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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
By Eddie Ash
FRIENDS URGE MACK TO RETIRE
HE'S BEEN PILOT SINCE 1894

CONNIE MACK, another grand old of baseball, is
being urged by friends to retire and appoint hard
boiled manager succeed him. The Philadelphia Americans
made of the 1885 and rolled and finished
last Mack will be 70 December and is entitled let the
parade 60 by.
The afable veteran holds all records for longevity
baseball pilot and It's difficult for him give the hours
the lob like it is possible for younger to do His first
re Pittsburgh Pirates
Connie moved into Philadelphia pilot and part
in 1901 and has been on the drivers since Baseball
requires much travel from early spring to fall and Mack
faces task keeping watch lot of young 1a players
Serving advisory capacity would be best for the popular
leader now
r any rate Marvin prove
L
this
only three
this play
with Seattle Marvin collected eight hits in eight times
douDlc-headcr.
playing with Newark in 1892 clnched the little
tying Marvin
stepped up and blasted the sphere out Of the park
THE Bulldogs grid play called pass"
vehicle his position behind
pass
Kelley,
Of position
Bulldogs year
advantage it. however and it
probably when Yale
TTOTING pgskn Cant 20
pound campus "Bruus" Bear
South Dakota State last punts
plant Bruus also the paudi of
work both Odcnse and defense
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
SPEEDBALL is POPULAR
PASTIME AT MANUAL

Speedball, combination of bas-
ketball and soccer, is featuring Man
ual High School girls outdoor &C
tivities this fall at Delavan Smith
Field. Miss Theo Paar. girls gym
instructor, announces that the fol-
lowing have reported for the sport:
Margaret Chapman. anna Mae Hayden,
Estelle Levin, Esther Herbig, Edna Spring
Ter, Eleanor Kottkamp, Juanita Shoemaker
Marion Allinson. June Grady. Virginia
Morris. Moxine Ferguson, Ruth Morgan
Lillian EshowSkY Thelma Thompson.
Helen Regenstreif. Doris Nichols, Harriet
Stewart. Annetta Seulean. Regina Bouchle
Ethel Herbig. Helen Sells. Jane Flora,
Adele Goth. Fedora Hermann. Sophia Lovy
Lena Nahmias Bonnie Hardesty. Catherine
ReSnick Nina SWitzer Lillian Branham
lucille Schwartz. Mary Parish, Dorothy
Shaner, Molly Passo, Miriam Bernstein
Ruth Hale and Jean Scott
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11

I'VE certainly have done our part,
because we have most of the foot
ball squad on the state pay roll, and
we are exceedingly anxious for a
most successful season" he said.
Basis for the Governors state
ment was a story in Columbus
newspaper.
1T (the story describes in ami
mated style the probability of the
ending of the football season forth
with because of an imaginary lack
Of coal at the university" the state
ment continued.
On the basis of this, the Cover
nor charged officials of the univer-
sity and their local newspaper &C
compliceS' with making frantic eff
forts to build up the gaunt spectre
of a shutdown at the university as
part of concerted campaign in
tended to stampede the legislators
into surrender to the dictation of
the university officials"
The Governor said the institution
still has $4,000 for fuel for this
year and that its total unencum-
bered appropriation balance as of
Oct. was $1,023172 as compared to
$762,262 for the same date last year
He referred to criticism of his
vetoes of university appropriations
as wild rawlings" and charged that
newspapers have resorted to sen
sational misrepresentation" in tell
ing the effect his budget vetoes will
have on the institution if additional
funds are not furnished by the
legislature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
County Athletes
Vie at Southport

The fifth annual Marion County
fall athletic carnival will be held
at the Southport High School field
tomorrow morning starting at 10.
Schools participating are Warren
Central, Ben Davis and Southport.
A baseball game between Warren
Central and Ben Davis also will be
played.
The new Southport track coach,
Van Arsdale, is in charge. The
kitten-ball championship is to be
decided in an elimination tourney.
Drawings will be at 9;30 The
cross country championship will
start at 1890. Trophies will be
given by local sporting goods store
to the winning teams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
Plays Third

