davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04
SLOVACI, SLOVENKY,
POCUJTE HAS UBIE-
DENEJ SVOJETI!

V axiom smutnom stave
nachadzaju sa mnohe sloven-
ske rodiny, O tom svedcia
listy, z ktorych tn pre- spo-
rost' miesta davame do verej-
nosti len niektore:
/. Uniontown, Pa. Priatelia
drahi! Dlhorocna choroba
! pozbavila ma prace i RADIO
sti. Dnes nezijem, ale len
zivorim. Som biedny, sedem-
desiat-sest' rocny starec. VeP
Ike nest astie byt' starym,
chorym a bez pomoci. L'udia
dobri, nezabudajte na nina,
pomozte mi V mojom trape-
nj. - NJ. F.
2. Wausau, Wis. Cteni pa
novia: Sine vo velkej biede.
Nam sest' deti. Styri Mich
chodia do skoly. Kazde po-
trebuje saty a obuv. Centiky
CO SINE 81 boil usporili, Wy
nalozili SINE nedavno ma "a
chranu zivota drahej matky
naSich dietok. Deti nase sa
casio pytaju, co i'm donesie
Santa Claus ma Vianoce. We
ru co? Pom0zte, poteste mas!
Stahte sa Wy tym cakanym
sv. Mikulasom! - F. z.
3. Garfield, N. J. Ctenf
! panovia! Sine vo vel'mi bic
dnom stave. Nemame nicoho
a nikoho. Ami Vam neznam
opfsat' v akej vel'kej biede
SINE. Pred osmima rokmi u
tratil som l'avd ruku. Teraz
som Ease t'azkO ochorel.
| Diva mesiace Dol som vo Spi-
tall. Donna biedy plno. Deti
pytaju chleba, a verte mi,
MET no odkial' vziat'. PIANO.
via, pom0zte nam dl'a moz-
nosti! - M. B.
4. Galveston, Va. Bratia,
sestry: Nehnevajte sa ma
nina, re vam pisem. Krone
vas neviem o nixon ku ko-
mu by som sa mohla obra-
tit o pomoc. Som vdova a
matka troch drobnych deti.
Zivmi a SATIN ich 20 skrom-
nych centikov, ktore pranfm
STAT a clstenim domov vyro-
bim. Ale V poslednom case
dostala som do ruk taky
boz, re podobnd pracu ko-
nat nemozem a tax octli sme
sa v hroznej biede. Pekne
a uprimne vas prosim, po-
Site nam paru centikov ma
Vianoce! Ufame, ze prosbu
nasu nezavrhnete, "a CO YAM
vopred srdecne d'akujem. -
A. M.
5. Hazleton, Pa. Drahi ro-
daci! V meme Vsemohuceho
Vas prosim O poskytnutie
nam pomoci. Co nam posle-
te, vsetko povd 'acnost'ou
prijmeme. Vianocne sviatky
onedlho zavita.ii, a my, Bo-
re dobry, name pred sebou
len cierne chmary hiedy.
Priatelia, rodaci, pomozte,
poteSte mas! - J. K.
6. Ida, Mich. Cteny Vybor
Slovenskej Lig.y! Uprimne
vas prosime o nejaky dar la
sky. Sine sice len dvaja, ale
oba SINE biedni starci. Nine
uz minulo II q mojej druz-
Ike 68 rokov. Dusu v tele u
drzujeme 20 skromnej pen
zie, ktord dostavam cd spo-
locnosti, pre- ktor1 som vyse
25 rokov pracoSal. Srdce mi
krvaca pri spomienke, ze my
dvaja vedeli a mohli SINE W.
chovat' sedem detf a ony te-
raz nemozu mas dvoch opa-
trit'. Boze, co len bude d'a-
lei S dnesnym svetom. Este
raz vas srdecne prosime, "a
Site nam, co mozete! - TT.
Z. Republic, Pa. Ctena Slo-
venska Lfga! Pisem yam, ze
4 ----s ! 4 = .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04
Pekns prirovnanie.
Pritornna.

