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, 1935-05-10

Frankenstein. the screens fictiti-
Gus monster character is at large
again. Karloff. the grotesque crea-
ture Of the original Frankenstein, a
murderouS giant constructed from
parts of dead bodies and brought 70
life at the height OF a crashing cleo
trical storm, comes TO the Rivoli
Theatre in San Benito Friday and
Saturday and at the Arcadia Theatre
in Harlingen Saturday midnight
and Sunday and Monday in The
Bride Of Frankenstein."
In this new picture the monster
is seen in further adventures Of
such hair-raiSing nature that II Is
said TO furnish the ultimate in ghast-
ly thrills. At the conclusion Of the
original Frankenstein picture it
will be remembered that the monster
was apparently destroyed in a burn
ing mill, but the opening scenes Of
The Bride Of Frankenstein,r shows
how ne escaped death and returns
, 1935-05-10

long rum. but mo one pays any
attention 70 such . statement"
PALMER TRIES wIsECRACKs
PaImel's last moments were I'm
contrast 10 Hamiltonis nervous
ness. Long ago resigned 70 death
he attempted 10 wIsecrack mn he
entered the execution chamber,
but the effort fell "a little flat.
Good morning, gentlemen" he
said with n laugh No ne came I'm.
But he faltered noticeably I'm
reading N prepared statement
thanking Father Hugh Fnnegan-
prison chaplain. for favors and
for leading him into the Catholic
church.
II ask God 20 accept my IEnoble
death I'm atonement Tor my SINS"
he read from the statement.
Both men had accepted the
Catholic faith. Beth wished n
pleasant journey to Father Fin
negan who viii leave soon for a
vacation In Ireland.
Palmer interrupted Che fnsten-
ing Of the head straps 70 say:
II forgot TO thank my two
friends from Corsicana who came
down 10 see the execution"
Then he motIoned for the ex-
ecution to proceed. The friends
were q priest ad q physician but
their names were not learned.
A number Of peace officers who
had traIled Hamilton and fought
, 1935-05-10
DITTMANN

a screen play without a menace
That Is the distinctive thing about
Broken Dreams" which opens a.
the Dittmann Theatre and at once
puts It in a class by itself. Truth
fully told, It is a heart interest
drama that touches upon one Of
thu most vital situations Of life.
Punctuated with moments OF hui
NOR, OF strong drama and tragedy,
IL depends upon none of these
things exclusively to put 1t over"
Minus thrilling climaxeS. II makes
no appeal for noisy demonstration
or the part Of the audience, but
sends the spectator from the the
, 1935-05-10

I0us c0nsoFts carried On ne bunl.
ness og cFtme-holdups. bank rob-
berry, kidnapping and mnrd1r-an
over che southwest and made IN
roads into the mlddle-weHtcrm and
southera states.
Hamilton replaced Clyde Bar
row ms the most sought criminal
when Barrow and his cigar-smnk-
ing, gun-sh00ting mol. Bonnie
Parker, were shot 70 death I'm
Louisiana early Inn the summer of
1884.
His mother, VINO pleaded f0r hAm
life 70 the Last, his brothers. Floyd
and Il. c. and other relatives ana
friends were convicted this year
on charges on hArboring the Bar
row gang.
For m time, while Inc wmn .m
fugitive from the death house
Hamilton was the only member of
the gang at large
, 1935-05-10

atre with a mist in his eyes and
something to think about.
While the story deals with
"grown-upS" the central figure is a
child - Billy. Brought into the
world at the price Of his mothers
life, he is hated by his father, Rob-
eTt Morley.
, 1935-05-10

