davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27

Walter Duranty korespanz
dent New York Times v Mos
kve, byl koncem posledniho
tydne hostem v dome dra. w.
Horsley CAN'T, {. 632 N. Wa
shington ulice, behem sve nav
stevy Baltimore. Ma otazku,
re Rusko jest plnym touhy pu-
stiti sc do valky S Nemeckem,
odpovedel, re nenl tomu tax.
Duranty soudf, re Rusko jeste
ku valce pripraveno nen1.
Ma otazku, proc tedy, tolik
mluvf o Porynsku, odpovedel,
re fecmi temi chce jenom uka-
zati svoji sflu, ably svet videl,
jak dobTe Sc c1t1.
Ma otazku, co Nemecko u
della, odpovedel, re nepreje 81
bojovati nyn1 a ''trubl" v Po-
rynsku nezavin1 valku.
Valka vsak pry Dude, Du-
ranty tvrdil, a to V jednou ne
DO dvou roc1ch. Co nejprve
Nemecko udela, vidf Duranty,
Dude napadenf Ceskosloven-
ska, pax pry vpadne do Ru-
munska, spal1 toto. S MIN pry
pdjde Polsko. Dojde-li ku val
ce a k te jiste dojde v Europe,
rozhodl Duranty, pax velika
vetsina Evropy Dude "rudou'
a to pry re zoufaleho stavu
sveho.
Amerika je jedinou die ne
no, ktera Dude moci zameziti
valky. Aspon pry Sc o to po-
kus1. A konecne pen1ze pry
nejsou vsechno ami pry nejsou
tax ddlezitymi.
Baltimore Duranty pochva-
Ill jake nejkrasnejsf m6sto We
Spojenych Statech a lidi zdej-
81 jake ty nejlepsf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Senat hlasoval pro predlohu
$3,10O.OOO.

Senat Marylandske zakono-
darny hlasoval pro pfedlohu
pomoci vydan1m DAM $780,
900.
Re senatu pTedloha poslana
do Domu zastupc6, kde snad
suma tato jeste zvysena Dude.
Vybor Domu pry naklonen
jest opravnen1 psich zavodd
We statu a uloziti ma tyto dane
dvouprocentn1 We prospect
pomocneho fondu.
Move dane senatem ku DO
income akci schvalene jsou:
Dan ma pivo. Ma sud 81.
Dan ma koralku. Pet cent?
ma gallon destilovane koralky V
Marylandu a urcene ku pro-
deli m1sto stat.
Dan ma zabavn1 podniky.
Deset procent.
Marylandsky institut Wine
and Spirit Distributors We sch1
ri V Southern hotelu pfijal V
1tery resoluci, kterou sc stav1
proti zvysen1 nynejsf dane ma
llhoviny. We sch6zi tvrzeno
bylo, re zvysen1m dane pomo-
zeno by bylo bootlegarstvf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Vinopalna dynamitovana.

Peti zTfzenci odboru vnitT-
Mich pT1jmd nalezena byla vi
nopalna v lese u Granite v Bal
timorskem okresu v pondel1
odpoledne. Diva vinopaln1ci
byli zatceni.
Vinopalnu v objemu 1000
galon1 zf1zenci vyhodili do
vzduchu 25 tycinkami dynami-
tn. Vedle t6to znicili 10000
galonG smesi a 500 galonG no.
tove koTalky. Diva automobi-
love tricky byly skonfiskova-
ny.
= M farme u Leicester V
Howard okresu pet vladn1ch
agent6 zatklo We stredu diva
muze a skonfiskovalo nadobu
ma palen1 koralky 1900 gallo
nj velikou a 5000 galon1 sme-
81. Zatcen1 byli: j. A. Portz,
30lety, ktery farmu natal pred
nekolika mes1ci a 40lety John
Hart.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Chof presidentova " Baltimore

Chot presidentova, Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, zav1tala v L.
terry do Baltimore aeroplanem
Eastern Air Lines ma sve ceste
z Jacksonville, Florida. Ma Lo-
gan vzduchoplavecke stanici,
ma niz sestoupila S aeroplanu
o pill ctvrte iodine odpoIednf,
ocekaval il automobil, jfmz
beze vsech odkladG odejela do
Washingtonu.
Presidenta opustila V pond6-
Ii We Winter Park, Florida, kde
udelen byl jemu DESTINY dokto-
rat ma Winter Rollins koleji.
Pc rozchodu president vse-
dl ma LODI Potomac, .ifz proj1z-
d1 more kolem Floridy bave Sc
rybolovem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Zlodsj AUTOMOBILE strelen.