Farmarka: Ale pre- Boha,
to je nareku pre- psa. ia
viem, zeby 81 tol'ko neluto-
val, keby som sa ii stratila
ia!
Farmar: Nuz, a bola 81
snad' ma vystavach styridsat'
krat vyznamenana?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04

chvili - dobre, re ste sa "a
chranili...
- Me, ME - zaseptala
zivo --- dobre, re ste sa wy
zachranil! - celia cerve-
ma polozila svoje rdcky do
jeho diane.
Auto hnalo, rozhanajuc
mnozstvo prachu tam, kde
vlna nedosiahla. Silny prud
povetria rozhadzoval zlate
vlasy slecny d'Aubrieve; ka-
pitan St. Clair musel 81 pri-
drziavat' ciapku, ably mu ju
silny victor neuchytil.
Starry Sion medzitym roz-
praval a informoval St. Cla-
ira o redakcii Examine
ru".
Zakoncenie.
Soferi aut vyslanych 20
Sansalito priniesli prve zpra-
Wy 0 katastrofe, vyvolanej V
San Francisco seismickou VI
nou. Cele tovarne maly byt'
zatopene, mnozstvo ludi ma
10 byt' zmarnenych touto VI
nou. V mestach boil poplach.
Avsak seismicka vlna rozbila
alebo poskodila len niekto-
re parniky, udrzujdce komu-
nikaciu medzi mestom a pred
mestiami rozlozenymi mad
brehmi utesenej zatoky Zla-
tych Vrat; radia hlasily uz
podrobne zpravy o vsetkom.
Konecne sa priblizovaly
auta k predmestiu Mitchell;
zpravy ziadne uz nepricha-
dzaly, radiotelegrafisti od-
kladali sluchatka a nevo-
Pou pozerali po meste; az tn
odrazu sa rozl'ahol povetrim
sum vrtlP... neskor zbadali
niekolko lietadiel, ktore le-
tely cd juhu.
Ma tento zjav zpravodaici
v okamihu natiahli sluchat-
ka ma hlavy a tu sa DOVE
deli, re lietadla odletely 20
San Francisco, ably privitaly
St. Clara j jeho spolocnik.
mi a priviedli ich do mesta,
kde uz vedeli, vd'aka "Exa~
mineru', o ich zachraneni!
Pc obdrzanf tejto zpravy,
eroplany sa obratily do San
salito a "a chvil'u boly tam
al auta nasich trosecnikov.
Zpravy o ich zachraneni
sa rozlietly s velkou rychlo-
st'ou po celom okoli, lebo So
tva zvol'nily v behu, uz sa k
MIN hrnuly zastupy divakov.
Ma prichCdiacich uz netr-
pezlivo cakal hlavny redak-
tor ''Examinela" tiez i
zpravodajcovia inych den-
nikov, taktiez zastupcovia a.
merickeho vojenskeho letec-
tva, ktori tuzili poznat' slav-
neho letca.
Vykrikom nebolc konca-
kraja... bolo vel'ke udivenie,
zvlast' vefku pozornost' zbu-
dila utesena slecna d'Au-
brieve, oblecena v americ-
kom sombreru, v pol'ovnic-
kom kabate, kratkej suknic-
ke jazdeckymi topankami
tax, ako sa jej zmocnil Ia
pata v hOrach de Ia Gipan-
tea.
Nieco uz vedeli v casopi-
seckych kruhoch o jej ro-
mantickych prihodach 20
zprav, ,ktore vysielal brat k a.
merickej Wade, 20 zprav
prinesenych manskym kapi-
tanom z Mazatlanu, ktory sa
oneskoril so stretnutim W.
pravy St. Clara v Todos San
tos, konecne 20 zprav same
no st. Clara - stala sa te-
da chlt'kou dennikarskych
kruhov, pred ktorymi musel
ju chranit' kapitan svojim
svalnatym ramenom, lebo
dotieravost' k nej bola ve''-
ka.
V kazdom pripade redak-
tori, - medzi ktorymi pri-
rodzene hral hlavnu dlohu
Starry Sion - vyzvedeli z o.
mamenej slecny Amy tol'-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04

- Len v Youngstownskyc ych
Slovenskych Novinach sa do
citate o slovenskom zivote ma
Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04

