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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23
Noel Coward Film
to Be Ready Soon

Noel Coward. successful dramatist,
actor, composer, librettiSt and di-
rector, learned to write for the
theater. as Shakespeare did, by first
acting in it. and learned to write
songs by singing them.
In early youth Coward sang in a
choir, and years later wrote a song
about choir boys. His song writing
talents today are crowding his other
talents for leadership.
Among outstanding hits for which
he wrote words and music are
Some Day I'll Find You. World
Weary" IN See You Again, Mad
Dogs and Englishmen," and the
currently popular III Follow My
Secret Heart"
Coward recently embarked on a
career as a screen actor His first
film. The Scoundrel,' will be gen.
orally released shortly by Para
mount.
Those who watched Coward max
ing his initial picture noted his en-
thusiasm and interest in this new
medium and predict that it will not
be long before he is not only acting
in talking films. but writing and
directing motion pictures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23

The new film is based on a story
by Guy Endore, author of Were
wolf of Paris" and "Babouk" 1t was
directed by Tod Browning, master
of mysteries, creator of "Dracula"
and director of the famous Lon
CLANCY mysteries.
Lionel Barrymore is to be seen in
the principal role as Prof. Zelen,
amazing student of demonology
who aids the police in ferreting out
a vampire horde. Bella Lugosi Of
"Dracula" fame plays the vampire,
Count Mora, and Carol Borland is
Luna, his vampire daughter. They
figure in blood chilling episodes in
weird old castle.
Surrounding program includes a
new Todd-Kelly comedy, Sing
Sister, Sing" Colortone revue, a
cartoon in color and latest news
events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23

child wonder sings also in her new
film.
Little Shirley's new photoplay is
said to have appeal for young and
old. For the young in heart, as well
as in years. there is a circus Sc
quence, which includes "Poodles"
Hanneford, the noted clown and
rider who has appeared with lead
ing circuSeS for many years.
In addition, a fitting cast is said
to have been assembled around
Shirley Temple. 1t includes Rose
mary Ames as her mother and Joel
McCrea as her father.
Others are Lyle Talbot as the
other man in the triangle; Erin
O'Brien- Moore, Jack Donohue, Gus
Van, Margaret Armstrong, Rita
Owen. Leonard Carey. j. Farrell
Macdonald and Jack Bailey. The
direction is by John Robertson.
In addition to the featured at
traction, the new program includes
cartoon, tWo-reel comedy, Movie
tone News and a musical novelty
subject.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23
keystone Cops Reward

Edward F. Cline. in the picture
business since 1913, has signed with
Paramount as an associate pro-
Queer Cline began his career as
one of the original Keystone Cops.
Later, as a director, he handled the
first bathing beauty comedy for
Mack Sennett. For years ne has
been one of the most consistent
money" directors in Hollywood. His
first pictures for Paramount are not
announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23
Doris LlOYd'S Latest

Doris Lloyd has been signed by
Paramount for a featured role in
support o. Gary Cooper and Ann
Harding in Peter Ibbetson,' Henry
Hathaway directing. Another fea-
tured player just signed is Elsa
Buchanan. Vera Lewis goes into The
cast of the untitled w. C. Fields
comedy which Clyde Brakeman is
directing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23
Bing'S Long Termer

Henry Herzbrun. vice president
and general manager of Paramount
has signed for the company a new
contract with NBing Crosby, tying
him up as a Paramount star for the
next three years. Crosby will make
three pictures a year under the
rev deal His first will be Tive
Cor Tonight." with Joan Bennett.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23