a few years hence at more than 100 shows that most believe initiation
will 60 further than the government now intends it to 60
WHAT TO EXPECT ON BUSINESS VOLUME
of goods turned out and distributed to consumers. Even profits are
incidental for where there is volume there is apt to be prosperity and,
somehow, profits
Perspective O business volume:
High peak In June 1929. 125. Down to low o. So in July 1882.
Average, 1888, 76. Average, 1884, 79. Now running about 81.
Figures represent monthly index Of industrial production, by Fed
eral Reserve Board, 1925 average-lO. Figures are adjusted for sea-
sonal variations, so that each months figures show industrial production
In relation to what it ought to be" for that month
Average for full year 1885 is expected to be 50 to 81. This is the
composite estimate OF many competent analysts who have contributed
to this series Of letters It is a highly controversial matter the bust
ness volume during the remainder OF the year. This estimate Of 81 to
IS is quite moderate. 1t Is based on many considerations, including due
weight for the retarding influences Of politics.
Looking further ahead. estimates from the same sources;
1886 business volume perhaps SIS to 80. This is Conservative.
The chances for better business than s5-tO-sO in 1886 depend
considerably on whether new capital issues start on a large scale. This
depends on whether business confidence picks up 1t WILL, but prob
ably not in buoyant fashion until late 1886.
1887 A FULL YEAR OF PROSPERITY"
OF course, any vision two years ahead is foggy. 1t IS futile to try
to be too precise. There is danger OF overlooking some factors, and Of
giving improper weight to others. At best, figures far ahead can be
only tmpresSonistc, but in IN effort to give what seems to be the pic
twe without a great quantity OF woads. the figures are used. The same
processes suggest that
1881 will be the earliest full year Of real prosperity"
1888 also prosperous, perhaps with no big gain over 1887, perhaps
a consolidation Of the gains Of 1887, taking up the 1887 slack, perhaps
industrial production Of around lis, as compared with 81 now.
New high plateau Of business, 1888 Al, preceded by four " five
of something resembling prosperity, followed by another depression, an
other liquidation Of the excuses Of the late sos.
Business cycles not yet ended? No, probably not Recent reforms
may make them more moderate in both ups and downs, but the whole
economic and political system Is probably not yet sufficiently Develop
ed to prevent them. This view, 4 correct, has important bearing on
your own plans for your future. Plans for the next three or four years
must be on a different basis than plans for the next ten years or longer.
Continued Sunday
Copyright, 1895, by United Features Syndicate. IncD
, 1935-05-10

IL has been estimated that as
537 persons OF the $50 .645 populA-
ton OF the Hawaiian Islands live
In Oahu. principal island of the
group.
, 1935-05-10

him were In the death chamber.
A number Oh legislators headed BY
Coke Stevenson. speaker 0f the
Texas house o. representatives a
dozen ncwspapermen, and Pat
Morland, secretary 60 Governor
Alfred, witnessed the executions
Warden w. w. Waid resolved
I'm favor 0f Hamllton's mother,
Mrs Steve Davis OF Dallas N
dispute W. possession or the
body. He sent II there as she had
directed, rather than 70 Shreve-
port ms requested by his father.
Palmers body was sent 10 San
Antonio.
NO. 1 PUBLIC ENEMY
Until his break from Eastman
prison farm Jan. Is, 1884. nc
which time Crownson was slain.
Palmer faced but q 25-yeaF sen
terce for robbery I'm Limestone
county. He had been n trusty nm
Gil shortly before the break
Hamilton, on the other hand.
had accumulated nearly 400 years
I'm prison sentences-the crimes
ranging NIL the way from petty
robbery 10 murder. His first SEN
tence was N three-yeaF suspended
term given In Dallas county for
car theft Sept. 80, 1891.
From then until he was secure
Nv locked I'm the death house after
his capture at Fort Worth last
April ., the hoOdlnm and his mr.
, 1935-05-10

The Golden Pear, historic no
tel In the Landstrasse district uf
Vienna. is being demolished. TO
make room for u modern building.
The famed hotel and restaurant
dates back 70 1T0l: Beethoven wns
among It's famous guests.
, 1935-05-10

to throw the entire country side
into a state Of terror.
, 1935-05-10


"
der. The man that did It Is dead.
IL he wasn't / wouldn't say any
thing anyway"
He was referring TO the Staying
nor than q year ago Of a filling
station operator shot to death I'm
n holdup at HiIlsbOrO, Texas. wit
= NJ the trial connected Ham
ilton and Barrow with the killing.
He was sentenced 10 life lmpris-
onment although he denied the
crime.
CLINGS TO HOPE
Even after night had fallen.
Hamilton had pleaded with Lee
Simmons, prison system manager.
to communicate with one Of his
attorneys and ask him 10 hurry
here. Simmons failed for some time
TO convince him that his lawyers,
his mother and Katie Jenkins. his
latest heart interest, had tried all
avenues and failed to help him.
Unsuccessful appeals were made
Thursday to Governor James v.
Alfred and 10 the court Of ap-
pcals I'm Austin.
Finally. however. he accepted
the inevitable and summoned a
, 1935-05-10
ARCADIA-HARLINGEN