Je len jeden zivot na
tontto syete ZINE tax, ably
nam bolo dobre na druhom
svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04

pripravili triumfalne uvita-
ME, keby ME chaos, ktory i'm
narobila katastrofa.
Ohremna vlna zasiahla
mesto, zaliala nizsie poloze-
ne stvrte, rozval'ala domy,
povytrhala stromy, pri com
zahynulo i niekoPko Pudi v
hlbinach oceanu.
Nizsie polozene ciastky
Parku Zlatych Vrat Golden
Gate Park, ktory sluzil po-
cas- pamatneho zemetrasenia
r. 1906 "a miesto ochrany
pre- desat'- '-tisic Pudi, zmenily
sa teraz v kaluzu, opravdi-
We smetisko krov, rozvapa-
nych driev a striech.
TAX iste utrpely vojenske
tereny "Presidio", polozene
pri zatoke a ma predmesti
ma vychodnych brehoch "a
toky: West Berkeley, Oak
land Alameda pocitily vel'-
mi katastrofu.
Ohromna vlna, r1tiaca sa
tesnym otvorom do Zlatych
Vrat nezadrzatelnou silou,
zaliala mnoho ostrovov, ma
sta parnikov a rybarskych
lodi, rozliala sa al ma W.
chodne pobrezia a prfstavy
znacne poskodila.
Ma juhozapad cd mesta,
ma zapadnom pobrezi pano-
val neobycajny ruch.
Ma juhozapad cd mesta,
ma zapadnom pobrezi zato-
ky je Sansalito, do ktoreho
priviezli st. Clara a jeho
spolocnikov; bolo umiestne-
ne "a vrchom, a preto vra-
cajuca sa seismicka vlna me-
mala uz tolkej silly, aby
sem dosiahla a narobila ver-
kej skody.
Zato onedlho prisly zpra-
Wy o vine, re poskodila ME-
len San Francisco, ale cele
pobrezie Kaiifornie... cely
rad pobreznych mesteciek a
medzi inymi tiez pristavne
mesta: Los Angeles San
Pedro.
Mozeme 81 teda predstavit'
S akou zvedavost'ou cakaly
zpravy o osudoch ilotily nj
citeliek, vyslanych oproti st.
Clairovi, a Pahko 81 vydych-
Ii, ked' sa dozvedeli, ze sd
zachraneni.
NicitePky sa nachadzaly.
asi dvadsat' morskych mil
cd pobrezia; ich velitel'> zba-
dal ponorku. Namornici do
bre vedeli, re navratom ku
brehu znicila by sa ich fIoti-
la, lebo vlna by ich zachy-
tia a zaliala. NicitePky sa
pritulily k pohyblivym ste
nam a hoe bol vel'ky otras,
podniesly sa a konecne sa
nasli "a nou.
Okamih Dol strasny.
Zato "Yucatan", ktoreho
osudy vel'mi interesova]y St.
Clara a jeho spolocnikov,
zmizol bez stopy.
st. Clair, slecna d'Aubrieve
a ich spolocnici boil umie-
steni v San Francisco a mo-
hi 81 konecne odpocinut' po
tol'kej ceste plnej hrozy.
Pre- st. Clara boil to priaz-
nivy oddych... bol zasypava-
ny zpravami a gratulaciami.
Zaroven no prosili, aby sa
chytil pera, lebo spolky vel'-
kych anglickych, francliz-
skych a americkych denni-
kov fobily $ MIN dmluvy, a.
by opisal svoje prihody a o
vine seismickej az ku kali
fornickemu vylodeniu. Ho-
norar, ktory mu ponukali,
boil tax ohromny, ze mu ME-
len zaokryl vsetky vydavky
"a pobytu v Amerike, ale
mohol hojne obdarit' Gauda
a Derdu, ktori uz dychtili cd
st'ahovat' sa do Europy.
Pritom musime spomenut',
ze snazity Kasub neomeskal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04

