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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-14
POLTS PRESENTS
 COMBINED SHOW
WIN Barn Dance, "TKe Bishop Misbehaves Are
 Drawing Cards

P0lfs is now presenting a great continuation stage and screen show, which will continue until Tuesday night, on the stage is the nationally famous WHN Barn Dance and on the screen there Is .''The Bishop Misbehaves" a srol- licking comedy and as added feat ures there Is the very latest Wal ter Disney Silly Symphony Cookie ! Carnival' and other delightful shorts to round out program that is superb,
 The WYNN Barn Dance brings to tn. stage of Polls 35 stars or the radio world and in fact this is the greatest gathering of radio stars that has ever been gathered in one stage show in many years. among the many favorites you will see in person after hearing them. over the air for the past z years are Zeke, Ezra and Pappy assisted by Elton Britt, this popular quartette also kno WI as the "Westchester Hill billies" head off the entertainment treat then for added measure there are the 3 Clark Sisters, Tex Rit- ter, Billy Eynne, Nate Fields, Ray Whitlcy's Range Ramblers, and when these rustic musicians get going there will be hill-billy and plains music all over town, then there is Jake (what man) Watts, Jack Smith and his sister Mary, the. Burnett Sisters, Betsy Lynn and Sarah Jane.
 Waterbury will-.be hilly billy while this attraction is in own and the show that millions have ap- I plauded this feature over the air l O.. t-to-coast hook-ups for the ! past seven years is brought to town and will thrill all who are able I to crowd into Polls to see this stage show.
 The screen part of this program has not been sighted "The Bi- shop Misbehaves" with Edward Gwenn, Maureen O'Sullivan and Norman Foster is taken from the stage play of the, same name and which had a marvellous run in New York it Is the hilarious tale of a kindly old man of the cloth who gets mixed up in crime and has a lot of trouble getting out of it.
 On the same program there will be one of the ever popular and | famous Walt Disney Silly Sympho- nies the title of this one being Cookie Carnival also there will be 8 musical comedy film with Q !, bevy of beautiful girls, funny com edians and snappy singing and dancing and that is not the entire program there will be the latest issue of Metro news with pictures of the ceremonies at the funeral e Huey Long.
 Here is. the ideal pace to spend | the week end and see a real Broad | way combination of stage and screen show and best of all it is 1 at no advance in prices.
 l Wednesday there will be another
 double feature program on tho ] screen and on the stage on Wed. nesday night another Vaudeville
 show with Gus Meyers and hi fiddle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-14
-' CAMEO

From the secret fiies of the De- partment of Justice in Washing ton. were drawn the facts and data on which the story of Paramount's l7'.Aden Without Nam es",, coming to- morrow to the Cameo. theater., is based ..s,...... X '. < An. exciting and colorful story which follows the federal men in their pursuit of the nations crfm-: inals, "Men Without Names" stars Fred MacMurray, handsome star of 3"The. Gilded Lily" and Madge Evans z,.a~<T .,4 s.
 The criminals offer resistance to their capture. It Is not until after a thrilling climax in which gov ernment forces are massed that the capture Is. accomplished.
 The companion feature is Paris in; Spring" starring Mary Ellis. ,3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-14
TAN YOUR CHILDREN-BY SUN

Milwaukee (UP)-Tan your chill dren-by sunlight. not with a stick but do it gradually, is the advice of the city health commissioner here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-14

Scotland recently sent it's fiis pilgrimage by sea to 'Lourdes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-14
CAPITOL.