The musical treat Of the Arcadia
and Rivol theatres May Festival Of
Hits" comes tC the Green Ia "Reck-
less" showing Friday and Saturday
at the Arcadia Theatre and Schedul-
ed for Saturday midnight. Sunday
and Monday at the Rivoli theatre
in San Benito.
OF first importance. the picture
introduces Jean Harlow and William
Powell as co-stars for the first time.
The glamorous star Is seen as Mona
Leslie, a thrilling Broadway dancer
who rises TO great social and pro-
feSsional heights. only to be plung-
ed into depths OF social disgrace by
the mad act Of her millionaire hus-
band.
Powell is seen as Ned Riley. a iov-
ial sports promoter, who walks side
by side with Mona through her trials
and t%ribulations, and finally emerges
as best man.
, 1935-05-10

The hair rising thrillers Of the
Pearl White and Helen Holmes
era pale into insignificance when
compared to the modern thriller OF
the rails. The Silver Streak"
showing Friday and Saturday at
the Queen Theatre. Brownsville.
II shows a train going at an in
credible speed with the engineer at
death grips in the cab. Around
curves 1t goes. and through
switches that open just in time.
missing freight trains by an eye
lash, over drawbridges that close
IN the nick of time.
The relief from the thrill. aside
from a strong love interest between
Sally Blame and Charles Starrett
rs the romantic leads. is the COM
edy provided by an able team Of
funny men, Edgar Kennedy, Arthur
Lake and Glinn Big Boy" Will
ltams.
, 1935-05-10
Movie SideIights
CAPITOL

OhENAOL
William Powell and Ginger ho-
gers IN RKO-Radio's Star Of
MIDNIGHT" showing Friday and
saturday at the Capitol. Browns
Vile. brings to the screen perhaps
Inc best OF the modern mystery
dramas.
Powell. as Clay Dalzell, a bril-
liant attorney who is drawn into
the solution Of a perplexing mys-
terry; and Miss Rogers, as Donna
Mantin, a willful young society
beauty who knows the man she
wants to marry and how to get
him, are seen at their best.
Outstanding support is accorded
by a versatile cast which includes
Ralph Morgan, Gene Lockhart.
Leslie Fenton. Paul Kelly, J. Far
rell Macdonald, Russell Hopton
and Vivian Oakland.
, 1935-05-10

A dry onion powder, for use in
catSup. canned soups, and similar
products, Is now on the market.
"A tip ON the market-buy Ford va
for i935.-Adv.
, 1935-05-10
INITIATION AHEAD!

CContinued from Page One)
a few years hence at more than 100 shows that mos
will 60 further than the government now intends 1t
, 1935-05-10

Some Of the smartest looking
shoes you've ever seen ...
trim lines fashionable
heels gracefully modelled
lasts.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

eliza ell nuevo gobierno constitucio
naI.
En- los altos ~circulos este Sc con
sidera como un descalabro para ell
Comite, al menos por ell presente.
Despues de la conferencia del Sc
nador Wheeler dijo a los Periods
tas que habia sido "satisfactoria".
mo presentamos ninguna peticion
formal para ell pago, dijo, nj tam
POGO adoptamos un ton imperative
Estamos convencidos de la sinceri-
dad de las intenciones del pueblo
v del gobierno de Cuba para aten-
der a todas sus obligaciones. Nues
ira conferencia fue un e%sfuerzo cor
dial y creo que abre ell canine para
un arreglo satisfactorio mas pronto
de 10 que esperAbamos."
Anadi6 que comprendia los probe
mas que pesan actualmente sobre
ell gobierno de Cuba y que no es es-
te ell dnico que ha dejado de aten-
der a sus obligaciones eXternas.
Sin embargo, ell comunicado Off
cial Sc considera en- los circulos de
palacio como un descalabro definiti
vo para ell comit6.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Sc NEGO A OAR
SU GAR A
OIRA MUJER
Y por csc solo hecho fue
muerta a golpes en- Ia.
pOpan

GUADALAJARA, jail, septiem'
bre 7. - (Exclusivo). - Mercedes
Marquee fue linchada esta mariana
en- la cercana Villa de Zapopan. por
un grupo de mujeres que con ella
lavaban ropa en- los lavaderos p1-
blicos de aquel lugar, tan solo por-
que Sc nego a acceder q dar su lu-
gar despues de que va habfa AGA
bado de lavar su ropa-
Por los datos recogidos por Ia po-
licfa Sc sabe que la Marquez le-
vaba su ropa y al terminar Sc sem
to en- ell lavadero con ell fin dc gus
no fuese ocupado por otra, 10 que
motive las iras de sus compahe-
ras, quienes Sc armaron de garro-
tes y la %golpearon rudamente, te-
miendose que fallezca de I'm momen-
to a otro.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Y AoUl
y ALA.

