Though cannery orders are not as large as expected, trap logs and piling have been supplied by the Juneau Lumber Mills to the Libby McNeil and Libby cannery at Craig, the Sebastian Stuart Fish Company cannery at Tyee and the Fidalgo Island Packing Company at Funter Bay. The logs were talk en from the Juneau Logging Con- pany camp at Red Bay and Pole Anchorage, MT Rutherford said.
 An order for box shocks from the Pioneer Packing Company, at Cor dova, was cancelled by wire this morning because of the strike ex- isting at that city, MT. Rutherford declared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-02
KILLED,
 FOUR INJURED,
 3PLANE CRASH
Army Transport Wrecked Pilot Attempts to
 Slip Through Fog
SAN BERNARD1No, Cal, June 2

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, June 2 -Treachery of a fog caused thf crash of a United States Army Ali Corps transport plane yesterday afternoon, killing Privates Addison c. Spencer, Charles M Ledbettel and L. D. Romano and injurin2 four others.
 The accident occurred when Lieut.. Charles M. McFIenry, pilot slipped the plane through the heavy fog overlying the San Bernardino mountains enroute from the home base at March Field. near here, to Crissy Field, San Francisco.
 McHenry was slightly injured He crawled from the wreckage and summoned aid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-02
Marine News
.
 Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUND

NOkIHbUUND
 . Northland scheduled to arrive . . at 9:3O o'clock tonight. { D She will have 21a days ( . mail. { . Alaska due Sunday. { zapora scheduled to arrive { } Sunday noon. { 3 SCHEDULED SAILINGS | ? Aleutian SC hedn led to sail [ from Seattle June at g { , tLm. ( } Norco scheduled to sail from [ Seattle June 5 at g pm. ( , Northwestern scheduled to sail { from Seattle June T at g am. { Princess Norah scheduled to [ sail from Vancouver June ( 10 at 9 pm. [ , SOUTHBOUND SAII.INGS [ Yukon scheduled southbound ( , next Monday. [ , LOCAL SAILINGS {
 , Estebeth leaves every Thurs [ : day night at 6 p. m., for ( Sitka and way ports. . Pacific leaves every Thursday ( . at 10 8. m., for Petersburg. . Rake and way ports. . (
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-02
HALIBUT BOATS RETURN
 FROM PRINCE RUPERT

The halibut boats, Oceanic, Capt. Ole Westby and the Norland, Capt. Tom Sandvik, returned this morn ing from Prince Rupert where the fares of both boats were sold for 6A and cents pound.
 Olaf Winther, captain of the Ere mont is due today from the Can adian city
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-02

Ave. T had taken only few doses ot Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery when 1 began to feel better, and after taking a few bottles my appetite and strength were back to normal and l soon regained my lost weight. l am almost 70 years old and today feel better than l did at 40 or 50."
 Sold by druggists everywhere.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-02
MOTORSHIP ESTEBETH
 OFF ON SITKA ROUTE

With passengers, general freight and mail, the motorship Estebeth Capt. Edward Bach, Robert Cough lin, purser, left Juneau last evening for the weekly run to Sitka and wayports.
 Those taking passage were, Wal lace D. Siinons, George Beal and w. S. Benjamin for Excursion h. let.
 The Estebeth is due back here Monday morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-02
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