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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

she still likes the stage best, and
wants more than anything else to
be In o really good play.
Married Realtor
She took q vacation In Holly.
wood and was offered new movie
contracts. Made one picture, fret
ted In subsequent idleness, and
again returned to Broadway.
Two things happened to her
there: She married Frank Ross, Jr.,
q realtor and builder, and she APP
peared In 1.-THE Bride Of Torozko."
One Of this correspondents indel-
ible memories Is how very, very bad
that play was.
But Miss Arthur stood out against
the sorry offering like O lighthouse
In o fog. Movie scouts again pur-
sued her.
SO she came to Hollywood, deter
mined to lick the game. And she
has, 1.-THE Whole Towns Talking"
set the town to talking about Jean
Arthur. IF You Gould Only Cook"
established her as O romantic com.
edienne. incidentally, she cant
cook)
"Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" and
1.-THE Ex-Mrs. Bradford" made her
o celebrity. DeMille chose her tor
Calamity Jane, In buckskins. Be.
fore 1.-THE Plainsman" Is released,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07
STRAND

Performances this evening con-
clude the engagement at Warner
Brothers Strand theater Of "Picca-
dilly jim" and Easy Money"
Starting tomorrow the Strand
will change Its presentation policy
and henceforth will present q COM
plete new show each week on Sun
day and Wednesday. Make note OF
this change now.
Tomorrow's new show will be
headlined by James Feninore
Cooper's immortal classic 1.-THE Last
OF The Mohicans," the stirring tale
OF adventure and romance In o
country In the making.
Randolph Scott heads the impos-
ing cast as Hawkeye, the handsome
and daring Colonial scout hero OF
the story, while appearing In I'M
portant featured roles are Binnie
Barnes, Henry Wilcoxson, Bruce
Cabot, Heather Angel, Phillip Reed,
Robert Barrat, Hugh Buckler and
Willard Robertson.
Thrilling high lights Of the pic
ture include the defense Of Fort
VILLAIN Henry against the on
slaught OF the French legions;
Cora's death leap from the heights
Of Lovers CLIFF; the eleventh hour
rescue OF Hawkeye from the tor
ture-stake OF the savage Hurons;
the barbaric war dance Of the IN
dian tribes preparing for battle and
the hand-to-hand tomahawk bat
Tie TO the death between the rene
gade half-breed and 1.-THE Last Of
the Mohicans."
The companion feature will DO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07
New Movie Star, Jean Arthur,
Crashed FINLAND Five Years Ago
She First Played
In Slapstick
Comedies
BY PAUL HARRISON

NEA Service STAN Correspondent
Hollywood-The colony Is talking
about Jean Arthur as though she
were o cine-C Cinderella who has just
been led out Of q Brooklyn chimney
corner and launched into stardom.
Hal And q couple Of phooiesl
Hollywood is like that. Hollywood
has had s i-2 years to discover Miss
Arthur. Her current rornp TO rec
ignition Is not an initial climb, but
q comeback. Cinderella crashed the
party three times before any Of the
celluloid princes would give her q
tumble.
She's o celebrity now, rightly
enough. You ought to hear Cecil
b. DeMille rave about her. De-
Mile directed 1.-THE Plainsman,"
with Gary Cooper as Wild Bill
Hickok ana Miss Arthur as Gala
nifty Jane.
Other movie-rlakers are begging
her to please come and play In their
lots. Casting conferences termin-
ate like this: -. and maybe you
can ind US somebody like Jean Ar
thur. Shes the SWEETEST thing in
town."
Miss Arthur is not impressed.
Glad, OF course, but not unbalanced
by her new importance. She is still
mindful Of those long, discouraging
years. She said, II never much
wanted to work In pictures, anyway,
until producers made me so mad
that ! vowed I'd lick the game"
-
Wanted 70 Teach
She wasn't stage-struck as O kid.
Wanted to be O school teacher. One
day In Brooklyn she accompanied q
friend to the studio Of O commercial
photographer. The latter asked her
to pose for an advertisement.
Soon her face flashed from the
best magazines, and along came the
movie scouts. She got O contract,
came to Hollywood, and found that
they wanted her to play In 6. series
Of two-reel slapstick comedies.
She played In them, and did O
few bits. Pretty soon her contract
expired and she was free to return
to New York and the still cameras.
Instead, she stayed here and went
into horse opera. Miss Arthur was
the ranchman's daughter who rode
to warn the settlement that BAN
dts had crossed the Rio orande.
A Film Murderess
Then she was graduated to Para.
mount. First came O role opposite
Richard Dix In something titled
Warming Up" Then with Ruth
Chatterton and Emil Jannings IN
1.-THE Sins Of the Fathers" Next as
the murderess In 1.-THE Green Muir
der Case"
IT didn't want to be q MURDER
ess," she said. II didn't feel like q
nlurderess. I didn't like anything !
had done on the screen. When my
contract was up, went back to
New York, wondering what to try
next. Maybe designing"
But she tried o play. II was
Foreign Affairs" with Osgood Per-
kins and Lillian Gish. And very
good, too, except II was the kind OF
O play that didn't make any money
or run very long.
II was enough, though, to en-
courage Miss Arthur. There were
three more plays, all short runs, but
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07
HAMILTON PARK

