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Evening star., 1933-08-09
COSTELLO DEFENSE
RECEIVES SETBACK
Assistant District Attorney
Eliminates Two Possible
Death Causes Advanced.
By the Associated Press.

SALEM. Mass. August "a 30-year-
old assistant district attorney TO-DAY
drew from DR. Alexander o. Goettler
etataments which virtually eliminated
two possible causes of the death OF VIII
liam j. Castillo. which DR.. Goettler had
advanced Yesterday.
Young John ]. Ryan. in his tlrst m
caytant case. paced the floor before Dr.
Goettler, a noted Brooklyn, N. Y. toNl-
cologist, and shot question after ques,
ton at the man who had been called
rs the most important medico-legal wit
ness IN the defense of jessie B. Costello
charged with poisoning her husband;
In his testimony yesterday DR.. Goett-
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Heaviest Man Dies Singing.

While singing at a public concert
Albert II. Watson, reputed to be the
heaviest man in Chatham, England
collapsed and died a few minutes later
Weighing $40 pounds, he drove tram
car for years. but when the trans were
superseded by buses he was not able
to get into the drivers seat on account
of his size. and turned to singing for
a livelihood.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Art on Wrapping Paper.

Wrapping paper known as cellophane
has come into the realm of art. being
used by the Polish painter Odintsov as
his medium of expressing the beautiful
He uses as well velvets, corrugated
cardboard, bits Of cotton. anything that
will lie fat, to help him reveal his sub
Ject, whether it is a landscape or a
portrait
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Pigeon Seeks First Aid.

When lost in fog a pigeon belong
ing TO Robert McCracken Of Newcastle
Ireland, took refuge on a ship in the
Bay Of BiSCay in an exhausted condi-
ton. The owner lost hope of recover
ing it, but a few days later it came
back with a message tied to it which
told him that it had been fed and cared
for.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Births Reported.

Stuart and Aline Carr. boy.
Clinton and Maraaret Thomas, boy.
Ralph and Gladys Moore. boy.
Francesca and Ruth LoBianco. boy.
Earl and Susarah Moll1son. girl.
Donelson and Esther Christmas. girl.
Thomas and Helen Chakeres, girl.
Herbert and Doris King. boy.
Frederick and Nellie Hoffman. boy.
Robert and Elsie Goodloe, boy.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Search for Smuggled Coin.

Police of Sydney, Australia, working
in groups Of so. have been searching
ships for Smugg,ed coins. On the liner
Warganella they found large quantity
Of British silver coins and made several
arrests. The British coinage possesses
a higher exchange value abroad.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
FORMER D. c. WOMAN DIES
Mrs. Elsa Howland Was Daughter

Mrs Elsa Lindenkohl Howland. for
merly of Washington. died at her home
in Schenectady. N. Y, last Saturday,
according to word received here. Mrs.
Rowland was born here in 1882, daugh-
ter of the late Henry and Emma Just
Lindenkohl Always interested in music,
she graduated from the McReynolds &
Koehle School Of Music and married
DR.. Charles A. Rowland in 1908. They
moved to Schenectady in 1916.
Surviving are Dr.. Rowland. three
daughters and two sisters. Martha and
Josephine Lindenkohl of this city.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
FOUND.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League. Il o st. NV. North 500.
FOUNTAIN PEN, north of Dupont Circle;
owner should give time. place and descrip-
ton. Phone National 14G0, branch 1GS.
FEMALE FOX TERRIER with harness. If
dog is not claimed. will give to party furnish
ing good home. WESt 1455.
FOUND-Straw handbag, personal effects;
Earle Theater. GEORGIA 0053
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Record for Last 81 Hours

