davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Okresne divadelne zavody
" Spis. Novel Vsi.

SPECs ANoNSJ oAs
Gully divadelny spolok HIVE
zdoslav usporiadal v dnoch
22-23. febr. okresne diva
delne zavody v mestskom
divadle, ktore boly spojene S
reziserskym kurzom. Pred
nasali DIR. Bartek a dr.. Hof-
man z Turc. Sv. Martina.
.Zavody srdecnym preslovom
otvoril predseda Jozef Pru-
sa, skolsky Inspector. V pr
vel skupine porota ceny ude-
lila takto: I. cena MJSRD v
Smizanoch, ktora zahrala 2.
dejstvo hry "Osud siroty" a
II. cenu MJSRD v Spis. Via
choch, ktora zahrala hru
F"Venco Vtak landverak". V
druhej skupine |. cenu do
stal krdzok mladeze z Hari-
choviec, ktory predviedol 2.
dejstvo hry "Zmarene ma.
mluvy''. II. -cenu Hnilcik "a
hru "Hrob lasky". III. cenu
Vydernfk "a g.. dejstvo. hry
"Bacova zena", w. cenu
MJSRD v Olcnave "a hru
"Matoha" a v. cenu Spisske
Tomasovce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
70 starej vlasti
Neboli spokojni korist 'ou
"a 5000 kor.

Ao OSS~~ A~e
V noci vnikli do neobyva-
neho domku Marie Kolesa-
rovej v Lastomiru pri Micha-
lovciach dvaja zlodeji, kto-
ri ukradli satstva a roznych
veci "a 500 korun. Korist' 81
odniesli ukryt' Ia dedinu k
rieke Laborcu, naco sa vra-
till do dediny. Nakol'ko zlo-
deji vedeli, ze rodicia Kole-
sarovej su bohati pudia, a
maj1 donna peniaze, vnikli
do ich bytu. Jeden z lupi-
Gov povalil stareho Chudar-
cika ma zem, potom jeho
manzelku a sviazal ich po-
vrazom. Druhy z lupicov roz
bill lampu a snazil sa prinu-
tit Chudarcika a jeho zenu
ably i'm vydali peniaze. Plan
lupicov vsak zmarila Chudar
cikova suseda, ktora ked' "a
cula v byte starych l'udi Sra
mot, volala ostatnych s1se-
dov ma pomoc. Ma uteku sa
! podarilo potion jedneho z
lupicov chytit' a to bulhar-
skeho zahradnfka Trifona
Stojanova Becvarova. Pri pre-
nasledovani bol Stojanov da-
vom vazne zraneny, takze
musel .byt' dopraveny do mi
chalovskej nemocnice. Ma
druhy den boil lapenf al j,
Bogdanov a j.. Kosco, spo-
locnici Becvarova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Pricina hrvol'u - bieda.
V bratislavskych lekar-
skych listoch roc. 16. els. 1
Dol uverejneny zaujimavy
clanok slovenskeho lekara,
dra I. Moleca, vrch. zdrav.
komisara z Myjavy. DR.. Mo-
lee tn vedecky objasnuje a
doklada mnohymi skdseno-
ST. ami a vel'kou statistikou
wink strumy (golva, hr-
vol'). Podarilo sa mu jasne
dokazat', ze pricinou vzni-
ku strumy u skolskych deti
jeho okresu je nielen nedo-
statok j6du, jako sa to do
sial' myslelo, ale hlavne pod
vyziva deti. PodPa neho ne
zavisi wink hrvol'u ma vys-
kovej polohe, ami ma sklad-
be vody, ale ma vyzive. Die
ia je unavene dlhou cestou
do skoly (6-8 km) a vysi-
lene hladom, lebo "a obed
sluzieva mu casio iba kraji.
eek sucheho chleba. V rodi'
mach, kde v nedostatku SO
sladi iba sacharinom, obja
vuje sa u skolskych detf hr
vol, ktory pri beznej po'
trave ma obvykle lieky an
nereaguje. Toto vedecke po
jednanie dobre objasnujt
stav chudobneho vidieku. RI
dicia trpia nedostatkom, sko
ske deti ma to doplacaji
zdravim. Drahy cukor z ne
dostatku nahradzuje sa lac
nym, ale planjfm sachari
nom. A vysledok? Telesna
dusevna menejcennost' do
rastajdcej mladeze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Pobozny Cigan.

