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Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Reid Students In
First OF Monthly
Piano RecitaLs

First of series of eight month
ly student recitals for junior and
intermediate pupils OF Ruth Teeple
Reid took place Saturday morning
at the studio. Senior students will
have their opening recital next
Saturday and this affair will be
in the nature of musical tea.
The two groups gave separate
racitals, their mothers, grandmoth-
ers and aunts being guests. After
each recital refreshments in the
Halloween manner were served.
Students from the two piano
classes and junior students taking
individual lessons appeared first,
those participating being: Emma
Marie Allen, Diane Clemons, Peggy
Cox, Marjorie Cook, Loretta Eyer,
Harold Engle;
Carolyn Goree, Louise Have
korst, Peggy Havekorst, Nancy 10
He'll, Sharon McNeece, Mary Will
lis McElroy, Phyllis Maxwell, Flor
ence Moore, Helen Maloof, Dorothy
Ann Mitchell, HUDSON Mitchell,
Everett Miner, Jr., Nadine Pickle,
Preston Pickle, Lalla Sue Reed,
Jean Swanberger, Jimmie Simp-
son, Lorraine Simms, Jack Thorn
burg, Helen Womack, Billy Thorn
ton, Esther Weakley, Betty Lu Wa
terman, Helen Worthington.
Intermediate students taking in
dividual lessons were presented at
| l1:30 o'clock. those appearing be-
ing Raynor Clemons, Andy Du-
bois, Alberta Hanson, Mary Claire
Kiaffer, Lois Martin, J. B. McNeece
Mary Virginia McNeece, Bill Reid
Betty Sage, w. j. Thornburg, jr.
Luverne Zavala.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Campaign Carnival
For Entire Nos

Campaign carnival is the ap-
propriate name Entire Nos club
members have chosen for their
dance Tuesday night at $3.50 O'Clock
in the Ten Thousand club house
election night.
Returns will be posted at the club
so that members will be able to
keep in touch al all times with the
trend of the election.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Hauck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Golden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Zinn.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Masquerade Party
At Scott Ranch
Gala Affair

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott of Melo-
land entert aimed at a delightful
Halloween party Saturday night at
their ranch home, a masquerade at
which guests arrived in a variety
of colorful costumes, the witches,
black cats, pumpkins providing a
fitting decorative background.
Traditional Halloween games and
pranks were played, and guess
ing contest was conducted before
unmasking to determine the identi-
ties of the various guests. Other
games were played. Those winning
prizes in the contests and in the
games being Mrs. w. H. Palmer,
Bud Palmer, Lawrence Richards,
Russell Bennitt, Mrs. Garrow, Mrs.
Smith.
Dancing followed, beginning with
spirited Virginia reel, Mrs. Ben
nitt playing the accordion music
for the dance.
At midnight delicious supper
was served and later in the evening
the guests were delighted with pi-
ano music played by Mrs. Bennitt.
Those present to enjoy the SCOTS
hospitality We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Engebretsen, Mr.. and Mrs
Ward McGreW, Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Bennitt Mr.. and Mrs Bud Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Case, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Richards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry James, Mrs. Edith Gar
row, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Smith,
and Mrs. SCOTS house guest, her
brother, Charles O'Neil, and Miss
Barbara Kruger, both of Holly
wood.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Bridge Breakfast
Precedes Tea

Miss Eloise Richardson, 584 Vine
was hostess Sunday at a late break
fast party, followed by bridge, hel
guest including a group of Junior
Ten Thousand clup members who
later attended the club tea.
Mrs. Handy and Miss Tondro wor
first and second high score prizes
guests present being Mesdames
Tom Duer, Clark Jacobs, Margaret
I,anier Handy. Walton Johnson, the
Misses Margaret Tondro, Jane Ty
lor and Isobel Murchison.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Shrine Card Party
Tuesday Night

Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. S. of j.
has planned delightful way in
which to spend the time Tuesday
night until the results of the cleo
ton are known.
Immediately after a short busi-
ness meeting at 8 o'clock the Shrine
will have a card party which will
be open to the public. Election re
suits will be reported at frequent
intervals so that those attending
may while away the hours at a
good game of bridge and at the
same time may be kept fully in
formed as to the election results.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
NJ. E. Aid Society
Plans Luncheon