Blazing path as a pioneer. of a new-type action picture, George ORrien's new-starring picture, The Cowboy Millionaire., open to- morrow at the Capitol theater.r q
 Action ranges oyer six thousand miles from London's spires to Arizona,s deserts. Audiences are promised an engrossing lot of thrills. ;e gs.~ '' %sS
 This Fox Film release has been acclaimed wherever seen. It es- cheWs the stereotyped formula of the hardened cowboy plus fragile girl futtering around mortsaged homesteads. 'f
 In "The Cowboy Millionaire" the settings denote wealth, and be- speak refinement and culture. The women wear clothes befitting wealthy society. No cowboy shoots up the dust of the village street. No. chases predominate the pie turk, yet this fast-moving film is packed to the hilt with action.
 The companion feature is
 ChlnatoWn Squad' Starrlng Lyle Talbot, Valeris IIobson and Hugh O'ConnelL Don't fail to. see this exciting picture. You will agree that 1t is one of the most fasci- mating film plays the screen has shcwn this season. I x.
 The management of the Capitol theater wishes to announce an i'm portant change. in its program which is sure to meet the demands of fits many patrons. Under the old policy, shows opening on Thursday continued to run until Friday night. %4 :,
 Under the new program, which starts Thursday, Sept. 18th, the shows which open Thursday will close Thursday night instead of ending Friday night. A new show will open Friday and will not close until Saturday night. The theater will open with a new show every Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday under the new program.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Ell juez PdIteway escudhara
hoy mociones preliminares de la
defensa en- relaci6n con las eau
sas de j. l.. Young, Earl Glatt
y Sam CIR shy, acusados de vo-
tar ilegalmente en- las paSadas
elecc;ones primarias. Contra e.
Hos pregent6 cargos ell fiscal del
condado, C. j. Hardee.
Para manana estan senalados
los sigu;entes juicics: Raymond
Tamarg2, guar con descuido;
Wade Gibson, robo de I'm AUTO
m6vil; Jake H. Baker, robo a
"1ano armada, y Bob Butler, 70
DO.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
FIESTA DE HALLOWEEN
PARA LOS NINOS

Ell jueves e efectrara en- la
ale Franklin la fiesta de Hal
'oween para Jos nihos, organi-
zada por ell Jefe de policia con
"a cooperation de un numeroso
grupo de ciudadanos.
Tomaran parte en- una para
da infantil de mascaras, que es-
tan organizandose, las bandas
de la Universidad de Tampa y
Us Elks. La parada seguira por
Lafayette hasta Florida, Florida
a Polk, Polk a Franklin y des-
rues hasta ell lugar del bale.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28

Sc han creado para la tempo
rada de inVierno infinidad de
ip~recio5os conjuntUs para eI
"cock-tail'', como 81 los gesture.
rCs qCisieran afirmarnos una
vez mas que esos vestidos, con
cebidos para la caida de la tar
de, son los mas propios para a
companar la elegancia femeni-
ma en- la bora en- que suele ser
mas brillante.
La mayor parte de las colec-
clones Sc han puesto de acuerdo
para reservar un lugar impor-
tante a este numero entire los
modelHs que nos lpre:entan, pc
70 no todas estan de acuerdo a.
cerca de un inmIportante detalle
de preseA oaci0n: la question de
la falda, pareciendose a un plei-
to diplomatico, da lugar a abrn-
dantes controversies.
UnCS quieren que sea larga,
tan larga como la de los vesti-
dos para cenas; otros Sc empe-
dan en- detenrla netamente en-
Gina del t0billo. Verdad es que
en- ambos casos ell efecto resulta
agradable y satisfactorio.
Els evidente, sin embargo,
que para un sencillo Cocktail
parity no convene la falda lar
ga; su presencia no esta admit
tida por las reglas, y 10 frO5io,
en- este case, es lucir un conjun-
to que sc aproxime a una "toi-
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
MaQnificO ~"rendimientO"

NGgnificO "rendimientO"
Con broche de orc "se firm6
la paz" en- la finca Nistal aver.
Las poderosas "potencias" del
Min Y James Fernandez dieron
por terminate su conquista.
La fiesta cristaliz6 en- un
triunfo que debe enorgnllecer a
sus organizadores.
Els ell triunfo de la causa no
BILE que perseguian.
Camas modernay y c6modas
seran compradas para los enfer
mos de la Covadonga.
Entire los asistentes estaban
ell Presidente del Centre Astu-
riano de la Habana, Sr. Juan
3. Diaz.
Pasaron de 300 los comensa-
fes que Sc sentaron en- las lar
gas mesas de la hermpsa finca.
Una tarde asturiana.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
NEWBERGER DICE QUE NC
HAY MAQUINAS EN- SU DIS
TRITO