DUCK FAUSETT, infelder, draft
II ed by the Indianapolis ball club
from Galveston of the Texas League
is third baseman. He was used as
No hitter in the Galveston batting
order this year.
The Texas League is Glass A and
players in that organization are sub
ject to draft by the MAJORS and by
Glass AA circuits, which include the
American Association, International
League and Pacific Coast loop.
The drafting period for Glass AA
leagues closed today Toledo an
nounced it had drafted Mark Chris
tan, inflelder, from Henderson of
the West Dixie League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11

S1Q6llneS.
It will be the second straight
meeting between teams coached by
these stars of almost decade ago
Crowley, the left half back, and
Kizer, one of the seven mules" who
cleared the way for the Horse
men as they galloped into footballs
hall of fame.
Crowley. the humorist of that old
combination, still retains the sharp
wit which now makes him one of
the most popular gridiron after
dinner speakers.
THAT Vas a great team we had
in the old days" he said today.
Take this Kizer," he said drolly.
He was only a lineman and we
four hCrsemen' didn't really need a
line. Only center to pass the
ball back.
L used to let Kizer get his name
in the papers by going through his
side of the line a lot"
Two in Business
Thus jovially speaks one Of the
most famous members of that
eleven.
Eight of the combination are &C
tive coaches. Two are in business
and one is dead.
Kizer, Crowley and Elmer Lay
den, full back, are listed among the
nations top-flight coaches. Lay
den now is in his second year in the
job Rockne once held.
Crowley is starting his third sea-
son at Fordham after being back
field coach at Georgia from 1925 to
1929 and head coach thereafter at
Michigan State.
Harry at ViIlanova
Kizer, the right guard, has been
associated with Purdue since his
graduation from Notre Dame. acting
as assistant coach until 1880, when
he became head pilot.
Harry Stuhldreher, the snappy
quarter back and only other Horse
man" still connected with football,
is anticipating a successful season at
Villanova, where he's head man.
Right Half Back Don Miller is prac-
ticing law in Cleveland.
None Of the mules" with the ex-
ception of Kizer, has had the coach
ing prominence which the back field
enjoys
Rip Miller Tutors Middies
Ed Hunsinger, right end. is start
ing his first season as Niagara
coach. Joe Bach. left tackle, is line
coach at Carnegie Tech.
Edgar (Rip) Miller, right tackle
was head coach at Navy for while
but now is assistant coach under
Lieut.. Tom Hamilton. Adam Walsh
center and captain after working at
Yale, is inaugurating his first year
at BOWdOin. Chuck Collins, the left
end, is in the transportation bust
ness in Chicago and Johnny Weibel
left guard, died several years ago.
Two of the team-Kizer and Rip
Miller-are brothers-in law. Kize1
married Phyllis Templin in 1923 and
Miller married her sister Esther.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
"a Rounds of
FiStic Action
Billed Tonight
Feather Champ and Lee to
Weigh In Early for
Feature Scrap.

Weighing-in was the only work
on the program this afternoon for
Freddie Miller featherweight fistic
ruler Of the world. and Paul Ten
nessee) Lee. flashy Hoosier mitt-
man, who will clash in a 10-round
non-title match at the Armory to-
night.
Eight other husky battlers we're
checked in officially by the state
boxing commission preparatory 10
entering the squared circle tonight
on the supporting card to the
Miller-Lee feature bout.
The complete card, as announced
by William c. Miller, Olympic Ath-
letic Club matchmaker. follows:
MAIN EVENT
10 ROundS-13O Pounds
Freddie Miller, Cincinnati. vs.
Paul Tennessee Lee, indianapolis.
SEMI WINDUP
s Rounds-170 Pounds
Lou Thomas, indianapolis, vs.
Freddie Eiler, Louisville, KY.
PRELIMINARIES
6 RoundS-160 Pounds
Carl Martin, KirkSville, Mo, VS..
Norman Tierre, indianapolis.
6 Rounds-160 Pounds
Nick Nicholson. Shelbyville. vs..
Earl Haitian, San Antonio, Tex.
Rounds-15S Pounds
Slavko Radisch, indianapolis, vs.
Johnny Mccoy. indianapolis.
All fighters were pronounced in
top condition, assuring plenty of ac-
ton in the thirty-four rounds of en-
tertainment, scheduled to begin at
$50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
Butler Hanover
Game Postponed
Bulldogs to Play Tomorrow
at 2::30.

