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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07

that section of Burton road between Main street and Wolfe avenue start ed today, the section being closed to traffic. Widening of the road was started some months ago.
 Benedict Drabitski of Brosklyn is visitor at the home, of Mir. and Mrs. w. Oldakoski of Church street.
 Mrs. Frank Costello of Mount Vernon, N. F., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Lee of Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Lennon of Circle avenue had as their guests over the holidays, Mir. and Mrs. R. Lennon of Syracuse, N. r., and Mir. ad Mrs. Harold Lennon and daugh- ters, Betty and Eleanore.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph schuiniski of Highland avenue have as their guests, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Zoz- loski and daughters, Louise and Clara, and son, Benjamin, of scran- ton, Pa.
 ME. anu MESs ETeu AOSTUeE VI North Circle have as their guests, MT. and Mrs. Robert Koerber of New Rochelle, N. Y.
 Miss Emma Hill of Highland ave- nue is visiting in Williarnsport, Pa.
 Charles, Jr., and Donald Mitchell, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Nit. chell of Highland avenue, left Satur- day to spend two weeks in New London, visiting relatives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
Five Rotarians Sport Perfect Attendance Record
WILL SUBMIT TO
 LIE DETECTOR

Tawas, Cily, Mich, July. (Up)-- MiddIs-aged Mir. and Mrs. Ge0rgo Thomas, residents of the EEiIl secs ton near "Lost Corners" !" consented to 60 to Lansing today and submit to lie detector test in connection with the slaying of their nephew. iO-year-old Bobby Kenyon. The, couple were questioned at length, yesterday by Sheriff John F. Moran and state police. The boys body was found a week ago last Saturday in c hidden pool of branch of the Au Gress river. The shadowy spot was well away from main highway M-56 and about two blocks from the side road. The boys head was nearly severed from the body.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07

(Unless otherwise stated quota tions are based on sales of first grade products to retailers delivered market centers).
 FRUITS: Apples, eastern cold storage 1.oos1.5o bu.. new southern l.SO-2.0O bu.; cherries, native 3.75- 400 crate; entrants 3.O0-S.2O crate; raspberries, red 6.0O-7.2O crate, black 5.7S-6.O0 crate; go0sebeFries 6.OO-6.25 crate; cantaloupes, shipped-in S.O0- 3.7S crate; water melons .4S-.0S ca.
 VEGETABLES: Asparagus, native I.2S-1.7S dox.; beans, green .90-1.2O bu., wax .90-1.25 bu.; beets .S0-.3S dox., beet greens .60-.5S bu.; broc- coli. bunch .S0-.60 doz.; cabbage ls5-1.50 box; carrots .3O-.S5 dOz.; caulllIower. l.10-l4O. doz.;. celery, washed .so-l.25. dog; .cucumbers, southern 1.50-l.7S bu.; lettuce, ice- berg .So-.7S box; head .S0-.7S box, romaine .3s-.50 box; onions 1.SS- I.50 bu.; peas, native I.50-2.S0 bu, western 3.0O-3.2S bu.; peppers, southern l.s0-2.0O bu.; potatoes, U. S. No. 1, southern 4.5B-S.2S Dbl, Ela- tive LIS bu.; radlshes l.0o-l.2S bu.; scalllons .l3-.lS laOx.; squash, yellow .7S-l.2s 1-2 bu., green .So-.6k l-2 bu.; spinach .5S-IOo bu.; tomatoes, native hethouse /2.0o-2.l0 6 ats., southern 2.eo-2.2S Iug.
 POULTRY PRODUCTS: Conn. eggs per deE; NeWiald Fancy .3e; Special .s5-.se; Extra .3Bs.s5; Cath cred .3A-.se; Newlald medium .ss; Special mediHm .3s-.3Bs Extra me- dInm .se-.3s; western llggig .2S-.s5i live fowl heavy .9os.26 lbs LegheFn .2o-.23 Ib.; bFollers. Reds slD-.S0 Ab.s Reeks .2e-.es D., Leghorm .les.le D., FeasteEs .so-.sS Ib.s dressed, fowl .2s- .ss D.. hEeilsFs .ss-.sS Ibs Eeaslsrs .3i..sl Ib.
 LIVESTOCK. MEAT AND BUT- TIERS Butcher steel, cDWs .o9s.ge b. calves .og-soo lh.s nsealR beef .l5- ie l-s Ih., veal .l1..A5 O., lamb .1i- .z9 D., neFk Iainn .22-.24 Ib., ham best sHaeAea .98~.28 lby buiieF ee-es Beags .as-.ss ih
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07