Methodist Women's Aid society
members will meet Tuesday at 1890
for a luncheon in the social hall,
Mrs. E. N. D. Hatch being chair
man of the committee in charge of
the luncheon.
Mrs. R. c. Kendall, part time Y.
w. C. A. secretary, will be the
speaker for the afternoon and
business meeting will be conducted
also.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Tremendous Success Scored by
p. It. A. Halloween Carnival

ghetti and Mexican tacos were sold
at other booths and were we'll pa
tronized, every food supply being
exhausted before the evening was
over.
As a result, the PIT. A. not only
provided a good time for many cit
liens but also earned for itself a
nice sum of money to be used in
its welfare work for undernourished
and underprivileged ed children.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Ten Thousand Club
Chorus To Meet

Members of the Ten Thousand
clubs new chorus and all members
of the club wishing to sing with
the group will meet Wednesday
morning at GAS o'clock in the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Arthur
L. Schultz is director and member
ship in the group is open to all in
terested.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Altar Society Will
Elect Officers

st. Mary's Altar society will meet
Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the par
sonage with Father Martinez to
elect officers and to outline plans
for the year
The meeting is open to all Cath
olic women.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Detention Home Is
Scene Of Party

Welfare section members of the
Junior Ten Thousand club gave a
delightful Halloween party Satur-
day night for the youngsters at the
detention home, taking out dessert
for them, gay Halloween favors,
and providing traditional Hallow-
cen games for their amusements,
giving prizes to the winners.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Stomach Gas So Bad
Seems To Hurt Heart

"The gas on my stomach was so
bad l could not eat or sleep. Even
my heart seemed to hurt. A friend
suggested Adlerilla. The first dose
brought me relief. Now, l eat as |
wish, sleep fine and never felt bet
ter Mrs. Jas. Filler Adlerika
acts on stomach and BOTH bowels.
Drug. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Entertain Friends
Prior To Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Goree, 573
Len Rey avenue, We're among the
Ell Centrans who entertained at
cocktail parties prior to the Hal
loween Frolic at the Barbara Worth
hotel. Their guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Fred Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs,
Earle G. Davis and DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Gregg.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Junior Ten thousand Club Tea
Sunday First Social Event

of music was presented which fea-
tured songs by Central's trio. the
Misses Lorna Hamerson, Rita Fab
ares, Tonne Sue McChristy; an
other group of vocal solos by Val
Hunter. and piano solos by Mrs.
Margaret Banier Handy.
Some rs members and guests
were present for the affair
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02
Women's Council At
Wesley He'll Home

Womens Council of the State
Street Christian church has called
a meeting for Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Wesley He'll, 543 SandalWood Drive.
Mrs. o. F. Haun will be program
chairman for the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-02

. Miss Hickman will give many inter-
esting and practical suggestions on how
to get better service from your Hotpoint
Electric Range and how to cut the use of
electricity. This feature alone should
save each housewife at least $500 ev-
cry year. In addition there will be many
valuable awards of Foods, an Electric
Mixer and Hotpoint Range So make
plans now to attend the SCHOOL, to
4:30 p. m-Thursday and Friday this
week.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
LA ~FEDERACION AMERICA
MA DEL TRABAJO Sc O.
PONE A LA
DE UN PARTIDO OBRERO

La Federation Americana del
Trabajo rechaz6 aver una mo-
ci6n de varios Delegates en- ia
vor de que los obreros america.
nos cOnstituyan un partido poli-
tico y defiendan SITS derechos
direCtamente ante la opinion p1
blica nacional.
Abogaron por la constitution
de un partidO Obrero, ell Sr. Alex
Rose, tesOrero del Partido La
borista de America, reciente-
mente cOnstituido en- ell estado
de New York; Felix Olkives y
Emil Costello. Delegates por ell
estadO de Wisconsin.
Sc opusO q la Intervention di-
recta en- la pOlftica, el Sr. John
F. Frey, jefe del DepartamentO
de Metales de la Federation.
Rose dijo Qeu los trabajado-
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

