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The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19
Navy Story Bought
for Film Purpose

Inspired by the success of former
pictures with 2 U. S Navy back
ground, etrc-GoldWyn-Mayer has
purchased Fanny Heaslip Lea S
novel. Anchor Man
Anchor Man, the title designat-
ing the U. s. Navy student who
graduates at Annapolis at the foot
Of the class. is the story Of a harm-
sCarUIm graduate who becomes in
volved in many difficulties during
his senior year at the naval academy
and his first years at sea.
Now appearing serially in one OF
the largest weekly magazines. the
novel soon is to come off the Dodd
Mead presses in book form.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19
Band Will Offer
Show
Little Big Shot Coming to
Lyric Screen.

Frank and Milt Britton and their
band Will come to the stage of the
Lyric with a one-hour revue, Crazy
Rhythm" for the week starting TO-
morrow.
The film attraction on the new
bill viii be Little Big Shot a come
dy drama which marks the screen
debut Of Sybil Jason, 5-year-old
English child actress, supported by
Glenda Farrell, Robert Armstrong
and Edward Everett Horton.
An extra musical offering will be
presented by Lester Huff. the Lyrics
organist. under the title Friendly
Enemies A battle of music Will be
waged between the theater organ
and the pit orchestra to see which
one can influence the audience to
sing louder to popular song slides.
Frank and Milt Britton and their
band, whose appearances range from
vaudeville to the headline spot in
the 1881 edition of Ziegfelds Fol
lies - were featured in such pictures
as Moonlight and Pretzels' and
with Rudy Vallee in Sweet Music. 8"
They present a revue high lighted by
their wild riot of comedy in which
they smash violins over one an
others heads, destroy pianos and
drums, and engage in a melee of
musical buffoonery.
The surrounding group of acts in
cludes Walter Powell and Tito.
instrumentalists; Weldon
and Honey. dance team; Tee Tina,
songstress; a chorus en-
semble called Six Modern Age
Dancers" and Serge Flash, out
juggler.
Little Big Shot" on the Lyric
screen, has its setting in the by
ways of New York. It tells of
little girl who becomes the ward of
two petty racketeers when her
gambler father was slain by enemy
gunmen.
A girl friend of the two men tries
to persuade them to reform and
rear the child in better surround
ingS. They are moved to obtain
honest employ ment only after the
courts nave taken the cha away
from them and wen then they meet
with many obstacles when the gang
sters who shot down the child5
father seek to interfere with their
plans.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19
Two Features Booked

THE CIRCLE THEATER Will
Il offer two feature pictures, An
napolis Farewell" and Here Comes
Cookie" for the coming weeks bill
of movie fare.
In the first, Sir Guy Standing Is
starred with Tom Brown and Rich
ard Cromwell. Rosalind Keith,
screen newcomer, IS the feminine in
terest. The story is built around the
rivalry between Morton "Click"
Haley. and Boyce Avery. who enter
the United States Naval Academy
at the same time. Both have been
outstanding athletes in prep schools.
Excitement prevails when BOyCe's s
girl. Madeline. comes to Annapolis
for the annual prom Click upSetS
Boyce's plans for Madeline and is
caught in the act by his brother,
Duncan. an upper classman at the
academy. Unofficial guardian of
the bows and favorite character
about the academy is Commander
Fitzhugh CSir Guy Standing He
arrives on the prom scene Just in
time to escort BoyCe's girl himself.
Pathos enters the picture when
Commander FItzhughs old ship,
Congress, is towed into port Click
tells him the old ship is to be used
as a target in the fleet practice The
old man is heart broken. The pic
ture's ending is not too joyful
The other picture. Here Comes
Cookie" is the latest release of the
comics, George Burns and Oracle
Allen. The plot matters little
Several speciality acts are included
in the show. Others in the cast in
clude Betty FurneSS. George Barber
and Irving Bacon.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19
Guest Artists viii Be Heard
at Each of Five
Concerts.

