davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-04-21
WHY PAY RENT?
BEAUTIFUL
TAKOMA PARK.
DO YOU NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE?
WILL HELP YOU.

81 .a5O-S5O0 cash and about S45 per
month will make this cozy little bunga-
There are 5 charming rooms. bath and
attic open fireplace and oak floors
throughout There is also garage TO match
house. The beautiful shady lot is 5ox2oo.
A lovely place for the kiddies TO enjoy the
freedom OF q natural ffe Do not wait.
Two homes advertised in the last two
for one house
S645u-A brand-new hollow-tile home
OF q rooms. living room across front OF
house. with q most charming dining room
and well-appointed kitchen with open pan
try. three splendid bed rooms. tiled-foor
bath; living and dining rooms finished i'll
beautiful chestnut trim: spacious front
porch: lovely level lot with beautiful shade:
close 10 transportation. stores. schools
etc. Built to sell for SO 900 but unfortu-
nate circumstances cause this sacrifice.
About 5000 cash and S55-S6u a month
will make this home your own
Evening star., 1935-04-21
TWO BEAUIlFUL LOTS
ON RHODE ISLAND AVE. M

ON RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Each 42xls5 IT.; will sell much less
han real value or consider eXchange Tor
city residence. Call Mr.. FISCHER. Met.
UU4J. gu1 18th st. NV.
TRADES MATCHED QUICKLY ANY
WHERE RESULTS SINCE 1924. w. 3.
PICHLER 1908 K NV. NATL. 900.
OUTSTANDING BUSINESS PROPERTY
Improved by brick building l5oX 30:
nearly 30. 900 50. It. located on excellent
northwest thorouehfare. suitable for any
larse business. VIII consider trade. For
further information see Mr.. TOWBES.
lIu4 K CAFRrTZ. DIST. 9OSu.
SIX-ROOM SHINGLE SEMI-BUNGALOW
and bath all modern convenlences, two
Car garage. Iarse lot; located three miles
from Baltimore. one block from WaSnins-
ton Boulevard Win sell or apply on pur-
chase OF modern detached brick house IN
Chevy Chase D. c.. or Maryland. Will pay
balance in cash. Address Box % S!ar
Lr1.ce. - II
/ ACRE. RMS. { BATH. VERY ATrRAC-
tive. near Wheaton; sell cheap or trade
for D. c. small house
4.5-acre farm near LeeSburg. Georsla.
on GOOD road: good soil: fine large stream:
= acres bearing pecans: trade for WASH
Detached house in Bro0klsnd: every
convenience. gas heat: trade for house
and few acres near District.
Gas station and tourists camp: xooo
house; trade for property near D. G.
r. D. LILLE Co.,
264 Carroll St.. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
SALE-SUBURBAN.

IlRoBERT ssle RoBERT E. IoHR. 311 Cedar st..
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia 0ssl.
AT TUXEDO 1ADJoIN1NG cHEyERLYl
Ma sHaab. x0 chesp psons adams SEQ
NEARBY VIRGINIA-NEW 9-RM BRICK
afspacs stone nrspIaes in EesIfasloni f.m,i,ss Il
81 500. Generous terms New 5-room
brick bungalow. ample space for large room
.Gs .1ous sf'es ssrmsi atAsf New SPisE house sTse
sHs sousss soansF S on Msmcfsl Sass iS. diS.
one S. S 6. IYrTLE." "coLUMB1A 1a13.
broom bungalow. h.-w.h. ami; newly
decorated inside and out; situated on two
oWner %ii accept $50 With $50 and
ioT ooo @0es cash or PHONE feSfs oWNER dreen
FOREST GLEN-BEAUTIFuL COUNTRY
estate. Groom. all modern house. wide
%inases nsGsnes fTom ear Ms,ts hoass see For
sis ave. Silver spring.
BUNGALOW. 8 ROOMS @ BED RooMsl
R:nt e.. r. sne paRg%SEi lewis clifton ;Hif % Station
SOME MORE BARGAINs-6-RM. HOUSE.
Sleeping porch h-w.h.. $3.50; 5-rm. bun
s.Iow ssrsss Coos 81 5.5m 45m house 05n S
acres beautiful location. 81 $50.
j M. EARNEST 1921 Bath. Mt. Rainier. Nd
RIVERDALE HEIGHTS. MD ACRES:
sas. water. ,elec., sewer; southern slope
fruit and shade trees; u 4O0; on Teas'
BUILDING, 2sx4O. FOR REMODELING;
hard-surfaced road low price. M. g.
BRADFORD. Vienna Va. Telephone %.
VACANT-S2. $50.
OF course you can buy house most
any place for 5000 cash payment with
large monthly payments. but not with
gia acres good garden and fruits. 'front.'
stores. schools churches and only S19
monthly payments; 5 rooms. cleo; water.
etc See it-if you haven't the $500 We
Bowie Nd.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