sentada en- ell p6rtico al sol COM
de costumbre. La vi muy quiete-
cita, y pense: "Es que Sc ha
dormido". Me acerque a ella.
con intenci6n de gastarle una
broma, te 10 confieso. NADIA mas
que hacerle SOsquillas. LIE hur-
que en- los oidos con una paia.
y NADIA; en- la frente, y tampoco.
No Sc despertaba. Ne asust6.
porque aquel< no era natural.
La lame y no me respondi6.
lEntonces avise a mama La la
varoa . su cana, mand6se a
buscar al medieo, y este diio
que estaba muy grave. que Sc
moria. IA mi me did una penal
Porque verdad es que lie he he
eho rabiar euantO he podido:
pero Ia quiero mucho,
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
TIRANDO Ell BALON
:PANTERAS CONTRA TERRIERS

Sc ha desbordado hoy q en-
tusiasmo de los mucha:hos que
estudian EN- los institutos Hills
borough y Plant.
Los Terriers, los de HILLSIDE :
rough, lie niegan ell pavo a las
Panteras Y viceversa.
Lamar Sara, director de los
j6venes de Palma Celia, v Viii :
ard Johnson, director de los de
Seminole Heighs, Ybor City y
otres barrios, han escogido a sus
meiores jugadores.
Los Terriers vencieron ell a
10 pasado a sus rivales, con ane
aci6n de l5 por Z.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

Ia comisi6n de boxeo del esta
do de New Jersey, segdn nos in
forman de Trenton, ha dado va
su aprobaci6n al match" entire
Jimmy Braddock y ell negro JO-
rs Luis. Este combate, 81 las d.
fcsltades Sc allanan, Sc verifi-
On en- Atlantic City.
81 combate ser& a IL asaltos,
sin decision; pero 81 Ell negro pc
ne a dormir al campe6n, la core
ma pasara a sus manos.
Pero antes de firmar para eI
match de Atlantic City, Ell irlar
d&s tendra que firmar, ante Ia
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
Ell MITIN DE O EN-
Ell CENTRIC OBRERO

Sc verified anoche en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, en- la sala tea 70. ell
miti nque Sc habia anunciado.
Uno de los oradores 10 fue ell
Sr. Cesar Vilar, secretario de la
Confederation Obrera de Cuba,
ciudadano a quien Batista Sc
complacia en- tener en- la carcel.
Vilar disert6 sobre la organi-
zaci6n de los trabajadores de
Cuba y de los trabajadores de
Tampa, siendo mry aplauiido.
Tambien hablaron varios IL
deres obreros ameri.anos, en-
tire ellos uno que recomend6 Sc
protegiera a las fabricas de to-
da clase que utilizan a obreros
organizados.
Vimos en- la presidencia del
acto a los senores R. E. Van
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
Ell EJERCITO CONTRA LA
MARINA

81 venidero sabado, en- Fila :
DELTA, Ell "once" del ejercito ju-
CARA con ell de la marina, en- ell
traditional partido de todos los
amos. En- 1890 Sc efectu6 ell pri-
nero entire los dos teams"
BESIDE 1921 hasta 1884 los ma
rinos fueron siempre derrota :
dos, pero este aho son los favo-
ritos.
Seran invitados de honor los
generates Malin Craig. jefe de
estado mayor; William Conner,
comandante de West Point, y
Leon Kroner, jefe de Ia caba-
Iberia. n
Varios almirantes asistiran
por la marina.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

Por Ell IlillsDorough iran a la
Inca de fuego Frederick, Epper
son. Lane, Griffin, Middleton.
Mgrrell, Topmkins, Vega, ORR :
huela, Fernandez Y Rocha.
Por las Panteras: jackson,
Nelson, McMichael, Wilson, Di-
xon, Seigler, Mckay, Conger,
Hance, Thomas y Pittman.
Vic Hatch, una de las estre-
Has de los Terriers, no iugara.
Tampoco cntrara en- juego
,por las Panteras, por hallarse
~'astimado, ell joven Dick Binnic
her.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
TERMINO LA E EN-
LA FABRICA DE LA COM
PAM ABFNDIX

