davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Schodza Okres.
Sboru Slow. L.igy
Bude ' stredu veSer, 76. jii-
na pri osade ". CyrilA :
Metoda.

Sch6dza Okresneho Sboru
Slovenskej Lfgy so spolkami
a klubami v zaujme 15. Slo-
venskeho Dna bude odbtva-
ma ma stredu, 26. jIna vecer
pri osade sv. Cyrila ! Meto-
da. Vsetky spolky 4 kluby.
muzske j zenske z Mahoninf
doliny sd ziadan& byt' No tej
sch6dzi zastdpen6. Slovensky
Den je uz . Styri ttxdne,
musime sa dobre pripravits, !,
aby 80 nam vydaril.
Andrej :. Hanr6l
taior1 M.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21

v nedel'u. %. jdna v osa-
de Mena Jezis bude Ease
radostna a vyznamna .uda-
lost. lebo jej syn, Rev. Fran
tisek Jozef Kurta bude slu-
lit svoju prvd slavnostnu sv.
omsu v chrame, do ktorello
kedysi chodieval ako chla-
pee. Rev. Frantisek j. Kurta
boil vysvateny ma knazstvo
najdp. biskupom Johnom
Thomasom Riddom, D. D. v
sobotu, Is. juna v katedrale
sv. Petra v London, Ontario,
Kanade, kde bude i ucinko-
vat medzi kanadskymi Slo-
vakmi.
Sv. omsa sa zacne' o pol
II. hodine. Po sv. omsi bude
spolocny obed v skolskom
auditoriume k pocte noveho
knaza.
Rev. Kurta je uz, an sa
nemylime, stvrtym synom O.
sadly Mena Jezis, ktory po-
svatil svoj zivot knazstvu.
Prvym boil Rev. Suba, ktory
lcinkuje v Kanade, druhym
Rev. Cyril Kramar, ktory a.
ko nisionar ucinkuje v Ko-
rey, Azii q tretim Rev. DIR.
J. Humensky, ktory teraz
studuje este sociologiu q eko-
nomiu, takze 2 neho budeme
mat prveho slovenskeho u
cenca-knaza.
Rev. Kurtovi ma tomto
mieste blahozelame a praje-
me hojneho bozieho pozeh-
mania v jeho pracach "a cir
kew a "a pozdvihnutie ka-
nadskych Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
MESTSKE PRAcE
POD CIVIL SERVICE

Takmer vsetky mestske
prace dane boly pod Civil
Service a aplikacie ku zkds-
kan prichodia uz vo vep-
kom pocte. Wallace T. Met
calfe, tajomnik komisie po-
vedal, ze zk1sky budu asi o
styri tyzdne. Este al parko-
vi zamestnanci odpor1cani
su byt' pod civilnou sluzbou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21

Vo dhoch cd 20. jdna do
5..jula bude zasedanie cesko-
slovenskej baptistskej kon-
vencie v kostole Slovenskej
baptistskej cirkvi ma Reed
Ave. a 14th St. v Campbell.
Tohoto sjazdu zucastnia sa
delegati, ktori budu zastu-
povat' bapt. cirkve 20 Spo-
jenych Statov i z Kanady.
V dennych zasedaniach budu
riesene problemy tykajuce
sa konvencie, ale kazdy We
Ger bud1 v kostole verejne
prednasky, ma ktore povola-
vame slovenskd verejnost' z
Mahoning doliny.
Tuna budete mat osobnti
prilezitost' pocut' i SOMA
NIT sa S muzmi, O ktory ch
casio cftavate v roznych slo-
venskych novinach. Bude
pritomny dobre znamy Slo-
wax prof. A. P. Slabey, kto-
ry bol nedavno vymenovany
"a profesora slovenskej reci
a literatdry ma slavnej Co.
lumbia univerzite v New
Yorku. Bude prftomny DR..
j. Novotny, ma ktoreho 81
mnohi americki legionari pa
matujd z Ruska, kde DIR. No
votny ucinkoval ako sekre-
tar Y. M. C. A. z Chicago
medzi inymi pride rev. Ed
Catlos, ktory je medzi chi.
cagskymi Cechmi a Slovak.
mi vePmi dobre znamy skrze
radiove prednasky. Ako al
mnohf inf znameniti kazate.
liza a pracovnici ma poll ma.
bozenskom i narodnom budu
pritomnf. z Kanady spome.
MEM aspoh jedneho a to p
F. Dojcaka, ktory je vyda,
vatePom niekol'kych novin
ako znamym obchodnikon
vo Winnipeg, Canada. Kon.
vencnym predsedom bude
vsetkymi obl'ubeny DR.. V. J
Vita z Chicago.
Prednasky, ako al celj
program bude pretkavanJ
spevmi miestneho spevacke,
no sboru pod vedenfm p. Pa
via Fabera a v sprievodt
Laddy Hibena ma plane. Tie3
bude ucinkovat' znamy te
norista Karol M. Gazo Z
Newark, N. j. o vystupe
nj p. Gazu SINE mnoho v no
vinach citali. Ma nasej oko
lici nenie tax znamym, ak
v New Yorku a New Jersey
Nenechajte ujst' TAX wac
nej prilezitosti, ale no prfd'
te pocut'. On bude zvlastt
spievat' 5. julia, ked' budt
zasedanie mladych Pudi. '
nedel'u vecer, 80. jdna ku de
legation povie uvitaciu rel
Mr.. T. Roy Gordon, mayor
mesta Campbell. Buduceh,
tyzdna podame podrobnejs
program konvencie.
M. D. Hiben,
kazatel' miestnej cirkvi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
MALO PRfHLASOV
o POzICKY Cd Hole