all of New York city, were weeks end guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Barber.
 s4 Mrs. James Phelan and Miss Helen Harty of Waterbury, spent the weekend with their sister, Mrs. M. v. Monaghan.
 No Damage By Fire The local fire department was summoned Monday morning to exa tinguish a fire ct the home of A. Benjamin Webster of South Plains. No damage was done. & Miss Mary Coughlin of New Have en, is spending Q vacation with her grandmother, Mrs. John Burns. . Richard spinney has been aps pointed chief councillor at Camp Mohawk at Mohawk Pond in Corns wall. eeyN ~ A son has been born at Hunger. ford Hospital to MT. and Mrs. Lcs Roy Todd of West street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
FEwER ERENcH BABIEs BoRN

Paris --(UP) Deaths outnuIns bered births by l9,476 last year in France. The number of children born in 1936 was 038,eel, as corf- pared with 077,305 in 1884. Dcatl1g numbered 66S,357, compared with, G34,S25 in the previous year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07

pastor here, pertormeu the cere" mony. Miss Doris Johnson was bridesmaid and George Nelson serv- ed as best man.
 The couple left on an unan- nounced wedding trip and will rec side on Park avenue on their re- turn.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Berardi and daughters, Josephine and Lucy and sons, Frank and Anthony were weekend visitors in Bridgeport.
 The Horn Athletic Club is holding it's annual vacation at its camp in Lake Zoar.
 Mrs. Frank Aurora of New York City is spending two weeks as the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis T'riano of May street. Frank Aurora of New York City has re- turned there after visiting Mir. and Mrs. Triano over the weekend.
 Wally Radesk of Carroll street was a visitor Sunday at Rye Beach, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. John Koris and son, John of Lewis street are visiting friends in Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Carmela Credo and her sister Miss Antoinettc Larnperella of Ma pie Terrace are visiting relatives in Chicago for two weeks.
 Miss Doris Donovan of Maple street is visiting relatives in StaHln. ford this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mariana and baby girl of Baldwin street are wis., ting relatives in Glasgow, N. Y.
 Mrs. Margaret Dunn and daugh- ter, Margaret of High street are vis- iting relatives in Boston, Mass.
 Miss Thelina Deischer of May street Is visiting friends in Will Transport, Pa.
 Miss Ruth Johnson of May street Is Q visitor in Williamsport, Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles J. Baxter have returned to their home on Frederick street from Lake George. N. Y. where they spent several days.
 pr. Edward E. williams of Church street is ct Fort Adams, R. I. whare he will serve actively two weeks as a captain of the medical reserve corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
Lseal 0lrl wsds

The marriage Of Miss Evelyn JohnEon. daughter of Carl 4. John- son of Park avenue to Carlton Nel- son. son Of A1r. and Mrs. Charles Nelson of Park avenue took place Friday night ct 2 o'clock nt the Swedish Congregational church. Rev. Redulrand og cnicaao. formerly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
ALL UNDERwooDs REoIsrER

waynesvilIc, N. C.-(Up)--Ths Underwoods of Haywood county are united politically--they'rc all denl- ocrats. Fifty of them registered at one precinct for the primaries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07

making the trip on motorcycle and will visit Yosemite park, the grand Canyon and other feature spots of tha trip. They plan te bo gone two months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
Start Work

Work of tearing up and leveling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
Local Man Weeds
BRIEFS

Mir. and Mrs. Whitner of Wal than, Mass, were weekend visitors here at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Crosby of Bronsontown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
BEACON LODGE
 PLANS RITUAL Knights of 'Pythias itO In stall NewIy.E ted Of-
 fcers Tonight
BEACON FALLS CeFTespondents Wnn. ,, Baxter
 Phone Naugatuck s5.&