Jeden re tT1 cernochG chte-
jfcfch ukrasti automobil v 800
blocku Park avenue v 1tery,
strelen byl policistou kolem 6.
hodiny vecer.
Policista Delaney skocil ma
automobil dra. Meyera Egg
natz, kdyz zahledl cernochy,
jak uj1zdeti pocali S ukrade-
nym automobilem. Ma rozkaz
jeho, ably zastavili, neposlech-
Ii. Policista strelil a trefil Is
leteho Williama Wyatt, kdyz
tento vyrvati mu chtel revol-
yer.
Druzf diva cernosi, 17lety
William Diggs a 18lety Joseph
Haggins, zavreni byli ma u
stTedn1 stanici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
UtonuIi.

Mrtvola utonuleho nalezena
byla plovouc1 konce Bayard
ulice, Spring Gardens. V uto-
nulem zjisten byl August Bro
mitis z James ulice.
= Mrtvola George Jimmie,
55 rokd stareho, znameho OBJ
chodn1kGm u konce Broadway
jake "The Cop of Broadway
Market, nalezena byla plo-
vouc1 v zalivu v blfzkosti Ca
roline a Lancaster ulic.
Kdysi byl deln1kem v tovar-
ne ma bedny. V posledn1ch
letech v%ydelaval 81 zivobyti
tim. re hlfdal stanky obchod-
Mkt V Broadway trznici a "a
to odmenovan byl Gently cd
techto. V noci trznici bylo
zvykem jeho choditi jake po-
licista a odhaneti zahalece po-
valuj1cf Sc ma stancich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27

Clenove statniho senatu po-
drobeni byli ddkladne kritice
V zasedanf mestske rady v u
terry.
Senat kritisovan byl, re ne
stara Sc o primereny program,
ably zadost ucineno bylo potre-
BAN mesta v ohledu pomocne
akce jak vyznaceno mayorem
Jacksonem a jinymi mluvcfmi
mesta.
Kdyz horlenf prot senatu
stichlo, prijata byla predloha
opravnuj1c1 odbor ma odhady
ku vypujcen1 sc penez anebo
witt potrebne fondy z NEST
ske pokladny, ably pecovano
byti mohlo O potTebne do dine,
V nemz zakonodarna Anna
polls dopracuje pomocny akt.
Jerome Sloman, radn1 de-
bate vypravel, re hledal po-
moo pc rodinu nemaj1c1 potra-
WI. Telefonem jednal S tired
Milky pomocne mestske admin
straci. Tazal sc kolik hodin
to vezme neil potrava rodine
dana Dude. Odpovedeno mu
bylo: "To nenf otazkou hodin,
ale tr1 neb ctyr dn1."
O'Connell, radn1 z 8. distrik-
tn, pronesl obvinen1, re mno-
he potraviny V plechovkach
pripravenych ma objednavku
vlady, "nejsou vhodnymi pro
jeden1."
Navrhl spolu-radn1m, jak by
jim chutnalo, kdyby je ku hos
tine pozval, V n1z takove pokr-
my z plechovek techto byly
jim ku "pochutnan1" pTipra-
veny.
Traub, re 4. distriktu vinil
senat v Annapolis, re d6laji
komedii S pomoc1, kdyz mestu
Baltimore chtej1 povoliti pou-
re So, 100000 ma ponce kdez-
to mayor Jackson a znalci me-
sta usoudili, re 81, ,000 ire
ba jest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
: Ohrozoval il sekerou.