(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. 90, at 4 pm. yesterday; year
ago, SO
Lowest. 70, at 6 am today; year
ago, 66.
Record Temperatures This Year.
H.ehest, loo. On June 8.
Tnvoct - On FEBRUARY @
Evening star., 1933-08-09
FOREIGN.
e am. Greenwich time. todav

e. ~ Q C-G6UT-CH T.InF, tOT3TF
Stat.rv- Tempc.a.Ira Weathe~
London. Eu-,c~d .... e." Par cloudy
Paris France .... ~ Part Cl0Ify
Vienna. Austria ...... - Pa. cloudy
BFr'iu. Germany ..... G3 Pa.c cloudy
Brsst FraDce ......... 81 F-c.v
zurich. Sw!.~er and -. G6 Clear
Stockholm SWetel .. 80 Cloudy
moon Greenwich time. to1avp
Horta ,FavaN Azores. = Pa.: cloudy
&C '~~rut ~bycrvattc.s.l
St GEORGES. Rr,muta. 50 Part CLOUDY
san Juan, Puerto Rico. So Par CLOUDY
Havana. Cuba ...... ~ Part cloudy
Colon, Canal Zone -. IS Cloudy
Evening star., 1933-08-09
CH4TFIFLD, HATTIE CATHERINE.

- -a--- 7----- :. 1---7. ~ mex T5---
c.rce. 1i"s Rhode land ave. NV,
HATTIE CATHERINE Le.yyed wife OF Dr.
A0u7g Pra4eE Cha'felI. Funeral from
Hoo 'Ch,utr s.. nv. On Thugedav. Al
rg7t lh. - D. m. Relatives and friends
invited ia-ermegt Al ROCK C.eek Gene
Evening star., 1933-08-09
ReccrH Tenperatures This !
Humidity fer Last 81 Hours.

.(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, IS per cent, at $50 am.
today.
Lowest, &c per cent, at pm. yes
terday.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
1ratha.
POLLARD. WILLIAM

Angus, r, .i933, 81 his residence. John.
se2o, son En- H h,,lt ya - WILLIAM y H POLAND;
brother OF Elizabeth TwyInan He also
leave leave other o relatives and friends. Re
uneral 2n eaa4eh al i45@ e YOU s. tnS5 nv 'a1ti nn
pm. Wednee day. thereafter at his late
TTes2de2ce, Johnson Hi. Va. Funeral
MNsou noun oLye BaRtist Church. Arllng ION.
POLLARD, WILLIAM II. On Monday Au-
passed into the great beyond peacefully
he, he leaves to mourn her loss LOVING
god-daughter. Pearl Richardson
precious one from me has gone.
A voice l loved Is sttlled;
place IS vacant IN my heart
Which never can be filled.
BY HIS GOD-DAUGHTER.
ROBERTSON, MARY FRANCES. On Tues
Zone 6Gy Ausgsf B5f s H6y l9$ at ri @o Sd a. ReT
Adams Robertson. Funeral from the
colonial luneral home Of William Reuben
August 10. a; > pm. Internent Rock
vile Union Cemetery
ROBIN. SIMON. Departed this life suddenly
Tuesday night. August : 1888. SIMON
home of his son, Ben ROBIN. $50 5rTatford
their loss five devoted daushters. MRS
Paul Goldblatt and Miss Fannie Robin of
mon9 ont dsl': ali Mrs. II G.a2befe a2e1 Of + staten
Island N Y; Mrs. / Aprl OF Wa<hIng-
ton. D. c. and devoted sOn. Ben ROBIN
Of Chicago. Ill Funeral 10 m. Friday.
chspei Bon 'Git I4th st St. @5tl"'9A' NV 10
ROLLINS. JESSE. On Tuesday. August :,
1888. At SLbIey Hospital JESSE ROLLINS.
Remains resting at the Lee funeral home.
4tn and Mass. ave. ne, where services
viii &c held Oh Thursday; Ausust 10, At
= pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Intermeat Cedar H4N Cemetery.
SIMMS, ALICE. On Wednesday, Aucust ..
1893, at he. resldeuce. 10 Irving ST. nv
ALICE SlMMS. devoted mother OF water
Carter. End sister of Pauline Eahn. John
ana Waller Branch Sne also caves one
dau@ntcr-ln-IaW, TWO ETandchidren ana
an aunt. Mrs Are PlumIler. Remains
resting at the " Ernest Jarvis funeral
churca. 1872 You ST NV. Notice OF
funeral later.
SMITH, OLIVIA. On Sunday, August 6.
1888. OLIVIA SMITH. beloved wife Of
Aneus Smith ana mother Of Florence
C0-ston. John ana Sarah Jackson. sister
OF Gertrude FOH She also leaves other
relatives and FRI nGs. Remains resting at
he ". Eaincsr Jaws funeral church.
day. Thereafter a her Iate residence.
'-u'I "rd ~ EN. Funeral 4.Uf day,
A.sIat ~. lr J III. fr.l t-caL- GIcad
i .Ist CArICa. 1910 s.. br-vec4 cue and
< nv. Ia g!l,4- Linton Memorial
CCmc,rrE. 8
STANTON. CLARA L. On Monday. August
p.tal, CLARA I. STANTON, be.oved wife
OF the late Francis ". Stanton. Funeral
from James T. Clements Sons funeral
parlor. I241 Wisconsin ave. NV. Oh
to Holv Trinity Catholic Church. where
mass VIII be SAID a. g n for the re-
pose OF her soul. InteTment Holy Rood
| Cemetery. Relatives and 1rlencs invited.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
EARLy. NANNIr II. on rnesasv. Aneust S