Beacon Falls. July 2. -- Newly elected officers of Beacon Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be installed at q meeting of the society Thurs day night in Pythiar hall at 8 o'clock. District Deputy Albert Ad- kins and staff of Naugatuck will be in charge.
 It is expected there will be a full attendance of members.
 A meeting of Golden Rod Temple, Pythian Sisters, will be held to- night at pythiarl hall. Most Excel lent Chief Ruth Sparks will preside.
 No Session
 No session of Rock RinnmOn Grange is scheduled for tonight, the next meeting being on July IA at which time Q Children's day program will be presented.
 Local Man Weeds
 Anthony Contaldi, son of MT. and Mrs. Don1enic CoI1staldi of Highland avenue was married to Miss Tina Spada, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Spada, Monday morning at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church in Waterbury. The local young man is quite well known here. No activities are scheduled for the United church this week, Rev. Craig Whitsitt, pastor, announced today. Because of the number of parish- toners who go on vacation in these months, on church school Is held in the summer.
 BRIEFS
 Mir. and Mrs. Whitner of Wal than, Mass, were weekend visitors here at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Crosby of Broilsontow11.
 start Work
 Work of tearing up and levcling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
Produce Market

Furnished by Connecticut
 Department of Agricultures|
 B. ?. Storrs. local agent.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
Lowry FuneraI Tomorrow
Grange DOings

The funeral of John E. Lowry, 60 who died Sunday afternoon at St. Mary's hospital will be held Wed- nesday morning at S:30 from the Shea funeral home, Ansonia to the Church of Assumption of Ansonia where Q requiem high mass will be celebrated ct 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Peters cemetery, Darby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07

Miss Emma Hill of Highland ave- nue Is visiting in Williarnsport, Pa.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
RALLY TONIGHT
IN ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 81.
Democrats of Alexandria will
stage their own Roosevelt nomi.
nation rally here in the Lee Room
Of the George Mason Hotel to-
night at 8 o'clock.
Officials of the local club an.
nounced that those who have not
been contacted by the solicitors of
contributions may register, re.
ceive their tickets and contribute
at the door tonight.
The evenings program, beSides
the broadcast Of the Presidents
address, will include music, dane.
ing and other entertainment.
ton Of the Capital Transit Com
pany to increase its one-man street
car operations will follow. The
gas rate hearing is next on the
list.
After these the commission will
inquire into street car company
petition for an increase in fares
and intends to hold a hearing on
rates charged by the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

W., and Jenins ]. Brown. 20, West.
minister st. N. w.
Harvey A. Willis. 40, 1900 R st. NJ
pens st. N. W.
Edward L. Davis, Is. 1853 st. s. w,
and Dolly v. Hairston, 81. 1853 st.
s. w.
Herman B. Payne. IS. PASS Twentieth
st. N. w. and Claraphenia Nettles. "a
Gerald L. Gordon, 81. Jefferson, Nd,
and Florence c. johnson. 27. 4S24 Fifth
st. N. w.
Aubrey Charley Carter, IS, 2O0 Ken
nedy st. N w, and Agnes May Bur
chsil. 81 l721 Kenyon st. N. w.
Elmer Lewis Dalstrom, SO, 1913 New
ton st. N. W.. and Alice Eleanore skelly,
rs, rs H St. N. w
Allan de Chany. IS. 1876 C st. N. f.,
and Anne Hall, 20. 2Os Massachusetts
Sterling D. Holcombs, 2s, and 1rma
Mae Perry, 2S, both of Norfolk, Va.
James Morris Alexander, rs, and Doris
Louise King, 20 both of Norfolk. Va.
Daniel w. McKeel "a, and Laura
Katherine DeLarue, 80. both Of Rich.
William e. Thixton. Is. and Pauline
Ellen Etter. ~, both Of 1900 d st. N. e.
Eugene Harrison Long, 81, Dallas,
Tex, and Martha S. Crawford, 1855 Til
den st. N. w.
Stanley S. Peck, IS. 1924 Seventeenth
st. n. W., and Marie Louise Everhardy,
Benton B. Roger. 20, Seat Pleasant,
Md, and Velma Irene Sexton. IL, Tusca-
loosa, Ala.
Herman Frazier Pearce. 20. 457s Con-
duit Rd. N. W.. and Tabitha e. Marsden,
80, 109 Carroll st. S. e.
Henry Briggs McBee. 3S. 1913 st.
n. W., and Betty L. Lewis. 2S. 1903
Euclid st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27

