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Evening star., 1935-11-05
TAMPA U. BEATS ROLLINS.

WINTER PARK. Fla, November S.
R}-Tampa University defeated Rol-
Inns College. 1876, in foot ball game
here Yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-11-05
FROM THE PRESS BOX
Tunney Intimates He Could Spank Most
of Present.Day Heayies, But Omits Louis.
BY JOHN LARDNER .

N l GW IOllA' NONtAbNi w. A@AN
M highly developed and carefully
" trained mind of Mr.. Gene
a Tunney is occupied for the
most part these days with travel, poll
tics, financial manipulation and the
duties of Connecticut lsndholder.
could quote him at length on any OF
these items. but it strikes me that you
might prefer to hear him talk fights.
It's easier said than arranged.
World problems-including what Mr..
Tunney describes as the interneclne
strife in Europe"-are of greater i'm
port than pugilism. Mr.. Tunney likes
to discuss them. Besides he is a smart
man and knows when to duck pain
ful subject.
He was smart enough to duck that
grim program of fisticuffs presented at
Madison Square Garden the other eve
ming by Jimmy Johnston and featur-
ing Signor Primo Camera and Herr
Walter Neusel. 1t was Primo, chiefly,
who kept Mr.. Tunney away.
Evening star., 1935-11-05
Rates Carnera as Bouncer.

'I've seen all I want to see of that
fellow" said the ex-champion. HE
should be saloon bouncer, not q
prizeflghter. He happened to find g
man he could lick the other night
but that means nothing; absolutely
nothing.
Hell always be able to whip
Evening star., 1935-11-05
Mulligan in Focus.

huHlSdn IN OcuS.
IF REPORTS of the Z. U.-De Paul
game are accurate the Cards were
victims of a freak play. A touch.
down was scored when De Paul
passer, apparently trapped for 20.
yard loss, let go with 45-yard pass
that was caught by lunging team.
mate who helplessly grounded the ball
6 inches from the Card goal.
On the next play the oval va,
plunged through a temporarily de.
moralized c. U. line for victory.
The c. U. fankman cited for all.
America notlce after the Cards vic'
tory over Detroit, George MulligaI
performed as we'll If not better against
De Paul, in the judgment of critici
who saw both games. They say his
pass catching and spirited, efficient
defensive play were impressive.
The splotching of clean slate and
the drop from national eminence
seem 10 have affected least of all the
Card who might have felt it most
Arthur (Dutch) Bergman, head coach
He was out there yesterday drill
ing the Redbirds, the varsity second.
stringers against the freshman. a,
though last week were forgotten. ThG
regulars had dav off
Evening star., 1935-11-05
THE SPORWIGH
Ball Players, Golfers Call the Turn,
But Max Baer Proves Poor Forecaster.
BY GRANILAND RICE,

CHECk-BACk at the edge of
~ the Winter recalls number
~ of remarkable forecasts made
n since the last snowfall. Not
all the soothsayers take it on the
chin.
Scene 1-Bradenton. Fla. march
Dizzy Dean talking with the writer:
They've just sold Pat Malone to the
Yankees. That means NOBODY to take
Tex Carletons place. 1t also means
no pennant for ST. Louis. Paul and
can take care of As games. and we'll
do that good anyway. But there
won't be enough pitching to handle
the old home stretch like We did last
year and they'll nose us out by about
three games"
That was calling 1t close enough.
Scene mickey Cochrane at Lake
land, Fla: II figure we'll win this PEN
nant by about eight games. And don't
forget this: Crowder will win at least
10 games and he'll help us win world
series. The old boy looks better than
he has looked in some time"
was one of the vital spots in the
Cub Tiger series. allowing only
five hits in the fourth game for
a2-t0-1 victory.
Scene 3-The Ryder Cup matches at
Ridgewood, N. j. Who is the pick
of the young prose" asked Walter
Hagen, United States Ryder team cap
tain. MY pick would be Johnny Re-
volta" Hagen said. Hes not only
fine golfer, but a cool. uphill scrapper.
He is aAo one Of the best putters
ever saw"
Revolta, S down to Whitcombe
around the twenty-third hole. came
on to win a tough uphill match. In
the p. G. A. championship at Okla
homa City it was Revolta who elimi-
mated Hagen, the medalist. and then
went on to take over the title with
display Of high-class golf against the
toughest competition in the game.
Scene 4. Tommy Armour be-
fore the United States amateur
golf championship at Cleveland:
Lawson Little will romp
through.
"I don't care what the odds are
against winning eight matches in
row-or 81 straight. I've been playing
with him all week and I've never seen
another golfer as long and as straight
with wood and iron-as deadly around
the greens and as ice-cold in pinch.
He'll play any shot he has to play and
Il won't be even close"
Evening star., 1935-11-05
STREAK CRACKED.
i. S. FAME FLOWN
Game With West Virginia
Wesleyan May Tip Off
c. U., G. w. Strength.
BY ROD THOMAS.
DOOT ball folk who have hankered
for a battle between Geol I'd
Washington and Catholic Uni,