:oue pass con Rene cardona
que despues de haber dicho que
Ell sueldo de la cLhs lie pare
cia "ridiculo" seepto trabajar en-
"El Misterio del Rostro PAIL
do? Luis c. 6arreiro pasean
do su larga silueta por La Re-
forma... Agustin Jimenez ell ca
marista con un nuevo "Agusti-
nito" que mantener... Andrea
Palma elouiando entusiastamen-
to la pelieula Gel D~elator"..-. lisa
belita Sanchez P,ral, DANA jo-
ven de la compahia de Fernan-
do SoIer, por fin Sc decide a in
gresar a la hoja blanca; pronto
hara su debut. Y va las "es-
treIIas" nacionaIes tienen sus
"parties" al estilo Hollywood
(indacue listed como son.--.)...
Don Alberto Monroy ACADIA de
llegar de Nueva York a donde
fue para tratar &c vender peli-
culas nacionales. No sabemos
ST tuvo exito o no.. Domingo
Soler declarando que esta hasta
aqui (sehalando la manzana de
Adam del cine. Y dicen cue
Carmen Guerrero y Adolfo Gil
ron andan otra vez de "tortoli-
tos"..... Julian So!er, va 10 sabe
TODD Mexico, es ell prometido de
JuIieta Palavicini...-. Jose MoJi-
ca en- ira artistiea por Vera
cruz. Su peIicula "Viva Mi Tie
ira" eust6 en- Mexico y ell ia
noso tenor Sc consiguio una de-
Iirante ovacion cuando Sc pre-
sent5 personalmente a cantar en-
ell cinc Palscio..... y Carlota Cor
ties. la bailarina cue no pego en-
Hollywood Csc acuerda listed
de elIa?). ACADIA de llegar a Me-
xico con la inteneion de dedi-
carse al cine nacional.... lie de-
seamos exito aunque-... en- las
condolences cue estamos... Y
Gabriel Fiuueroa, ell camarista
de la CLASA Sc lie ofrecio una
despedida en- un conocido restau-
rant, pues Sc Marcia a Holly
wood para hacer un estudio mi
n~ucioso de su "metier',( Y es
TODD. -.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
LOS BONOS DE
N CH A d NJ
SERAN PAGADOS
Ell asunto es tratado en-
Washington. Sc haran
negociaciones

HABANA, Cuba. Agosto 20. -
(por Correo).- lei atraso de Cuba
en- los ~intereses de los bonos de
ohras p1blicas de la administra-
ci6n de Gerardo Machado. arruiha
su credito en- el exterior y u
graves Inconvenience a los peque,
nos inversionistas. declare hoy ei
senador Burton X. Wheeler, de Mon
ANA.
Eel senador, ASSESSOR del comite de
de bonos, lego anoche
aeompanado del doctor Max VIM
kler v f. A. Coyle, y Ell senador &C.
raid Nye llegaron hoy al medic dla
en- avion. Nye tambien es miempro
del comite.
Este trata de negociar un ARE
glo con ell gobierno cubano para Ell
naro de los ~intereses de estos DO
nos emitidos bajo Machado, cuyo
servicio Sc s%uspendio a princlplos
de 1884. a~legandose que ell empress
tito fue Illegal.
"Es de lamentar, dijo ell
Wheeler, que la r%epdblica cuoana'
nue desde su independence tlene
sntecedentes completamente linn
MOS en- ell cumplimiento de sus ooli
gaciones externas, a~tendiendolas con
nrontitud Y en- nombre del eslls-
ma del atraso en- u bonos de opfas
publicas.
"Comprendo perfectamente ell re-
sentimiento del gobierno y del pue
bio cubano por las irregularidades
Il desgraciadamente caracterlzah
ciertas transacciones financleras
entire ell gobierno de Machado y cler
tos banuueros de los Estados Uni
dos. pero quiero indicar claramente
sin embargo, que estamos aqul par"
servir los intereses de ningun pan
ouero de los Estados Unidos, pero
Uliero fundadamente ell hecho de
que en- ell pasado algunos de estos
evidentemente Sc approve
oharon, no de un gobierno POGO re
preventative, sino de los tenedores
de bonos, en- su mayoria pequenos
inversionistas que pusieron sus aho
rros en- los bonos de obras publ
cas- porque tenian confianza en- Ell
honor v en- la integridad de Gu
ba."
Wheeler ahadio que no podia en-
tender la negative de Cuba para ser
vir estos bonos habiendo obtenido
tantas mejoras econ6micas. DUo
que trataria de hacer comprender
este al Presidente Mendieta para
restaurar la buena posicion de Gu
ba."
No obstante, despues de una bora
V media de conferencia celebrada en-
palacio con ell coronel Mendieta, un
communicate Official anuncio que ell
gobierno ha decidido no proceder so
bre los intereses hasta que Cuba
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Nuevo en- Radio
Por EoMUNDo GUERRERO
45swkfs A. !. sosi~dad De fngenisro. cinemstogrsfieos y de
secisdsd Aeustes De America