"Rudy" Bundy and his N.B.C.
radio orchestra, invading the east
for the first time after q sensation.
oil tour OF the great bathrooms OF
the midwest, will be the attraction
ct the Hamilton park pavilion Sun.
day evening November 9Th. It will
mark the first Connecticut appear
ance Of the band which comes to
Waterbury direct from the famous
Hotel Gibson In Cincinnati. The
name Of Bundy rs new In these
parts but Is on the tongue OF every
music and dance lover In the mid
west where the competition for the
favor Of the patrons Is very keen,
what with 50 many names" play.
Ing tho Vicinity.
"A young maestro with modern
ideas" might we'll be the billing for
Bundy and his orchestra. He has
long been recognized as one OF the
outstanding clarinetists In the busi-
ness who has really come into his
own with the advent OF Swing"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07
CAPITOL

stage Struck" First Nationals
mammoth new musical romance,
comes to the Capitol theater Sun
day With an all star cast including
Dick Powell, Joan Blondell, Warren
William, Frank McHugh, Jeanne
Madden, the Yacht Club Boys,
scores OF supporting players ana
hundreds OF extras.
The picture depicts the whipping
into shape OF q Broadway musical
comedy from the selection OF cast
and chorus, through rehearsals TO
the premier performance. It Is Q
revelation Of the lives OF theatrical
folk behind the wings, giving an
intimate peep into their romances,
their hatreds and jealousies, their
tomperamental rawlings and their
arduous preparatory work nefore the
curtain finally goes up. .,
There are hundreds OF beautiful
chorus girls taking part In the sew
eral dance numbers, as well aS q
specially number In the New YORK
Aquarium. Special songs are sung by
Eek Powell and Jeanne Madden,
written for the production by u. X.
Harburg and Harold Arlen.
The Yacht Club Boys also sing
two songs Of their own compost
tion, besides putting on specially
acts In which they carry out their
madcap capers. All Of the numbers
are an integral part OF the plot ana
blind naturally into the story.
The picture has been produced
on O gigantic scale. the numbers
staged BY that master Of dance DE-
rectors, Bushy Berkeley, who aSo
directed the dramatic part OF the
picture. The Aim Is comprehensive
in plot, being packed with hilarious
laughs, thrills, romance, pathos ana
dynamic drama.
The co-attraction Is "Trailin
West" with Dick Toran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07
POL.l'S