South Bend, Indiana, nov. 26.
La huel a de nueve dias de la
Bendix Products Corporation
N'rmin6 aver y la compania a
cept6 I'm contrato con la Union
Los trabajadores volveran a sus
faenas ell lunes.
Comentando la victoria de los
obreros, Homer Marion, de De-
troit, presidente de la Interna
cional de Trabajadores de la In
iustria del Auntom6vil, decla-
70: Ha sido una victoria ma
yor para los trabajadores de
la industrial Y para los patronos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
DEPGRTES
CON LOS CuANTES

Regres6 de Inglaterra ell ia
moso negro gladiator John Her
ry Lewis, campe6n de las IT'S i
bras. Els TN legitimo Frey" de 81
division.
Jimmy Johnston dijo en- In :
galterra que lie gustarfa presen-
tar un combate entire Lewis y
James j. Braddock; pero el
plan no cristalizara por ahora.
SQIizas atraerfa la atenci6n
del publico un match" entire ell
negro y ell chileno Arturo Go :
doy?
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

res Sc Italian actualmente divi-
didOs, en- 10 que a la politica Sc
refiere, y que Sc impone rnir-
los dentro de un gran partido.
Harry w. Colmery, CONAN
DAME nacionaI de la Legion A.
mericana, habl6 a favor de la
libertad de palabra.
Charles F. Howard, presiden
te de Ia Union de Tip6grafos,
cpin6 anoche que no habra paz
entire la Federation y ell Comite
Industrial hasta que sea levan-
tada la suspension decretada
por ell Consejo Executive.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
B0NIN r A ERIC
ERICKSON

West Palm Beach, Nov. 26-
Con un peso de 1882 libras, &c
ne BONN, de Hartford, Conn.,,
puso aver a dOrmir a Eric Ecric
kson, de Gardiner, Mass, en- ell
quinto asalto de I'm match a 10
rounds.
Amos Tiger, de Sapulpa, O.
klahoma, venci6 por nocaut tee
nico a Jack Burke, de N. York.
Govan Rhodes, de Augusta,
Ca, derrib6 a Norman Cohen,
de st. Petersburg, Va, en- IN
combate a ocho ~asaltos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

AL presente los tres mas ia
mosos gladiadores de la raza ne
grs 81: Jose Luis, ell astro del
peso ,npleto, ell de la derrota
''misteriosa" a manos de Max
Schmeling; John Harry Lewis,
el campe6n de las IT'S libras,
que ha vencido facilmente a to-
dos sus opcnentes, Y Leroy Hay
mes, el p1gil que empat6 con Co
10y y todavfa no ha podido des-
cifrar ell estiio de AL Ettore.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

Barney Ross, ell hebreo cam
pe6n de las lat libras, aunque
Il pesa alrededor de 140M Sc ba-
ira manana por la noche, en- la
Madison Square Garden, con ell
.taliano Ivy Jannazzo. Sera un
match a Is asaltos y ell campeon
lrriesgara oficialmente su tt :
ulo.
Los inteligentes dicen que Ell
sstado fisico de Ross es perfec-
o, que Sc halla en- las mejores
ondiciones de ST. vida.
Jannazzo es un muchacho va
iente y pega Electives puneta :
zos. Recientemente hizo tablas
con Ell notable filipino Ceferino
Garcia.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

TOrnGdOs contra DiGbLOs Verdes
Los TOrnados de Clearwater,
un fuerte team, jugaran hoy
con los Diablos Verdes de st.
Petersburg.
Esperase que mas de 5000
personals presenter el encuen-
tro.
Los Diablos. Verdes han sido
derrOtado en- los tres 1ltimos a.
nos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

Seguimos sin noticias de Pc
dro Montanez, la maravilla
puertorriqueha del peso ligero.
Cuando su Ultima vista a Els
pana, Montanez adquiri6 la ciu-
dadania espahola.
Use habr& lido a pAlear junto
a los leales, incorporandose a
las miliciss catalanas, en- BARGE
Iona?
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

Horn, Jose Martinez, Charles
Noroiia v otros.
AL final habl6 Luisa More
no explicando la huelga de las
obreras de la toronia.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
Pleitos y Divorcios

Catalina CarraSco contra Ju-
Ito Carrasco; r. S. Valdes con-
ira Teresa Valdes; Samuel
Stein contra jose Weismar f;
Ray Crisp contra Laurie Baker
Crisp; Romelio Dorta contra
Consuelo Dorta, decreto; PAUL.
ma Lebde contra ]. B. Gibson;
IT.; Family Finance Corp. con-
.ra Armando Calvo.s
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