Home Owners Loan kor-
poracia oznamuje, ze dosta-
va velmi malo prihlasov o
morgicove pozicky, z coho
sud-, ze majitelia domov ME
su uz pritfskani o stenu BAN
kami. HOLC ma este $780,
100000 ma ,udelenie morgi-
covych poziciek, kdezto ter
min prihlasenia sa o pozic-
ku vyprsf uz %. j1na.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
CHLAPCI SPACHALI
LUPEzNU VRAzDU

Y Jamaica, L. l.. N. Y.
traja chlapci, 11-rocny Ju-
lius Damato, 13-rocny Frank
Damato a 13-rocny Lisbon
Lawrence ukradli istemu po-
licajtovi revolver a zastrelili
MIN 36-rocneho Williama
Walsha q ozbijali no. Chap.
ii budd s1denf = vrazdy pr
sv6ho sturha
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Lansingville S, Campbell 1


Democko Ease priviedol
lsnsingvillsku ocatu k vit'az-
stvu, ked' nedovolil Camp
bellu do osmeho iningu ami
jedineho zabitu. Toto je uz
stvrte vit'azstvo Lansingvill-
canov, ktore sa pripisuju to-
muto. znamenitemu hadzaco-
vi. .s.-.-
Farrell ID, Youngstown 2.
Youngstown podstupil t'az-
XII porazku v boji S Farrell
lom, v ktorom Farrellcania
dosvedcili, ze su silnejsf, nez
tt z nasho mesta. S touto po-
razkou Youngstown 81 pevne
zabezpecil posledne miesto v
lige, v ktorom sd al Farrell
nachadzal s mimi pred tou-
to hrou. ltt. l..
Haselton S, Struthers 1.
Haselton tiez zvit'azil. po-
raziac catu Struthers sk6rom
5 ku 1. S tou vyhrou Hasel-
ton vysvobodil sa z tretieho
miesta a vstupil do druheho,
kde s1 Lansingville a Stru-
theirs podnes.
Steelton 81 v nedelu oddly
choval.
In r H.eeav
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
VAzNA KONFERENCIA
81. LfGY " PITTSBURGH

v Pittbsurghu bude teraz
v nedel'u, v budove Mar. 81.
Spolku konferencia. ktorej
sa zucastnia mnohi verejnf
cinovnici slovenski 2 celej
Ameriky. Konferenciu svola-
la Slovenska Lfga. z Youngs-
townu ia ide p. Anton M.
Palkovic, hi. pokladnfk If
gy; p. Jan Lesko, hi. tajom-
nix S. S. X. i red. t. casopisu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
oDKAZ REDAKcIE.

Pan J. P. Seko, Warren,
O. Zpravu o vymenovanf
p. Martineka "a leteckeho
kadeta pri namornfctve SIP.
Statov prinesieme v budl-
com elsie, lebo do tohto pri-
.Sla u neskoro.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Hry ma nedel'u

= I : Hry ma nedel'u 80
Campbell zapasf so Steel
tonom ma Stambaugh hrisku.
Youngstown hraje S Ha-
seltonom ma Oakland hrisku.
Struthers odcestuie do
Farrell a Lansingville 81 od-
dychne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
1O-r. jubileun
Ev. Q. Kriizku
Dopoludnia budI sl&vnostn6
sluzby boxie 4 . Z. hodine
zacne "a veGierok ) bohatym
programorn 4 dobrou
veGerou.