BIG STONE CASTLE. IN PICTURESQUE
foothills: On State road near Potomac
River: overlooks health resort: piped with
water from famed Warm SPRINGS; electric
ity: six open freplaces; cost $50 600; sell
500 600: cash Sg.uUu: easy terms. or
trade for D. c. income property. brick or
stone nearby riverside farm or clear lots
west OF 18th. West 1913.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

3Sacre farm in Charles County: e.
room house. tobacco barn and other out
buildings $50. terms. Farm clear Of en-
cumbrance. Owner must sell
ROBERT l.. McKEEVER CO.,
Incorporated.
Shoreham Bldg National 1850
Evening star., 1935-04-21

BEAUTIFUL OLD COLONIAL BRICK.
large rooms. fireplace in each room;
water. sewerage. heat. shade trees. shrub
berry, flowers. 3 acres OF land. Near Mary
land University on private road. Priced
low for immediate sale.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

$50. 600 FUND. BUY SMALL. WHITE OR
,oiored houses. d. c.; also building lots:
submit yours for quick sale. Call or write
1. BRANDES, 815 11th st, NV. Dist. 1855.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

900 acres. 4-room bungalow. basement
and heat: few outbuildings; $3.50. terms.
good home for a workinsman with
children. Easy committing distance.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
RENT-SJJBURBAN.

DELIGHTFUL STONE COUNTRY HOUSE
completely furnished; IL rms. baths.
steam heat. elec stove Eetiigerah5opr
Maryland ave Guithersburg Md
FURNISHED HOUSE. SIX ROOMS. ALL
modern Improvements. double garaee. Two
blocks from Car line. Phone Hyatts. U2R.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
SALE-SUBURBAN.

RIVERDALE. MD.-FoUR-ROo BATH.
modern BUNGALOW. x2,05O; small cash pay
ment. balance small monthly payments
Evening star., 1935-04-21

15i4-AcRE CHICKEN FARM Groom
chicken house. shade and fruit trees;
50 900. Close in
Evening star., 1935-04-21
HFRFs REAL INVESTMENT

S.250-Now Rented SSE Per Month.
Arranged separate apts.: trade for
small house or farm. GeorRia 11.!
COLORED-A REAL BARGAIN: q r.. H.
VIII. cleo, double garage; porches recrea-
tion room. hardwood floors. reception room.
modern kitchen. Lamont st. east OF 18th
81 Adams 12o2
Evening star., 1935-04-21

COAL. WOOD OR JUNK YARD. WITH
shed, End and M Sc. SIS per month.
Net. 1900. Emerson o2i6. - - :. b.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

--balance like rent. including payment Of
nerve or courage and let me show you how
to own a real home. Others are-why
00b DO IF RI Now. STOP PAYING RENT :.
See. phone or write me personally and
I'll give you some figures that may open
your ewes on homes listed above, but If
you don't really have the desire to own
4 home or mean business then please don't
bother me.
L. L. JOHNSON,
a27 New York Ave. NV. Natl 959O:
COLORED HOME SPECIALIST,
AND l DON'T MEAN MAYBE.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
COLORED-Open Sunday

1927 HOWARD RID. Sc.
rooms. bath, gas. elec. hardwood
splendid neighborhood. school within a
block Small cash payment. balance like
rent Natl 1880. EVENINGS. Georeia 6136.
COLORED.
Columbia Heights near l3th and Park
fd-IN rooms. . baths. gas refriReration;
fne condition Price $3.50. on most rea-
aonable terms Call Mr.. Lewey.
WAPLE d JAMES. INC.
District 1896. Adams 1913.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