Tan grande era ell desconsue-
70 del pobre niho, que Gaspar
Two que hacer grandes esfusr-
EOS para conseguir consolidate.
,-ESta neutrality-suspicious.
7'hgelito,- "a mi me pareci6 o,Se
estaoa mejor. porque nos como
cla a todos y hablaba como 81
tatcosa; pero volvi6 ell madieo v
dilo ore estaba peor; mucbo
peor; como que Sc asegur6 que
oe hoy no sale. Ella ha adivina-
90 su gravedad v ha ouerido
confesarse. iFigirste que De-
cados tendra que decirIe al n
"a siendo como es mas buena
Qre Ell PAM Sc ha confesado va
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

Aldo Spoldi, ell italiano del pc
80 ligero, sc batira en- ell semi
final del programa Ross-Jannaz
20 con ell irlandes Eddie Brink,
a ocho asaltos.
Otro italiano, Enrico Ventu-
ri, sera ell adversario de Bushy
Graham; ell irlandes Eddie Dun
combatira con Johnny Bonita, y
Bill Gladstone con Babe Synet-
tie.
I'm programa a base de cua-
tro ~italianos, un hebreo y varies
irlandeses.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

ha hecho subir sus acciones en-
Ia gran cipdad.
Pacho Ie deFrib6 en- Ell tercer
asalto y ell arbitro cont6 los diez
segundos 'de ordenanza."
PastOre pesaba las y 50 con
trario lat.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
StetsOn contra 0glethOgpe

Los SOmbrereros de Stetspn
jugaran hoy contra el Ogle-
thorpe.
Ed Mason jugara pOr Stet-
son, refOFzande asi la Inca de
los unigersitarios de DeLand.
III partido comenzara a las
80 de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

atletica del estado de
New York. para Ell combate con
Max Schmeling, en- JUNO dc
1887, Y depositar una fianza de
$4,000. ice Gould ha prometido
que mahana entregar6 ell dine :
ro
Los ojos de Gould siguen a
los oilletes de 10000 d6lares,
diez en- total, que Herman Tay :
lor lie mostr6 la semana pasada.
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

dc quienes no habia vuelto a sa-
Der nj una palabra, viva solo.
Era Angelic.
FL artista lie abraz6, excla-
mando:
TIL por aqui?
Fij6se en- que ell niho parecia
triste, alarmado1 Y tenia los
Ojos enrojecidOs cimo de llorar,
y anadi6 inquietf:
@Que OcurR
-i9 mona Sc muere!
.Sep{ o Angel, p-rorrumpiendo
en- sol ozos.
-IQue dices?
-ESta muy MALTA.
II BESIDE cuando Sc halla en-
ferma?
-Desde aver. Veras: estAba
20 jugandO en- a iardin y ella
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

mismo no te vendra NAL Ell sue
no para reponerte de las emOciC
mes del dia.
-Pues ique bora es?-pre-
gunt6 Ell j6ven, comprendiendo
la indigscta.
ov : nueve.
ss,bl al. Dispenser ustedes
IN Bei...
ls4 rtNo creo que te haya ofen-
! oHo mi franqueza.
ust-Al contrario. Sc me ha pa
odorel tempo sin sentir.
end ehslt6se, Sc despidi6 y Sas-
woedijo:
'ur sabes que quedan abier-
era ii las puertas de esta
SEo debo decirte mas.
= kepitieronse por una Y otra
parte los ofrecimientos y Gas
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

La victoria de Bobby Pacho
sobre Nick Pastore, en- Ell Pala-
clio San Nicolas, de New York,
La gaceta., 1936-11-26

sl>torlano Manteiga, EoltOr
La gaceta., 1936-11-26
Ia Gaceta
CAS- PENAS -
QUE REDIMEN
Folletin No. sos

pues de Ia Exposition, psro
gcuando yeas realizadO TODD ESQ
con que guefas.
-Acepto 81 reto,-repuso
el artista ;-poFQue ESQ pa
Arece un retO 3 ml talento. Ira
4 hIiare con ahiHeo, pres fare
kobras en- Ia ExRE~cion,
ERE, y como CONF emento
lremio de mi tri4G . me a
j6ven q a madretu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-22