In addition to the 70 indianapolis
musicians employed in the Indian
apolis Symphony Orchestra for the
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19

bass section at the National Music
Camp, and is solo bass player of the
Cincinnati orchestra.
Hans Meuser, first basso. Mr..
Meuser will be remembered for his
splendid work as a guest member
of the Indianapolis Symphony Or
chestra last March.
Vincent Cafrasso, first horn, also
is first horn in the Cincinnati Little
Symphony and a member of the
horn section of the symphony or
chestra.
Joseph E. Elliott, first clarinet.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19

Gerald hears a story about his
cousin having entertained a girl in
his room the night before the troops
left. He accuses his cousin Of the
esCapade and Alan admits it. not
naming the girl.
In a terrific bOmbardment in the
trenches Alan is lost and thought to
be dead. Gerald returns home.
wounded, and tells Kitty that he re-
fused Alan leave at a time it would
have saved his life. She is bitter
against him.
The climax of the story is reached
when 1t is discovered that Alan was
only blinded in the shelling. He is
located and the ending finally is
satisfactory.
Henrietta CroSman, Janet Beech
er, John Halliday and Cora Sue Col
Inns are part of a large cast.
Short subjects and news reels Will
complete the program.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19
Jean Parker Takes
Bike Trip Abroad

Jean Parker's going to see Europe
in the native fashion-on a bicycle.
This was disclosed in a letter
from the actress, who is making a
picture with Robert Donat in
London.
Several Of her chums now are in
England and they plan to make it a
group trip which will take about two
or three weeks. if her home studio
doesn't call her to Hollywood for a
picture.
Miss Parkers cycling ability is
well known in Hollywood. The first
year she entered pictures she rode
her bike to work every day.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19
tomorrow.

violin section of the Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra and before
that time was concert meister of the
Cincinnati College of Music Or
chestra.
Walter Herman, first cello. He
has been first cello in the Cincin-
natl Symphony Orchestra for years,
and is as scholarly a musician as
any in the country.
Joseph Kolmschlag, first bass. Mr.
Kolmschlag has played in the Vien-
ma and Berlin Philharmonic Or
chestras, has been instructor of the
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19
Six Cincinnati Musicians Will
Play in City Symphony Orchestra

coming season, the Indiana State
Symphony Society, sponsor of the
orchestra, announces the appoint
men Of six members of the
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra to
play in key positions in the local
organization at each of the seasons S
five concerts.
The musicians, their instruments,
and their positions in the Indian
apolis Symphony Orchestra are:
Carlo Mastropaolo first violin and
concert meister. Mastropaolo has
for several years been in the first
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19
OES SCREEN WILL PRESENT THE DARK ANGEL STORY OF WAR
Fredric March, Herbert Marshall
and Merle Oberon Play Stellar
Roles in Film from BoIfon's Play
Rivalry of Two Cousins for Love of Girl Provides Heart
Interest: Supporting Cast Includes John Halliday,
Henrietta CrOSman and Janet BeeCher

NEW starring Fredric and Merle
Obeon the pulling Goldwyns
silent the story and VII
ma Banky The
Gerald for girl
World War takes both boys the front
that she loves Alan than Gerald the
But the
posed and Kitty which
h roOpS are O he front
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19

III A4tA manu-.
Disguised as a cabby. Jerry drives
Miss fremont to a riding academy
the next day and this scene forms
the background for the Isn't This q
Lovely Day?' number in the show.
A series of mistaken identities.
through which Jerry pursUes Miss
fremont and she avoids him. pro-
vide what plot backbone is needed
for the musical.
Such numbers as Cheek to
Cheek " Top Hat, White Tie and
Tails" and "Picohnio7 are the song
and dance hits Of the show. Be
sides Mr. Astaire, Miss Rogers and
Mr.. Horton. Helen BrOderick, Erik
Rhodes. Eric Blore and Donald Meek
are included IN the cast.
Several short reels are to be IN
cluded on the program.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-19
Booked at EnqIish S

Announcement has been
made that Ethel Barrymore
will appear at English's Oct. II
and 18 in w. Somerset Maug-
hams The Constant Wife"
S. E. Cochran, Miss Barry
more's producer is arranging a
New York cast to accompany
the star. She will play in
many of the smaller cities
throughout the country during
the coming season, it was said.
Evening star., 1935-02-10
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