His chief aids include Harry anC
Dorothy Dixon. comedy dance team
the Beau Brummels. a motley array
Of comedy stOoges whose attire be-
lies the name of the act: Kay May
field. a torch singer: Magma and
Martin. and Dinky Ozment. of the
late Texas Guinan's famous gang
with her dancing chorus known as
the Palais ROyale Beauties.
Production numbers featured in
the revue will include The Fan
Cascade" The Garden Of Venus.
and Broadway S5yenade With It's
Moving Skylines of New York"
on the Lyric screen The Oar
ing Young Man" tells the story Of a
New York newspaper man who
never tires Of expressing his sar-
castle views Of marriage until he
meets a girl reporter on a rival
paper. A rapid-fiTe courtship is fol-
lowed by plans for a quick marriage
However. on the day set for the
wedding. the man is sent to cover
an important assignment incOgnitO
in jail and is unable to reveal the
circumstances to his betrothed.
Detained in jail several days. he
sends the girl no explanation of his
absence. She becomes angry enough
to consent to marry another per-
sistent sutton.
The climax takes place when the
reporter hears Of her plans to marry
another man.
Sid SkOlsky. a famous newspaper
Columnist. and Claude B!nyon wrote
the story Of The Daring Young
Man" William A. Setter directed.
Besides James Dunn. Mae Clarke.
and Neil Hamilton. the cast also in
Cludes Warren Hymer. Sidney Toler.
Stanley Fields. Madge Bellamy. and
Jack LaRue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23
Fox Film. TheDaring YoungMan'
Depicts Luxurious Prison Life

waited upon and valeted by fellow in
mates, selling liquor and tobacco
and operating gambling games at
vast profit, keeping pet animals
with them in their luxuriously fur
niShed cells.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23
Mae DOdgeS Stage

Until she is convinced that her
screen career is over. Mae West
who Just finished Coin to Town
for Paramount. will not return to
the stage. either for a play or per-
sonal appearances.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23
Vampire Horror Picture TO Be
on Palace Bill; Shirley Temple
at Apollo for Another Week
Thrills, Laughter and Romance Mark MG-M Feature,
Starring Lionel Barrymore and Bella LugoSl:
Our Little Girl Scores Triumph.

INISTER shadows that the night in its ui
~ intensity blend thrills laughter Metro
Goodwin detective thriller Mark of the Vampire starring
Lionel Barrymore and Bella Lugos with Elizabeth Allan Jean Hershot
others, which will Palace.
Dealing with
who by
in nndnrr linrafn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23
League Executive Visits

Armada Menclay de Arms Of the
League of Nations secretariat. was
a visitor recently at the Paramount
studios. HOLLYWOOD
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-23
'PaIals RoyaIe Revue Also TO
Offer Beauty Chorus; Story Of
Newspaper Life Told by Film
Comedy Dance Team and Kay Mayed, Torch Singer, in
Cast: James Dunn Mae Clarke and Neil
Hamilton Star on Screen.

DERIvNG York night club
II Royale will open the
attraction the at the Lyric
be the comedy drama
entitled Man which has James Dunn Mae Clarke
principal players
Of energetic apparently
the hadlner Of the
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

ia. Ella 10 llevaba al cuello, Y
yo, 70 misma Sc 10 he quitado.
No cabe, 'pues, sUponer que sea
una prueba falsa, proporciona-
da por otra persona.
i Has estado en- ell Manico-
MIC? - frt6 10 unico que Sc "a
trevi6 a balbucear ell condo.
81; he estado Y he habla-
do con tn mujer, con la infeliz
a Quien abandonaste. Por ella
me he convencido de que eres
su Gustavo, su esposo, ell origi-
mai del retrato que encierra
este medallion, del cual me apo
dere para anonadarte para
confundirte.., jINecesjtaS mas
explicaciones para compren-
der que 10 Sc todo?... ~ yo,
necia de mi, que me resistia
La gaceta., 1935-08-19
DEPORTES
SAMA DERROTO A LA NO
VENA DE CORRAL

En- la manana del Sabado Sc
celebr6 un desafio de pelota en-
ire las novenas de las fabricas
de Corral y Sauna, en- ell parque
de la Gale Ounce, venciendo la
novena de la Gale %, con ano-
tacion de a Ipor l. Alfonso Ro-
driguez, lanZador de Sauna, Sc
porto acknowledgements, permi-
tiendo solo TN hit hasta la sep
TINA entrada, cuando tuvo que
relevar al catcher M. Rodriguez
que resulto herido por un foul
en- una mano.
iEntr6 en- este inning ell lama
dor Geological" Varas, con dos
hombres en- las bases, e hizo que
los bateadores Sc tragaran las
bolas en- ell ''home".
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