Polls brings O new triumph TO
take place with It's outstanding
presentations Of cinema successes
In clarifying today, an unforget-
table human story Of three OF the
most famous boys In motion Pic
lures, In the greatest dramatic
thrill OF many seasons.
In 1.-THE Devil 10 o Sissy" that
brilliant child actor, Freddie Bar.
tholomew, IN his most human role,
Co-starring Jackie Cooper, and ir-
repressible Mickey Rooney, appear
as urchins Of New York's lower East
Side. In this delightful comedy.
drama Of contemporary boyhood.
Living in crowded city streets
without the advantages Of decent
environment they band together TO
buy 0 tombstone for Mickey Room
ey's father who died In Sing Sings
electric chair. Their adventures In
their efforts TO achieve this noble
purpose entangle them with the ju-
venile court, from which Freddie
eventually saves them, winning for
him the coveted approval and ac-
ceptance In the gang, making this
story reach deep into your heart,
and the most stirring, gripping, and
entertaining drama Of modern
youth ever produced. It will obvi-
ously touch, and impress you as
thoroughly as 1t will please the
younger set.
Polls second outstanding attrac-
ton Is brilliantly merry picture,
"All American Chump," starring
those three topnotch. comedians.
stuart Erwin, in the titular role Of
q small town adding machine who
becomes bridge champion Of the
world; Edmund Gwenn, in q new
kind Of laugh role that gives him
the opportunity to prove again why
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

George Bernard Shaw calls him his
favorite comedy character, plays the
operator Of carnival shell game
who overnite flnds himself man
ager OF O new "Culbertson," and
sells him for seventy-five dollars;
and Robert Armstrong, as 0 hard
hitting sideshow barker, who dis
covers Erwin In Q small town bank,
and takes him TO the big city un-
der his muscular wing.
The picture will not only interest
everyone who plays bridge, or wish
es to play, but Its startling high
spots OF wild exuberance and i'm
aginative antics make II o fresh
and volatile farce TO AL the laugh
spot Of anyone.
Betty Furness. Hollywood's most
talked Of younger actress, Is the
love interest, unveiling her fine tai
ent for light comedy as she por.
trays the object Of Erwin's added
affections.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07
In The. Local
The0teTS
STATE

Bringing together for the first
time two Of the screens top-flight
stars, Katharine Hepburn and Her
bert Marshall, "A Woman Rebels"
Is to be enjoyed today, Sunday and
Monday ct Warner Brothers State
theater.
It Is a moving drama Of q young
romantic idealist in search of free
dom and independence as against
the restricting influences Of the
era into which she had been born
and its Hepburn In her finest
role since Little Woman"
In contrast to the freedom en-
joyed by the modern young woman,
the story presents romantic and
tragic tale Of an intelligent young
girl who dares to demand that she
choose her own husband, that she
be permitted to emerge from home
unchaperoned and that she 20 to
work, a thing which no lady had
heretofore done. Fog-enshrouded
London, rural English estates and
the italian Riviera furnish the
background for the resultant
drama.
When he first came to Hollywood
Herbert Marshall made a list Of ten
feminine stars with whom he hoped
he could make q picture, and as q
climax he made Katharine Hep
burn the tenth. And climax II was,
for he Is known to feel that "A Wo-
man Rebels" Is one of the best pic
lures he has appeared In. And he
has lots Of company In that be-
lief.
Also in the cast Is Doris Dudley,
dynamic young Broadway actress,
fresh from her triumph In the le-
climate theater. Other important
roles are enacted by Elizabeth AL
ian, Donald Crisp and David Man
ners.
The companion feature Is Here
Comes Carter" q ugh-loaded low
down on Hollywood'S high-hatters
with Ross Alexander and Glenda
Farrell burning up the airwaves in
the gayest, breeziest livewire roles
they've ever had.
Tuesdays new show will include
Joel McCrea and Joan Bennett In
1.-TWO In O Crowd, also George Ar
Hiss in East Meets West"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