(Pokracovanie.)
Konecne nachadzalo sa ce-
lie muzstvo "U 496" ma ze-
mi; vsetci obkl'lcili Phillip
sa a vypytovali sa no ma vse-
ico.
Ked' sa celia hromadka a.
ko-tak zotavila a svoje rany
obviazala, pohli sa ma prosby
Phillipsa k autu; Mitchell
postavil ramovu antenu a uz
radiotelefonoval do "Exami-
neru' 0 vyhodeni "U-496''
ma pobrezie zatoky Bodega a
o st'astnom pristani celej
hromadky.
Ma st'astie budova "Exa-
mlneru" bola len trcchu po-
skodena, hoci seismicka VI
ma sp0sobila vel'ku skodu v
celon meste. Vtedy v redak-
eli "Examineru'' vePmi in
tenzfvne pracovali ma zpra-
vach katastrofy a tn odra-
zu zachytili zpravu Nit
chella, ktora' vyvolala vepku
senzaciu.
- Nal 81 ouch, Starry Slo-
ne, NAL 81 nos. telefonovali
2 redakcie "Examineru" Slo-
novi.
- Rychle prid' do redak-
Gle! zvolali. -- Len telefonuj
o neobycajnom zjave, ktory
Pipipi tax dokladne predpo-
vedal. Blahoprajeme lnu, le-
bo teraz sa stane slavnym.
Hned' vydame rozkaz, aby
sa. do Sansalito vystrojily au-
ta pre- tych trosecnikov; ty
len telefonuj o priebehu zja-
WI, lebo len ty jediny 81 bol
natoPko St t'astny, re 81 mo-
hol vidiet' tento zjav. Tele-
fonuj a nel'utuj casu!
Mitchell telefonoval. kym
troseenfci dosli ma pahorok.
Iba ma chviPu odvratil sa
Cd telefonu a zvolal bez ce-
remonie:
Kto m0ze, mech 81 sad
ne do automobile. Ostatni
mech sa umiestnia tam, kde
ie sucho. Co nevidiet' prfdu
automobily, ia nemam casu!
Pilot usadili predovset-
kym slecnu d'Aubrieve do
automobile a popri nej s o.
boch stran Harta a Gauda,
ktory, ako sa ukazalo, NAL
zlomenu nohu. St.. Clair,
Phillips, Andre a Derda po-
sadili sa ma schodoch auto
mobilu, zapalili 81 fajky a
rozpravali o prezitych pri-
hodach.
Taktc uplynulo asi pol no
diny.
Konecne Mitchell skoneil
odvratil sa cd aparatu.
- Automobily - povedal
- su uz ma ceste.
A nachyliac sa k St. Clai-
rovi, doda1:
- Kapitane, neodopri mi
interview. Examiner" must
doniest' zpravy o tvojej W.
prave.
A necakajuc AMI ma odpo-
ved' kapitanovu, vynal z vre-
cka zapisnik a ceruzku.
Zapisnik sa zaplnal, list
"a listom sa plnil ciernymi
znackami tesnopisu; v dial-
ke sa objavily auta, ozna-
mujdc svoj prichod hucanim
trlb. .A.
Ma. prislych autach sedeli
iba soferi, ktori ami len ne
vedeli, pre- koho idu k zato-
ke Bodega. Redakcia "Exa-
minera' obdrziac taklto sem
zacnu zpravu, nechcela sa
delft S nou s inym denni-
kom a rozhlasit' zachranenie
vypravy st. Clara, pokiaP
sa nezotavi celia vyprava po
tychto nebezpecnych dobro-
druzstvach.
Hart, Derda, Gaud a An
Dire zaujali miesto v dvoch
vyslanych autach a St. Clair,
s ktorym sa Mitchell nechcel
rozlucit', taktiez al slecna
Anna, zostali v aute novina-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04
PODAKOVANIE.

Srdecne d'akujeme "a to
krasne prekvapenie, ktore
nam pripravili ma nase 35-
rocie stavu manzelskeho ma
"a. novembra. Naisamprv
The Washington times., 1936-02-03

Houses for Rent-Unfurnished 80
DUMBARTON AVE, 31S6-4 bedrooms. .
baths, large livinG-room with fireplace,
terraced garden, porch; mod $S5. WE. 5000.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Rental H,,ntire: sisS{saat ssi!SEasG