"OOT ball folk who have hankered
- for a battle between Geol I'd
Washington and Catholic Uni.
L versity since the rivals of I'D
attained gridlron prominence. and
then quit relations, won't be induleed
this season, but may be appeased a
little when the Cardinals meet West
Virginia Wesleyan next Saturday al
Griffith Stadium.
In brief: West Virginia Wesleyan
held West Virginia to scoreless tie
George Washington defeated West
Virginia. 1916.
Now Catholic University will meet
West Virginia Wesleyan.
In a season Of haf-explained ups
sets. the once popular method of CONS
pairing teams by scores against cons
mon opponents becomes more and
more unsafe. but the G. W.-West
Virginia tally will permeate the minds
Of c. U. grldders when they meet the
team that battled to a standstill ths
team that G. w. had fancy tins
beating.
In lieu of direct competition all
around the Cardinals and members
of other major Washington team
are comparing records.
Evening star., 1935-11-05

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Newspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1935-11-05

(See PRESS BOX, Page I'D.
The Washington times., 1935-05-31

A three-man Bonus Army,
unique in that it doesn't want the
bonus, descended on the Capital
along with the rain yesterday.
Soaked to the skin, the army
or two-thirds of it-bivouacked in
front Of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition under the trees, while its
commander, william j. Higgins,
came to The Times office to an
nounce that the army was here.
Starting from Cleveland on
May 81, the army Travelled by
freight train. Eight men started,
but five were lost enroute.
Commander Higgins said he
would lead his forces to the
Capitol today to pay their respects
to Representative Patman and
thank him for his work in their
behalf.
But the new army has a new
idea. Commander Higgins ex-
planned that his plan is to ask
all veterans to turn their certi-
ficates in to the Treasury Depart
ment, and ask that the money
be used to construct and maintain
The Washington times., 1935-05-31
THUGS BEAT
ROB MAN, So

Philip F. Latchford, IS, Of the
900 block Sixth st. N. E., told
police that he was beaten and
robbed of 81 and a gold watch by
two white men early today at
Thirty.fourth st. and Rhode
Island Ave-, Mt. Rainier.
The robbery victim was taken
to Sibley Hospital by passing
motorists and treated for possible
fractures of both jaws.
Annie L. Porter, 1900 block
Tenth st. N. W., reported that
two colored boys Snatched her
pocketbook containing $11 and q
$3.50 money order last night while
walking at Thirteenth and @ SITS.
N, w,
The Washington times., 1935-05-31
1000 WA 7 Gil
HORSE SHOW

With leading jumpers and
hunters in this vicinity entered in
the show, Fort Myer entrants
yesterday captured most of the
honors in the horse show held
yesterday in the riding hall of the
military post.
The show, held for the benefit
of the Army Relief Society, was
originally scheduled to be held in
the garden show ring opposite the
entrance Of the Arlington Gene
terry, but rain forced the contest
into the riding hall.
More than 1000 horse show fol.
lowers attended the show and
spectators included members of
the diplomatic corps and Congress.
The Washington times., 1935-05-31
Stolen Pets Keep
Hermit in Meat

BUDAPEST G.N.S0.-The po-
lice arrested Robert Engler, hermit
in a suburb and charged him with
stealing and eating nearly 200
dogs and cats. Engler, who lives
alone in a cottage and is a we'll
TODD man, was regularly stealing
the pets of the vicinity.
He frequently received women
friends and entertained them with
roast dogs and cats, which he
served as veal" and game"
When arrested he declared cats
and dogs are the only dishes" he
can enjoy,
The Washington times., 1935-05-31
Bonus Army Wants
Paralysis Hospital

a national hospital for sufferers
from infantile paralysis.
The "army" is hopeful that 1t
can borrow a tent and some camp
ing equipment to use during its
stay here.
The Washington times., 1935-05-31
COLUMBIAN TO MEET

insect teams in the Columbian
League meet tonight at 735 Rock
Greek Church Road Northwest,
ct 7:30 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-05-31
HURT IN JUMP