V obci Necpaloch v Turc.
ukradli Cigani istemu rol'ni-
kovi styri sliepky. Ked' mali
Cigani odprisahat' nevinu,
zdrahal sa tax urobit' Cigan
Jan Koncek, a usvedcil sa
tax z kradeze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Hlinka u dr.. Hodzu.

Predseda vlady dr.. Hodza
prijal 20. febr, poslanca A.
Hlinku ku kratkemu rozho-
voru. Nato jednal so zastup-
cami ludovej strany, posi-.
DIR. Tisom a Sokolom. Vysle.
dok jednania bude predo.
strety sboru politickych mi.
nistrov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

IL I'll Wy hOIldi SCA hS NA~AOS
donna sa ami nevie. Casio ne
vieme ami mena. Delegacia
Matice slovenskej ziada vse-
tkych Slovakov bez rozdie-
lu spolocenskeho, nabozen-
skeho alebo ineho rozvrstve-
MIA, aby zachranili vsetko,
co sa este zachranit' da, ably
delegaciu upozornovali, ci
listami, ci osobne najma ma
tieto veci:
Potrebovali by SINE foto-
giraffe zivych i mrtvych slo-.
venskych pracovnfkov. Ne
name fotografie ami tych
najvyznamnejsich, ako Fur
deka, Jankolu, Murgasa, Rov
nianka, Spevaka, Slovenske-
no, VOLTA, Salvu, Marsala-
Petrovskeho, nemame foto-
giraffe ami slovenskych dnov,
najma z roku 1906-1907, a
lie nemame ami fotografie z
roznych udalostf, ktore sa
tn odohravaly pocas svetovej
vojny. Treba sa len donna
podivat' a iste sa skoro v
kazdom dome naide niekol'-
ko takychto fotografii, kto-
re maju pre- nasu historiu
vel 'ku cenu.
| Mnohi z vas ste sa osobne
poznali mnohymi vynika-
jucimi cinitel'mi. Oznamte
nam 0 mich, co viete, ked'
zomreli, kde su pochovani
fotografiu ich hrobu, caste
SINE nasli v mnohych rodi'
mach vystrizky z casopi
SOY, ktore maly nejakJ
vzt'ah k slovenskemu zivo
tu. Najdu sa listy inc pa
miatky. Taketo pamiatky
patria celemu narodu. V ro
dinach sa pahko STRATA, ale
v archive zostanu odbornt
opatrene a uschovane. M
kazdej takejto pamiatke
ktora bude nielen tu, ale
donna verejne v casopisocl
kvitovana, bude napfsane
kto ju daroval.
Tu sa naskytuje vlastn'
$ kazdemu clovekovi, aby s;
mohol stat akymsi spolupra
, covnfkom pri vaznej vedec
kej praci, ktora bude mat
vel'ky vyznam nielen pre- a
merickych, ale i pre- stare
krajovych Slovakov.
Ma priklad, maticna dele
} gacia by bola vel'mi po
vd'acna "a informacie
tychto veciach:
Kto vie, kol'ko patento'
-: dostal Murgas?
AXE patiently to boly?
Kedy sa podaril prvy Muir
gasov pokus?
S akymi pokusmi sa zao
= beral v poslednych rokoch
Kto ma fotografie 20 Ii
! vota J. Murgasa?
Kto ma fotografiu Murga
a sa s Marconim?
Kto ma Murgasove listy
Kto ma Murgasove obra
zy?
Kan "a nodelv MurpaSC
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Kosice zaistily 81 dost' vody
Mestske zastupitel'stvo v
Kosiciach rozhodlo o posta-
venf novel vodovodnej Ger
pacej stanice "a Tahanovca-
mi, asi A KIN cd hlavnej Ger
pacej stanice. Nova studna
bude mat vykon 40 litrov "a
sekundu, to jest, vyda roc
ne asi million kubickych me-
trov vody. Bude teda dosta-
tocne postarane o zasobova-
ME Kosic. zdravou pitnou vo-
dou. Naklad ma cerpaciu
stanicu cini 2 miliony kor1n.
Krajinsky trad bude pozia-
dany o subvenciu vo vyske
20 perc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Sviatok Spisa.