Athletic Director Tony Hinkle
announced today that The Butler
University Hanover football game
scheduled to be played tonight in
the North Side bowl, has been post
poned until tomorrow afternoon.
The tilt will get under way in the
bowl at $50.
The postponement was made be-
cause of threatening weather.
With the return of jim Wulle
and Scott Armstrong to the start
ing lineup, Butler is expected to be
at full strength for the first time
this season when Coach Hinkle
sends his Bulldogs against the in
vaders. The Bulldogs will be after
their third straight conquest.
Wulle will take over the back field
spot in which he starred last sea-
son while Armstrong will resume
his veteran duties in the line.
A search for a capable punter has
been conducted during the week by
Coach Hinkle to take some Of the
strain off Wulle's leg. Wulle missed
the first two tussles due to an in
jured kicker" and the limb is not
considered IN shape yet for heavy
booting labor. Jake Weger, $50
pound tackle, has been the out
standing relief punter in practice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
AFTER SECOND VICTORY
Luckite Runs Again Today in Roll
ing Rock Event.

D JWTICU ITCNS
LIGONIER, Pa, Oct. 11.-Luck-
tie, the fleet bay gelding which
Tuesday won the feature event of
the Rolling Rock Hunt Racing As
sociations annual meeting, carries
the high impost of ISL pounds to-
day in the third running of the In
ternational Gold Cup.
Nineteen other entries were to
face the starter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11

will be important in Conference his
tory.
If the game is close Indiana is
counting on its center Reed Kelso, to
win with place kicks. He pulled two
games out of the fire last year and
in practice Wednesday night booted
II straight goals from placement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
THUMB STOPS BOUT

HU M ; NpCCIuI
WATERBURY, Conn, Oct. IL
Bud Mignault, Brockton, Mass,
scored a technical knockout ovel
Red Finnegan, Utica N. Y, in a
light heavyweight bout here last
night when Finnegan claimed MS
thumb was broken in the seventh
rQuOd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
St. John Is Silent

By UHicd Press
COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. Ill. w.
st. John, athletics director at Ohio
State University, today refused to
comment on charges made by Gov.
Martin l.. Davey that football play
ers of the school were on the states
pay roll.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
Football Selections

Kentucky, 81; Ga. Tech, 7.
Mich. ST., Ia; Kansas L., 6.
Minnesota, Z; Nebraska, 6.
Car. Tech, 10; n. Y. L.. :.
Sou. Cal, 10; Illinois, 7.
California, 10; Oregon, 0.
Pennsy, IL; Yale, :.
Pitt, Is; w. Virginia, 7.
Texas. 81; Okla, 6.
Tulane, Ia; Florida, 7.
Tex. Chr, IA; Tulsa, 0.
Syracuse, %; Cornell, 0.
Rice, 81; Creighton, 0.
S. Meth, 10; Wash. L., 7.
Stanford. 20; U. G. A. L., 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
PIRATES SIGN SCOUT

81 TWCA Special
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 11.-George
Stovall, former st. Louis Browns
manager, has signed to scout the
West Coast for the Pittsburgh Pr
rates baseball team, it was an
nOunced here last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11

Butler, 20; Hanover, 7.
ValpO, IA; Ball state, 6.
Wabash, 18; Franklin, s.
De Paw, IS; Evansville, 0.
Defiance, IS; EarIham, 0.
Indiana, 10; Michigan, 6.
n. Dame, 20; Wisconsin, 0.
FOrdham, 10; Purdue, Z.
Temple, 10; Vanderbilt, 7.
Alabama, Is; Miss. ST., 0.
Tennessee, 20; Auburn, Is.
Marquette, 10; Kansas ST., !.
Duke, 20; Clemson, 0.
Holy Cross, 10; Harvard, 6.
Colgate, IS; Iowa, 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
Governor Davey Says Grid
Players of University Are
Included on State Pay Roll
Buckeye Chief Executive Declares we Are Doing Our
Part Toward Successful Season; Becomes
Aroused Over Criticism of His Vetoes