V Circuit soudu zadala Ia
dost O rozvod Edna West Jack
son z Eugene avenue. V "a
dosti zalovala, re manzel j
stale proklfnal, tloukl a zaha-
zoval. Dne 10. bTezna ohro-
zoval j sekerou a touto rozse-
kal nabytek patriot il, kdyz j
pri tom hrozil, re z1ravinou
potrisni svetnice a JEFF saty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Vojenska budova a les posko-
zeny ohnem.

Rada ohnG v nedeli udrzova-
la dobrovolne hasice Anne
Arundel a Howard okres1ch
We znacnem napjetf. Ohnem
znicena byla budova v kasar-
mach Fort George G.. Meade a
ma Washington boulevard
dvouposchodovy dGm,z nehoz
tf1clenna rodina v cas- uprchla.
Vedle toho ohnem poskozeno
bylo 1000 akrd lesa ma Ship
ley Heights.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Cerveny Kff11zz
pomoc vsech ku pomoci
trp1cim! Kazdy dar vitan!
krajane, pomozte!
POVODNE.

POVODNE.
Proklamace mayora Jackso-
ma, jim vydana, zada kazdeho
Baltimorana ku pomoci pr1s-
pevkem venovanym Baltimor-
ske odbocce Cerveneho Kr1ze
We prospect osob povodn1 tax
krute st1zenych. Mayor v pro-
klamaci uvadf, re nevyhnutel-
ne lined treba jest ma $780,
900, ably trp1cfm, jak dospe-
lynn tax d1tkam pomozeno by
10.
Proklamace vydana byla V
nedeli vecer. Pr1spevky zas1-
lany byti mali do hlavn1ho sta
nu, {. 2O2 N. Guilford avenue
anebo dany byti mali V IRA
dovne "Sun" novin tam 1radu-
jici osobe Cerveneho Kr1ze.
SouGasne S mayorovou pro-
klamacf, V n1z spousty Poto-
mac rekou a jinymi rex V Ma
rylandu nazvany byly nejvets1
zhoubou Marylandu cd Balti-
morskeho ~pozaru, governor
Nice oznamil z Annapolis, re
~zvlastnf vybor doporuc1 zako-
nodarne potrebu pomoci "tak
rychle jak lidsky MONO"
V nedeli vsechny Feky ustou-
ply do brehG svych, ale zdsta-
10 nebezpec1 epidemic a po-
treba odevG a penez, ably tisf-
cum trpiteld pomoc poskyto-
vana byti mohla.
z Washingtonu z hlavniho
stanu Cerveneho Kf1ze vysla-
ma VIVA cele zemi, nfz Sc
prav1, re snad tri miliony do
lar1 nestacf ably postarano by
ii mohlo O vice neil $50, 900
obet1 povodne ma Vychode.
Grayson, admiral, oZnamil V
nedeli, re jiz Sc seslo $639,216
ma obnos potTebny.
Opravena listina skod a o.
betf povodne vydana byla v
pondeli. V teto stanoveno:
V Pennsylvania O zivot pri-
slo 112 osob, 100000 pffipra-
veno O pfistres1 a skoda hmot-
ma asi S12, 00O.0 600.
V Zapadnf Virginii osm mr.
tvych, 24.250 bez ~pf1stres1,
skody asi $5.OOO.OOO.
V Ohio pet mrtvych, cd 1O,-
900 do $4,000 bez pT1stresf,
skody asi $12, 100000.
V Massachusetts, 10 mrtvych
5000 bez pT1stresi, skody asi
5000, 900, 900.
VMaine pet mrtvych, 49,
900 bez pTfstTesi, skody asi
$25, 600, 900.
V Connecticut til mrtvf, A.
800 bez ~prfstres1, skody asi
S25, 600, 900.
We Vermont pet mrtvych,
Skody asi $1,000, 900.
V New Hampshire jeden mr.
ivy, 5000 bez pristfes1, skody
mezi dvaceti a dvaceti petit mi
liony dolarG.
V Marylandu ctyfi mrtvl,
500 bez prfstfesf, skody asi
sest milionG dolaru.
We Virginii ctyri mrtv1, sko-
dy asi diva miliony dolard.
V New York diva mrtv1, sko-
dy asi pet milion1 dolard.
V District of Columbia so
robin bez pristTes1, skody asi
sest set dolarG.
- Program ma zlepSovacl
prace v 1dol1ch Potomac reky
Cd 1sti reky Savage ku Bruins
wick, predlozen Dude statnlmu
senatu V Annapolis a pax pre-
dozen administered WPA We
Washingtonu.
V tonic zahrnuto jest ma
hrazeni poskozenych nebo mi
cenych mostd pres Potomac
povodnf touto, opravy silnicnl,
ulicnf v Cumberland atd. Po-
tTebna suma Dude tTi miliony
dolarG.
Mrtvola neztotozneneho dec
ka V pondelf nalezena byla U
bfehu Chesapeake zatoky v
blizkosti Love Point mezi roz-
bitym nabytkem. serif soudl
re toto asi 6 dnf stare deckC
! priSlo O zivot v povodni kdes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27