Three Married Men," O hilarious
comedy, naturally about married
life, and featuring Roscoe Harms,
william Frawley, Lynne Overman
and Mary Brian.
Wednesdays new show will In
clude Swing Time" with Fred As
taire and Ginger Rogers, also "Yel-
lowstone" with Henry Hunter and
Judith Barrett.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

music. The Bundy swing Is not In
the fast tempo which Is most firing
to the dancers but In the slow
style which Is pleasing 10 the lis
teners. Young In years, but old In
experience, Rudy has been featured
with several OF Americas most out
standing name orchestras prior to
the organization Of his own.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07
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Football was first played medieval England where the soldiers
used to kick a skull around. Dust good clean fun
When young man ne buried alive GHe
was In trance for week and ell thought he had died.
Romans threw newlyweds symbollcN
In the South . kiss Is called q "Yankes Dime"
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legend about babies being brought by the stork comes from
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Ben Bernie Is what you'd Song
Nobody present San Salvador Iand-the part Of
America which Columbus discovered first
cslums. trick wasn't hot An ;: made 70 stand
until the yck 40 brokenJ
People who tell lies are likely go insane according pyhia-
tFis& (Four or five columnsts, we hope)
story glass building going 70 be built in New York
shortly ION 9Th Avenue near the Central Park Pasa)
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doesn't shoot Ben Bernie instead Of "wake Up and Live"
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Well never again mention the name Of Andre xoanss on
the radio On the repeat show last weew couldn't I'll It came
OUT something IKE that and caused Ben
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Turkey they you TO jail you name.
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everybody the house. including the cat and dog Just an old
English kssom We that to make punhaters madder3
average length years. Gosh didn't
know they had 30 many automobiles over theFe)
handed expense
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

Daily beer bonuses are being paid
Soviet workers In Russia for Com
scientious labor"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

The average length Of life In india "a 20 years. Gosh d
know they had many automobiles there)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

In the old days visitor TO English home obliged to kiss
everybody In the house. including the cat and dog Dust old
English kom We that TO make punhaters madder)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

In Turkey they send you TO jail you haven't ID
lover here you 90 10 a you haven't important
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

Paul Revere handed expense account for his
all concerned that the approaching
and Wha GTey turned him down and he pad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

The barber pole ID supposed 10 represent bsndage
Ground bloody because In the old days BARRIERS
gsons and used 10 draw blood. (sed toll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

Well again mention the Kostelanet1
the radio repeat couldn't I'll
osteennnnennnenn' something like
the almost death from laughing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

Nobody knows why Daryl zanucks Goth Century-Fox
doesn't shoot Ben Bernie instead Of "Wake Up and Lve
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

five story glass building Is going 10 be built in Ne
shortly. ION 6th Avenue the Central Park Plaza)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

People who tell lies likely insane according
trists. Uour or five columnists, hope)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

Football first played In medieval England, where
used TO kick skull around Gust good, clean fun
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

Nobody at present lives San Salvador Island-the
America which Columbus discovered first.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-07

Columbus egg trick wasn't hot. An egg be mad
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Z1uty !
Anghcky napsal Wnkie Collins
sf3ca Scss1e3c9 3Scssw,e:

Uplne procitnutf dalo sc
vsak ocekavati jiz kazdym O.
kamzikem.
Slecna Verinderova poklek.
la nynf Ease u pohovky a ma.
chylila ku sp1cfmu svoji tvar.
Patrne chtela, ably ona byla pr.
WI osobou, kterou spatri pan
Franklin pri SVEN procitnuti.
Bylo by snad lepe, kdybych
lie nyn1 nechal O samote.
Odesel jsem Ease, aniz bych
Ijedineho slova byl promluvil.
Co dale sc mezi obema delo,
nev1m.
Jenom tolik jest mi znamo,
re O 10. iodine dopoledni Cd
jeli vSichni = pan Bruff, pan
Franklin a slecna Louisa =
spolecne do Londyna.
Trapne dojal mne nahly je-
.jich odjezd. Byl jsem tax stas-
ten We spolecnosti techto do
brych lid, re nyni, pc jejich
odjezdu, zdal Sc mi byti svet
prazdnym.
jake bych byl procitl z kras-
n6ho snu a ocitl Sc opet bez-
radostne jednotvarnosti dosa-
vadniho sveho zivota.
Bylo by neskromne, kdybych
zde sam zaznamenal vsechna
ia laskyplna slova, jimiz Sc
zvlaste slecna Verinderova a
pan Franklin Sc mnou loucili.
Pan Franklin mi slibil, re bu-
de mi psati O vsem, CO stane sc
v Londyne.
Nejvfce mne test, re pan
Franklin Sc slecnou Sc opet u
smffili a sbl1zili a re stale Sc to
moj1 zasluhou!
Moi uboz1 nemocni ma mne
cekajf. Nezbyva mi, nez vra-
It'll Sc do starych kolejf!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Pan Franklin pokracuje We
SVEN vypravovani.