COLUMBUS. O, Oct IA charge that Uni
Sy football players the roll today
[,
We recognize the fact that football has
OF higher a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
4 Teams to Tote Big Ten
Banner on Foreign Cribs
Advance Dope Indicates Conference viii Split Even With
Illinois and Iowa Losing.
BY WINTHROP LYMAN
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO 1.-THE of UNFOLDING football prestige
against nonal competition rests tomorrow with four good teams
Fordham York Illinois Southern Cali
tackles Nebraska
ain Cnlna ale IIniNer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
Net Snipers Go to Work

While the football boys doing their task for
Indiana University Coach Everett Dean has his basket
ball horefuis proctcing folv times 1ceek. The net
game runs the grid sport close second in popularity
at Bloomington and Dean has plenty Of candidates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
Clash of Kizey Crowley
Recalls Famed N. D. Team
Eight Members of 'Horsemen' Squad Now Coaches;
Purdue Boss Most Successful! Mule
BY HENRY SUPER
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK Oct nOncc they teammates
e hhu tocke famed -Four Horsemen elevenbu
Purdue and Fordham clash Noble
r viii be just couple of coaches
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
LATE SEASON BASEBALL

LATE SEASON BASEBALL
The Hope Merchants closed their
season with a record Of Is victories
and five defeats.
The manager of the Beanblossom
A. c. baseball team requests that all
players turn in their uniforms as
:0on as possible.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
DIR. FENYES LAJOS
H|RTELEN HALALA
Az, Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
volt szerkesztojje sziv-
bal aldozata

A regi Youngstown magyarol
bizonyara emlekeznek DR.. Fe,
nyes Lajosra, aki lol5-ben ne
hany honapon at az Amerika
Magyar Hirlap szerkeszt6je vol
es aki reszt vett a jelenlegi Macy
bizottsag megalakitasanak mum.
kalata:ban.
DR.. Fenyes 20 evvel ezel6t1
cit lit es azota tobb magyar lap.
nal dolgozott. Az utobbi id6-
ben tagja volt az Amerikai Ma.
gyar Nepszava szerkesztosege-
mex. A New York es kornyak
magyar eletben is nagy szerepe,
jatszott.
DIR. Fenyes multi szombator
reggel szivszelhiidesben hirtele.
NIL meghalt Kedden temettel
nagy reszevet mellett. Halala,
ozvegye gyaszolja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11

Ismet 50 szazalekon fellli
az aceltermeles. A XII
latasok is javulnak

A heten isnet so szazalekon
feliilre emelkedett youngstown
keriilet aceltermelese es valoszi-
niinek tartjak, hogy tovabbi ja-
vulas lesz ebben honapban.
Dacara a depresszionak megis
szazezer szam veszi nep az vi
automobilokat (az olcsokat es
mem a dragakat). Aprilisban
kozel 400 ezer vi gepet keszite-
mex az autogyarak es ehhez rem
geteg acel kell. A majusi auto
mobil gyartas is jonak igerkezik
es az acelgyarak rendelesei mar
ere az id6szakra szolanak.
A nagy munkasegely torveny
elfogadasa utan valoszini, hogy
Inagy mertekben megindulnak az
allami epitkezesek, kiilonosen ut
epites, amihez sz:nten sok acel-
termek kell.
A Struthers Furnace es a
Nilesi Falcon-telep val6szinuleg
a jovo honapban megindulnak
Ez is munkat jelent maid sza-
zaknak.
A heten Republcnal rnutat-
kozott javulas, de tobbi acel.
telepek is valamivel jobban dol
goznak. Az emelkedes ket he1
F.alatt naiattey t zassks itet'
XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
vERHovAY 1os.

A Verhovay 1O8 osztaly e ho
l4-en, azaz vasarnap tartja gyii-
eset. Tekintettel tobb fontos
argyra, kerem tagtarsakat, aki
eheti, a gyiilesen jelenjen meg.
Tovabba kerem a beteg tag
tarsakat, hogy bizonyitvanyai-
kat rendesen kitoltve gyulesen
vagy a gyules elott szolgaltas-
SAX at. E, heten a beteg tagok
q kovetkez6k: Varga Janos 1647
Midland Ave. Hajdu Jozsef "a
Morley Ave, Campbell, Szabo
Gizella Ellsworth, Ohio, Kond-
rath Janos R. r. No. 2, Will
Mansfield. Ohio, Balazs Ferenc
o32 Franklin Ave.
lis Manchester Ave.
Turner Jozsef, titkar,
Telefon o1O5o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
MAGYAR Flu CAZ-
ROBBANAS ALDOZATA