 Mary Ellis and welcome her whole hcartedly. She Is going to capti- vate them with her singing, "Jc VouS Adore" and her operatic selections. Walter Pidgeon, Ruth Donnelly, Norman Foster and John Halliday arc also going to give the local loV- CTS of romance and of mystery, the entertainment SrCaG s.lAt makes S visit to the theater well worth- while.
 DO you remember the big kick you found in "Rugglcs of Red Gap" and Merton of the MoVies', stories from the versatile pen of Harry Leon Wilson? He Is the author Of the exploits of Bunker Bean", on originally known and loved charac- ter. Well, popular Bunker" Is play. Ing at the State> theater as Q CO. feature with Fatal Lady" It pre- scntS Owen Davis, Jr, and Louise Latimer, two young stars from out of tho east, who went west ana made good in Hollywood. If the story iS the thing, Bunker Bean" clicks splendldly. A clairvoyant tells the Bunker" that ho Is the rein- carnation of Napoleon and another Man of Destiny" struts across Life's stage. Later he is told by an- other fortune teller that he is a descendant of tho ancient Pharoahs and Bunker" again goes to town with new ideas, especially his pat ent on on airplane stahilizer. It's Q wow of Q picture.
 Look who's here Saturday. Pot OBrien In Public Enemy's Wife" and Henry Fonda in "The Spend- thrift" Happy days are here again and as always at tho State thcatcr'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-22
STRAND


 Tonight brings to Q close the four day engagement of Fury" that big dramatic hit, which made New York columnists and critics literally "sit up and take notice, and which has given Waterburians an opportunity to glimpse two great stars in Q play adapted to their great talents. Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy have given patrons of the strand thcatcr plenty to enthuse about in their magnificent work. Dramaticp scenes and rapid-iire action have made Fury" Q seasonal triumph for the- aters and personal achievement for It's popular leads.
 The nnal presentation of that gay romantic comedy, And So They Were Married, with Edith Fellers, also closes tonight at the Strand. It made an appropriate companion feature to Fury, supplying laughs. superb acting, beauty settings and interesting situations in abaundance.
 Tomorrow brings to the Strand Francis Lederer in "Onc Rainy Aft- ernoon." The scene is in 6 theater. Many eventful things happen in theaters, but this particular inci- dent brought so many complica- tons that the event assumed major proportions, became front page stuff, startled and amused Q nation with its humor and its seriousness. It all happened when gay young actor kissed a girl in q darkened theater. As far as the kiss is con- cerned, well 1t was just kiss in the dark, but it was given to the wrong girl. A little thing that grew into big scandal and legal entangle- ments and out of these, romance buds.
 Francis Leaderer shares the spot light with Ida Lupino. They are capably ahetted by Countless Liev de Maigret, Dopald Meek, Georgia Caine, Mischa Auer, Phyllis Barry and others as equally well known. With comedy and romance goes drama and thrills. "One Rainy Aft- ernoon" will give the most exacting movie enthusiasts plenty of the for- mer. while Murder by An Aristo- cratY as played by Lyle Talbot and Marguerite Churchill and Claire Dodd brings the intrigue, the fasci- nation of crime expertly committed and expertly probed and explained. It brings Q new type of mystery to l filmlamd, the kind that Is mentally exhllarnting and refreshing.
 A peek into the future shows two big attractions billed for the strand very shortlys Bullets e Ballots"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-22

Hits and bits. Farrell O'COnnOr, likeabe little youngster, is COnvaIescing at St. MaryS Hospital. Harry Frank hOpped down to WOOdmOnt yesterday to begin his annual two weeks of free.wheeling Ann, Florence, Mary and Elizabeth Johnson of Calumet street and their lovely mother Mrs. Mary Johnson are vacatoning fin WestbrOok for a month. Jimmy Glib. bonS, Jack DriscO George Holloway, Frank Tamniany and Kenny Riley Infested to BranfOrd Saturday eve. ming despite the storm to give the gals at Paer's Ca sino an idea how Brass Ctyitcs trip the light fantastic Leo Conway secretary of the Chase FOremen's AsSo' ClatiOn Is on his annual leave of absence