Dna %. a %. februara
boly V Spis. Novel Vsi diva
delne zavody, prve ma Spisi
cd prevratu. Divadelnfctvo
je vyznamnou kult1rnou sloz
kou slovenskeho zivota a
preto tieto zavody, spojene
s reziserskym kurzom, s1 pre-
Spis opravdovym narodnym
sviatkom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Jednota Orla v Tahanov-
ciach zahrala veselohru Ka-
menny chodnfcek, cd Ferka
Urbanka. Herci podali vel'-
mi dobry vykon a obecen-
stvo ich peknd hru odmenilo
bdrlivym potleskom. Hrali:
Anicka Borovska,. Jozef Bo-
rovsky, Frantisek Tresa, Alz-
beta Forray, Maria Halas,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Provokacia mad 'arskeho
ucitel'a.

Temer neuveritel'ny pri-
pad stal sa v Novych Zam-
koch. Tamojsi ucitel' r. kat.
skoly potrestal deti, ktore
sa zucastnily babkoveho di-
vadelneho predstavenia, po-
riadaneho slovenskou sko-
lou. Menovany ucitep broji
proti slovenskej veci uz ME-
kol'ko rokov a bolo by treba
poucit' no, re je v Cesko-
Slovensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Margita Katona, Maria b.
royska, Stefan Forgac, FIR.
Forray a Jozef Lendel. Zvla
sine pod'akovanie zasluhuje
JanVarga ako reziser, ktory
sa vel'mi svedomite stara o
vyvoj kulturnej cinnosti v
Tahanovciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Vykradal americke listy

Do vazby statneho zastu-
pitel'stva v Kosiciach doda-
ny boil postovy zamestnanec,
Alojz Wesley. Este v marci
minuleho roku dosiel ma po-
stovy drad do Niznej Mysle
rekomandovany list rolnic-
ke Athlete Pastorovej z w.
snej Mysle, cd jej manzela
Michala Pastor z Ameriky.
Tento list Wesley otvoril a
ukradol z neho diva 50-dola-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Celia rodina zomrela otravou
denaturovanym liehom.
Robotnik Jan Gyulai z OBJ
ce Pasyky pri Svaljave, ma
Podk. Rusi, zomrel ma voze
cestou do nemocnice, kde no
viezli al jeho ochorelou
manzelkou, ktora potion v
nemocnici tiez zomrela. III
stilo sa, ze sa otravili pitim
denaturovaneho alkoholu,
ktoreho dostali niekolko IL
trov cd svojho svagra. Tiez
ich 14-rocny syn uz zomrel
ma otravu alkoholom. Al
Gyulayov svagor t'azko o.
chorel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
.Jaro ma Povazi.

Cd II. februara nastal ma
Povazi odmak. Pocasie je te-
pie, niektore stromy zacaly
pukat'. Rol'nici pripravuju
sa k jarnym pracam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
o novu plav6ren v Levoci.

Levoca, mesto temer de-
vat tisic obyvatel'mi, ma
len start vojensku plavaren,
ktora nevyhovuje. Ma jar sa
ma zaciat' so stavbou mo-
dernej plavarne bazenom
"a 250,000 kordn. Stavebnf-
kom je vojenska sprava,
cast nakladu uhradf sa po-
platkami civilneho obyvatel
stva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

a iradov a odbornf referen-
ii. Krajinske skolske rady
.rozGlenene budd ma narod-
nostne odbory, v ktorych bu-
d1 po dvaja zastupcovia do
tycneho mensinoveho skol-
stva a obcianstva patricnej
narodnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Nova vel'ka utica " kosiciach
Tachpicko oIdoIonio y,ri


Technicke oddelenie pri-
pravilo regulacnu upravu L.
zemia medzi Tabakovou, Ko-
menskeho, Letnou a Jozefo-
YOU ulicou. Podpa planu bu-
de v strede tejto plochy O.
tvorena nova vel'ka utica cd
radnice k zeleznicnej kolo-
nil ma Letnej. Rad sestier
Dominikanok, ktorym zahra-
da patri, dal k otvoreniu u
lice slhlas. Utica bude zria-
dena este tohto roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Dvaja novi prelati v Nitre.
Ma navrh nitrianskeho BIZ
skupa dra K. Kmet'ku, boil
Vatikanom vymenovani "a
prelatov kanonici dr.. Michal
Beno a DIR. Eugen Filkorn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Vz&cny dar.