-Aunque no me desmientes,
aunque no me replicas, es nece-
sario que sepas el modo como
he descubierto tn secreto, para
que comprendas que toda mega
tiva es inutil.
Sac6 del pecho ell medallion
que pocas horas antes habia qui
.tado a la loca y 10 present6 a su
.esposo, diciendole:
Mira este: Glo conoces?
Luis apart6 las manos, con
las que cubrfa su cara, miro ell
medallion y un estremecimiento
nervioso agit6 su cuerpo.
lilo conoces! = proSigui6
Andrea. - Debiste darlo, quiz
"a, en- prueba de amor a Sole
dad, a tn primera espoSa, a la
Iverdadera, a la madre de tn hi
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

del Estado de Georgia, inaugu-
rara una estatua de bronco, de
|ocho pies, a la memoria del gla-
diador Young Striblink Era
.Stribling ell fdolo de SUI ciudad
natal y varias veees TOGO a la
Ipuerta del titulo de peso COM
'pleto; pero sin poder entrar,
Ell monumento Sc levantara
en- ell parque de la Gale Terce-
ra y la estatua sera modelada
Ipor un estudiante de la univer-
Isidad de Yale, Marshall Daug-
herthy, que solo tiene 10 amos.
La Ultima pelea la sostuvo
Stribling, POGO antes de su muer
te, con Make Rosenbloom.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

-iDel Manisomio !-excla-
maron a la vez los condos, mi
randoose.
Los dos tuvieron ell mismo
p~ensamiento.
GHabria recobrado Soledad
la raz6n?
Creci6 mas aun ell espanto
de Luis.
-Abre y toma esa carta,-
dijole Andrea con tono breve
Y energico.
Y el, obedeeiendola como I'm
aut6mata, fue a la puerta, la
abri6 y tom6 la carta de ma
nos del mayordomo.
Iba dirigida al condo Y en-
ell sobre Sc LEILA la palabra eur
gente'.
-Abrela y lee en- VOC alta,
La gaceta., 1935-08-19
LIGA NACIONAL

Dos veces derrotaron los bod
gers a los piratas, con los pit
cheers Clark, Benge y REFS. L6-
peg fue tres wees al bate y no
bate6 de hit.
Pittsburg DC, 3h, lie.
Brooklyn &c, 5h, lie.
Pittsburg &c, 10h, 2e.
Brooklyn &c, 5h, lie.
Los Cubs ganaron ell primer
desafio y ell Filadelfia ell segun-
do.
Chicago &c, 12h, lie.
Filadelfia &c, 11h, Be.
Chicago sc, 14h, 2e.
Filadelfia &c, l4h, 2e.
Filadelfia &c 12h, lie.
Hank Leiber bate6 su ITO cua
triangular de la temporada Y
ademas dos tubeys y un triple.
Carl Hubbell dej6 en- a carreras
a les Rojos; Ipero lie batearon II
"jilotes'.
Cincinnati &c, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19
AS PELEAS DE TO

LAS PELEAS DE III
New York, Agosto 20 La
pelea de mas importancia de la
semana la soStendran ell jueveS,
en- la Arena de la Madison
Square Garden, n Long Island,
ell tenor irlandes Jack Doyle y
Buddy Baer, hermano del ex :
campe6n Max Baer. Doyle ha di
.cho pdblicamente que pondra a
dormir a SD adversario, destru-
yendo a:f la leenda de que e.
solo es un cantador. Baer, por
su parte, tiene voz de baritone
y acostuXbra a cantar en- publ
CO.
Tony Canzoneri, campe6n del
teso ligero, y Freddie Miller,
ell campe6n del peso de pluma,
tomaran parte en- otros bouts.
CanZoneri peleara con frankie
Kick, de San Francisco, a diez
asaltos, y Miller tendra de ad-
versario a Roger Bernard, de
Flynt, Estado de Michigan.
Lunes.-En San Francisco,
ell campe6n de las 1875 libras, To
ny Canzoneri, contra Frankie
Kick, no Sc discutira ell titulo
del primero; Gene Mickens, de
New Jersey, peleara con Ray
Miller, en- Newark; Miami
Beach ofrecera "bouts" entire
Nat Litfin, de Pittsburg, y Blu
cky Burton, de Clinton, India
ma, y Frankie Hughes, de Gin
ton, y Rufus Miles, de Chariot
te, Carolina del Norte; en- Chi
cago, Gene Stanley, de Detroit,
contra Frank Kapanowski
Leto, de Tampa, Sc ba-
La gaceta., 1935-08-19
o LOS GUANTES