Is onaas naansticas. Al .
assnsdidas nar - sntsns del
zasfafa haHsm ser, - sstisn-
asa e. taaas HIrseeiones &c ~
see d saaslls psr DOS metres.
= ttsr y - tsFfs
- ysioeiasa Sc ssias ondas
e snrosimaHsrsnts De 100 600
1smstros ser sssurdo. Las qus
saasn 81 tfsYaefo Dc IL tisfrs,
nrsnfo ~ dtInsn nsfdisndo %
aaiHents 81 snsfaiaf mlentrss
Sc las andss aus - propsaan
- - sisr. - ashiitan menes -
aIssmsnts , nar 10 tsnto tsnen
ass sicsnes. nFIneipaimsnts -
sslas snn : sltss frscusnelsss
nass sntoneas Hssan mas alto ~
shsssisids iagsF , - mas srsn
g a. rsraheis aas descrihsn.
sin smbsfae. aehias . este mis-
ne fsn6msno. son mas susesp-
fibis = nuntas musrtos De rsesp
el6n IL go eemo sodos los
n~essedorcs De faaios De onda co
= saben. = ~interfersncia de Ia
estates tsmblsn predomins en-
ssfa class De rscspeion.
Todas las ondss en- 81 ira
veto De vsrlas vueltas por Sc
sundo 81 globe Terressre, y
eusntran eeadaetorss que las n
tsresptan. eome scr las antenas
para rseibir y sssas son induei-
dss en- las altlmas De donde ha
- . los radios para ser repro
dueidas
Ia fuerrs . aus sstas ondss
son trsnsmitidas. IS de varios ki
loVasios psro 81 lissar q Ia n
tsna de irsesptor 81 intensidad
Is solaments de unos ~eusntos
micro voltios. Per ests raxon,
antics de que puedan aetuar de
bidamente I'll dsteetor o demo-
dulador, su intsnsidad tiene que
e ampiifiesda bastsnte y ss-
q IS Ia function que desemps-
ran los pssos de radiofreeuen-
ca en- su radio. /. .-.. -. -.
e. funeionamisnto de IN "a
do superhetsrodino va 10 sSpii
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Emocionante AOentura de la. -.

Sueur era ell suyo %propio... Ell
habia abandonado ell hogar Guam
do su pequeha hija Lucille con-
taba apenas un ano de edad...
FL hijo mayor tambien Sc llama
ba Hal. Pero, 6c6mo podfa ser
esta criatura fa%scinadora, famo-
sa, RIGA Y considerable en- ell mum
do entero como I'm prestigioso
miembro de la industrial mas po-
derosa del siglo, su propia san
gre Y carne...? 6Por que medlos
habia podido llegar hasta aque-
LA altura, la muchacha que, sin
duda alguna, habia tenido que
pasar por caminos largos y do
lorosos para c%onvertirse en- es-
trella de semejantes proporcio-
mes, en- joya de tan raras face
tas? Y cuando mas adelantaba
en- la lectura de aquella histo-
ria tomada al azar mas latidos
v%igorosos martilleaban su pecho.
Aquella noche ell hombre no dur
milo. Habian transcurrido mas
de treinta amos desde que aban-
donara ell cfrculo del hogan. No
tenfa derecho a esperar que la
hija hasta entonces olvidada y
desconocida 10 acogiera como
PADRE. Y ademas, 5seria en-
efecto su hija?
La curiosidad, el instinto o
cualquier otra passion indefini-
BILE fueron mas fuerte que ST.
propia l6gica y al dia siguiente
escribia a la famosa estrella
Joan Crawford, dandole detalles
fntimos de aquel primer ano de
su vida; describiendo a%conteci-
mientos que tuVieron lugar ell
mismo dfa de su nacimiento;
citando hechos que quizas la mis-
ma actriz habia isnorado STEM
pre-. Junto a esta carta enVio
fotografias suyas. Fotografias
en- las cuales los oios cansados
del trotador de mundo tenian ra-
IA semejanza con los ojos de la
actriz famosa.
La carta lego a manos de
Joan. Tambien por obra de un
destino que Sc habfa propuesto
hacer de estos individuos las ma
%rionetas para su drama, aquella
misiVa fue dirigida a Brentwood
en- vez de seguir el camino del
estudio como sucede con otras
tantas cartas enviadas por ia
naticos a sus ~estrellas favoritas.
(Concluira manana)
La opinión., 1935-09-08