Vojtech Zaborovsky, pre-
lat v Presove, daroval Slo-
venskemu katolickemu kru-
hu sv. Vaclava v Presove
$1,000 korln.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Cukrovarom "a dobre dari.
Suriansky cukrovar a raft
|neria koncf obchodny rok ci-
stym ziskom 3,120,609 ko-
r1n. Met divu, ked' rol'nik
dostane "a cukrovku ME-
kol'ko korln a cukor pri tom
je drahy.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16

Spiritual preparation for Christ
mas is the subject of the series
of lectures being given this week
nightly at 1880 o'clock in st. Mary's
Catholic church by the Rev Father
Casimir Di Cristina, C.P., lecturer
of national prominence.
The mission started Sunday and
will continue through Sunday of
this week, the lectures being open
to both Catholics and Catholics.
Evening lectures are at 7:30 pm.
and each morning Mass is said at
7 and with lectures after each
Mass.
Subjects are, for the remainder
of the week, rs Gods Justice a
MYTH, The Church and The, Mar
riage Problem, Divine Love as
Strong as Death, why Confess
to a Priest?". and Sunday "The
Price OF Victory.
For the first three days next,
Monday through Wednesday, Father
Di Cristina will conduct lectures in
Spanish for the Spanish speaking
peoples.
Father de Cristina is a lecturer of
note and does nothing but this type
Of work, having covered many of
the states of the nation. He is an
accomplished linguist and Is so
much in demand that he is booked
a year in advance.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
MRS. SIMPSON
CONFERS WITH
i. S. CONSUL

CANNES, France, Dec. 16. UP
Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson con-
ferred with the American consul
at Nice today to make certain
she would remain an American
citizen if she marries former King
Edward.
Assured that there are no chanc-
es of her losing her citizenship,
she set out happily on a shopping
tour and bought two polka dot
neckties for Edward.
Consul P. Chaplin Squire, with
whom she was closeted for an
hour, informed the Baltimore born
divorcee she will remain an Amer
ican so long as she is registered
properly with the department of
state.
In the eyes of British law, Mrs.
Simpson became an English citi-
zen when she married Ernest A.
Simpson, London ship broker, and
took up residence in London. Un-
der American law. however, Amer
ican women marrying foreigners
retain their nationality
During her conference with
Squire, she put her American pass
port in order so that she may
travel easily and quickly to any
part of the world Edward, Duke
of Windsor, might ask her to go.
Mrs. Simpson insisted, through
a spokesman, that she has" no in
tention of spending Christmas or
New Years with Edward as has
been reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
CITY HALL IN
WESTMORLAND
PARTLY BUILT

Westmorland's city hall project,
which was begun in February and
slated to have been completed
sometime last April is still being
carried on, but, according to ot1i-
cials of the northend city, the
building will not be completed be-
fore March.
The building, which is being
constructed of adobe, will be one
of the finest city halls in the
county.
The original WPA appropriation
was for $4,000 but the money was
spent long before the building was
complete. Work stopped and again
the city council began bounding
Washington for additional money.
When work was resumed early
last month after three month
lay-off the WPA was unable to
furnish the necessary amount Of
labor for the project. At the pres
ent time 10 men are working but
only on one day of the week are
all the men on the job. Three days
a week four men pound away at
various sections of the building
and on the other two, days the six
men take up the duties.
Because there is lack of skilled
workers the work is progressing
slowly but, according to Westmor-
land councilmen, the present force,
if the money holds out, will COM
plete the city hall in four or more
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16