SACRIFICE

FORREST GLEN-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
estate. Groom. all modern house. wide
yeranda. 2-car garage high elevation: 30
minutes from White House. See our For
est Glen list VIM F. CARLIN. S115 Geor-
nia ave Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

1Oo MILLER AVE. CLARENDON-LOT
l45x33O IT.; house. 3Sx4S IT.; five large
bed rooms . baths: h.-w.h.. elec. g. gas;
easy terms. Inspect Sundays or call Clar-
endon 1907.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

1O-ACRE FARM IN LAUREL MD
G-room house sewerage and water:
beautiful shady lawn good barn and
chicken houses; 81 500.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

.O5-g PEOPLES LIFE ms. BLDG.-DESK
space. suitable attorney. etc; stenographic
service II desired. Met. 1900. En-. U!ld.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

DESIRABLE HIGHWAY PROPERTY. NEAR
Other buildings level. fertile soil. desirable
an estate. club. stock or dairy farm
Well-financed bargain. OWNER. Address
Box ..SH-R Star Office
Evening star., 1935-04-21

Shepherd 3444 Citizens Bank Building.
Takoma Park d. C.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
wANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

BARGAIN-FIRsT COMMERCIAL.
OWNER GEoRGiA siIO.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

GOOD 6-RM HOUSE. . ACRES ON HARD
l miles from Washineton $1,000 $50
cash. balance $50 per mo-; clear of debt.
:, 10 acres rich land, s;rm, house. bath;
shade. large barns; miles from Wash
lngton: $4,000; $1,000 cash. assume trust,
balance Sn5 mo
See MASON HIRsT Annandale. Fairfax
County. Va, end of Col Pike. Alexandria
43-F-31
Evening star., 1935-04-21

FARM CONTAINING SO ACRES. I'M
proved by an S-room modern house. bath,
heat and electricity: also outbuildingS.
fruit trees. large meadow. fine grazing;
Little Monocscy runs through this mea-
dow; beautiful view on State highway. "a
mile south Of DickerSon. For price and
terms consult owner MRS. LILLE E.
JONES Dickerson Md
Evening star., 1935-04-21

Antiquity. Colonial charm. dignity of
ancient boXwood. social environment en-
dow this handsome old home with values
possible only through the originator's
genius and the lapse OF time For more
than century and quarter 1t has re-
fact sentmentally and the secret OF its
state of preservation.
II rooms. nearly two acres of land Go
out Wisconsin ave to Rockville and one
block directly beyond the court house.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
1.IQ K National 11rp
Evening star., 1935-04-21

5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS ON CEMENT
! tiful streams: Q miles from Washington:
$3.50 per acre: $50 cash, balance SIS rer
month. Also beautiful new and Colonial
homeS-farms of every size and description
See MASON HIRST. Annandale. Fairfax
County. Va, at end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 43-F-4I
Evening star., 1935-04-21
SALE-SUBURBAN.

II ROOMS. FRAME, SLATE. ROOF, 3
all large rooms. all modern conveniences,
separate servant quarters. acres OF
ground 2O0-ft. frontage on BALTIC. Wash.
land: suitable for private home. apart
ments. tourist home or an inn. 1888 price
for quick sale. Phone Berwyn 1855.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!
Beautiful wooded home sites with q
frontage Of T5 feet In one of Arling gton
strfcted sections ACT NOWt And take
advantage of re-development prices.
Graded and surfaced streets. water. sewer.
81 900: terms.
THE VIRGINIA REALTY co.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
R. D. LILLE CO..

HEIRS DEMAND SALE.
(Here is Montgomery Countys greatest
FARMLAND value s:i3 acres ] 80 under
cultivation trich, rolling land grows SIS
bushels OF wheat 10 the scre,: fine orchard.
half dozen wonderful springs. water in
every field; well fenced; nearly a mile
frontase on hard road; habitabe main
house and good tenant house; only 30
minutes drive from our ONCE. Will be
sold for less than half the price asked for
adjoining property. To inspect. call Mr..
Thomas.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

~ ACRES. FRONTING ON DEFENSE
highway. level land. elec: $3.50 w G.
WILLIAMS. 35O5 Ritenhouse st. Clev.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

$4,000 TO $1,000.
Colored These beautiful 6-room. COM
pletely modern detached homes in North.
east Washington convenient 10 stores and
transportation. Terms. To see them call
nittr
Evening star., 1935-04-21

FOR SALE-!6 ACRES. MILE FROM
Manassas. Va. on good road. S-room -
story frame house; electricity well water.
acres fertile soil. ii acres wood land
VIII sell at Il sacrifice. Easy terms. Box
'I:Sl Manassas. Va
Evening star., 1935-04-21
$3.50.