Hizo perfectamente bien Ma
nuel Quintero merchandise a la
Habana a cumplir contracts an
teriores a su pelea con Mr.. Chi
no Alvarez. Mra Manuel una
pelea con Alvarez significa muy
POGO, desde ell punto de vista de
su carrera. lAumentara la ia
ma del eXhuracan por derrotar
al ciudadano de West Tampa,
que pertenece a otra division y
no es de la primera fila?
A Quintero lie sobra tempo pa
"a demostrar que es superior a
Chino, a qui&n ha ofrecido cas-
tigar por ell abuse de la acome-
tida alevosa.
GPor que Jim Downing no
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

trata de concertar un match en-
ire ell Relampago Sagiero y ell
Chino?
Alvarez acept6 una pelea con
Manuel y no vemos, va que lpo-
co lie importa la diferencia de
peso, por que no ha de pelear
con Ell hombre que no pUdiera
veneer al "oriundo" de Galicia.
Ell Chino suponemos conser-
va la misma fortaleza de punos
que ell viernes del eseandalo.
Saguero creemos esta dispues
to a aceptar ell match, aunque
nada tiene que ganar en- repu-
tacion, 81 ell ciudadano de West
Tampa estampa su firL.a.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19
Jorge Buendia."

Apenas Luis hubo lefdo la
ultima palabra de la misiva
del medico, Andrea levant6se
y TOGO IN timbre.
Be present6 ell mayordomo.
-Traiga listed la nina,-df
Jole la condesa.-5Espera ell
hombre que ha traido esta car
ia?
81, senora.
Que entire.
-jQue intentas? -excIa-
mo Luis asustado.
-Hacer que cumplas tn de-
respondi6 la condesa.
-GEnviar la nina al Mani
ST.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

Via, ell NEW 1OrK, CJH Ivy
Jannazzo, del peso welter.
Martes.-Freddie Miller, cam
re6n del peso de plrma, pelea-
ra en- Cincinnati, su ciudad ma
tai, con Roger Bernard, sin dis
cutirse ell titulos figuran en- el
mismo programme combates en- :
tire Simon Nebolsky y Honey
Boy Brown, y Eddie Anderson,
de Washington, contra Curley
Denton, de Cincinnati en- Chi
cage, Bobby Pacho, de Cleve :
land, contra Gene Higgins, de
Chicago; Jersey City ofrece IN
bout entire LON lombard Y
Joey Zodda.
Mercedes. = Make Rosen-
bloom, ell excam,pe0n de las IT'S
libras, reaparecera aqui con
George Simpson de contrincan-
tie; Nash Garrison, de Ciudad
de MEXICO, Sc batira, en- Oak :
land, con Ival Wilson, de Eure-
lka.
Jueves.-En Ell programa de
Buddy Baer, ell baritone, y Jack
Doyle, ell tenor, figuran Eddie
Hogan contra Norman Barnett,
John Anderson contra Tony Gel
Ii, Lorenzo Pack y Al Boros,
Willie MCGEE y Tony Galento,
y Don Perrin contra Bob Tow.
San Francisco, California, pre-
senta a Jose Bernal contra Sam
my ODeill; San Diego, Johnny
Romero contra Swede Berg
en- Hollywood, Young
Tommy, de Manila, contra Bob
by LeyVas, de Phoenix, Ariz.
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-dijo la condesa.