lH''.'. ~ thf resloelCe q her niece MIS-
GaorEe W Gar.s nd. 81. Aspen st. NV,
MAMIE H beloved wife CT the la;e
TGames l. EarIy. Pera.nS resting a.
tre Y. W Chambers CO. ;une.al home
Ito" Chaplin st. W until 10 am.
Thursday. August 1u. Funeral services
at s. Nara Church White Fau. Va.
Friday. Au4ust II. at II N. Interment
O. .1
Evening star., 1933-08-09
LOST.

BLUE TWEED SPORT COAT-Lost at Plum
Point. Md. Saturday Reward. Phone
GEorgia 1884.
BRACELET-Small diamond bracelet, either
on 10th ST. or in vicinity of the Brooke
Farm Tea House; liberal reward. North
2O70.
POCKETBOOK. lady's. around Speedway.
containing billfold. drivers permit other
BALTIC, Md FnRrn to 1921 goth st. NV,
POLICE TYPE YELLOW DOG. male tag
No. 6315. So reward. Call GEorgia 1199.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
CHAMBERLAIN. c. LOUISA. Der

e q INesday. .AUEUst $. IH51. 3-IN
. n. a. the residence Of her dau1 E'er.
AM s. Nyers. 3fIt D6at pl nv. after
snort Illness. c. LOUISA CHAMBERLAIN.
II the SG,i year Of her age. beloved wife
Of The late James H Chamberlain She
jS survived bv Two sons. Charles J. and
james { Chamberlain and two daughters.
AM s Myers and Louise NJ MCKenna.
Funeral on Friday. August II. from Mount
L Dor II p CIulcN. 18th ST. ana Wisconsin
a.e. L y. Pe.at.ves and friends !nvited.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Questions Absorption

Ryan then asked, "As to absorption
doctor, do you of your own knowledge
know of any case where person died
by absorbing this poisonous acid or gas
through cut or abrasion?"
Ryan asked GOettler a question which
caused the doctor to say, well, 1 would
Mt want to put my hand in a can of
potassium cyanide and let it remain
there "a hours"
The hand would be corroded and
there would be great deal Of pain"
he said
Evening star., 1933-08-09
DIES IN HOTEL ROOM
Head of Elevator Company Was
on Visit to Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 9 (P,.-Benjamin
c. Garside, 10. head of the Mock q
Garside Elevator Co. of Denver, Colo.
died of heart attack today in his hotel
room He was visiting here with his
wife. Emily.
Garside was stricken shortly before
midnight and physicians were unable to
revive him.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
The sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
sun, today ......5:l5 til
sun. tomorrow. ..5:l6 7.l0
Moon. tO0ay. .....9:G1 pm. 927 a m.
Automobile lights must be turned or
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1933-08-09