Beautiful new Colonial center hall home
on large wooded lot In d. C: Oak floor,
tile bath, full basement washable paper,
hot-water heat. bargain. See it today.
Drive out Alabama ave. Sc. to 44th pl..
turn left on 44th to No. ll40. IL
coLoRED. DowNTowN-IO-R AND B.
brick. h.-w.h. elec: good condition, Price.
S.. 500: $3.50 cash. balance monthly.
OWNER District 45OS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
Inside Stuff

Madame Jeritza, together with Walter Damrosch, Paul Whiteman and Frank Black, musical masters in their respective fields, will glor- ify the air on the new RIGA Mag ic Key" show that inaugurates it's first performance on Sunday, Sep tember 29th. Madame Jeritza' s glorious voice will be picked up from Vienna by short wave and her broadcast over NEG.
 Lennie Hayton, conductor of the Lucky Strike Hit Parade" on WEAF, explains an unusual differ- ence in thep laying of music at re- hearsal and during the actual broadcast itself. The tension and nervous excitement prevailing be- fore and during a prgoram causes the musicians to play with more vitality. This has to be taken into consideration by the orchestra leader and the engineer in secur- ing the proper "level," which can- not be accurately gauged at the rehearsal only.
 Irving Kaufman, who is heard as "Lazy Dan, the Minstrel Man" over the WABS-Columbia network, un- hurriedly approached his car parked near the CBS studios the other day, when he suddenly be- came aware of the fact that a strange man was tinkering with the door of his car. Kaufman shouted "Hey, wot yo' doin'?" Just then the man got the door opened and grabbed three coats and start ed to run. Very unlazily Dan chased him down the street, yell ing "Robber." A half black away the man dropuped the coats.
 An unusual feature in radio Is the male octet which Paul Pearson will feature in the House of Pinaud radio program "In Lilac Time" The young eighteen year old Jean nine will furnish the feminine al- lure. singing songs in her own sweet way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
IRISH PROGRAM ON
 AIR SATURDAY
WATR to Broadcast Post master General James
 A. Farley's Speech

Officials of Station WATR an- nounced this afternoon that the ceremonies of Irish National Day at Settlers Village on Sunday, fea- tured by an address by Postmaster General James A. Farley, will be broadcast. The program will begin at about 3 o'clock, the definite starting hour to be set later in the week.
 Completion of arrangements for the broadcast means that those un- able to attend the Irish Day exer- cises at the Village will be able to hear over their own loud speakers the varied program, of entertain ment and speeches which has been arranged. Of particular importance will be the address by Postmaster General Farley, who is one of the most prominent figures in Ameri- can public life today.
 Former Mayor Francis P. Guil- foile will preside at the exercises, which have been arranged as a tribute to the great part the Irish and their descendants have played in the advancement of Waterbury.
 The arranging for this special broadcast is another in the series of WATR Community" programs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
In TIhe LOcaI
 Thentes.s
STATE

Friday night is "Registration 1 Night" at Warner Brothers State has been made in order to accom- modate many more regular Regis tration Night" patrons who might not gain. admission if it were held on Wednesday evening.
 With Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers singing and dancing to the tunes of Irving Berlin, Americas big three of melody and rhythm bring KRO Radios new musical comedy, "Top Hat," to the screen. Berlin wrote the complete musical score for the picture, which CO., stars Astaire and Miss Rogers in a colorful romantic story richly spic- ed with comedy. The big featured dance of the show Is the "Picco- lino," staire and Rogers also team in speciality numbers such sa Isn't This a Lovely Day." which is danced in the rain in a London band -stand and Cheek to Cheek" a romantic dance in Venice. As taire does two solo numbers: "Top Hat" and 'No Strings" Miss Rog- CTS sings the clever solo "Get Thee Behind Me, Satan"
 Helen Frederick, stellar New York stage comedienne, Edward Everett Horton. Erik Rhodes and Eric Blore head the supporting cast.
 "Top Hat" and an excellent sur- rounding program remains at the State until Friday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
By DAN THOMAS