MONTPELIER, Ind, May 81.
Cadet c. s. Buchanan, Of Self
ride Field, Mich, was injured
last night when he jumped out
Of his burning Army plane.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-29

IN THE. DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIR N ISLANDS OF
CHkISTIANS1ED SUB JUDICIAL DtsIRIo
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-29

N ISLANDS OF THE u.
SUB JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In of of
An Pre- Hush jane
filed
verified, therein set forth
of A.
din
q he n
FURTHER
also District their address
0 Hxed o
ericC Carrie
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
RECOMIENDA A LA
PRENSA QUE DEFIENDA
SU LIBERTAD Y LA DEL
PALS

New York, Abril 23.-Ha-
blando aver en- ell almuerzo :
nual de la Prensa Asociada, ell
secretario del interior, Mr..
Ickes, recomend6 a la prensa
que luche por su libertad, Guam
do sea amenazada, porque al ha
cerlo defendera la libertad de
la naci6n.
Los periodistas, en- su critic
rio, deben rebelarse contra to-
dos los esfuerzos que Sc hagan
para cerrar las puertas de la IL
bertad de reunion y de palabra,
manteniendo asi su libertad.
"Mientras la Prensa perma =
Mecca hacia nosotros como una
vitamina politica, nos sera po-
sible resistir las tropas de cho-
que del fascismo, del comunis-
mo Y aun de los privilegios es-
peciales que desfilan en- la vero
similidad de benevolencia e in
quietud democratica para ell
hombre comun. LA libertad no
es una cosa de l6gica sino de sen
.timiento."
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
Sc CASA3ON 2253 PAREJAS
FASCISTAS

Roma, abril 23.-Contraje-
ron aver matrimonio 1858 pa
rejas fascistas, por haberse O.
frecido suficiente dinero para
la luna de miel a los que deci-
dieran casarse. A cada pareja
Sc entregaron 500 liras, gastan-
dose en- total $95, 900. Todo ha
sido parte de un plan del pri-
mer m~inistro Mussolini para
obtener ell mayor numero posi-
BILE de maridos para ell mayor
ndmero possible de mujeres. En-
algunas iglesias seis parejas Sc
casaron a Il. vez.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
JUICIO PRELIMINAR PARA
LA SRA. TYNER Y FORD

Para la manana del viernes
ha senalado ell juez de paz Jack
son ell juicio preliminar de la
causa contra la Sra. BERTHE Ty-
ner y ell Sr. Harry Ford, a los
que Sc atribuye ell asesinato,
por envenenamiento, del esposo
de la primera.
Firm6 la acusaci6n contra la
pareja ell florista D. C. Tyner,
IN hermano de la vlctima.
Las visceras del cadaver fue
ron analizadas y Sc encontraron
huellas de arsenico.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23

Como podeis yer, mujeres, ell
espejo de luna es tan delicado
como vosotras.
Mujeres de hoy, que trateis a
la vida la algeria de la silUeta,
de los labios BARBADOS de. car
min, de los peinados estilizados,
de las cejas dibujadas y de las
sonrisas de hechizo: TODD Sc 10
deb6is al espejo,
YO no Sc 81 nuestro TEMPO,
tan falso en- su fondo, como e.
COCA de TRANSITION entire dos
edades, precisa de la pureza del
CRYSTAL para dignificarse un po-
co, 0 81 es que las nuevas CO.
rrientes de la ornamentaci6n
exigen prodigar ell espejo. Pero
cualqulera que sea SU raz0n, la
verdad es que la vida necesita
ahora mas que nunca, de SON.
risas de mujer que la alegren.
Por clio RE, mujer, Y embell6-
cete ante ell espejo, que asi nos
pareceras dos veces risUena y
dos veces BELLA.
E.. A.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Fulton Loan Service contra
Curtis NJ. Stephens; Belmont
Lumber Co. contra Maggie B.
Freeman; Jewell G.. Hamilton
contra Harmanis H. Hamilton !;
Gusie NJ. Vanzant contra DIN
Gordon NanZant.
Corte: Federal: Ben Hur Life
Asso contra ell condado de Char
lotte; L. P. Chalmers contra la
ciudad de St. Petersburg, recla-
maci6n de $4,000; Estados u
nidos de America contra Bob
White.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
VICTORIA DEL EJERCITO
PARAGUAY