Ter said that after listening to previous
medical witnesses, he believed Costello'S
death was due to either absorption or
inhalation Of hydro-cyanic acid or gas
Ryan described the conditions under
which Costello died as told by witnesses
for both tlR prosecution and defense,
and then asked, would it be possible
for man to mix hydro-cyanic acid at
2:30 am. and then go to bed with an
other person, get up and walk the floor
most of the night, and then be seen
alive at $50 am, and die thereafter
from the fumes he inhaled at 2:30?"
Goettler answered. 1T would be pos
sible. but improbable" He then re-
phrased his answer and said, IF this
person inhaled no more of the gas after
he mixed it at 2:30, and went to a room
where there was fresh air, I am sure
he would not die from the gas"
Evening star., 1933-08-09

';''.: 4; n q r. ETeeGme.iS % Hos
Tie late william H Fac and Isabelle II
fasc. Towns SISTER o: Helene +. DelaYey.
and devoted aunt o. GWcudCIyn Il. De-
IaHey Remains resting al her late resi-
Cerc-- i2l " s. Il W. ate l. noon
Thursday. August 1u. Funeral Friday.
Au.-s. /. at p n. from Metropolitan
a. y CLufch., " s.. he.weeen I5tl ana
C-aLIns. Ee.atIves ana friends iny!teo.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
River Report.
Report for Last "a Hours.

Potomac River clear and Shenandoah
muddy today.
Evening star., 1933-08-09

august =. 1883. N her residence 5@IJ
Dlx St 2, ETHEL MARION BLAYLOCK
be-y.ed daughter Of Jennie h Blayloc.;
a.-G the Lac William B!ayloct,. devoted
sister o. JIIia T wilson william, PauIns.
A-a md Iuez Bl@ylocE SuIT!r.Us her also
are hyst OF other relatives and friends
Rem lis - Frazier's funeral hone. 80
= a" I-la-d ayc. nv Funeral TLHr>-
CAV. Aue-rst lu. at ! pm. from Mount
lIo-Iah Baptizt Camcl nd and l ST.
w Re-. !. Harvey Randolph oflc.atlnG.
II E.n.-.t L-.-calL Mrr-lr.aL Come. erN. Q
Evening star., 1933-08-09

A"-I1t :, III3, a. nIs TtSlGe"Ce. N CaE-
iauc Gait. ARTHUR POWELL DAVIS.
heloTtd bas5and Of Marie MacNaughton
DAVIS Services at Al Souls Unitarian
Church. 1G.n and Harvard SIS. NV. on
Monday Aue1st j. at > pm. In,erment
Evening star., 1933-08-09

), 1888. at Gallinger Hospital CARYDO
JOHNSON. beloved husband of Dorothy
Johnson. devoted son OF Savannah John
son. father OF Jack Johnson; he also
leaves four brothers. one. sister and host
Of other relatives and friends Remains
resting al the John T. Rh!nes funeral
Chapel: 3rd and Eye sts. sw. Notice of
fat
Evening star., 1933-08-09
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair, continued
cocl tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy;
gentle north and northeast winds.
Maryland-Fair, slightly cooler in east
portion tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy.
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; not much change in temper
ature
West Virginia-Fair tonight; tomor-
row local showers; slowly rising tenn
perature.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
BLACKSTONE ELIZA On Monday Angus,

:, 1898, ELIZA BLACKSTONE of BIC
ST. Sc. she leaves 10 mourn their
loss one son, one sister. one dauehter-
ln-laW and other relatives and frIends
Remains resting at the George c. CLARK
Co. funeral parlors. l41G Florida ave
ne. Funeral Thursday August 10. at
pm. from Zion Wesley A. NJ. z
Church. D ST. between md and 3rd sts.
Evening star., 1933-08-09