ND 90 AU C0nUu
do petl tis1cu dolaru seSlo Sc v
pondel1 do pokladny zdejs1
odbocky Cerveneho Kf1ze. Do
pondell darovano bylo pres
$4,000. Ukolem kampane
Baltimorske odbocky Cervene-
no Kr1ze jest sebrati 100000
ma nahradu povodnovych skod
a ma prace Cerveneho KT1ze
pro budouc1 rok.
Pc 20 centech darovaly dit
ky Betty a Lee Chenoweth z
Catalpha road. Pet tisfc do
laru V pondel1 darovala draha
Baltimore and Ohio.
Y provolan1 SVEN DIR. John
M. I. Finney, predseda 10. W.
roc1, V pondel1 pronesl: "Tis1-
ce obcand We statu trpf. Mnozi
zemfeli nasledkem teto katas-
trofy. JIM jsou V nebezpeci
smrti. Pf1strach nakazy a ne
moc1 CHA V pozadi hotov jsa
vyzadati 81 vetsf pocet obeti
nezli povoden sama. My kr-
miti mus1me hladovfc1, odivati
nahe, tesiti trp1c1."
Vedle. neho We schGzi obca-
nj v hotelu Emerson mluvil
mayor jackson a Blanchard
Randall.
Archbishop, jenz lec1 Sc v
nemocnici Bon Secours, zaslal
sv1j check ma $3.50, protestant
sky episkopalnf hostel st. Pc
ter zaslal $1,000, Sdruzenf u
citelG veTejnych skol daruje
$4,000. Pocet bank a Trust
spolecnost1 v pondelf slfbil pc
tis1ci dolarech. KancleT arci-
diocese B~altimorske, Father
Nelligan, odevzdal v pondeli
check ma S2,233.23 vysledek
sb1rky Is Baltimorskych far
nost1.
Kampan zahajena byla v
pondel1 hlaholem radnicn1ho
zvonu O 9. iodine dopoledne.
Do 1tery sebrano bylo $72,-
TIT. Kolem 1000 pracovnlk6
pTicinovalo Sc v 1tery jak v
Baltimore meste, tax v okre-
SIGH Baltimore a Howard, G
prispevy pro Cerveny Kffz ku
pomoci povodn1 st1zenym.
We stredu dostoupily dobro-
volne pr1spevky ma Cerveny
Krfz do vyse $4,000, kter6
upsany byly o~byvately Balti-
more.
Tehoz dine oznameno, Re
Diary budou dale sbirany az
dosahnou vyse $14O.0O0 ana
situace v krajich povodn1 ma
vst1venych jest horst neil my
sleno bylo.
V Rampant Americkeho Ger
veneho KTfze, jak oznameno z
Washingtonu do stTedy daro-
Ivano bylo $2,O39.214. Pocet
robin potTebuj1cfch pomoci Y
krajfch povodnf stfzenych cd
hadnut jest ma vice neil 10O,'
900.
Kazdy odbor AmerickehC
Cerveneho KTfze zadan jest a.
by Sc staral o pTepsanl sunny
ktere 81 urcil ku sebran1 aspo1
O so procent. Skoro 100000
rodin povodnf stizenych potfe
buje pomoci ma Vychode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Pornstil Sc.