Asunci6n, Paraguay, abril %.
-Anunci6 aver ell ministro de
defensa que las tropas de Boil
via han comenzado a retirarse
desordenadamente del sector de
Boyuibe, donde Sc venia libran-
do una de las mayores batallas
de la guerra del Chaco. Las ba-
jas del ej6rcito enemigo Sc cal
culan hasta ahora en- mas de
5000.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23

s3licitaron que ell estado pague
los gastos de la algeIaci6n a la
corte suprema, por e Frank
insolvente; pero ell fiscal Sc opu
so.
Cuando Ell juez S2arkman lie
pregunt6, antes de sentenciarlo,
81 tenia algo que decir, profiri6
estas palabras: Soy %inocente.
NADIA mas puedo decir.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23

Ahcra lf van a Ls%-l de pGata:
que la 9tta esflo mas parecido
a un ra de luna. La cara que
ha de ser plateada Sc fricciona
Embellishments, para que que
de brillante. Despu6s Sc la lava
con clorrro de estano, para i'm
piarla del contacto de los dedos
y facilitar mejor la asiherencia
de la plata. va limpia y pura,
pasa s. bano definitiv6.
Las lunes Sc colocan en- una
gran bahera, cuyo fondo es tam
bien de CRYSTAL. Ell beso herme-
tico de las dos superficies emf
nefeemente planas impide que
ell bano pase a la cara inferior.
Y Sc va echando Ell Ia banera
una seduction de nitrate de pla-
ia, acido sulfdrico, amCniaco y
azucar.
Sc dan dos banos de platea-
do, y ambos en- manos de tres
minutes. 4 wees cae alguna
|particula de polvO, y entonces
hay que limpiarla con piedra
p6mez y volyer a platear ell pun
to de la mancha. Lue9O Sc la
van las lunas duchandolas, y Sc
las coloca en- estantes para que
Sc sequen al calor de serpenti-
mas de vapor. Por ultimo, Sc Gu
bre ell vestido de plata con un
abrigo de gonna laca y I'm par
de manos de pintura roja.
Y va esta ell espejo listo para
que 10 colgueis en- vuestro Guar
to.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
Petici6n de manO

Petici6n de mdRO
Ell pasado domingo fu6 pedi-
da en- matrimonio la gr%aciosa
Srta. Gloria C. LariZ, de la ave
nida IA numero 1414.
Formula la petici6n ante ell
padre de la novia, Sr. Cayetano
Lariz, el j6ven Frank Delgado,
residente en- el numero 1718 de
la Ga. avenida.
Para la enamorada Ipareja
nuestros mejores deseos por su
felicidad.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23

cara unH nota mas, de gran po-
pulari3d, en- pro de la pod9o-
sa slkedad Centre EspanoF'.
Nlantos miembros azotados
che stos momenQs. por la Wala
ssesEE podraqNse al co
~ en- sus rac1ode de Quota?
4 hque a los socios del Cen
g 5anol Sc les da siempre
w fEilio necesario, cUando
mp 10 re3uiere.
ise s~;d9secci6n de propaganda de
Ism que ell pdblico salga salts
|fecha y contento y no haf
Icalculos sobre las ganancias. =
los concurrentes a esta fiesta
Sc dara:
Tn almuer7o, a las 1890, con
arroz con polio, ternero asado,
iensalada mixta, entrem6S, pos
tire laguer y cafe, por un peso
lei cubierto, con derecho al bale.
Los que quieran particular
del programa bailable, pagaran
40 cts. los caballeros, y 25 las
damas.
Sc avisa a todas las personals
que tienen tickets que pueden
entregar hasta ell viernes por la
noche; despu6s del viernes Sc
consideraran vendidos. Hay Ger
ca de mil billetes vendidos para
ell almuerzo.
Ell galleguito decia anoche :
"yo quiero vender ell mismo nu-
nero de tickets que vendi ell ano
pasado.
Ell entusiasmo crece por mo-
mento.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23