II slnday., AMsusl .: IN33. az ms resi-
dcnCe. NaUCk, Va. LEWIS EUGENE HEB
RON: He leaves to mourn their loss
daUghter. Mary Hebron: a brother. Hillery
Thomas Hebron. nd a host of other rea-
Aueust 9. at p IN. from RIdgely & Hicks
funeral home. 2930 NJ St NV. Friends
Evening star., 1933-08-09
~Bi;&ggxs7 Mistake
any Oil Burner
purchaser can make

for a playroom. And, best Of all, you
have these things for years and
years, for the G-E Oil Furnace is
built to last.
These things we promise you, and
more, such as year round hot water
at good saving. But here we have
room only for the high spots. We'd
like to tell you all about this won
derful new development in auto
matte heating. And you'd probably
Evening star., 1933-08-09

're' :. lH.3- Fl t.e -Unl7n MemorlaI Hos
rtial Baltimore. No. RAE SEYMOUR
DWIGHT. vie Of josiah DWight GaUah-
-e- OF tGe late Henry Albert and Mary
lagee't Sar!nJur, SISTER OF Ms Charles
= D0u'tt'e OF New Haven and Miss
Helen y. Seymour. Funeral private. L.
terucut a. Mount Auburn Cemetery. BJs-
Evening star., 1933-08-09

Ca.. A.Gus7 .. 1853. az heT TeslaelCe.
1901 Crescent pl nv. LOUISE ROBIN
SON CLANCY. wife Of the late AUGUSTUS
Guy OF WashiTeton. D G. and Alfred R.
Clancy OF Detroit. Mich. Services at
the S Il. Hines Co. funeral home, 29ol
1ith st NV, on Thursday. August IL.
AZ " IT. Iuterment private. P.edse omit
Evening star., 1933-08-09

like to know more.
So why not see
this furnace in
operation or ask us
now for COM
plete information.
Evening star., 1933-08-09

after five years of research and
testing.
You pay more to buy this COM
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attachment type burner. But your
savings on fuel average twenty five
to thirty per cent over the other
type. You have the exact tempera-
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transforms a mere cellar into an
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Evening star., 1933-08-09

ASRBY, LUTY In loving remembrance OF
our dear wife and mother LUTY ASHBk
who departed jH.s lie uye Years ago -
oay. Au4U>r ., I@-s.
A lovirg mother. 50 good aad nd
No fr.cHt On earth Ike Ler W. n.C.
Sal F-s tie Eoy. If t.gt liz. app day
When ca called or. ca-'.ns mother NAY.
DLtCIED HUSBAND =.,D DACGi- : X.
Evening star., 1933-08-09

). l""t a. heE ros.dence. M Buchanan
81. nv. ALICE Y. EN- LAND WlIs Of the
lale william 6 T gland Services a;
Tie above address on Thursday. AueUst
10. At p IL. Int, rment Waterv..ie. Md.
Evening star., 1933-08-09
Tide Tables.

Furnished by the United States Coas
Ii ti....tl. ieur--.--
Evening star., 1933-08-09

HTRRON. LEWIS EUGENE.

. E. 1881. EULA D. HANCOCK beloved
GaEehter Q. Mrs. Mary E. Hancock OF
lN}' 4th s.. NV: Remains at Frazier 5
tuler9i home. ISL Rhode Island ave. L "
An--re O. l-L.e---L In .
Evening star., 1933-08-09
JONES FaRI De1arted this Bfa s,,dden1

Sunday Augusf s. 1898. EARL JONES oi
1921 S st. NV. H leaves to mourn
their loss loving wife, Ruth Jones: SON.
George Earl Jones: sister, Edna Smith;
niece. Ethel Smith: an aunt. Mrs. Ida
Jones: an uncle. James Williams. and a
host of other relatives and friends. Body
temporarily resting at Malvan & Schey',
funeral parlor,. New jersey ave. and R
81. NV. until Wednesday. ; pm. August
@: thereafter ct his late residence Fl-
neral Thursday. August 10. at l:3o pm
from the residence. 1nterment WoodlaWr
lata
Evening star., 1933-08-09
BRrDUIIj.. FLFPHFrFT.