Rozloben, re Nellie Buhan
nedovolila ably mu nalito bylo
v jej1 hospode v 800 blocku S.
Charles ulice, Shain Wooner,
27lety strhl okenici z okna We
dlejsfho domu a rozbil touto
okno hospode. Hospodska
udala, re nebyl "v stavu vice
pitt" /,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27

Nemyslfte, re jste povinni
svym dltkam, abyste je naucili
feci svych matek a otcG? Dit
ko samo z toho rozum nema,
ale jest ma vas, byste je do ces-
Ike skoly posilali, mluvili ma ne
cesky neb slovensky a v uceni
jim pomahali a je povzbuzo-
vail. A vase d1tko az doroste,
Dude YAM jednou vdecno re
,jste .je do nas1 skoly pos1lali.
Chceme-li Sc v Americe udrze-
ii, jest nutno, ably mas dorost,
nasi budoucf pracovn1ci prosli
cesko-slovenskou narodnf sko-
lou. Apeluji ma vas rodicove
ceskoslovenstf az pr1st1 zafi Sc
Dude konati zapis do nasf sko-
ly, abyste sve dftky do jedno-
no pfivedli a k tomu volam u
pT1mne zdar!
Zaroven S dnesn1m pTedsta-
venim louc1 sc S vami Drama
ticky odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk a
pTeje vsem pr1znivcGm ceske-
no divadla, ably uzili krasneho
jaar i DOLBY letnf k utuzenf sve-
no zdravf a k osvezen1 mysle a
test Sc ma milou shledanou S
vami opet pc prazdninach. To-
tez preje DGlnicky V~Zd6lavac1
Spolek Pokrok a zaroven ozna
mule, re projektovane pred
stavenf "Prazsky Kabaret"
Dude sehrati az v pr1st1 SEQ
ne" V. HI. v.
= Dne II. bfezna odbyval
Sbor Baltimorske Sdruzenf
Ceskych Dam ctvrtrocn1 sch1-
ri ktera nam z1stane milou
vzpomfnkou pc cely rok a pra-
MIN nas1m jest, ably sestry do
stavovaly Sc vzdy a We velkem
poctu do kazde schGze. To
nebyla sch6ze kde Sc projed-
navaj1 vselijake jine zalezitos-
ii, anebo budoucnost nase, ale
to byla schdZe sester upT1m-
nych, ktere temi nejvTelejs1mi
city daily ma jevo jak dobre a
slechetne srdce ma ceska zena
a jak zpf1jemnovat 81 mGzeme
nesti ten mas dosti tvrdy zivot.
Dlouho budu vzpom1nat ma ty
okamziky kdyz " rocn1 schulz
byla navrzena nase mila pred
sedka p1. r. Stock, ktera pra-
villa: Sestry, ia myslfm re jsou
zde stars1 sestry k navrzen1 "a
~pfedsedku, ale pro "fun" tn
nominaci pf1jmu a z toho "fu-
nu" stala sc jednohlasne pred
sedkou. Snad vsechny sestry
znaj1 tuto osv6dcenou pracov-
nici V jinych spolkach, ktera
cely jej1 zivot pracuje a svedo-
mite Sc stara o dobro a roz-
kvet jejich. Nez byla sch1ze
ukoncena ses. pTedsedka prij-
mula do Sboru move clenkyne
a sice: p1. R. Klimes, p1. A.
Mraz a p1. M. Pillar. Pc ukon-
cent schGze zasedly vsechny
sestry ku krasne upravenym
stolGm ma kterych mely tn nej-
vets1 zasluhu kuchaTky a sice:
sestry: F. R1ha, M. Cermak a
M. Senger, a nez Sc zaclo j1st
byla podana kuchaTkami ma
linka kyticka ses. predsedce,
ktera peknymi slovy pdekova-
la celemu sboru a re Sc pricini
pro wrist a blaho jeho. Dale
pc p6kne veceTi ktera vsem
znamenite chutnala nastala
volna zabava pri hudbe p. Lee
veho az do dvanacte hodiny v
noel, kdy vsechny sestry uspo-
kojeny ~vracely Sc domG.
M. S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Zlodej chycen " kostele.