FL condestable Newberger re
corri6 ell sabado su distrito, en-
> mpania de Cos ayudantes, lin
pian3olo por complete de ma2ui
mas de jugar.
Cuenta ell condestable con la
cooperation del juez de paz L11
Walters, que detesta esos apa-
ratios de extraer niqueles, rea-
les Y pesetas de los bolsilloz &c
los incautos.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
PARA LA MUJER
CONJUNTOS PARA Ell COCKTAIL"
Dimensiones de la Falda

lette" de tarde de TN estilo muy
vestido.
Para clio, 10 mejor sera ele.
cir un conjunto de tarde al que
Sc dara una nota igeramente
acentuada. Asi por ejemplo, IN
vestido de crespon "cloque" ne
gro, finamente bordado de pla-
ia, para convenir en- la circuns-
tancia, llevara en- su falda un
vist0so "drape" simulado, que
recuerda los m~ovimientos qre
Sc ven en los vestidos de no.
che; pero esa falda terminara
encima del tobillo; detalle i'm
portante que no hay que perder
devista.
Este veStido 'pguede acompa-
narse muy bien de una capa de
pieles 0 bien de un abrigo de
tarde, con importantes adorncs
de peleteria (piel de zorro azul
G plateado, "breitchwantz", vi
sion o "loutre".
Ell scmbrero que completa es-
te armonioso corjunto GeOera
ser de terci2pelo o de fieltro, Y
no habra de tener los adornos
de "aigrettes', de Iparadis o de
flores. Ell e:tilo toca es Ell mas
indicado.
En- Gambia, un cocktail
party prolongado requiere un
atavio bastante distinto.
La diferencia esenciaI con-
site en- las dimensiones de la
falda, cue debe ser obli2atoria
mente larga. Sc han presenta.
do, entire los modelos de la tenn
porada de invierno, varias yer
stones para este conjunto que
han conocido igual exito.
Una de estas versiones, aca-
so la mas %apreciada, presenta
ell vestido largo de cresp6n O
de saten, muy trabajado con
recortes Y canesus, cuGl 81 fue-
IA un traje de noche; SUI aspec
to Sc caracteriza por unas man
gas estrictamente largas.
Otra version ,tambien origi-
nal, es la del vestido sin man
gas. En- este case, ell vestido de
"cock-tail' tiene la ventaja de
poder ser utilizado igualmen-
tie como vestido de cena; bas-
Ia agregarle en- este case una
chaquetita o un bolero.
Para completar estos conjur
- Sc emplea, como para los
cocktails" sencillos, la capa
de pieles-y va no ell abrigo-
y la toca, como anteriormente
Sc describe.
Las grandes colecciones ofre
cen abundantes moielos para
regocijo de nuestros ojos de eS
tas prendas elegantes y refi-
fadas.
Citaremos al azar unoS cuan
tos veStidoS, Ilamadcs segura-
laente a conocer ell exito: Tn
precioso corpino de t~erciopelo
@abeZa-de-negro ~acompanaba
una fal1a larga con adornos de
lame" de ORC. Un vestido de
La gaceta., 1935-10-28

Regres6 Ell DR.. Mario Santos
Procedente de New York
lego a esta ciudad ell conocido
cptometrista DIR. Mario Santos.
Mario fue a la Metr6poli a
conocer los ultimos adelantos
de su profession y Dponerlos al
Srvicio de su numerosa cliente-
la. Tiene su despacho de 6ptica
en- los altos ddel Correo de Ybor
donde de muevo Sc pone a la dis
posici6n de todos.
IReciba eel apreciable amigo
nueStro saludo.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
INFORMATION
E PUERTO

Solo IN vatpor entr6 aver, ei
americana Yaka, procedente de
Amberes. I
Con rumbo a Key West y la
Haoana, con pass (eros, car
ga y correspondence, sali6 aver
q vapor americana Cuba.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28