PLYMOUTH 1884 "P.E." sedan, de luxe
automatic clutch. safety glass: other ex-
tras; like new IN every way; 5000: Emer-
son q Orme, l7th ano M sts. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1882 sedan; car No. 2l2. In
excellent running order: very inexpensive
Rocea Ine Direct GS sssi Deaf
ers; No. N. Y. ave. ne. Phone National
PLYMOUTH. late 1888 2-door sedan; like
ney ts 9a5 miles. at sacrifice. Sat. and sun
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe p. e, sport coupe;
an absolutely perfect car and Just like
brand-new: our price is lowest in town at
S5s5 az St is peeasar mon1hs ss g Ia'
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door. sedan; driven
but 500 miles: purchased from regular
owner who needed cash; substantial saw
ings. Jack Pry Inc. 1872 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1884 brand-new black sedan.
34i9 Conn ave. Phone Cleveland 3s3s::
PONTIAC 1929 convertible cabriolet, sec
ond series U929): good tires. etc. Must
sell Immediately: S65. North 4784-J
PONTIAC late 1881 convertible cabriolet.
Rns ceseland asa
S65. Terms. Pohanka Service, 1926 goth
st. NV. Phone District 9l41.
PONTIAC 1923 coach; almost new tires:
between and Z pm. Clarendon 2l5.
PONTIAC 1898 coupe; rumble seat; ma
room: very good in every way: 30-day
guarantee; S495. Alder & Mcneil. Inc.
Studebaker Dealers. 141S p st. NV. Dec.
l447.
PONTIAC 1882 sedan. sos down and
S3I .O4 a month; excellent finish and mo-
tor; all good tires; any demonstration.
Ask for car No. 7s6. L. p. Steuart. Inc,
1928 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1882 custom "s' sedan; beau
tiful green finish. wire wheels. tires
like new. upholstery spotsae3sso; not m
Pohanka Service. 1126 goth st. NV. Phone
District 9l41.
Evening star., 1935-02-10
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

PLYMoyTaacredit eestissts ,,f on al lsS5 -;
500. Phone Adams 1852.
PLYMOUTH 1884 sedan; driven 1000
miles; beautiful original finish; like new
spotless interior; practically new tires: ar
Terms ARE easy for sns uea
from the same location for over 25 years
is your guarantee. H. B. Leary Jr.. q
Bros. 1921 14th st. Potomac 1900.
PLYMs2yTH de Ig.S luxe @ 1923 sony csSps:
ins power s' free 'sn whseins H sa 'f a
clutch; 8 practically new tires; powerful
and a1iet noe,c., motor; spotleSs Interior
low at S4s5. Terms and trade. seiiins
used cars from the same location for over
% years is your guarantee. H. B. Leary
Jr.. & Bros. 1921 14th st. Pot. 1900.
PLYMoUTH, coupe, 1893; low mileage. one
owner; mechanically perfect; looks new;
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe p. E sedan; 2
spares ana metal covers mounted in fender
wells; trunk rack, heater; very beautiful
car and q wonderful bry at the price.
1888 14th st. NV. Phone Decatur DI 5f73.. "a.
PLYMOUTH 1924 de luxe coupe. like new,
less 10000 miles: Guaranteed: special at
S535. Justice Motor Co. 1908 14th.
iass sedan; ssa5; 1aa4 de 'G' luxe coaeR, eR'
$3.50; 1892 sport roadster. S245; 1891
sport roadster. Sl95: 1929 sport coupe.
$40: 1890 sedan. S139; regardless Of these
low prices. every car carries JACK PRYS
regular used-car guarantee. Jack Pry.
Inc. 1912 14th NV.
PLYMOUTH 1882 sedan. S71 down. S21.1l
month; paint. tires. motor and general
condition excellent. Ask for car No. 9l9.
L. p. Steuart. Inc. 1928 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1892 coupe: rumble seat; ex-
cellent black finish; all good tires; free
wheeling. and dandy motor: very clean
tnfRrfnr.
salesman: priced low at 1885 with your
car in trade; terms are easy. Selling used
cars from this location for over 25 years.
4: B. Leary, Jr.. Bros. 1921 14th.
Evening star., 1935-02-10
ROADSTERS-
'32 Ford Roadster (R.
TRUCKS