Vsetkym ct. udom, ldky-
nam a priatel'om evanjeli-
ckej cirkvi Jana Husa" t.
ctive oznamujeme, ze v ne
del'u, dina 23. j,lna oslavime
s pomocou bozou 10-rocn&
jubileum zenskeho Oltarne-
no Kr1zku v nasej cirkvi.
Slavnostne sluzby bozie bu-
du odbyvane rano o 10. ho-
dine, pri ktorych dvct. p. Ia
rar zvestuje Slovo Bozie ku
tel prflezitosti.
Mimo tychto slavnostnych
sluzieb bozfch bude VECIE-
ROk 0 Z. hodine vecer v
skolskej miestnosti ma Ma
honing a Whitney ul. Boha-
ty program a dobr4 vetera
je pripravena pre- vsetkych
dcastnikov. Program je ma
sledovny:
/. Privitanie obecenstvas
pi. z. Roh, predsedkyiia.
2. Modlitbu predriekal
dvct. j. Roh.
8. Hymna "Hrad prepev.
n.y. - obecenstvo.
4. Prfvet, basef k 1O-roe.
jubileu: pi. M. Metcalf.
5. "Vsetci Panu prospe-
vujte" - zensky sbor.
6. Pozdrav "a cirkev -
p. F. Jakubec nj.
Pozdrav 70 1n1Sdek
81. z. Krchniak.
8. Solo spev: "Az potiaT
pomahal" - pi. A. Remias.
g.. Pozdrav "a NedeInu
Skolu - p. J. Antal mi.
10. Inc pozdravy.
IL. 80, viero matiek' -
zensky sbor.
IL. Humor "AmerickA slo-
vencina" - pi. A. Kulik.
13. Historic Zenskeho o.
Krlzku - pi. z. Roh.
ID. Hymna .'Nuz, Bohu
d'akujme' - obecenstvo.
Is. Predstavenie Zach, Il
nasi manzelia" - komickT
vystup v jednom dejstve, "a
hraju nasledovne osoby: pi.
Maria Kisel, Julia Jakubec,
Maria Laska, Julia Laska,
Johanna Dovala, Julia Ma
tel a Zuzanna Barto.
16. Modlitba k veceri -
dvct. J. Roh.
II. Pod'akovanie.
18. Hymna "Boh bud 8
vami' - obecenstvo.
| Ma tlto nasu slavnost' vse-
tkych domacich VERY ako /
vsetkych dprimnych ctitel'ov
p. Boha a naseho n&roda
z mesta j 2 nasho okoliA sr-
| decne povolavame.
/ Zuxanna Rob,
.rrodu kv,s $ks1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Cata osady sv. P.
aPavla je prva
Porazila v nedel'u Hubbard.
canov.
VysIedky " nedel'u

VySiedky v nedcPu
Sv. Petra a Pavla d, Hub
bard 3.
P. Marie 6, Campbell s.
Farrell 7, Mena Jezis 6,
10 iningov.
Lansingville II, Haselton
6.
Pulaski 20, Trojice 1.
Stav ciat v Slovenskej lige
Cata VVhra priehra PET
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21

Youngstownsk6 Sloven-
ske Noviny maid mat pred
most Y kazdej slovenskej do
~ 6cnosti \ 4 honin4 al
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Bude tn konvencia
c.-s. baptistov

konvencia bude v dnoch 20.
jIna do S. julia v kostole Slo-
venskej baptistskej cirkvi ma
Reed Ave. a ID. ul. v Camp
bell Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Prinicie Rev.
F.Kurtu v nedel'u

Syn osady Mena Jezis pride
sem ' nedelu Z Kanady a
odsluzi svoju prvl sl6vnostni
sv. on1su v chr6me M. Jezis.
Po sv. omsi bude v skolskom
auditcriume obed k pocte
noveho knaza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21

2.-Pohl'ad ma koliseum v
Springfield, ILL.,, kde repub-
likani vydrziavali vel'ku pred
konvenciu. ma ktorej odsu-
dill terajsiu vladu a pripra-
viii body pre- republikansku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Jednotarska Liga