furnishing. All Of the windows
throughout are equipped with
venetian blinds. There Is a din
ing room, buffers pantry and
kitchen. and you will agree
with me. when you inspect 1t,
that there is lots Of room and
space. Separated from the hv-
ing quarters by a long hallway,
you find three bedrooms and
two baths, each room delight
fully arranged in every way.
The apartment rents for $135
and is well worth it.
NEW HOUSE IN VIRGINIA:
Over in Virginia there is the
most attractive house for rent.
It is q new house (never been
lived IND so you can readily see
what O splendid chance this
would be for someone. The
house Is detached and consists
Of six rooms and bath, each
room Individually planned and
attractively decorated. This Sec
ton of Virginia has q great deal
to offer. Here the general run
of houses are occupied by their
owners and consequently you
are assured Of well-kept lawns
and permanent neighbors. II in
tereSted in renting an unusual
house, see this one at once.
GIRLS CLUB:
# you are a lonely girl, far
away from home suggest you
investigate this opportunity. It
is a girls club where most Of the
guests are young professional
women and where you will have
o chance to mix with cultured
and congenial people. This
means a lot to you I know and
when you realize the additional
advantages offered here, I am
sure you will investigate at once.
A lovely furnished drawing room
where you can entertain friends,
meals supervised by an expert
dietitian and all Of these for a
normal rental.
4SOO BLOCK SRD ST. N. w.:
Good news. New units Of two
bedrooms, dinette, living room,
kitchen and bath, available
February 1st. These apartments
are ultra modern and strictly
up-to-date. For your convenience
there Is a locker room and
laundry in the basement, which
to my way Of thinking Is a very
appealing feature. The rooms
are beautifully planned and
decorated and have plenty of
electric outlets in each one. You
will like the way the kitchen is
planned with built-in cabinets.
modern electric range and lust
lots Of space to move around in.
These units rent for $65.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
FURNISHED HOUSE
DOWNTOWN:

Visualize how lovely this
house is. The owner has trav.
aled extensively and through
out her travels has gathered
some interesting and lovely
things. Here in her home she
has assembled them in q most
artistic manner and the result
Is very lovely. The house con.
,sistS of three bedrooms and
two baths; a huge living room
with wood d-burning fireplace: q
dining room fully adequate for
entertaining and q very mod
ern kitchen. There are many
interesting angles to this house,
chief among them being the
extremely desirable location.
Rental asked is $135.
BOOM IN CHEVY CHASE:
For the gentleman desiring
duarters in q private home, I
recommend this one highly. It
Is In Chevy Chase in the own.
! er's home and is well and com.
! fortably furnished. In view Of
the new schedule on Connects.
cut Avenue. with. buses run
ming every minute or SO, = it
: will also be a very convenient
place to live. Rental Ii most
: reasonable. Gail Cleveland 0166
for appointment to inspect. II
interested.
. CLEVELAND PARK:
This Is q friendly place to
Hive. Here you will mingle with
congenial persons who viii add
much to your circle Of friends.
The owner has provided a
recreation room where her
guests and family (they mum.
Der three) can relax and play
q. while during their leisure
hours. There Is a double front
room vacant now. This room
has southeastern. exposure and
Is furnished in very attractive
bedroom furnishings. The loca-
ton is very good as it is just
eight doors from Connecticut
Avenue with all kinds Of trans.
portation close by.
LARGE UNFURN. APT:
This Is one Of my favorite
aSAartTnentS Here v0u have all
the comfort Of a house, yet
none Of the worry and work
usually connected with q home.
On entering you find yourself
: In q huge foyer off which is a
delightful living room with that
desirable feature, a log.burning
fireplace. The walls Of this
room are tinted a pale cream
and one can readily see the
marvellous possibilities here for
The Washington times., 1936-02-03

Plymouth 1854 COupe-Hers II @A90
an ideal little car for business O8OO
or pleasure; low mileage: safety
Tested" Trade and easy terms.
WISCONSIN MOTORS
90 and N SITS. N W. WEST 2972
The Washington times., 1936-02-03

A Automobiles for Sale
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
PLYMOUTH

Plymouth 1854 Business Coupe-QO0E
Model p. E.. finished In black DOOJ
with red trim; steel wheels; floating
power and fre0-wheOling: hydraulic
brakes; safety glass and other fine
features; truly . bargain at &3SS. This
car 10 Safety Tested and Winterized.
L. p. STEUABT, INC.
1898 18th ST. n. w. Decatur 1900
The Washington times., 1936-02-03