V kostele Fourteen Holy
Martyrs ma Mount a Lombard
ulicich chycen byl knezem Fla
vianem Jelinko zlodej, ktery
chtel okrasti pokladnicku chu-
dych. Ztotoznen byl v mem 81
lety Otto River re S. Vincent
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
u 0 z 0 r N E Nj!

Ctenym odberatel1m "Tele-
grafu" JIM byly pred casem
zaslany dcty, by laskave 81 to-
no povslmli a nam povinnova-
nou castku zaslali, neb i my
name nase povinnosti ku pla-
cent.
V~YDAVATETS TVO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Krasne DiamantOve Prstynky
SITS
:. B. ]. SVEJDA
234O E. Monument St.
Otevrete 81 ucet u mas
ma splatku.
Pomona akce test.

Pc castecnem zlepsenf pred
V tydnu prave uplynu-
lem naklad ma pomoc v Balti-
more ztfzen byl. uplynulem
tydnu mestska pomona admi-
nistrace pecovati musela O o.
118 pT1padu prot 1858 prlpa-
dun v tydnu pred tim. VIDA
nj zvyseno bylo re $71,374.82
ma ST., 943.40
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Mestska rada prot senatu.

Clenove statnlho senatu po-
drobeni byli d1kladne kritice
v zasedan1 mestske rady v u
terri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27

VYDAVATELSTVO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
ARTISTS OF FAME
 AT DANBURY FAIR
Five Juggling Jewels, British Girls, Booked
 in Novel Act

Under title of Five Juggling Jew els troupe in attractive costumes presents feature of the Grand stand Attractions at the Danbury Fair which opens October at Dan- bury, Conn.
 These good looking British girls received acclaim throughout Europe and appeared at the larger fairs and expositions in America during the past year. They juggle heavy Indian clubs, rackets and other ob- jects with expert dexterity.
 One of the funniest acts to be seen at the Fair. is one called Aunt Jemima's Pancakers and is put on by two men and 8 woman. They present acrobatic stunts. Their program includes Eugene Randow's conception of a prize fight and also presents his famous elephant which is reported as performer of un- usual feats.
 Another good comedy act is called One Happy Family. It is patterned after the cartoon idea and at the Steel Pier, Atlantic City it had folks rolling in the aisles. Charlie Hart, the producer has an original car which performs its own antics.
 Everyone admits Japanese are adept in their circus and theatrical performances. The KanaZawa Japs promise novel and original orien- tai feature including some difficult foot juggling. This troupe has toured the country and has played at the Palace Theater in New York
 The Four Dobas consisting of one man and three women do high perch, teeter board, pyramid build ing and fine acrobatic work and al- ways are received with acclaim.
 Last, but by no means least is Hazel Williams. the Girl on the Flying Trapeze. No one ever put over a more brilliant act, it is said. and she shines in her own parti- cular style of this hazardous and popular performance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
JACQUES

'"The Hi-Flyers", the burlesque show at Jacques theater this week, is real laughing festival, Mile Renee is the shining star. Other principals include Maxie Thurman, eccentric comedian; Bebe Sherman, blues singer, Alma Mabin; Eddie Hoywood, clever straight character actor; Jimmy Morgan, juvenile; Lew Brown, singing master of ceremon- ies; Harry Connors, "sap" comic; the original Elma, Paul Miller. acro- batic dancer and a chorus of girls. Sam Dody, Frank Harcourt, Sammy Wright, Dolly Hendricks and Mur- ray Solow will appear in 8 number of hilarious sketches and blackouts. Next Sunday three complete shows at 3 p. m. 6 p. m. and 3 p. m. the Jacques Theater will present eight all star vaudeville acts from Broad way and big gir1y revue. Collins and Peterson, the Mayfair, Revue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24