ny D{AN hIho."hC (NEA Service StafY COrrcspondent)
 Hollywood.-At last the movie industry has acquired an incentive that will result in the finest crop of pictures ever produced, for the ''personal jealousy" germ has crept into the business.
 The drastic changes made in studios personnel Curing the last few months have resulted in more jealousies than Hollywood ever before has seen. And the desire of each executive to prove him. self the little king" will result ! in pictures really worth writing about.
 Daryl Zanuck, having taken complete charge of Twentieth Gen. tury-Fix production, is deter mined to show everyone that the gigantic Fox studio needed only the right man at it's helm to make it the outstanding company in the industry.
 One of his first moves was to throw out the 12 stories that stu dio had ready for production, re- placing them wit the strongest stories he could fir
 Ernest Lubitsch, recently put in charge of Paramount production, has 6 two-fold purpose ahead of him. One Is to make amends for his failure as production head of the Paramount Long Island studio some years ago. The other is to create, for himself an executive pedestal that will equal in height the position he occupied as di- rector.
 David Sclznick, who has re- signed as a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer producer and organized his own unit to make pictures for United Artists, virtually has to turn out topnotch pictures to retain the glory he has reapcd from such films as David Copperfeld" and "A Tale of Two Cities" If he slips now, there will be intimations that perhaps the credit for those films should not go to him.
 Mary Pickford, having jumped from actress to producer, must create a reputation in this new field. And if it's going to be at all comparable to the position she has held for many years, her pictures
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
POLI'S.

Opening today at Poli's is a su. perb double feature program, hav- ing one of the most popular pic lures ever filmed: Smiling Through" with Norma Shearer Frederic March and Leslie How ard. With this is to be shown "Sweepstake Annie," a romantic comedy describing what happens to winner in the sweeps" The players are Marion Nixon, Tom Brown and other favorites.
 Tonight at nine o'clock the reg ular Vaudeville show shall be pre- scented, consisting of five acts brought directly to Waterbury from the leading stages of Broad way. Gus Meyers shall also per form with his fiddle.
 To prove to the public it's desire to produce only the best shows, Polls has booked the musical Broadway Melody of 1936". In it Elanor Powell, the worlds champion, dances as only she can; especially when supported by Jack Benny, June Knight, and Robert Taylor, the comedy team-Buddy and Wilma Isben, and scores of others.
 The picture shall have four day run beginning Saturday, with no advance in Prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
STRAND

Performances this evening con- clude the engagen: ant at Warner Brothers Strand of China Seas" starring Clark Gable, Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery, also Smart Grip with Ida Lupino, eKnt Tay- Tor, Gail Patrick and Joseph Caw- thorn.
 Tomorrow brings an all new show headlined by the great Kath- arine Hepburn in Alice Adams" with Fred MacMurray, Fred Stone and Evelyn Venable.
 . She was poor but she was am- bilious to win wealth and social recognition, and lived in a make believe world of pretense in an effort to achieve her desires.
 This is the story of Alice A. dams" which stars Katharine Hep burn in the title role. Not since she scared to the heights of screen fame in Morning Glory" has Miss Hepburn had role so fitted to her unusual genius.
 The companion feature will be Hard Rock Harrigan" a swash- buckling adventure story starring the ever popular George O'Brien.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
Hollywood News and Gossip -- JEALOUSY IS NEW SPUR
 TOWARD BETTER FILMS
Switching of Executives Makes for Far Keener kivaly All
 Striving for Top Place in Movie World

will have to be big attractions.
 Mary has too much pride to be satisfied with lesser position. With such rivalry fiaring, other studios which have not undergone executive changes will have to speed up considerably. M-G-M, which for some years has enjoyed the spotlight as the finest produc- ing organization, will have to do better than ever before if it's go- ing to stay on ton.
 And RkO, Columbia, Warner
 Brothers, and Universal will have to show considerable improvement or they'll be dropped from the running.
 New Fun for Film Folks
 Hollywood now has new pas- time-fubngwu, Chinese game
 which is cross between pin- ochle and dominoes. The game, played with 84 sticks labeled with Chinese figures, was introduced to the film crowd by two Chinese extras on the Charlie Chan in Shanghai" set.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25