WrII VIZ Hasscd eg- yeaIs ago
tsaay, Au@lsg :" 1923.
Surrounded by friends. 7 an lonesome;
WAi.a they are happy I am E-.r.
BeGnd my smiles there's q Let.taCLe.
FoE I an ALWAYS thinking Of YOU.
LOVING WIFE. ELLA.
loved Hus1and. J. BLAKE CLARK vfo
G.ed eleven Years aEo today. ausUs. q.
l"',2- A.IiEersary mass q. Hoy Com
tOTter Church.
Tgr5,Fatrar W
Evening star., 1933-08-09
BARTLETT. C4LvIN. On Tuesday. AUGUST

;. I"3t At h.s ,esidence. I3G N st. nv.
CALVIN BARTLETT. beloved husband. Of
Goa l. Bartlett. Remains resting at
HySons parloIS, 1900 n 81. NV. Notice
OF funeral Iatrr-
Evening star., 1933-08-09

ADAMS. MILDRED. On Tuesday. August g,
1888, MILDRED ADAMS. devoted wife Of
Homer Adams, mother OF Maurice Adams,
oaGghter Of Louis AID EtheI Philips and
sister Of Thelma Phillips. PemalHs resting
at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1432 You St NV. Notice Of funeral later.
ALMFELDT. LOUIS GUSTAVE. Suddenly.
at the Emergency Hospital Wednesday.
Aueust 9. 1853. LOUIS GUSTAVE ARM
FELDT, age 43 years beloved husband
OF Hedevig Armfeldt. Remains resting
at the chapel of Thomas S SerEeon. 1uI !
9TH ST. nv. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BARKER. EMMA c. On Sunday August
q, 1883. at her residence 2l25 H st.
NV. EMMA C wife Of Robert P Barker.
BODY resting at Joseph Gawle!s Sons
c..aoe. l15f Pa. ave. NV. tParking ia
f.-L. nLL. . rsrd . ntrcH 6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-04
Blng 10 Banlsh
 "BIue Of the Night"

BIng Crosby, whose ecStatic bar itone had tho nation wondering "Whcn the Blue of tho Night Meets tho Gold of the Day." has decided tho phenomenon is simply dawn or dusk" and will forget about It.
 BIng, who returns to the WABC. Columbia network tonight nt v o'clock, EST, will sing only a few bars of the blue and gold theme for old times sake. After that the oboes and snxOphones of 1eonnrd Haytons orchestra will toy with tho popular thome song without benefit Of vocal assistance.
 BIng reveals that ho Will go even further than that. He'll abolish tho micrDphone custom Of m in. trOductory theme song and instead will open his program with q bit of song taken from his featured number to be heard duraing the ensuing recital.
 "Repentlng tho vocal theme, time and again, at tho opening tends to slow tho program pace" /" Crosby believes. Ut can grow ln- formally tlresome. 4 few familiar bars by the orchestra seems pre- fernblc. There nre exceptions, Oi course, for sentiments sake"
 However, the radio audience is lin the habit of identifying artists with some cAtch-tune or phrase, So Crosby will retain a brief sigma ture song--a brand new melody entitled Just m Echo In tho Val ley"--to close his broadcasts.
 Bing will be heard with l.eon- ard Hayton's orchestra every We'd nesday and Saturday night on the Q o'clock (EST) Chesterfield ser- ies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-04
Ken Murray Heads
 Royal vagabond's Cast

Ken Murray, well known vuude- vile comedian and master of core. monies, will head the now Royal Vagabonds program which comes to an NBC-WEAF network to- night at S;00 D. m,, E. s. T.
 Murray, whose original type Of comedy has brought him rapid fnmo on the stage, will Do support cd in the radio show by m or. chcstrn ma Ii cast Of singers and players now being assem blcd for tho weekly half hour periods.
 Already known on the stage and acroen, Murray will begin his first extended mIGr0phonG serics with tho Royal Vagabonds. He recently completed a personal appearance tour with Mary Brian, picture star, and has been seen In "Thc Groom or" and "I.adieH Of the Jury" Rn' do, listeners heard him a few weeks ago when he wnB n guent artist with Rudy VnlfeG and his Connecticut Yankocs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-04
A Mad Night