The formation of bureau of re- search and publication where new plays by Connecticut writers will be read as potential Vehicles for the Federal Theater Project of the WPA has been announced by Ger trude Don Dero, state director.
 Russell Beckwith of South Wind ham has been appointed director of the Bureau and will give every play submitted to the state oce at 63 Dwight street, New Haven, iln- mediate and individual attention.
 Since, the beginning of Federal theater I have read scores of new plays" Miss DonDero said in a1l- nouncing the new series. "Now with a Bureau of Research and Pubiica- tion to handle all material sent in and to give it the personal care which it should have if we are to encourage and develop new play wrightS in Connecticut, we want to receive twice as many manuscripts as before. We have two theaterS begging for new scripts, the Hart ford Civic Repertory and the Bridgeport Civic Repertory, and the second ten months of Federal The ater jpust beginning puts the ac- cent on the new play.
 Future Theater
 we don't exepect perfect work from unknown authors but we do hope for vigor and promise voices that have something to say and are saying it, no matter how roughly. Such playwrightS, as Francis Bos- worth of the New York Units Play Bureau has said, are the most im- portant figures in the future of the Federal Theater, and the Federal theater is the nationwide stage where the dramatist may perfect his craft and find his audience.
 Plays submitted to our New Haven office need not conform to any of the traditional restrictions. The dreedom which has been ex- tended to Sinclair Lewis in the adaptation of Tt Can't Happen Here and in the assurance that Federal Theater will do the play exactly as he wishes it, best illus trates our policy on the new play. There is an audience in Connecti- cut for every kind of play and every kind of play is what we want to see come in. should like to remind hesitant playwrights thatt because we are doing, in common with 28 cities throughout the country, It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis. There is no reason to be- lieve that we wouldn't do, if it were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
MOvieS Playing
 To-day
STATE

Performances today and tomorrow conclude the engagement of "An- thony Adverse" starring Fredric March and Olivia de Havilland heading a cast of thousands. One treats of the year, everyone who sees it praises it to the skies. "An- thony Adverse" is. shown daily at 1920, $50, 6:20 and goo o'clock.
 Starting Saturday the State pre- sents the next smash hit in it's Fall Greater Movie Season, Swing Time"
 : Astonishing dancing, delightful romance and a fast moving story have always been a feature of Fred Astaire- Ginger Rogers pictures and in Swing Time" these qualities have been enhanced by an even larger percentage of comedy than any of their former pictures con- tained.
 With Victor Moore, Helen Brod- erick and Eric Blore given lavish opportunities in support of the stars, laughs run in a steady stream throughout the film. Moore, whose work as Public Enemy No. 13" in the New York stage hit, Anything Goes" firmly established him as Broadway's most consistent come. dian, provides large share of the mirth as a bungling vaudeville magician whom the no less con- vulsing Astaire takes under his wing.
 And Miss Broderick, who appear ed with the Astaire- Rogers duo in "Top Hat" and Eric Blore, who was with them in ''Top Hat" and "The Gay Divorcee" both contrib ute plenty of fun to the many screaming situations in which Astaire and Miss Rogers find them selves.
 The story deals with a compli- cated romance between Astaire, as a happy -go-lucky roamer, and Miss Rogers, as an instructress in a dancing academy. Blore is the own- CT of the academy and Miss Brod- erick is another of his teachers, and the quintette of principals make Swing Time easily the funniest of all the Astaire- Rogers hits. Betty Furness and Georges Metaxa, also featured, are romantic foils to a hectic courtship enacted by the stars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
STRAND

A brand new twin feature show moves into Warmer Brothers Strand theater today for a three day engagement. Heading the pro- gram is Satan Met Lady," star ring Bette Davis with Warren Will liam and a giant cast. The story is from the pen of Dashiell Hammett, who wrote '"The Thin Man." The picture is a happy combination of melodramatic thrills, romance and hilarious comedy. Besides Miss Da- wis and Warren William the cast also includes Arthur Preacher, Ali- son Spikworth, Marie Wilson and Winifred Shaw.
 The companion feature is "Till We Meet Again." in which the heartaches of lovers, torn apart by their devotion to their respective countries in time of war, are dra- matically brought to the screen.
 Cast in the role of spies in the employ of both British and German secret service Herbert Marshall and Gertrude Michae1 give two marvel out performances.
 Lionell Atwill, Rod LaRocque and Frank Reicher head the excellent supporting cast.
 Sunday brings good old Bing Crosby in Rhythm On the Range" with radios Bob Burns and Frances Farmer. The companion feature will be Charlie Chan at the Race Track" with Warmer Oland and Keye Luke, Helen and Thomas Beck.