'33 Dodge Cab and Chassis,
157 in. wheel base, dual
wheels. All new tires
excellent condition,
$395.00
"a Ford v-8 Stake body
truck. 131 in. W.B. Dual
wheels. Every detail per-
feet .............$549.00 90
80 Ford 1k-ton Cab
and Chassis .......$ .$329.0
81 Ford 34-ton Panel.$l69.00
'29 Ford Panel ......$l29.00
Evening star., 1935-02-10
COUPES-

'33 Plymouth Coupe (R.S),
$42s
'33 Ford V-8 Coupe. rumble
seat, S white side wall
LlreS .S4U9
'33 Dodge Coupe OPP s409
'32 Chevrolet Coupe
(R. 81. 1926
81 Hudson Coupe. $3.50
80 Buick 4-pass. Coupe $3.50
80 Ford Coupe. .......$139
80 Packard D. L.
Coupe ..............S295
80 Chevrolet Coupe. 1929
80 Pontiac Coupe. .$14e
20 Nash Conv. Coupe. $50
30 Whippet Coupe. 80. s29
'28 Pontiac Coupe. .... s43
Evening star., 1935-02-10
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

ohfss Bf arss. 2s sns sRSsf S
dition. This is an unusual car. $315 9,
y; GspS Cadillac Rsn cC svennsgs gs .ns gsnd
NV. National 5000.
ming condition, good tires and paint. low
mileage. demon. 612h 9TH s.w.. Col 1856.
oLDSMoBILE 1881 sedan, $43 down.
$50. 0s a month; 6-wheel equipment: excel.
lent mp9r and PANT Na as sesn ntsrs
1nc.' 1es' 1925 Ss5 II 18th h. st. VI NV W. "
good paint and practically new tires; $500.
Emerson & Orme. 18th and NJ sts. NV.
PACKARD 1881 convertible coupe: small
eight color. black; tires are nearly new
and spares have metal covers; lar above
average. Price. S645. Warf1eld Motor Co..
2525 Sherman ave.
PACKARD coupe, 1929, excellent appear
ance and condition several new replace
dsi sidered Mr.. Lindsey National 9ios.
PACKARD . 1927 model 7.e9ss sedan;
Atlantic 1896.
PAcKARDs".193a passenger SEDAN.
very Ios mlease ss5o isi fpe De luxe sport
roadster. new tires. Al throughout. S495;
1881 de luxe convertible coupe, formerly
owned by Packard service mgr. barealn
at S565. Jack Pry. Inc. 1872 14th NV
PACKARD 1920 5-passenger sedan. used
very little: condition considered, this @ car
is underpriced. Price. S215. Warf1eld Mo-
tor Co. 1925 Sherman ave.
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe coach; original
finish like new; trunk; spotless interior:
free wheeling; floating power; automatic
clutch; all latest Improvements: splendid
economical family car that is in new-car
condition in every detail; trade and easy
terms. H; B. Leary Jr.. q Bros; l3Sl
14th. Selling cars from this location Tor
over 25 years is your guarantee. Phone
Potomac 1900.
PLYMOUTH latest 1894 special sedan. like
new must SELL sacrifice immediate sale.
Evening star., 1935-02-10
sAI.r-AvIroMoRTI.rs