Vysledky v nedel'u
Cata Vyhra Priehra Pet
Evening star., 1935-09-13

broidered yoke.
The material was yellowed and had
fusty smell about it. but Granny
fingered it lovingly. She removed her
flannel gown and put on the en-
broidered one. She ran a comb
through her hair and put a dab of
Marney's rouge on her liver-spotted
cheeks.
She placed a glass of water and a
pencil and paper on the table next
to her bed. Wonder how Eleanora
Duse or Sarah Bernhardt would do
this"
She threw her chin high. .dra-
matically reached for the water, and
with her eyes closed in anticipatory
pain placed the capsule on her tongue
and washed it down.
Then she carefully worded a note
to Marney. and, with her heart flutter-
ing in her breast, wearily dragged
herself into bed and composed herself
for death.
A T IL o'clock Marney let herself
in and found Granny in bed with
all the lights on. Then she noticed
the muslin nightgown, the embroid
cred pillow slips, and-why Granny's
cheeks looked feverish. She few to
her side. There was a note lying on
the coverlet A pang of fear con-
stricted Marney's heart as she read
its contents:
Il haven't long to live anyway,
Marney. And you have whole life
time.
Il read your revised story tonight.
Marney, dear, the death. the autopsy
and the courtroom scene weren't very
gripping.
IF I were not 50 your little white
capsule would never have tempted
me. But I know you're going to
need that $500 and my $50 month,
too, to fight your illness. Besides, I
couldn't resist the chance to prove
that suicide was the logical ending
You see, darling, even well persons
with a little money coming in every
month sometimes commit suicide
when the motive is strong enough.
please comb my hair high and take
the first train for Phoenix as soon as
I'm decently buried"
1t was signed Granny"
Marney began sobbing and the
sobbtlg made her cough.
Granny's eyes opened in startled
alarm.
You here. too?" she gasped.
Where, Granny?"
I'm heaven"
"Oh, darling, I thought you were
dead"
Granny smiled wearily. IT am
Almost. The capsule on your desk. I
took it,"
"The capsule!" breathed Marney in
relief. Why that was nothing but
powdered sugar and soda. Stage
property, you know"
Stage property" grunted Granny
in disdau. Serves me right"
Copyright 1881
Evening star., 1935-09-13
SKYLINE SHENANDOAH
CEREMONIES PLANNED
Scenic Route Association Tour to
See Formal Opening
Exercises.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
LURAY, Va, September 13.-Tha
Skyline Shenandoah scenic route from
Waynesboro to Front Royal will be
officially opened Tuesday at II o'clock,
when brief dedication ceremonies will
be held, with President j. R. Minis of
the Route Association cutting a rib
bon across the roadway at Elkton.
The ceremonies will be part of a
program marking motorcade begun
earlier in the day, when members
of the association will travel over
the route and over Skyline Drive
to familiarize themselves with all
sections covered by the association.
Besides the dedication ceremonies
stops will be made at the Adam Miller
homestead near Elkton, Fort Long,
near Luray; Skyland, on Skyland
Drive; Shenandoah, Grand Caverns
and Luray CavernS. Two hundred
members are expected to join in the
motorcade.
Evening star., 1935-09-13

Granny, everything depends upon II!
Everything"
With little birdlike movements,
Granny rolled up her napkin and
walked around the table.
"Marney," she said matter-of f-factly,
''you have enough money to get to
Phoenix alone. And my $50 a month
will take care of me here. Besides"
her voice broke traitorouSly, Il might
enjoy being alone for a change"
"THERE'S no use talking, Granny.
I'd never get well if I knew you
were here oil alone"
There was a long pause during
which Granny's rusty old mind tried
to untangle the snars in her grand
daughters plot.
"Marney," she finally exclaimed,
clasping her thin crowlike hands,
"why couldn't the elderly uncle COM
nit suicide?"
Marney shook her head. mo, that
wouldn't happen. A well person with
a little money coming IN every month
doesn't commit suicide. I guess 1
Just didn't get the feel of my charac-
ter. The editor says you've got to
keep asking yourself, How would you
act under the same circumstances?
Wonder if some stage properties would
help"
An hour later Marney returned
from the drug store and began trans
forming the kitchenette into modern
laboratory. In a blue Smock, with a
pestle in her hand, she was crushing
and mixing white substances in a
small mortar and putting the COM
pound into capsules. Taking one of
the capsules with her she went back
to her desk and studied it for a long
time. Then she began writing fever
ishly, page after page of manuscript.
1t was almost dark when Norman, the
young advertising copy writer down
the hall, asked her to go for a walk.
Granny was tired. She slipped into
her old flannel nightgown. AS she
was about to switch off the light she
suddenly changed her mind, guiltily
went over to Marney's desk, gathered
the sheaf of paper and propped her
self up in bed. 1t was fun doing this
Gu the sly.
X X X X
STEALTH1LY she returned the
~ papers, trying to lay them in the
disorder she had found them. Then
her beadlike eyes caught sight of the
white capsule. She picked it up
gingerly, as If it might explode in her
hands. But nothing happened.
Looks innocent enough" she
unused. who'd think that 1t could
send Marney to Arizona and me to
to-. Humph! I'm getting melo-
dramatic" she snorted. But then,
I always did want to be an actress.
And here I am, almost 80, and the
nearest I ever got to the stage was
the dress circle!"
AS if an entire audieuce were
watching, she lifted the top of the
Evening star., 1935-09-13
SHORT STORY
STAGE PROP
capsule and snelled