} Thursday: Special children's matinee,
noon to p. M, Ken Maynard in Heir
70 Here 4eo"Cts Come. % the Band % with Ted
Lewis and his orchestra. Friday and
Saturday: Shirley Temple in Captain
January: also You May Be Next!'
with Ann Sothern and Lloyd Nolan.
STATE-sunday. Monday. Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday: Joe Louis VS..
Max schmeling, fight pictures. Friday
FnS Pine 1T also E ths o. oT
Max schmeling fight pictures.
HTPPODROME-Sund and Monday.
Gary Cooper and Marlene Dietrich in
Desire" Tuesday and Wednesday, Will
Thin Man" Thursday and Friday. Carole
Lombard and Preston Foster in Love
Before Breakfast; also Reginald Denny
and Gail Patrick In "Preview Murder
Adolph Menjou in milky way"
CAMEO - Sunday and Monday. John
Boles and Barbara Stanwyck in "A Mes
o Sss' H to WsEnr Reds asy,
Warren William and June Travis in
Times Square Playboy." Thursday and
Friday, Henry Fonda and Margaret Sui
lavan in Moons Our Home" Saturday.
George Raft and Joan Bennett in She
Couldn't Take IT.; also Ken Maynard
and Joan Perry in "Heir to Trouble"
ARCADE - Sunday and Monday Ed
ward Arnold and Binnie Barnes in "Sut-
ter's Gold" Tuesday, Cary Grant and
Joan Bennett in Big Brown Eyes"
Wednesday, Edmund Lowe and Virginia
Bruce in Garden Murder Case" Thurs
day and Friday, Merle Oberon and Joel
McCrea in These Three" Saturday,
Buck Jones and Beth Marion in For
the SerVice". also Lionel BARRYMORE and
Margaret SULLIVAN in Voice of Bugle
Ann"
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Grady Hays, SS, and Agnes Wilkins
"a. both of Little Rock, Ark.
Douglas T. Frederick, "a, and Lillian
G. Cox, 81. 1904 st. N, e.
Wayne L. Wilmot rs. 1915 Seventh
st. n. w., and Marietta Martinez. %
Winfield, Kan.
William Harrison Russell, 30, Char
lotte, N. c., and Mabel A. Wyche, "a
1924 Fourth ST. N. w.
Henderson s. Dunn, 30, 2911 Thirty
third Pl. N. W., and Peyton Elizabeth
Hawes S5. 21O1 Connecticut Ave. N. w
Harry Kramer, 26. 35e4 Thirteenth st
N. w, and Rena Schlotker, 21. Lancas
ter Pa.
Henry ]. Smith, a. 1858 Water St.
city.
John P. Bell. 20. Brentwood, Ind.
and Ramanda oden. 25 912 Maryland
Ave. N. E.
John Martin. Sullivan. 81, Denver
Colo, and Mary Catherine Hutton, 20
Thomas D. Reid. ss 144s Harvard
st. n. W. and Florence L"ona Wick
2S. West Duluth, MINI.
William A. Scott. 4S, 1904 Nicholson
st. s. E., and Marian Estelle Clancy,
IS, 626 D st. N. E.
Hamilton Christian, rs. 2315 Park Rd.
n. w, and Betty Ferguson, "a, 1445 W
st. n. W.
Ettore Alexander Ginnetti. 20. 1882
Holbrook Ter. N. E., and Lucille Mixseil.
2S, Sill Thirteenth st. N. W.
delphia, Pa, and Nora Ivey, 40. Ashs-
Robert Vincent wink. 81, s45 Mary
land Ave. s. W.. and Florence l.. Tonker.
10. 945 Maryland Ave. S. W.
Edward D. Rose, 20, 1904 NJ st. N.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
ASK EARLY GAS
RATEHEAR|NG

The Public Utilities Commission
has been asked by Peoples Coun-
sci william A. Roberts and John
Burton, Of Sullivan and Cromwell
of New York, to schedule the
gas rate hearing on or before
August 10, so the commissions
finding may be studied before
the new rates go into effect
September /.
The hearing will be the first
for the washington Gas Light
Company under a sliding scale
arrangement adopted last winter.
Vice Chairman Richmond B.
Keech, of the commission, said
the request will not be acted upon
until the return of Chairman
Riley E. Elgen, who is ill at his
home.
A heavy summer schedule Of
hearings is faced by the commits
sion. These will open with an in
quiry into a petition for rerout-
ing buses running over Monroe
Street Northeast, July 8. The peti-
The Washington times., 1936-06-27

he said, with the help Of a volun.
teer staff of teachers who Sacri,
feed their own vacations to carry
on the Institutes work.
The organization had trained
thousands of youngsters as chefs,
journalists, photographers and
mechanics through its own schools,
he told the delegates, and they
even had hotel for paroled pris,
oners. Forty percent of these men
are>no earning their own living.
He added with smile:
youth is no problem. We
adults are making problems for
them. All they need is a
chance"
The conference, which was held
at the Catholic Social Center, 2400
Nineteenth st. N. W.. closed last
night.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
BIRTHS