Jack and Loretta Clemens. youthful radio vocalists and instru- mentalists, will be starred over an NBC-WEAR network in "Studio 7," a serial of music, drama and heart throbs, starting Tuesday, October 1, at 11:15. a. m.
 The music-dramatic program will be written by Johnny Cantwell, writer of comedy for the Broadway stage. Jack and Loretta will play the roles of two youngsters who inherit radio station KNEW from an uncle who first received their pledge that they will encourage amfateur talent on the air. There fore, in addition to their own sing ing, playing and acting, Jack and Loretta will present each week one amateur who shows promise of attaining stardom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
New York Stations wEAr-sso - woR-7,o = wJz-7so - wABo-sso

9:15-WOR-Hey Broun, Commentator. 9:30-WOR-Wa Sin fonietta; Agnes Davis, Soprano. WJZ-20,OOO Years in Sing Sing; The Braggart,
 Sketch, with Warden
 Lewis E. Lawes.
 WABC-Byrd Antarctic Expedition Radio Re- union; Presentation,
 Medal for Distinguished Contribution to Radio to Admiral Byrd. 10:0O-WEAF-To be announced. WOR-Siberian Singers. WJZ-To be announced. WABC-George Burns and Oracle Allen, comedians; Grofe orchestra. 10:15-WOR-The World Parade Upton Close. Writer. WJZ-Coronation of Jes- sica Dragonette, as Queen of Radio Show. 10:30-WEAF-Ray Noble orch. WOR-Harris orchestra. WJZ-Dinner Aboard Po- fish Liner Pilsudski. WABC-March of Time Sketch. 1O:45-WABC-Poet's Gold. -WEAF-Laporte orchestra. WOR-News; Dance music WJZ-Dorothy Lamour, Soprano.
 WABC-Hamp orchestra. :15-WJZ-Negro male quartet. 11:30-WEAF-Le orchestra. WJZ-Romanelli orches- tra.
 WABC-Hopkins orchestra 11:45-WEAF-Jesse Crawford, Organ.
 WABC-Masters orchestra 12:30-WEAF-Lights Out, sketch WABC-Carlson orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
20O.-WDRC--Hartford--133O

P. M.
 S:O0-Baseball game-Red Sox
 vs Philadelphia Athletics. b:16-Melodic Moments. S:30-Jack Armstrong-All-
 American Boy. 6:45-Patti Chapin. e:OO-Yankee Network News. 6:15-Bobby Benson and sunny
 Jim. s6:30-Poetic Strings. 6:50-Basepall scores. 6:55-Musicale Interlude. 7:O0-Austin Schrivener and his
 Whispering Strings. J:15-Dyno Boys-Gordon, Dave and Bunny. ,7:45-Boake Carter. ;8:00-Johnnie and his Foursome s:15-Emery Deutsch Dance E Rhythms and Connie Gates 8:30--Broadway Varieties. 9:00-Six Gun Justice. s9:30-Admiral Byrd Expedition R Reunion. f0:00-Burns and Allen; Grofe's VI Orchestra. 10:3O-March of Time. 10:45-Poets Gold. Network News. 11:15-Hamp's orchestra. 1l:30-CIaude Hopkins orchcs- E tra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
Big Hearts in Hollywood

Big Hearts in Hollywood While the Peter Ibbetson'' troupe was on location in the Bush Gardens at Pasadena the
 other day, Renee Bartlett, the
 wardrobe girl, suddenly was
 stricken with terrific pain in
 her right side. Gary Coper, cit ting nearby, noticed her double up, Without a moments hesitation,
 he carried her to his car and rusher her to the Pasadena Finer gency Hospital. Fifteen minutes
 later surgeons were operating, for appendicitis.
 In the meantime Ann Harding wrote out a check for $100 and started fund to defray the girls expenses. A total of $750 was collected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25

In the main, CIem McCarthy's blow by blow description of the fig { last night pleased radio lis- tensrs, from the comment that we w~S able to gather in the min utes immediately subsequent to the battle. .Clem's style is fast, yet his every syllable Is under standable. The absence of Ora ham McNamee certainly didn't seem to be felt.