GSab6is que es IN eApejo an
ties de ser e~spejo?... Arena.
La arena sc funde en- crisoles
a temperatures elevadisimas, y
cuando ell crisol parece una
gran taxa de caldo, Sc extiende
ell liquido, y asi Sc consigue la
lamina de CRYSTAL. Despu6s Sc
pulen suS caraS a fUerza de fro
tamiento, hasta que de aquello
que fue primeramente arena
surge la maravilla de la luna. Y
dc esta luna, que naci0 de la in
fecUndidad, Sc obtiene ell espe-
jo,
Va a nacer I'm espejo... iSera
para II, mujer de los negros O.
jos de medianoche? Miralo
bien. Quiza un dia no tengas Sc
cretos para este CRYSTAL, que va
esta preparado para su meta
m0rfosis.
Primeramente, ell cortador
toma la hoja en- sus manos ex-
pertas y mira ell alma del CRYSTAL
no sea que Cculte algun defecto
en- su fondo. Ell espejo, para ser
bueno ha de ser p~erfecto. Aho-
IA 10 acuesta en- una mesa. Ell
diamante traza I'm hilo, Y ell
CRYSTAL gime un chirrido para
quebrarse en- la medida exacta.
Mujer que tomas ell cocktail
de las ocho y media, 5c6mo es
ell espejo que tienes en- tn toca-
dor? GDe bordes biselados en-
recto 0 biselados en- curvo? TIE
voy a eXplicar como Sc hace e1
bisel... Cuando es recto, sin
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
GrHtd HOtcjU
UNION DE ~ESCCOGEDORES
NUMERO 474
Cesar RirerO.

De orden del ST.. Presidente
y cumpliendo el Reglamento Sc
eta por este medic a todos sus
asociados para la JUnta Gene
raj Ordinaria que tendra efec-
to a las 8 p. M, ell %jueves % del
c9rriente, en- ell Centre Obrero.
I'll SecretarjO,
La gaceta., 1935-04-23

Ell juSz spark@@ssa de las ReppdGGihsSxks 8 s 5e5iGs. . =
defensa de Peebh. ABEL "a 5ecta44' ho: Ef
Ia ~ida dX~~~sn atom nara en- s&los puntos So
embellishments ns6n 49, = 49, SSxaar PRO Rema
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
Una JaRtd

Una JaRtd
Manana, a las 8 p. m. cele-
brara su junta general trimes-
trial la Logia Caballeros Leales
de America.
Sc tratara de la situaci6n fl
nanciera de la Logia y Sc infor-
mara de la administration de
la nueva d~irectiva durante ell
trimestre.
Por ser de sumo inter6s, ell Sc
La gaceta., 1935-04-23

c~C1I5lole en- que lasS luJ1 sa4IS
de votar para q-.e Sc cahr~r /
vote concedido a ellasa IN
Repdblica. La Mujer zen Fl sia.
ma no ha tenido jamas infl
cia politica y actualpente bit
Ultima en- ell or1M social qua
acierta a medir ell papel impoIs
tante que ha puesto al Estado
en- .sus manos, al concederle ell
vote. Els por estas razones que
la separation del Estado y la l.
glesia en- Espana ha causado no
solo un desacuerdo moral entire
ambos cuerpos, sino tambien
una herida que sera dificil de
sanar, pues los religiosos, acos-
tumbrados a influir directa-
mente en- las masas ,desde hace
siglos Sc encuentran reducidos
a su RENO e%spiritual. Els extra
no en- este siglo pero aun Sc la
van a cabo manifestations que
carecen de toda ~justicia, pues
ha de recordarse que Ell Papa,
Monsenor Segura y otros obs
pos de Espana atacaron abier-
tamente, en- un manifesto, las
nuevas leyes de la Rep1blica y
llegaron a excomulgar a aque-
Hos que habian sido response
bles de elias, MEDIA de un des-
acierto inaudito. Sin embargo,
los religiosos no pierden la espe
rama de que con ell tempo lie
garan n%uevamente a ocupar en-
la direction de la Repdblica un
ipuesto parecido al que disfru-
taron por muchos siglos con la
Monarquia.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
DISMINUYE Ell NUMERO
DE OBREROS SIN IRA
BAJO

New York, abril 23.-Un in
forme presentado al comit6 de
la conferencia naoional indus
trial disminuye a 9,76O,0OO ell
ndmero de hombres sin traba-
jo en- ell mes de MARIO. La dis
injunction es de 125,OOO 0 sea
1.3 sobre ell mes anterior, pero
un aumento de 366,000 o 5000
sobre MARIO de 1884.
La gaceta., 1935-04-23