Thomas and Catherine Wick, girl.
Thomas and Thelma Moore, boy.
John and Teresa Even, jr., boy.
Robert and Elethea Mckee. boy.
Robert and Olive Tolin, boy.
Norman and Anna Anderson, boy.
Williston and Jean Cofer, boy.
Francis and Thelma Zell, boy.
Charles and Madeline Donaldson, girl
John and Gladys Tarman, girl.
John and Daphne Anamateros, girl
Louis and Catherine Verbillis, girl.N
William and Margaret Miles, girl.
william and Mary Volz, boy.
Everett and Juanita Stanley. boy.
James and Edna Herbeck, boy.
Herbert and Alice Mccullough, boy.
Louis and Rose Gelfeld, boy.
Leslie and Elva Dickerson, boy.
Ronceverette and Roxie Pickeel, boy.
Miles and Murel Bray, girl.
Charles and Erma Brumbach, girl.
frank and Mary truth, girl.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
NATHAN SICKLE
RITES SET FOR
TOMORROW

Nathan Sickle, known to Wash
ingtonianS for half a century as
the proprietor of a little novelty
and tobacco shop at 1011 D ST..
N. W., died yesterday in George
Washington Hospital of complica-
tions resulting from an automobile
accident sustained six months ago.
He was "a.
Mr.. Sickle was a bachelor. He
leaves two sisters and a nephew
living in New York. He will be
buried tomorrow orning in
Washington brew Cemetery
after funeral services at 10
O'Clock at DanzanSky's funeral
chapel,
The Washington times., 1936-06-27

= Beyond" Tuesday and Wednesday
Gary Cooper in Mr.. Deeds Goes to
Town" with Jean Arthur. THURSDAY:
and Josephine Hutchinson. Friday:
"Treachery Rides the Range" with Dick
Foran; March of Time; Silly symphony.
Saturday; Double Feature, Hoot Gibson
and Harry Carry in The Last Outlaw" ;
Shirley Deane and Johnny Downs in the
First Baby"
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday: Dou.
BILE Feature. William Powell and JeaR
Arthur in ''Ex Mrs. Bradford and June
Lang in every Saturday Night" Tues
day and Wednesday: Madeleine Carroll
and George Brent in THE Case Against
| Mrs. Ames" Thursday and Friday:
Robert Taylor and Janet Gaynor in
Small Town Girl" Saturday: Double
| Feature, Shirley Deane and Johnny
Downs in The First Baby: George
COtONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
| day: Joel McCrea, Miriam Hopkins and
Merle Oberon in These Three" Wednes-
day and Thursday: Grace Moore in The
| King steps Out" with Franchot Tone,
March of Time. Friday: Madeleine Car
| roll and George Brent in The Case
Against Mrs. Ames." Saturday: Fred
Mac Murray and Joan Bennett in "Thir-
L." Our Gang.
HOME-.sunday and Monday: Sylvia
Sidney, Fred MacMurray and Henry
Pine" Tuesday and Wednesday: Loret-
ta Young and Franchot Tone in I'm
guarded Hour" Pirate Party. Thursday:
Bette Davis in The Golden Arrow"
Morris in Three Godfathers." Saturday:
| Double feature, Ann Harding in wit
ness Chair and Walter Houston in
Rhodes
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: Lew
Ayres in The Leathernecks Have
Landed" Tuesday and Wednesday: Ed
ward Everett Horton in Her Masters
Voice" Thursday: Paul Cavanagh in
| Champagne Charlie" Friday: John
| Wayne and Muriel Holmes in King of
| 'I Married a Doctor" with Pat CBrien
and Josephine Hutchinson.
| TIVOLI-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Robert Taylor and
Janet GaynOr in Small Town Girl"
Mickey Mouse. Thursday and Friday:
| Gary Cooper in Mr.. Deeds Goes To
| Town" with Joan Arthur. Saturday:
Richard Dix and Karen Molrey in
YORK-sunday and Monday: Sylvia
Sidney, Fred MacMurray and Henry
Pine" Tuesday and wednesday: Made
| liene Carroll and George Brent in ''The
| Case Against Mrs. Ames" Thursday
and Friday: Fred MacMurray and Joan
| Bennett in Thirteen Hours BY Air"
Our Gang. Saturday: Wallace Berry and
John Boies in Message To Garcia"
! Mickey Mouse.
PENN"-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: Robert Taylor and Janet
Gaynor in Small Town Girl" Mickey
Mouse. Thursday and Friday: Charles
Collins and Steffi Duna in "Dancing
Pirate" saturday: Richard Dix and
KarAn MnrlRN In ttYNnHil,n
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
DIED
ATKTNSON. LAWRENCE q.