capsule and srnelled
its c o n t e n t s.
Queer! Not much
smell to It," A
sprinkling of white
powder fell into
the desk. She put
her finger to her
tongue and dipped
1t In the powder.
The taste was sick
eningly sweet.
A stab Of fear
knlfeQ ner nearC.
II wonder how long
it would take. A
h a lf-h our? An
hour? P er h a p S
more" Carefully
she put the cap
sule back together
and walked over
to the dresser. She
opened the bot
tom drawer and
took out a fine
muslin nightgown
with a deep en-
Evening star., 1935-09-13

d" A RE you mem-
orizing that
letter, C h | ! d."
asked Granny Ross,
crisply. Just be-
cause I'm 81 is no
sign I've lost my
curiosity"
Marney smoth-
cred a funny little
cough and handed
the letter across
the breakfast table
in their home on
Mount Pleasant.
HIN, wants you
to rewrite it, does
he?" Granny read
bits aloud. Says
the murder angle
isn't logical {.
offers $500 advance
royalty if you make
the end seem in-
evitable :"
A tear splaShed
into Marney's soft
boiled egg "Oh
Evening star., 1935-09-13

Building Booms.
Belgium has a building boom.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
Pied Piper Sought
For Winnipeg Job

WINNIPEG G.N.S).-The gov
eminent of Manitoba is on a
man-hunt. It wants Pied Piper
But it would probably accept a
supply of cats. Because
The legislative building here is
overrun by millions of mice, which
chewed the structures telephone
wires and disrupted service for
days. The wires we're repaired,
but the mice remained.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
IL Years on Auto
Tour Over World

BOMBAY (I.N.SO. - Thirteen
years ago Captain Osterhaus, a
Dutchman, bought a new car and
set off on a goodwill" tour
around the world, accompanied
by his wife.
He has just arrived here in his
13-year.old car, having visited SO
countries in four continents. He
works his way by writing and
lecturing.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
Today's Foreign Short-Wave SEIZED

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knOs 6 to SA5 a. m. GSB $50 kIu, to $50
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FYA, 11,705 MNs, 6pm
@drh-EAQ $685. NIus $50 to
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1880 kIO, to II n.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
By LLOYD PANTAGEs

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 27.-And
how was your haul? There's
been a split up in James Timony's
little theater movement which is
oft times referred to as being
backed by Mae West. At any
rate, to get to the point, Boris
Petroff, the other of Mr.. It's
theatrical partnership has pulled
up his stakes and will produce a
musical show on his own hook.
His premier epic is entitled Muir
der with Music" and will star Carl
Brisson and Gf Mr.. BriSson's con-
tract permits, he will go right
to Broadway with the production
after it has had its break-in here.
That was a smart move on the
part of Daryl Zanuck to get the
Dionne quintuplets at a cost of
$50 900 to appear briefly in the
Twentieth Century-Fox produc-
ton of The Country Doctor. "
His organization and the picture,
so far, have received a million
dollars worth of free publicity on
the incident and will probably get
many times that amount by the
time it's released.
Quite a career Boris Karloff
has had: He used to be an aba
lone diver at Catalina and then
he drove an ice truck in Holly
wood until it broke down one day
and while it was being repaired
he got a job in the movies and
now see what's happened. He's
the number one horror star on
the screen. John Buckler. one OF
MGM'S contractees, will be mar
ried any moment to Ulla Kaza.
nova, a Swedish stage actoreen
who has just recently appeared
with Jane Cowl. Warner Broth
ers and Paramount will do quite
bit Of their producing in their
Eastern studios in the future.
Barton MacLane says that cine
matically his screen career is Civ,
ing him a guilty conscience. So
far in his brief career he has shot
l3-six fell under the spell of his
gun in Omen" three in Doctor
Socrates" a couple of others here
there, and in YOUR hair, and the
latest is Boris Karloff, whom he
shot through the heart in Mr.. b:
new opera, The Walking Dead
It sounds like just the sort OF
thing the kiddies would enjoy
J don't you think?. Again we must
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
ErroI Flynn As Captain Blood
Is Rudy VaIee Guest Star;
New Ina Caire Play
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