: @::.; a:. :: De- !: 5:''':" i:
sobre la terra.
mujsres de odof iehpos,
sin ell conseio fiel del espejo? 81
verdaderamente la nariz de
Cleopatra pudo modificaf la
Historic del mundo, bien puede
decirse que ell espejo ha hecho
que Sc escriban successes que sin
su cooperation jamas hubiesen
existido. Elena, la bella que
desencaden0 la guerra de Tro-
va; judith, que enamor6 a Ho-
lofernes, para despu6s cortarIe
la cabeza; la Margarita de
F0usto; BeatriZ, ell gran amor
de Dante; la pGbre Ana Bole-
ma, ajrsticiada por Enrique
VIII; la Pompadour, la Duba-
try, Maria Antonieta, la Maja
de Goya,., mitos y realidades
de esencia femenina que han
%conmovido Ell Arte y la Histo-
ria, ino tuvieron en- ell espejo
su mas fiel aliado?
Venid conmigo, m~ujeres. 70
sere ell padrino y ~vosotras las
madrinas: que naci6 un espejo
" 10 van a bautizar...
La gaceta., 1935-04-23
SALIO PARA CALIFORNIAH
Ell AMERICAN CLIPPER

.,d%s ;lt:' - = es :s;$ mi:
So eleS hoy 80 bahia Perla
ell hidrd2la4@ kmerican Clip
per, que levy su bordo 4O16
cartas. Antes de que ell aparato
Sc elevara fue registrado, con
ell fin de evitar polizones. Los
photos revelaron que en- Cali
fornia habian encontrado escon
MIA habian encontrado escondi
dido IN nin9 de II amos. ST ell
tempo resultase desfavorable
en- Alameda, ell amarraje Sc
hara en- San Pedro.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-03
+. STATE

Tonight is the big night at
Warner Brothers State theater.
The old B. A. now totals 100 and
someone will receive it .at to.
nights performance. You must
be here in order to become eligi-
BILE you know, so plan to come
early because 1t looks like ca
pacity house.
On the screen another grand
double feature program headlined
by college Scandal" in which
Wendy Barrie, charming English
miss makes her debut in American
films. Cast opposite Kent Taylor,
Miss Barrie is the heroine of this
unusual college tale, thrilling
murder mystery set against the
strange background of a peaceful
college campus. Because Airline
Judge is in love with Nugent and
anxious for his safety she enlists
her brother, Kent Taylor, in the
seafch for the killer.
'fhe companion feature is "Chas-
ing Yesterday starring Anne
Shirley, the girl you loved in
Anne of Green Cables, also o.
p. Heggie and Helen Wesley.
Here is a drama OF young love
that opens up new world of
charm.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-03
Movies Playing
Today
PoLPS.

Vi Tonight Is the night, the night
before the 4th and to all Water
burians there Is extended a cor
dial invitation TO attend Polls
where on the stage of this populer
theatre there will be presented
Novelty Night" which in plain
terms, boiled down is that the
best stage presentation of the
year will be ON tap, and with the
addition Of the popular funster
Freddie Hall in. the leading role,
there IL no doubt as. to the high
class entertainment that will re-
suit. 1ecsa III
on the screen Of Polls starting
this afternoon and continuing
through until Friday night is a SUI
perb double feature program, made
UP Of two hits that any theater
would be pleased to show as single
features.
The first feature on the program
is 1.-THE Arizonian' with Richard
Dix featured and this story is the
equal of the immortal 'Cimmaron"
using the same theme and with
the grandeur that was the former
pictures forte this one will thrill
you to the bone, strong support
ing cast is also part of this pro-
gram.
The companion feature is Head
line Woman" and how she gets
that title and keeps it you will find
out as the story is unfolded.
Saturday brings back to Water
bury Williamm Powell in his lat
est feature "Escapade" with 8
leading women, the first In ranking
being Luise Rainier and what this
little lady is going to do to the
thoughts and hearts of the females,
and males of this town, is a eau
ton, already one of the greatest
stars Of the Continental theater
she brings to America an artistry
that is the very best ever to have
been seen, this you will agree is
right when under her are featured
such stars as Mady Christians, Vir-
ginia Bruce and Frank Morgan.
See "Escapade" and you will see
one of the best pictures of the
year.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-03

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