TraemCs a e.tas Columns, el
retrato del Sr. Sebastian Sierra
conOcido industrial de esta ciu-
dad, que cuenta con muchos a
migCs en- la colonia latina. La
mayor delicadeza lie distingue.
Hey es ell cumpleahos de nues
tr9 amigo Sebastian y 10 cele-
bra rodeado de sr,3 familiares.
A su acreditado restaurant
Gel Boulevard iran sus amiS-
tades a congratulate.
Reciba nuestra mas sincera
felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
Manuel Sanchez

Manuel Sanchez
Tocara en- ell traditional bale
de mascaras, ell jueves, en- la sa-
Ia alta del Centre Asturiano.
Noche de constante algarabia
con pitos, cornetas, caretas y
confettis. Todos los factores
de attraction seran puestos en-
juego.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
CENTRIC ESPANOL DE TAM
PA.

Sc cita a toals les miembrcs
lie esta Sociedad para la Junta
General Ordinaria correspon =
iiente a este mes, que tendra lu
gar ell martes 20 del corriente,
a laz 8 y media de la noche en-
81 edificio de Ybor.
F.. SOutO,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
OtrO erit0

OtrO eTitO
Mas plblico que en- las sema-
mas anteriores asisti6 a la Guar
ia matinee del Centre Espanol.
Las mesas volvieron a ser O.
cUpadas por nuestra alegre ju-
ventud.
Don Francisco hizo Juror,
como siempre.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28

gCbernaci0n, comunicaciones y
ca 2lLro, Sc ha puesto en- vigor,
pasando tcdo ell personal a de-
gender 6e la Administrator de
IA fabrica de la moneda y tim
bre.
La maquinaria Sc conserva
en- los locales en- que e:taba ms
talada, 10 mismo que ell mate
rial, debiendo prcponer la AID
ministraci6n de la moneda 10
que debe hacerse con los nuevos
'elementos incorporates. I'm re-
glamento Sc dictara para la nue.
Va organization de la imprenta,
quedando facultado para dictar
las dispo:iciones que estime o.
portunas 81 min.s.erio de ha-
cienda.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28

Una j@atd
Sc eta a todas las hermanas
de los Loyal Knights para la
Junta Extraordinaria que Sc
celebrara hoy, a las 8 p. nj. en-
ell lugar de costumbre.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28

Bale pOr inUttaci6B
Ell dia 80 de Noviembre, en-
los salones del Centre Asturia-
no.
Seran madrinas de la fiesta
Evangelina La Fuente, Mary
Fernandez, Maria Farfante y
Cristina Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28

OtrdS mdtineeS
Nos informa ell atento Secre-
tario de la Secci6n de Recreo
del Circulo Cubano, Agustin
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
3nj!es de HaHOWe'en

3njles de HaUOwe'en
En- Ell Circulo Cubano, ell jue-
YES, con "Lcs Bohemios" en- la
sala cantina y George Rith-
NTH Kings" en- ell salon alto.
Con esta orquesta viene la can
tante Katherine Galloway.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
Pedro Via

Pedro Via
TamIbien nos dice Marietta
que va tiene contratada la or
Iuo1ta de Pedro Via para IN
eaharet privado que Sc celebra-
"a el dfa 80 de Noviembre.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28
ayer% IN
: =! D. e.: :: : e: 3:
FernandezNail6 y Sc ofre-

c.eron otros e-itr~tanimlentos
a los h~ermanitos y hermann
tas.
Ali estaban Antonio M. vi
go, de naipea Z. M. Vigo, de
muneca; Nllda Gomez, de gil
tana; Roberto Gomez, de tore
70; Celia Bo5es, de aldeana
Carmita Tudela, Dalia Somei-
Han, Marcelo y Rolando Mort
to; Elvira Gavilan, de china ;
Carmela Rodriguez, JESUS Pa
tho, Claudina Gavilan; Laura
Fernandez, de re.na Grace To
mas, de mora; Margarita Sar-
dinas; Enrique Fernandez ,ade
Japones; Josefina Carreno, de
nina; Carmen l.. Barrera, de
La gaceta., 1935-10-28