SAAE0hO AOMODAAES
PONTIAC 1881 sedan. ST. down and
seod tires Sain cfsaa ras ' M eai
No. 848. L. p. Steuart. Inc, 1929 14th.
PONTIAC 1880 coach: sacrifice. $125:
terms. Looks and runs like new: always
kept in gar: must sell. moving. Col: 433s
sTUDEBAKER 1882 sedan; original hnish
like new clean interior. excellent motor;
high-grade car for $500. Emerson q
Orme. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
sTUDEBAKER RocKNE 1882 de luxe Sc
@ fnsh; Mnsa meehsnieaIy sInK a. lir seday W susrs
baker f sIssi pesiers A0f f41s s. NV n Dec 4sz
sedan; black Anish. wire wheels: side
tfes and moeer sodss
Alber & Mcneil. Inc. Studebaker Dealers.
141S P st. NV. Dec. 1447.
sTuDEBAKER coach. $40; and will give
fine TRANSPORTATION. Lee d. Butler. Inc.
ZOO Champlain st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1928 Dictator sedan, $25
for storage, only: car excellent; Garage
Spruce Blue: MotoToia & radio; excellent con.
sten ao-Hay
fssR Dealers A9ff 9is 81 McSs na Dec Dec
at 500; runs and looks OK Lee d. Butler.
Inc. 2155 Champlain st. NV.
TERRAPLANE 1892 coupe: radio and
heater. good tires, new-car appearance.
bargain: S207: easy terms and trade.
Logan Motor Co.. Authorized Ford Dealers.
1417 Irving St NV
WILLYS-KNIGHT sedan. only S27: fine
Inc. 2155 Champlain st. NV.
WILLYS. very late 1880 sedan: clean ap-
pearance. runs fine. S125; terms, trade.
Ace Garage. 141S North Capitol st.
WILLYS 1898 sedan: original inish like
must be sold today; only 1925. terms.
Britt Motor Co.. 1923 Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-02-10
BIRTHDAY SPECIALS!
SEDANS-

80 Rockne Sedan. .S2l9
80 Chevrolet D. L. Sedan.
s295
81 Chevrolet Sedan. 1929
80 Studebaker Sedan, s195
80 Roosevelt Sedan .$109
80 Dodge Sedan .s219
90 Buick Sedan .....S139
Evening star., 1935-02-10

PLYMOUTH latest 1884 special sedan. like
new must sell: sacrifice. immediate sale.
S495. Any demonstration. Cleve 6S23.
Evening star., 1935-02-10

PLYMOUTH-credi certificate on 1885
Plymouth sedan: value $40; will sell for
$50 Phone Adams 1852,
La gaceta., 1935-01-28

Pennington, New Jersey, E.
nero 28.-Durante Ell dia de 10Y
ell m~inisterio fiscal, representa-
do en- primer lrgar por el Abo-
gado General Wilentz, interro-
CARA a Bruno H uptmann sobre
la Interpretation de anotaciones
encontradas en- cuatro libretas
propiedad del carpintsro pro-
cesado. Bruno Sc habia olyidado
de las libretas hasta que ell fB-
la de los anteriores, aa9irando q
guntandoie 81 no habia deietrea
do en- elias la palabra "boat" co
mo ia deletrearl en- Ia carta del
rescate: "boad." No hay mayor
terror que ell terror a 10 desco-
nocido y Hauptmann debe ha :
Der pasado la noche muy intran
luilo. Las libretas Sc hallafon
La gaceta., 1935-01-28
Miles de personals ~hanlquedado sin hogar en-
Mississippi a causa de las inundaciones

Muehos botes sc utilNan para
levar auxilio a las personas re-
refugiadas en- luglres altos. Mi
les de personas Sc han refugia-
do en- los puntcs mas centricos
de esta po5laci6n. Las lanchas
de motor recogieron aver a 800
Ipersonas mas, llevandolas a lu-
gar SECURE.
Todss los ciudad nos de bue-
~ salud estan cooperando con
la Cruz Roja. FL aqua ha for
mado TN lagu que en- algEnos
sitios tiene una anchura de Is
a IS millas y un largo de 40 mi
Has, abarcandd parties de los
.Li ndaios de Hanola, Quitman,
Tallahatchie, Tupica y Tate.
La gaceta., 1935-01-28
Ell Fiscal pediira explcaciones a Hauptmann
sobre cuatxo ibretas con anotaciones