qus en- un artieulo haee aproxi
msdaments dos amos y ahora
no eonviens repetirlo o entrar
en- muehos detalles sobre el fun
eionamiento de los ..varios cir
euitos que SO emplean IN los
aparatos reeeptores. Por 10 tan
20. sseoIo Ell mas simple de eIlos
para dar una ligera idea de 10
que aeonteee en- su radio.
Como digo antics. las ondas
indueidas en- Ia a~ntena, llesan
al primer paso de radiofreeuen-
cia y en- este y tai vez otros dos
pssos mas de estos, 10 que aeon
tscs es que Ia onda es smplifi-
eada y . la vex sintonixada, o
sea separada de otras ondas cue
d~ifereneisn en- freeueneia por
der o mas kiloeielos. Esta pro
piedad sintonizsdora es 10 que
denots las eualidades seleetivas
de IN receptor y Ia amplifica-
el6n = radiofreeueneis es 10 que
eonsribuys a la sensibilidad del
mismo.
Despues de los pasos de r. r.,
sigus Ell deteetor y ell objeto de
este es reetifiear Ia onda y de-
modulsrls. o sea darle propie
dades uni-direeeionales y a la
Yer separar Ia audiofrecuencia
de su envoltura (ls radiofrecuen
cia). Una vex que este ha aeon
teeido. Ia onda a frecuencias au
dibles, va ests en- condicion de
poder aetuar ell altoparalnte, pc
70 antics dc que este suceda, Sc
smplifiea una yer mas en- los
pasos de fuerxa o A. r. y de o.
tos sale con bastante volumen
para aetusr debidamente al alto
parlante cue es ell que r%eprodu-
ee mas o memo fielmente la pa
Isbra o mGsies que tubo origen
en- los estudios de la estaei6n
difusors.
contestaei6n:- Sr. A. Rents.
ria. Los Angeles:
Es muy eom1n ell error en- are
listed ests, dc que la condicion
de los buIbos Sc denota por la
La opinión., 1935-09-08
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La opinión., 1935-09-08

intensidad do Ia luz que dsspI.
de su fiIamento. Quo encienda
este, unicamente denota que no
esta quemado, pero para poder
saber 10 gastado dc los bulbos,
forzosamente tienen que probar-
Sc por medic do aparatos esps-
eiales . ("Tube t~esters") pues
existen bulbos totalmente nue.
o y en- perfecto estado que
dan una luz muy debil y otros
que estan totalmente debiles, eu
va luz es muy brillante.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

Para mediados del %preseute
mes Sc estrenara con una pre-
mlere' de gala. en- ctnfrieo salon
cinematografico. In nueva pro-
duccion Duquesa Olga: "Lupo-
nini'. que dirigi6 y p~rotagoniz6
Jose Bohr. La falta de espacio
nos impide hablar sobre In i'm
preston que nos cause esta ban
da la noche que Ia Win os en- x
hibici6n privada; pero nos re-
servamos para hacerlo en- Ia pro-
Xima semana.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Este Hollywood!
(sieue de Ia Ga. Paa.)

productores de Ramona" es-
tan va pensando sacramento en-
renunciar a la empresa.
81 la obra va a la pantalla,
llevara en- la parte de Felipe al
apuesto John Boles, Y en- la de
Alexandra al mexicano Luis
Alfonso, mas conocido en- los
estudios bajo ell seudonimo de
Gilbert Roland.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Ell CINEMA.
tslsue de la ss. Pas.)

ties. FL de 6leo,s ell presbitero
Dustano Amora y ell temple es-
eosido para ell seto, ell de la Co.
ronaeion de la ciudad de Me-
Sieo. Que ell "Frsustito" viva
muehoi amos y que llesue a ser
tan simpatieo y cordial como sus
pspas.-4