Friday roundup of loose items Figure up for yourself what
Merry Christmas it for Shirley Temple Her royalty
each doll sold and bearing her 25 What kind of
business will Captain Blood do for mes inquiries Sidney Lust
neghborhood heaer tycoon guess the first
from Baltimore Mr. Lust where Captain Blood opened at
the Stanley Thear and did $500 Christmas Day. which is
than the previous picture did in days Those
the pretty Stevens sisters, including baby Romaine who
dropped this department yesterday They all the
way from California to spend Christmas with their dad and
incidentally convey Rosetta Duncans greetings the editor
The talented Stevens sisters have played vaudeville every
city in the country except their Washington What's the
matter with week at the Earle the Fox9
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
SOME AMUSEMENT GLEANINGS = R cpnm Blood S S5+e OFF
MOVIE
CLOCK

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hep.
burn in Sylvia Scarlet" I1:15
a. m; 1:20, 1925, $50, 7'35,
$40 p. m.
Temple in
THE Little Rebel" 11:45 a. m;
1920, $50, 7:5O, 9:55 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Dick Powell in
Thanks A Million" 11:15 a.
M; 1:2O, 3:25, $50, TAO
9:45 p. m.
EARLE-Errol Flynn in Captain
Blood" 10 a. m, 1855, 1855,
$50, $50 p. m. Stage: 1910,
$40, 6:10, 9:10 p. m.
FOX - Wallace Beery in "Ah
Wilderness" l0:45 a. m, 1885,
4:25. 7:15, 1905 p. m. Stage
1926, 1925, 6:15, 9:05 p. m.
METROPOLITAN Zane Grey's
Nevada" IL, 2, 4. 6, 8, 10 p. m
BELASCO-"The New CULVER"
1925, 2:20, 4:15, 6:10, S:05 and
1000 p. m.
LITTLE - jeanette Macdonald
in Naughty Marietta" II a. M;
12:47, 2::34. 4:21, sos, 1855, 9:42
p. m.
HOWARD - James Dunno in
bad Boys" IL, 2:15, 4:30, 6:45
9:l0 p. m. Stage: Fats Waller
and his orchestra, LOS, 1925,
5:35, 7:50, 1915 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27

MAXINE is DRAMATIC
Maxine Marlowe, Gene Ford's
radio protege, made her debut as
a dramatic actress in Philadel-
phia Christmas night in 20, Eve
ming Star" which is not a news
boys call, but a new play by Zoe
Atkins, founded upon the life of
the lamented Marie DresSler. :.
The late Will Rogers was the
original choice of Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer for the screen role of Nate
Miller in Eugene ONeill's "Ah
Wilderness, a part which he
played in the California produc-
ton of the play. But Mr.. Rogers
refused the part-not, as Holly
wood would have it-because the
facts of life speech was very frank,
but because the scene in the back
room of a saloon, he felt, was not
the kind to edify the Rogers juve-
nile public. He told me this
himself, in my last talk with
him, and said he was using what
influence he had to get the role
for Fred Stone. This is the role
The Washington times., 1935-12-27

together to suit the taste of those
wanting the top,notch in enter
tainment.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
Stars Dog Prefers
Wearing Lcnq Hair

Hollywood's most shamefaced
dog is Smoke, Claudette Colbert's
French poodle. He has been
shaved.
Claudete noticed that his coat
wasn't just what it should have
been, so she took him to the vet
erinary. The canine specialist in
formed her that because her pet
never had been shaved, his puppy
hair was doing Jmething or other
to his mature coat and the only
remedy was the razor.
Now Shokie looks something like
an overgrown Mexican hairless
and is extremel:' sensitive about
the loss of his curly locks. When.
ever anyone laughs he assumes an
indignant air and departs for the
darkest corner Of THE Bride
Comes Home" set.