-dijo la condesa.
Y como el vacilase, ella re-
piti6 energicamente:
lice!
Con la sumisi6n y humildad
de quien Sc reconoce domino
do, Luis rompi6 ell sobre Y ley6
temblando 10 que sigue:
Senior condo: En- nombre
de la ciencia reclamo de listed
ell auxilio de la nina que tiene
en- su poder, a fin de emplear-
la como medic para completar
mi obra y conseguir la compile
ia curaci6n de Soledad.
Convene que la nina ven
ga Junto a su madre cuanto
antes, y espero que asi 10 orde.
ne.
"B, S, M.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

Myers firm6 en- Tampa y Ma
nuel sc march0 a la Habana.
iHabra surgido una nueva
desavenencia entire ell dentista Y
su ahijado?
No 10 creemos; pero TODD es
possible en- estos amos de agita-
ci6n e incertidumbre.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19
iNFORMA|YON
~ D-TATO

Durante Ell dia de aver entra
ron los vapores americanos CT
ty of Alma, Prusa, Commercial
Floridian y ell sueco Vasaholm.
Salieron aver los vatpores de
bandera americans Commercial
Floridian, Falkland y Atlantic.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

Sc ALQUILA un ventilado
portal de dormir en- la casa de
apartamentos de Mrs. Mary C
Roberts, E. Columbus Drive,
l018, Telefono NJ 65-174.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19
Folletin No. 256
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
La Gaceta

-iEs este ell hombre a quien
yo he amaGo con toda mi alma?
V
Ell estado de Luis inspiraba
lastima.
Con la cabeza inclinada sobre
Ell pecho y ell rostro oculto entire
las manos, permanecia inm6vil,
como 81 la vida lie hubiese aban-
donado.
Torn6 la condesa a contem-
plarle, Y, secando de nuevo sus
lagrimas, 9ijO:
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

aun a admitir como cierta tn
infamia! iBien cara page mi
insensata credulidad!
vi
A este punto llegaba la es-
cena, cuando sonaron dos gol-
pecitos dados en- la puerta de
la estancia.
Luis, que Sc preparaba a ha-
blair, detuvose aSustado.
Todo lie atemorizaba.
-jQuien es?-pregunt6,
procurando dar a su voz una
firmeza y tranQuilidad que nc
tenia.
-Carta urgente del Manico
mio,-dijo desde fuera ell ma
randoSe.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

Macon, la NADIA bella ciudad
La gaceta., 1935-08-19
IBASE'BH
LIGA AMERICA Ia

80 cOlegial Rowe dio la victo-
ria los Tigres dejando a los
Yankees sin caeeras y en- solo
tres hits. Ruffing cargo con la
derr2ta. En- los ultimos siete in
nings Rowe ''lanz6" con un fuer
te dolor en- la ingle.
New York DC, Oh, 60.
Detroit &c, 9h, lie.
Los Senadores ganarorN pri
mer desafio con los Indios Y per
dieron Ell segundo.
Perdieron los Browns ell pri-
mer juego, frente a los Medals
Rojas, @anaron ell segundo.
, Wa. Aton 4c, 8h, 2e.
Cl@WYand &c, 11h, 2e.
Washington 4c, 10h, lie.
Cleveland 13c, ooh, 4e.
Boston sc, 10h, De.
st. Luis &c. 5h, 2e.
Boston &c. 11h, De
St. Luis 4c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19

La Sra. Maria Rcsa Zambito,
viuda del Sr. IgnaSaS. Zambito,
e hijos nos Una carta
que die @smos de una ma
nsra 'gR'cativa hacs5/legar
nuestro tprofundo aHradeci-
miento a todas aquellas perso-
que de una manera o de otra Sc
nos acercaNOn en- Ell m0mento
de nuestro dolOr. Rudo es ell gol-
perder a I'm ser querido,
pero es IN immense coRuelo ell
verse rodeado de amigos que
comprenden la pena y nos alien
tan a la conf.rmidad".
"Gracias en- particular a los
que mandaron ofrendas flora
les, expression de amistad".
Queda complacida.
La gaceta., 1935-08-19
eas d IA semnae en- toda
} Jack Doyle Sc bait g. p~as'\T

tira, en- New York, Non liz
The Washington times., 1935-11-23

GINGER ROGERS adorns
the film I'm Person, in this
lovely gown, beaded all over
in crystal, with landings of
beads for trimming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
TWO NOMINATED
 FOR PRESIDENT
 OF STATE LEAGUE
Especial to The DemocraD