ed to set up balances of power to
intimidate the enemy" Rowell
said. He described the Franco
Russian alliance as "the most diff
ficult of all" since it is between
nations whose political, economic
and social systems are complete
ly at variance"
"The other movement, he said,
tends to ally nations precisely by
social systems preparatory not to
national but class war. If class
war results, it will be more cruel
than any national or political war"
Rowell said he believed German,
Austrian and Italian accordS are
"incongruous makeshiftS' serving
only temporary purposes, because
Italy wishes an independent Aus
tria, while Germany wishes ulti-
mate absorption"
The obvious purpose of Japan
IS to catch the Russian bear by
both the head and tail and compel
Russia to fight two wars at once, y
he declared.
He said England's task was to
isolate the war within Spain"
but doubted if England would sue
ceed.
The Fascist crusade against
both Communism and Democracy
would spell the defeat of Democ-
racy except in Great Britain, ths
United States and a few minor
countries" he said.
Publishers of 25 southern Cali
fornia newspapers were guests of
the institute at banquet at which
Vernon Mckenzie, head of the
school of journalism of the Uni
versity of Washington acted as
master of ceremonies.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
HIGH FINANCE
LANDS FILIPINO
BEHIND BARS

His own particular brand OF high
finance landed Simon Domondon.
21-year-old Filipino, in the county
Jail Wednesday until officials shall
have decided If they will charge him
with grand theft. forgery or BOTH.
Arrested in Los Angeles, Domon-
don was returned to the county Jail
here Tuesday night by Undersheriff
Rodney Clarke.
He may be charged with stealing
an automobile from countryman.
forging the pink slip. selling the car
to Sam Naliboff and purchasing an
other automobile with the proceeds
of the sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16

guilty.
B. F. Decker, a neighbor of the
defendants, was the first witness
called by Horace Frye, attorney
for the brothers.
Decker said that at the time of
slayings he heard five or six shots
fired from a small gun, then a
dog barked furiously and follow
ing that there was barrage OF
fire from heavy guns.
Charles Baker, only living eye
witness to the slayings, then came
to Decker's cabin, the witness said
and few minutes later he, Deck
er, went to the camp of the Brite
brothers.
Decker said he found the Brites
apparently badly beaten with blood
flowing from head lacerations.
The brothers are charged with
Staying peace officers Martin
Lange and Joseph Clark, and Fred
Seaborn. a navy yard pilot, when
the three attempted to arrest
them on an assault complaint by
Baker.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16

in the history of sucn sales. The
event is scheduled from Dec. II to
"a Dealers in every part of the
nation will participate, making pos
sible considerably reduced prices.
THE eight-uay PERIOD Mitchell
said, will be about the biggest used
car selling opportunity the automo-
bile business will have between now
and spring! The facts back this up
from every angle This is the per-
iod for bonus payments. Thousands
of dollars will pass into the hands
of farmers, office and industrial
employees. They want cars! They
need cars! They'll buy cars with
this money. A big part of these
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
Brawley c of C to
Name Directors

The board of trustees of the
Brawley elementary schools met
in the offices of the Superinten-
dent at the Barbara Worth school,
Monday night. They formally ac-
cepted the newly erected buildings
at the Hidalgo school on the east
side.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
COWS TO BE EAR MARKED

DAVIS, Cal, UP) = Ear-marked
cows and calves hereafter will take
their place alongside ear-marked
budget items and the like. The
State Agricultural College has ac-
cepted the federal suggestion of an
ear-marking plan to identify prime
dairy stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
WOmack to Take
Part in National
Used Car Sale

Roy, H. Womack, Chevrolet dealer
here, was completing plans Wednes-
day for participation in the national
Chevrolet Christmas used car sale,
F.. H. Mitchell, sales manager, an
nounced.
In line with the national policy,
Mitchell said, the valley agency will
offer the finest group of car values
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
Editor Declares
Europe Drifting
Toward Conflict

RIVERSIDE, Calf, Dec. Is. (UP)-Chester Rowell,
editor of the San Francisco Chronicle today warned dele
gates to the institute world affairs that the drift of
incompatible alignments in Europe definitely is toward
war Zone movement toward national alliances design
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16
DEFENSE ATTORNEYS
OPEN FIGHT TO AID
SUSPECTS IN KILLING

YREKA Calf, Dec. 16. (UP)-Attorneys for John
and Coke Brte mountaineer brothers. charged with the
ayng of three men in their Horse Greek camp, opened
the case the defense today after Superior Judge g.
Luttrell denied a motion for directed verdict of not
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-16

people are in the used car buying
class. To them a good used car
will be just as much a Christmas
surprise to the family a a new car
will be to otherSi"
Evening star., 1936-09-10
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