Macy Janos, Macy Jozsef
R. F. D. 2 Box IL, Hubbard,
10 ewes fla, batyjanak if. Nagy
Jozsefnek seg;tett az East Fede-
raj Street, tejtermek iizletben,
vasarnap egy hete. Ifj. Macy
Jozsef rendes alkalmazott ebben
az iizletben es vasarnaponkent
occse eljart vele, hogy 8 is meg
anulja kereskedelmi szokasu-
kat.
kozben az iizletveZeto lekuldte
a Janos fiut a pincebe. hogy a
futokazan alatt gait meg
gyujtsa. Mikor az ego gyufat a
gazcso fele kozelitette. valaho-
Cyan felgyiilemlett gaz, hirtele-
nul felrobbant es a flu arcan. ke-
zen es karjan meglehetosen SUI
lyos egesi sebeket okozott. A
szerencsetleniil jart flu, aki csak-
nem elvesztette szemeyilagat,
meg most is orvosi kezeles alatt
all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
KUTI ISTvAN
.H|RTELEN HALALA
Az ismert South Sidei ma
gyart munka utan hazater0o-
ben erte szivszelhudes

Kuti Istvan, 731 E. Avondale
Ave. alatt lako ismert Greg
amerikas honfitarsunk kedden
este 1l-kor hagyta abba a mum
kat a Republic Steel Corporation
open hearth departmentjeben,
ahol gaz-haz elomunkasa volt.
Haza indult, de amikor a Cen
ter St. hid es a Poland Ave.
sarkara ert hirtelenil ossze-
esett.
A rendorseg vitte a korhazba,
de oft csak halalt tudtak meg
allapitani. DR.. Hauser halott-
KEN szerint halalt szivszelhu-
des okozta.
Kuti 81 evvel ezelott lott
Youngstownba, Sopron megyebol
es kozel 20 ev ota dolgozott a
Republicnal, ahol mindenki SEE
rette, tisztelte a derek magyar
munkast. Hui tagja volt a SIT
Istvan Egyhaznak IS a Scent
Istvan Egylet Verhovay 21-ik
fioknak. Kuti 80 eyvei ezelott
hazasodott IS halalat ozvegyen
sziil. CASTOR Marian kiviil ot
gyermeke, akiknek nevelesere
nagy gondot forditott gyaszolja
4 gyermekek ifi Kuti Is1yaD
Maria, Lajos, Janos es Jeno. A
kozvetlen csaladon kivul kiter.
jedi rokonsag is gyaszolja ha-
lalat.
Temetese most szombaton del.
elott lesz a gyaszhazbol es aztan
Scent Isfvan templombol. A
Calvary temetoben helyezik maid
orok nyugalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
.ISMET 2O-AL T0BB
A VERHOvAY SEREC
Egyre szaporodnak a tagok.
Molnar szeryez0 mindenhol
felkelti az erdeklodest

Most mar csaknem hetenkeut
szamolunk be les pedig orom-
meD a youngstown Verhovay
fiokok tart6s szaporodasarol ami
reszben a tagok, de nagyreszt
Molnar Lajos kerlleti szervezS
erdeme.
Icy a multi kimutatas ota ismet
Is feln6tt es 7 gyermek taggal
szaporodot harom youngstown
fiok tagletszama. Molnar mem.
csak Youngstownban, de a kor.
nyeken is dolgozik es remeljuk
nemsokara beszamolhatunk a ko,
nyeki fiokok fejlodeser6l is.
Az vi felnott tagok:
A 108-ik fi6knal: Farkas Ist-
van, Farkas Peterne, Ellsworth
Chic; Juhasz Peter 127 Man.
chester Ave; Takacs Janosne
80 Manchester Ave; Remias
Helen, 1l0o Stiles St.
A 364-ik fi6knal: Brogley Ist.
van, l722 Oakwood Ave, Hau
ser Philip, $50 Rose Ave-, Jacz.
ko Katalin, 1921 Edwards Ave.
10th Balintne, 337 Ohio Ave.
Girard, Ohio; Meszaros Antal
1903 Stewart Ave; Macy Jano.
52o Samuel Ave.
A 2l-ik fi6knal: Benes Josef
Lukacs Janos, 1922 Arch Street
Gyermek tagok:
A 364-nel: 10th Katalin. Gi.
rard, 10th Elizabeth, Girard
10th Ferenc, Girard; 10th Ba.
lint, Girard.
A l08-nal: Farkas Helen
Ellsworth, Farkas Frzsebe,
Ellsworth, Farkas Albert, Ellis.
worth.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
ECYLETEK FICYELsIEBE! !