en- el domieilio del aleman yuma
sali6 a, re,- cir ell viernes, asom-
bcando a Bruno y haciendole re
t0rnar a su zelda agitado y pa
lido.
En- las libret3s aparecen va :
rias palabras escritas como sc
escribieran en- la nota de resca-
te entregada al DR.. Condor y
las que recibiera Lindbergh.
Boat" bote, Sc deletrea, EN- las
netas y en- las libretas, "boad;"
"a firma Sc deletrea "singatu :
|re," en- lugar de Signature" en-
las lib3etas y en- las notas de-
~rescate, y 10 mismo sueede con
Ia palabra "our" que aparece es
crita "ouer."
Wilentz ,efectuara hoy una
leenferencia con sus ayGdantes,
La gaceta., 1935-01-28

Mohawk, de IA Ward Lire, desa
parecidos Ell mi6EocleS . = la no
she. Tres dias y dos noches pa
saron en- / triste mis.5n, per
diendose toda esperarz2 A alt
a de. fuerte yiento que reina.
Han sido recuee.ados los cusr-
pos de 35 de las victimas. La
Sra. Grave Williams de Mans
ield, Oaio, reel mo aver los
-uerfos de sus hijas Alicia y
Sra. David F. Brucker. Ell cada-
YER &c Rafael Ortero fue reco
gido por un grupo de marine -
ros. La 1nica mujer que figura
en- 81 grupc de los desapareci -
,.os 10 es la aSrta. E. B. Gentle,
lie HCultOn, estado de Maine.
La gaceta., 1935-01-28
la dACETA

Marks, Miss, enero 27.-Gr2
We es ell problema de auxilio
a los gb:ernos del es
tado federal porQue a causa de
las inunda;iones han qredado
sin hctgar miles de personals. La
Cruz Roja trata de socosrer a
los perjudicados Y calculS que
al -75% del ganado he muerto,
arrastrsdo por la corriente. Ell
r1mero de personas victim2s
del desagtre no "a p2dido ser
calculado aun.
Amenaza eli aqua con extern
tarse a toda la cuenca del rio
Tallahatchje, LEG ndo a Green
wood.
La gaceta., 1935-01-28
Ell Cabaret de Fantasia

CI U0 II ufLtuSU
Ell primer acontecimiento So
cial del ano, que hara historic
en- nrestra comunidad, CORES :
ponde a la guerilla sociedad c.
Espanol Y a las apreciables d.
mas de Protection y Auxilio,
que tuvieroR a su cargo la orga
nizaci6n del regio festival.
Por anticipate habiamos au-
gurado este notable triunfo, te-
niendo en- cuenta las .bien CANA
das simpatias de La agrupaci6n
organizadora y de la enaltecida
sociedad.
Lleg3mos al paiacete de la Ia.
avenida y Gale 16, POGO despues
de abrirse los sal9nes.
En- distintos lugares, encarga
das de distintas comisiones, es-
taban las amables damas que
preside la Sra. Elvira Paniello,
atendiendo a la concurrencia.
Al llegar fuimos saludados con
los hermosos claveles del acre
ditado jardin de Greco.
Formaban ell distinguido CRU
pc de damas la Sra. Elvira Pa
niello, que vestia un elegante
traje, aornado con un fragante
ramo de talismanes; Maria Lyle
STA, Vice Presidents Margari-
ia Lopez, Tesorera; Onelia Cor
ces, Carmela Pardo, Consuelo
Hernandez, Rosa Angulo, Adel-
ia Diaz, Rosa Sandoval, Pillar
Ballota, Olgo Rubin. Palmira
Garcia, Rosa Y Carmita Espe-
rante, JOsefina Fernandez, Oh
ga Pardo, Norma Fernandez,
Vivi Diaz, Maria Noriega, Lola
Dominguez, Olga Vale, Lima
loretta, Emilia Mora, Micaela
Diaz, Georgina Martinez, Olivia
Fernandez, Maria Gomez, Julia
Fuentes, Maria Luisa Elmira,
Luisa Fernandez y Matilde Mar
tinez.
A la hora de las variedades,
hizo su aparici6n en- ell salon, la
aplaudida tiple Sra. Carmen Ra
La gaceta., 1935-01-28
SOCIALES