R-K-O Keith's+"Swing Time" at
9:56 and 1852 am, 1:48, 3:44, $40,
1885 and 9:32 pm.
Warmers Earle-"China Clipper" i"
at IL am, 1885, AIS. and 9:35 pm.
Stage shows at 1880, $3.50, 6:15 and
8:55 pm.
Loew's Capitol-"Yours for the Ask
ing" at II am, 1870, AIS, 7:O5 and
9:55 pm. Stage shows at 1910, $40.
Sis and 9:05 pm.
Metropolitan-"And Sudden Death, I"
at II am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15,
sos and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"The Gorgeous Hussy,' at
11:55 am, 2:20. 4:45, 7:10 and 9:35
pm.
Columbia-"Piccadilly Jim," at II
am, los, $40. $40, 7:25 and 9:35
pm.
Ambassador-"Poppy," at 6:15, 8 and
$50 pm.
Tivoli-"Poor Little Rich Girl" at
2, $3.50, 5:45, 7:40 and 9:35 pm.
LittIe-"Broadway Bill" at 11:15
Evening star., 1936-09-10

"He should have hit my shoulder,
but his aim was bad" complains
Jimmy. The gentleman sitting
in the corner saying nothing is Roy
Del Ruth-he doesn't have to talk
he's the director and the quietest in
Hollywood. To get action from his
puppets. he whispers, "All right, let's
he was as surprised as the rest of us
when Buddy Henry Fonda became en-
gagged to Mrs. George Brokaw. ''I re-
ceived one letter from him telling me
I wouldn't believe what had happened
to him and that he was returning
to Hollywood with friends That was
ALL" Jimmy is considering marriage
himself. to even things up.
A property man is up to his waist
in Shiny water, pushing a large water
lily away from Maureen O'Sullivan's
grasp in the ''TarZan Escapes" jungle
(nee, and M-G-M sound stage) {.
Johnny Weissmuller, wearing no more
than a suggestion Of covering, is
stretching with his understudy on q
self-erected parallel bar. He nearly
breaks his thumb preventing himself
from slipping. 81
Richard Boleslawski is directing
Irene Dunno in the serio-comedy
Theodore Goes Wild" When last
seen by your correspondent, he was
megaphoning Marlene Dietrich in
"The Garden of Alah"-which is
quite a change in any language. I'm
a clown at heart. prefer directing
comedy" says Boley. The Garden
OF Allah was a physical strain.
Dietrich and Dunno are SO entirely
different Dietrich is a Photographic
subject only, her forte is glamor-and
she does it well. Miss Dunne's screen
characteristics are sincerity and sta
bility of acting"
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Newspaper Alliance IncJ
Evening star., 1936-09-10

around anyway. You'll see him soon
in the new Warmers Gold Diggers.)
Coming out Of the Palace 1t occurred
to us how very much everybody in
general would like to meet and know
Jimmie Stewart. (He's in "The Cor
geous Hussey.") There's tall, lanky,
normal, nice young man who is being
groomed for big things by M-G-M.
To look at him you'd never honestly
think he was a screen star. He lives
next door to Garbo-he and Henry
Fonda and Myron Mccormick and
Swope, jr.-and some of the time
they spend trying to look over the
Garbo wall-which is a hard thing to
i do, since Garbo has made certain that
the wall is taller than she is.
Caught a glimpse of Fox Movietone's
wizard, Arthur De Titta. who is back
in town after one of those whirlwind
presidential trips, and Helen, his wife,
had been to see Romeo and Juliet"
and she was still raving about Norma
Shearer, but didn't think 50 much of
Romeo's legs.
The most managerial-lcoking man
ager in town Is Gene Ford John
Barrymore is sicker than you think
he is in California Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Terrell were we6 a year ago this
Friday (remember, Dan, when you
stood up there and quakedO .
Hurray for the new Washington Civic
Theater and, congratulations to the
Drama Guild and the Columbia Play
ers for being so far-sighted Bess
Schreiner shouted out yesterday in
the street that the American Theater
Society has 1000 new subscribers al
ready this season.
enjoyed Romeo and JulietO