A Mad Night
 chronicled that upon . Rockefeller Jr looked at his watch his wrstand found that It eight being gentleman accustomed to couple of ticket stubs and Music Hall thoae more ave- some the of Rockefeller.
 until o'clock until axis seemed their h until scapcrS s30 each in these depes had realized the nsg
  ah" oh had been drowned by roaring organs Transformation
 Since pcusre of people pelmeing have already over the with mc haunted opening night n history Broadway.
 tho tckot-takers silk hats manl coll of braid shoulder Yet just few throuya crowd gathered n the employees nl these immediately gnbcd nendan hghtng TOT n chnnco to get n Job'
 Dcmotng Stars
 slightly than tho back stage confusion. l. ,,a =. pans gesture, Nc rs-- tcmpernmcntSY Work
 holds 2 but GO seppe dnncng well round the better section of tho stage
 hundred trying to prepare for mt instance there hngcrs Thon hcro than chorines Whore to put them around? found some or th using
 
 was musicians and couple Of dancers and would probably show up In n day -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-04
Following the fliekcrs.

Following the Aekcrs Pat OBrien, popular ecluloide had childhood ambition be in wild show circus
 Ralph Belamy, so they say. learned to pilot plane while making "Air Mail" Lee Tneys fayorie dish is eorned beef and cabbage The jsss you say. Kaof was born in England and once bad ambitions be gentleman farmer in Canada Mel Douglas born in Georgia but doesnt talk like one of the crackers Taa Bcl. the slippery Vennee s wild abou, American ice soda Zasu Pitts is super stious Dosnt like three lights in Say porcnd dsath Charles Chic Sales will be Pals" story of man and his dog Zion Myers the play for Sale
 Diane Sinclair has been selected Tom Mixs leading lady in Rusters Round Up" the stars third picture for Universal
 Ethel Cayton-you must remember her, Ethel of the s' snt cinema dsysha been signed big role in the wartime drama "Prvau Jones'" Another chap play part is our own Frank MeHugh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-04

Around the town. Tim Garren, committeeman from the lob district is about again. Julia Kenny has been il with grippe Congressman Ned Go back in Washington after spending the hodadys his home he Doc Carney was passing out apples in lieu of New Year greeting cards An apple a day will make the New Year gay" says Doc. The new D. o. rapidly nearing completion All sidewalk obstrueons were removed the weekend and rosees appeared in their frontal positions on the of the year. Bob Morary and wife of New visited his parents here the weekend Bob is former city editor of the opposing evening wall and at present with Paramount in New York. Ray Tucker
 former local newspaperman editor of Washington masa
 zine is becoming nationally Rays editorials bulls eyes, He's busy engaged dsseens the republican party to discover why it's missing beat and then
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-04
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5;i5-Desert Caravan. b:i5-The Singing Lady. " 5:46-Littie orphan Annie. 6:O0-Lampe's orchestra. G:t5-Johnny Hart In Hollywood --Dr Royal $. Copeland. G:30-Sheer Romance, skit. G:45-To-day's Ncws---Lowell
 Thomas.
 7:OO--Amos m Andy. 7:l5-Carson Robison, songs. 7:S0-Mothcr Announcing. sketch S:OO-Crime Club. r 8:30--Harriet Lee, songs. s5 S:45-The Country Doctor. 9:00-Adventures of Sherlock
 Homes. sketch. 9:3O 9:3O--Morton Downey. ten-
 or: Donald Novis. tenor:
 Belasco's orchestra. f0:O0-D. w. Grith's Hollywood.
 sketch. f 1O:15-Jackie Heller, tenor. .I I0:3O-Studio music. .s i0:45-Hill Billy songs. fi:00--Pickens Sisters. songs. l1:t5--Concert orchestra. t2:00-Bernie's orchestra. 12:3O q. m.-Moore's orchestra.