Danbury. Sept. 8.-More than 40 members attended the tWo-day secsion of the State Junior Bas- ketbal. League meeting which opened Saturday and closed today.
 George Frisbie, Jr, of Water bury, last years vice. president, and Joseph MacBurney of Hartford were nominated as candidates for the office of president. after Presi- dent Clark H. Cooke of Waterbury declared himself out of the race. Even though the latter has de- clined to run, rumors have it his name may be written in when the election takes place early in Oc- tober.
 Following was President Cooke's address to those attending: "As you know, l have a great deal of admiration and respect for the state league. Due to a com bina- tion of circumstances, l am unable to accept another term of office, yet l am convinced after two years as your leader, that if you will cOnscientiously master the course laid down by my predecessors and myst.ss, you will have enough courage and knowledge to go on to greater heights, with new leader. Feeling as l do toward the league, and toward you personally. you may rest assured that if can in any way be of any assistance to you will be glad to cooperate and assist you. In closing may say have only the best wishes for :he future president and for the upbuilding of a superior state junior league"
 Paul Lescan presided AS chair man Of the two-day session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
SACRED HEARTS CONFIDENT AFTER
 FIRST VICTORY
CannOnsburg Met Locals
 Today at Cleveland;
 FallOn Arm Is Sore 1
BY GEORGE DILLON Especial to The DeEmOcrnE)

Cleveland, Sept e.--Bowing C Cleveland Fisher Food team, pre-. tourney favorites, { to o. Saturday. The Sacred Hearts turned the tables on Midland, Pa., Sunday to gain a 5 to 2 victory and an even break over the week end in the Na- tionaI Amateur baseball tourney here. Bobby Greatorex, whose ragged play Saturday gave the Foodmen unearned runs, made up for that ragged exhibition yester- day with a homer with 2 on in the seventh. It was the longest homer by an amateur in the Cleve- land Stadium travelling 3s6 feet on a fly, Paul Doran followed with another homer in the same frame. "Red Horse" Fallon pitched superb ball Saturday, but ragged support cost him the game. Beans" Mu- lesky, Falion and "Yocka" Stevens twirled yesterday, the latter getting credit for the victory. "Pee Wee" Murphy, inserted into the lineup as a catcher yesterday in the fifth inc ming in place of Bubbles" Balin- sky who went to centerfield in place of Sonny" Pronovost, made the Hearts look like a new ball club and started the seventh inning rally with a sharp single to left. Fallon, after pitching the whole game Saturday. relieved Mulesky yesterday and worked five innings before complaining of a sore arm. Mulesky OF. Earl Lefty" Flaherty will start to-day's game with Can- nonsburg, Pa, Murphy receiving.
 SACRED HEARTS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
MRS. ANNA CENUA
 EASILY CAPTURED CITY NET CROWN
Chop Strokes Proved In. vulnerable to Week.End
 Tennis Opponents

Experience and style of play proved to be the barrier that kept Barbi 70 Stone form attaining the city cham pionship womep's singles title in her match with Mrs. Albert Genua at Hamilton park yesterday. The steady, tantalizing chop strokes executed by Mrs. Genua, which so completely upset comedy Eleanor Kane in the semi-hnals on Saturday, produced the same effect on Miss Stone, who plays a hard driving game. and caused her to net many easy shots. Without ever being in danger Mrs. Genua ran out the match by scores of 6-1. 6-3. Al Smith was referee for the contest.
 Three quarter final matches will be played today, George Backman having defeated Joe Sullivan in the other quarter final tilt yester- day. Backman took the match easily by scores of 6-1, 60. Other quarter final matches scheduled for today are Riach-Tata at ] ?. m. on court 2: Eddie Smith-Eli Cut Ter at 5:30 on court 6; and Cies- lewski -Stollar at 4:30 on court 6.
 Doubles Today
 Two doubles matches are carded for today with the team of Back man and Cutler facing the Blew itt- Newberry combine at 6:30 pm. on court 6 and Tabshey and Del Bhono opposing Leary and Colo santo at 5 ?. m. on court D.
 Freddie Shaw and Jimmy Lord viii meet in the finals of the Idyl- wood junior tourney this afternoon at 1:3O o'clock on court 2. Freddie defeated Bucky Thornley in the semi final round and Jimmy Lord defeated his younger brother, George, in the other semi-final bracket. Young George who had de Seated his brother in the semi firsl round of the Hamilton junior tourney, was no match for his el- der this time and dropped both sets 6-3.