Lara, Evelia Rojas; Aida Her
nandez, de pierrot; Aida La
Fe, de Ierrot; Carlos Barrera,
3e calesero; Martin Barrera,
de japones: Cesar LaCalle, de
pirata; Ofel;a Pelaez, de pal
Ocilia Quintana, de much
espanol; Luis Figueras,
Pelaez, Georgina Sanchez
'nr7 A@antara. Clia FuenteY
!, Garo:aV osca T-1 Lac
lie, Oscar Garcia, Roberto Al
pizar, Roberto Valdes, Pedro
Favata, Helen Valdes, Justo
Rodriguez, Rosita Valdes, Pc,
dro Giglia, Asunci6n Fulguera
Dorothy Caraballo, Leonor Ju.
sa, Floralia Prieto, Dolores
Prieto, Frank Puppello, y las
senor.tas Josef;na Ferro, Eva
Jusa, Armada Quintana, Ofelia
P1ta y Sras. Julia lRojas, Ana
Hernandez, Alexandria Mort,
to, oneida Noriega y Rebeca
Burguette.
La comisi6n organizadora hi
70 servir deliciosos refrescos.
La gaceta., 1935-10-28

Madrid, oct.I
del ministerio d;
primiendo las in
m%inister;0; de d
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when he opened the door Of
an adjoining room.
Behold"
Into the room walked a
young person who seemed, at
first glance, as though she had
stepped out of a band box.
Everything about her was
startlingly new - the slippers,
the silk stockings, the curve
revealing dress, the pink glass
beads. Equally new was the
platinum glisten of her waved
hair, the peachy complexion,
the white ivory smile and the
straight little nose. Eyes Of
cornflower blue under recently
penciled brows, smiled roguish'
ly at Juliet.
Here, undoubtedly, was ra-
diant youth, and the skillful
counterfeit of vivid chorus-g1rl
beauty.
Juliet's eyes widened. "Katie
Schmidt"
The small live figure no
longer cringing-crossed the
room with a little undulating
movement and extended a
small and beautifully mani
cured hand.
"H'ja like me. Miss Rankin?"
shrilled the girl. Il renovated
swell, didn't II"
"How marvelous!" said Juliet
taking Katie's hand. Il can't
believe my eyes. I've never seen
such a transformation. You're
simply gorgeous, Katie"
"Yuh tellin' me?" said the
delighted Katie. Il turned out
better than I expected. Yuh
can't never tell I used to be
cross-eyed could you?"
Indeed you couldn't" Juliet
assured her. "Was it all done
right here in the Institute?"
"All except the dental work."
said Won Guerdon, looking
upon Katie as though she we're
a mechanical device he had
constructed. "We had to send
her out for that"
Worth the Price
"Yeah and it hurt, too," con-
fided Katie in her little tin-pan
voice. Them packs and plas-
ters they put on my face to peel
it was tough-but I didn't care
how much it hurt me. Course I
was under ether for the nose
and the eye operations so I
didn't feel that. Lucky I had a
beautiful form to start with"
Tell me-" asked Juliet curl
ously, "has it made you much
happier?"
"I'll say So"
"And how are you going to use
all your good looks?"
"She wants to go on the
stage" Won Guerdon interjected,
"but I advised against it,"
"Oh, I amt particular" Katie
said carelessly. Il just as soon
go in pitchers.
Juliet's eyes met Won Guer.
don's. They were both thinking
the same thing. Only the out
side of Katie Schmidt was
changed. Her soul was still a
little scraggy weed, struggling
for growth in back alley.
"Or I might marry a rich
man. 7 dunno"
"She's referring to O'Hara,"
smiled Won Guerdon. Katie
and I are good friends but
O'Hara's her beau ideal. When
she's not looking at her new
complexion in the mirror, she's
asking me all sorts of questions
about him. Don't you ever
think 7 get jealous, Katie?"
"Oh, you!" cried K at ie
pleased, but wrinkling her new
nose. you're just a human
icicle to me. When I first came
in this place, Mr.. O'Hara was
nice to me, but you treated me
like a dog. I forgive you,
though-you mean we'll"
Won Guerdon turned to Juliet
in mock dismay.