Imirez, para cantarnos Ell Simeon
y ell Marcial, en- los que verti6sto
da su gracia de salerosa araso-
mesa. La sigui6 despues la no
table pareja Dolores y .Diaz,
que con perfseto dominic de su
arte bailaron la DANA tcrera
LA Capa," un tango, las rBule-
rias, bale con castanuelas y I'm
yascdoble.
La diminuta bailarina aero
titica Paulina Corwart, eje9u-
20 varios ntiimeros de merito, !
f.1r 1timo los hermanos Gil y
Thom9s Armour, presentaron
n1meros clasicos.
! Aprovechamos les minutes
del intermedio, para anotar en-
MEDIC de la algeria, 10 mas con-
nctad6 &--fuestro mundo social.
Las mesas, EN- gran ndmero y
perfectamente organizadas, e.
ran ocupadas por ell Consul de
Espana, Sr. Pablo Ubarri y Sc
nora; ell querido Presidente Ra-
mon Fernandez Rey y su inte-
resante esposa, Sra. Cecilia Fer
nandez; Dres. Santiago Panic
llc, apreciable director del Sa
natorio Esp9nol y La Benefica;
M. r. Winton, j. N. Torretta,
Ismael Angulo, Jose s. Spoto,
Jose A. Minardi y eSposa, A. j.
Ferlita y esposa, A. Guerra y Sc
nora, ell conocido abogado Mar
tin Caraballo y sonora, Sres.
Rail Vega y esposa, Cesar Fer
nandez v esposa, Jose Rubin y
sonora, Manuel Rubin v esposa,
Srta. Gloria Rubin, Jose Coma
lez Y sonora, Carlos Angulo, Car
los Barba Y esposa, Concha Ii
Ills, Leon Haber y sonora, Boni-
facio Valero, r., y esposa, Ange
10 Greco y esposa, Jimmy Greco
con ST. %prometida Srta. Agnes
Thompson, esposos A. G. Col
Inns, Oscar Mijares y esposa, Lui
sa Mijares, Luis Diaz y esposa,
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Bruno Hauptmann yolyi6 a la alla de
los testigos en- la manana de hoy

Pennington, N. j., Enero %.
Para ser interr,gado por ell
Abogado General de New Jer-
sey volvi6 hoy a Ia silla de los
testigos el aleman Bruno Haupt
mann. Con los punos f!rmemeR
te sueltos por los guardias, Bru
no entr6 en- Ia sala del tribunal
20 minutes antics de que emlpe-
cara ell ~juicio. Palido lucia, pc
no con la misma expression est6i
ca que h9 caracterizado sus en-
tradas y salidas en- ell edificio
del tribunal. La primera pregun
ia del fiscal fue esta: Acusado,
!, ha estado listed alguna vez en-
ell aire, en- un seroplano?
ST, en- Los Angeles.
EZRA I'm viaje de placer?
ST.
len csc yiaje lie acompana
on a listed su eSpesa y su am.
. Hans Kioeppenburg?
ST.
Al conteatar estas preguntas
j sono de la VIZ del procesado.
IN Isl. 49," cc1no s. Ca
ra.
i EsconGia listed muchas co
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sas del ccnocimiento de SUI mu-
jer?
NO.
-lCuando Sc encontr6 por
vez primera con Mrs. Henckel!
En- 1882.
Nuevas preguntas, relaciona-
das con ell acusado Y Mrs. Hen
cke, sobre los laz2s de "amis
Aad" que existian entire ellos,
fueron hechas acto seguidos POI
Wilentz.
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Hoy Sc efectuara ell entierro
de Manuel Beiro, Sr., de 43 a :
nos de edad, vecino de la casa
ndmero 3006 de la calle 10. AIDE
mas de SUI esposa, Sra. Juana
Perez, lie sobreviven dos hijas.
Hortensia y Beatriz, y seis ri =
jos, Manuel, jr,, Enrique, Gut
'llermo, Cesar, Ladimiro y Emf =
lilo.