Mindazon egyletek Is korok,
amelyek hajlandok resztvenni
egy egyletkozi kozos piknik meg
-tartasaban keretnek, hogy hivjak
fel Husoczki J6zsefet ! Bridge
port Szovetseg iigykezel5jet
(cime. l7N Silliman St. az 4
hazanal. lesz az els6 ertekezlet,
aprilis 27-en, szombaton. Idaig
hat egyesllet beleegyezett ko-
'k6s pikn;k esznejebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
49, :
A ABUzlvIRAc
Az oriasi .ikerii legujabb
magyar beszdo film-darab
aprilis 25-en keril szinre a
Regent szinhazban

|
frissebb remeke, a Buzavirag,
paratlan sikerei sitjan rovidesen
Youngstownba efkezik, Regent
szinhaz fogja bernutatni aprilis
ho 25-en Is bizonyos. hogy a
ragyog6 pompaju, enekes Is
tancos magyar mozidarab sike-
reinek diadalmas stacioja lesz
mi varosunk is.
| Mint Rakoczi Indulo ugy
a Buzavirag is, filmtechnikai
es szineszi szempontbol is egy-
arant mestermunka. A felvete-
i lex t'sztak Is elesek, hang
reprodukcio szazszazalekosan to-
keletes, ugy, hogy a magyar
beszed a maya igazi pompajaban
ervenyesiil, egyetlen hang sem
vesz el. Agay Iren Is Pager
Antal jatszak q foszerepeket,
nagyszeru miiveszi ontudatossag
gal, kedyesen, pompasan elsS-
rangu alakitast nyujtanak kozot-
Tux a tobbiek is: Erdelyi Miczi,
Vizvary Mariska, Berky Lii,
Rozsahegyi Kaiman, Macy
Gyorgy, Pethes Sander. Kertesz
Gabor, Sebestyen Geza. Ritka-
becsu szineszi egydttes ALT a
nagyszerii. hires rendez6: See
kelly Istvan rendgIkezesere All
hadba. vitte nlissSieh 5tfetesseget,
minden lelenenyesseget Is a
Buzavirag megrendezesevel is,
ugyanugy, mint Rakoczi In
dulo-eval, bravuros munkat veg
zett. A jatekos kedvu meset
Bus Fekete Laszlo nagysikeru
szindarabja alapjan Mihaly Ist-
van biztos kezzel, talalekonyan
irta at filmre. A darab sza-
mara komponalt nehany nagyon
sep nota es a zenei alafestes
Szenkar Desc zeneszerz6 talen
tumat dicseri.
A nagyszeruen felep;tett,
gyors iramu jelenetek pergotu-
zebol is erosen kivalik az arato-
unnep, mely a darabnak egyik
legszebb ekessege. Megeleveniil
elottunk a pipaccsal piroslo,
aranykalaszos magyar buzaerd6,
szlnte erezzuk nap forrosagat
es a szivunkben, ahogy oft
iilunk a nezoteren, ezer draga
emlek mamora muzsikal, amint
a vaszonrol felenk zug szaz es
szaz magyar ruhas, partas ma
gyar lany, magyar ruhas legeny
meghatott eneke:
| Aldott reteken a pipacs,
Aldott a tarlon a feszulo
ekevas,
Aldott fold, hol a nap tiize
Erleli buzankat!
A Regent 81 znhaz. nagyszeru
aldozatkeszseget jellemzi, hogy
megszerezte ennek az elejet6l
Ivegig beszel6, grandiozus ma
gyar film-darabnak el6adasi jogat
es a Danubia Pictures bemuta-
tasaban, folytatdlagos el6adasban
Ecsitortokon, aprilis 25-en fogja
szintehozni. Ugyanott ahoi a
lakoczi Indulo volt bemutatva
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
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