Je treba, abych nekolika slo-
Wy doplnil, CO byl We pfedesle
kapitole vyl1cil Ezra Jennings.
Druheho dine pc provedenem
pokusu S opiem probudil Jsem
sc ma pohovce u pTftomnosti
Louisiny, aniz bych mel nej-
mensfho vedomf o tom, CO v no.
CT jsem cinil.
Hned jak oci jsem otevrel,
padl mGj pohled ma tvar Loui-
sinu a tn lined jsme 81 porozu-
NELL, aniz bychom jedineho
slova byli promluvili.
Ba ami jsme Sc nepokusili W.
svetliti sobe ma vzajem, proc
sc smirujeme = vse rozumelo
Sc liz samo seboui
Pr snfdanf oznamil mi po-
tom pan Bruff dIvody, ktere
jej mutt, ably odjel lined do
Londyna a zaroven mne zadal,
abych vydal Sc S MIN ma cestu.
Pranf tomu vyhovel jsem tim
o~chotneji, kdyz take Louisa
pTala 81 lined vratiti sc do hlay
n1ho mesta.
Jennings provazel mas ma ma
draz1 a tvafil Sc proto velice
smutne. Ackoli zasypavali
jsme jej slovy dikG a nejvetsf-
no uznan1, byla tvar jeho "a
smusila a z ocf jeho zlrala ne
obycejna tesknota.
Costa do Londyna v zeleznic-
MIN voze ubehla nam velice
pT1jemne.
Teprve nyni nastalo vzajem-
ne vyptavani a vysvetlovani a
nez jsme Sc nadali, ocitli jsme
Sc londynskem nadrazi.
Tady ocekaval advokata
Bruffa maly hosik, obleceny v
chatrny sat a podobny malemu
pobudovi, jakych mnoho jest v
Londyne.
Zvlast napadnymi byly jeho
slfdive oci, jez ami chvili nedo-
vedly utkveti ma jednom pred
metu.
Advokat promluvil s MIN ne
kolik SLOW, nacez chlapec Cd
stoupil stranou. A nyni zadal
pan Bruff slecnu Louisa, ably
prominula, re il k jej1mu bytu
provoditi nemGze. Sotva to do
rekl, chopil mne "a rameno a
vlekl mne k omnibusu nedale-
ko stoj1c1mu. Slldivy hoSik W.
skocil lined k voZkovi ma koz-
l1k.
"Mate patrne nejake novin-
ky O bance? zeptal jsem Sc,
kdyz viz S nami Sc hnul.
"Novinky O panu Lukerovi,"
Irekl pan Bruff. "PTed hodinou
videli moji Tide, jak pan Luker
vysel re sveho domu v prnvodu
dvou muzG, v nichz poznali CT
vilnf policejni strazniky. We
zf-li v tonic opatfeni bazen
pane Lukerova pred Indy, pax
lie Sc S jistotou domnivati, re
chce prave vyzvednouti v ban
ce zluty demant.
"A my pGjdeme k bance, a.
|bychom pozorovali, co sc dale
Dude dfti?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25