ATKINSON, LAWRENCE G.-on wednes-
day, June "a. 1886, at his resi-
dence, 1907 Fourth Street Northwest,
LAWRENCE G. ATKINSON, the beloved
son of Lillian z Atkinson tnee Winter)
and the late George B. Atkinson, aged 29
years and brother of F. Bernard Atkinson.
Funeral services will be held from his
late residence, 1907 Fourth Street North
west on Saturday, June 27. 1885, at
2 .. m.
attend.
Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Services by Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
President Signs
State Labor Bill

President Roosevelt yesterday
signed a bill granting the various
states the right to apply state
workmen's compensation laws on
Federal property. The measure
is designed to provide more ade'
quate protection to workmen and
laborers on Federal projects.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27

} Murray. Thursday and Friday: These
Three with Miriam Hopkins and Joel
der" with Chester Morris and Madge
Evans,
sYLVAN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Little Lord Fauntelroy," with
Freddie Bartholomew. Wednesday.
Thursday, and Friday: Mr.. Deeds Goes
to Town." with Gary Cooper and Jean
Arthur. Saturday: Boulder Dam"
with Ross Alexander and Patricia Ellis.
sECO-sunday, Monday. and tuesday:
Freddie Bartholomew in Little Lord
Fever" with Robert Montgomery and
Myrna 10y. Thursday: Millions in
the Air" with all star cast. Friday:
Hell Ship Morgan" with George Ban
of the Mounted with George O'Brien.
Saturday: Special Holiday Show-"Bar
20 Rides Again: also "It Had to Hap
pen" with George Raft Rosalind Rus
-, ,PALM-sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
II Married Doctor with Pat O'Brien
and Josephine Hutchison. Wednesday
and Thursday: "13 Hours BY Air" with
Fred McMurray and Joan Bennett. Fri
day: "Preview Murder Mystery with
Reginald Denny and Gail Patrick. Satur-
day: Paddy O'Day'' with Jane withers.
TAKOM MA-Margaret SULLIVAN and
Home" tuesday "a and Wednesdsy: Se aGEn MadSe Ggs
Evans in Moonlight MurdeT''; also,
Carole Lombard in Love Before Break
fast; E,t.,.t THURSDAY 1hIntU and Friday: Edward
saturday: Chester Morris in Three God
Agent"
SrANro>- 80,
Music Goes Round with Harry Rich
man and Rochelle Hudson; also, Paddy
O,Day" with Jane Withers. Tuesday and
Wednesday: TITS a Great Life" with
Keith; also. Brilliant Marriage" with
Joan Marsh and Ray Walker Thursday
and Friday: Here Comes Trouble" with
Paul Kelly, Airline Judge; also, Under
Adrienne Dore. Saturday: John Wayne
in THE Lawless Nineties": also, THE
Preview Murder Mystery with Reginald
Denny and Frances Drake.
ACADEIY-sunday and Monday:
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in
silly ,Billies"; also 'Roaming Lady"
with Fay Wray and Ralph Bel!amy.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Ann Sothern
ana. ana Bruce ss. Cabot in "Dqn't Gamble with
Valerie Hobson and Paul Harvey Thurs
day and Friday: Jean Parker in Have
Heart with James Dunn: also "Thor-
oughbred" with Toby Wing, Kenneth
Duncan and Wheeler Oakman. Saturday:
Pride of the Marines" with Charles
Bickford and Florence Rice; also Buck
Jones in For the Service" with Fred
Kohler.
PRINCESS-Sunday and Monday:
Clark Gable. Jean Harlow and Myrna
10y in Wife VS.. Secretary; also zone
Hour Of Comedies" Tuesday and
Wednesday: "My Marriage" with Claire
Trevor and Kent Taylor: also Under
Cover Man" with Charles Starrett