vozky?"
"Mne napadnymi jsou jeho
oci."
Pan Bruff sc usmal.
"Je to rozeny vyzvedac," pra-
vii, "a proto prave jsem no pri-
jail do svych sluzeb. Kona vel
mi svedomite vse, CO mt uloze-
no a jest nejvys spolehlivym.
Jest to nejchytrejsf hoch, jake
no jsem kdy znal."
V ulici Lombardske opustili
jsme VIZ. Ciperny hosfk byl i
hned u mas a kracel pc boku
advokatove, jake starry, dobry
jeho znamy.
"P1jdes vsude Ia nami a Cd
delfs Sc jen tenkrate, kdyz u
znas to "a nutne," poucoval jej
Bruff.
Vesli jsme do bankovni mist
nosti, jez obecenstvem byla ma
plnena a v nfz "a dlouhym
.prepazenlm sedeli ctyri po-
kladnici u svych stolkG. Jakmi-
lie jsme do m1stnosti %vstoupili,
priblfzila Sc z obecenstva zde
shromazdeneho k panu Bruf-
fowl diva muzove.
"Nuze videli jste ho?" yep
tai Sc jich.
"PTed pGl hodinou, pane, Sci
zde kolem mas do druhe kance-
lare."
"Posud n~evysel?"
"Nikoli, panel"
Nyni obratil Sc pan Bruff
Ike mne rka: "Poseckame
zde!"
Hledal jsem mezi obecen-
stvem tvare tr1 IndI, avsak nj
kde nebylo pc mich ami stopy.
Jediny muz napadne tmave
pleti byl stihly mlad1k, odeny
namornicky Sat. Volil snad
nektery z IndG toto prestroje-
nj? Ale nebylo to NOME, ne
bot zadny z Mich nebyl tax w.
soke a stfhle postavy.
"Nejakeho vyzvedace zde il
ste majf," pravil pan Bruff,
"mozna, re to prave tento
muz."
Drive nez mohI domluviti,
jej maly hOSik "a ka-
bat a zaseptal: elise! tn jest
Pr tom upfely Sc pronikave
zraky hochovy ma pfitloustleho
muze jenz v prdvodu dvou CT
Winch policejnich straznik1
prave vychazel re vnitrnlch
mistnosti bankovnfch."
"Sledujte jej pilne," pravil
pan Bruff pc tichu. "Chce-li
nekomu odevzdati, te-
dy jiste ucini to zde."
Aniz by mas pozoroval, kles-
tilNs 81 pan Luker cestu radami O.
becenstva ku dvef1m. Videl
jsem velmi dobTe, jak ruka je-
no Sc pohnula, kdyz kracel ko-
lem mensfho zavaliteho muze,
jenz oden byl v sedy Sat. Muz
tento sc ponekud zarazil a udi-
vene hledel Ia panem Lukerem
jenz klidne ubfral Sc dale. U
dveff postavili Sc oba policiste
pc jeho boku a soucasne S mimi
opustil pax m1stnost. Vice jsme
nevideli.
Podival jsem sc ma pana
Bruffa a utkvel jsem vyznam-
nym pohledem ma muzi, oblece
mem sedy Sat.
"Ano. zpozoroval jsem to
take" odpovedel pan Bruff.
Pc techto slovech Sc obratil
a hledal druheho re svych lid1,
ale marne. Avsak i maly jeho
zrizenec, hoslk sc sl1divyma o.
Gina, zmizel.
eco to znamena?" pravil pan
mrzute, "oba moj1 Tide O.
pustili mas prave We chvfli, kdy
jich nejvice potrebujeme."
Nyni dosla rada ma sede O.
bleceneho muze, ably u bankov-
niho 1radnika svoji zalezitost
vyfidil. Platil COST poukazkou,
nacez mu pokladn1k vyhotovil
stvrzenku, a odchazel.
eco nynf pocneme?" ptal Sc
pan Bruff. ga tlmto Glove
KEN prece nepdjdeme."
ia vsak pIjdu," rekl jsem.
"Ani. "a deset tis1c liber ster-
linkd nespustim tohoto cloveka
S oci."
COBRA, budu Sc rfditi vasfm
pTikladem," odpovedel advo-
kat a zaroven sc mnou vysel z
bankovni mfstnosti.
Venku vsedl sede odeny muz
do omnibusu, jedoucfho do "a
padni cast mesta. Bee valiant
vsedli jsme lined do tehoz vo-
I'll