Automobiles for Sale
USED CARS AND TRUCKS - Sullivan
Chevrolet. $50 n. 7. Ave. NV. NE. 2s11
UsED.CAR BARGAINS
Nick Bombard, Inc. 1424 Fla. Ave. N. =.
AUTo-Nearly new Unheard Of values.
skinker Motors. 1915 Goth et. n. ".
ToRDS. all body styles. Priced from S76 up
HILL D TTBBITTS
11l$ Vermont Ave. n. ". MAI. $3.50
"If my cars don't make good. do"
Lee D. Butler. 113S Conn. Ave. n. W.
BETTER used cars All makes and body
styles. $6 down. Royal Motor. Inc.
1924 14th st. n. ". DE. 6S1o.
The Washington times., 1936-12-24

Rainbow on the River" is one
Of those charming and engaging
stories filled to overflowing with
human interest, which is so par
ticularly suitable to the holiday
season. Mr.. Meakin's showing Of
Master Bobby Breen's latest film
should place Keith's Theater
amongst popular stopping places
this week.
Bobby cannot fail to win the
favor of his audience, both young
and old. His acting is natural, his
singing is sweet, and his manner
is adequate. Despite the fact that
he has a very serious and old ex-
preston for so youthful a child,
this particular play makes excel
lent use of the one characteristic
which might otherwise become q
fault.
Briefly the picture is based upon
a novel by Mrs. c.. ". Jamison,
"Toinette's Philip" which tells the
early life of a little white boy who
is regared by Negro nanny,
Father Josef. the parish priest in
New Orleans, finally brings the
child into the home of his own
grandmother. Action centers en-
tirely upon this slight plot.
Seldom does q production of
this type boast finer cast. May
Robson, one of the finest "Old
Ladies" of the screen, Is perfect
The Washington times., 1936-12-24

'as the dominating but shrewdly
kind grandmother. Charles But
terworth as Barrett, the butler, is
droll, while Alan Mowbray, as
Ralph Layton, very nearly takes
all the honors in every scene in
which he appears. Then add
Marilyn KnowldenoaS, the spoiled
brat who is the LaytonS' proud off
spring, and Stymie Beard (col-
ored), as Lilybell, and the picture
is complete. Bonita Hume, Henry
O'Neill and Louise Beavers and
Lillian Yarbo all deserve mention.
interviewer into this appealing
drama is a musical setting which
gives Bobby a chance to sing sew
eral songs, the loveliest, ave
Maria" also Rainbow on the
River" and others. The Hall
johnson choir adds atmosphere
with the singing of Spirituals
along the. Mississippi River front
and in the cotton fields.
Topping the supplemental fare
The Washington times., 1936-12-24

story of Gods Country and the
Woman" and it proved to be one
of his most popular books. George
Brent and Beverly Roberts are
said to be ideal selections for the
rival loggers whose conflict makes
for the films exciting highlights,
and Technicolor the ideal medium
to present a drama laid in the vast
and beautiful forests of the Great
North Country.
Robert Barrat, Alan Hale, Ros-
coe Altes, Ell Brendel and many
others appear in the supporting
cast. William Keighley directed
the film, which combines adven-
ture and romance with sharp dra-
matte conflict and sequence filled
with comedy.
Little Jack Little and his or,
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ment in After The Thin Man"
which is the long-awaited sequel
to The Thin Man" The laughs
and general satisfaction of that
first Metro. hit are said to con-
tinue on a high plane in this sue
cessor.
James Stewart, ELISA Landi,
Jessie Ralph, Joseph Calleia and
many other familiar screen per-
sonalities bob in and out of the
exciting sequences in which MUIR
der, mystery, music, romance and
bowling comedy are deftly COM
bined.
On the stage the "Folie
Parisienne" will be the feature.
This is the same revue that
played at the French Casino in
New York for an extended period,
has IS performers, more than any
revue ever to be housed by the
Capitol, a score of daring preSen-
tations, novelties and lifting music
no end, and an eye-filling chorus
of over so French Models.
On New Years Eve the Capitol
will operate on an extended sched-
ule with the last full show
planned to begin about 11:45
o'clock.
MR.. LUST AS SANTA
To enable employees of his Mary
land theaters to spend Christmas
Eve at home, Sidney B. Lust will
close the Arcade Theater, in Hy-
attsville; Cameo, in Mount Rain
ier, and Milo, in Rockville, tonight.
These same theaters did their
share. toward spreading Christmas
cheer to hundreds of needy chill
dren in their respective communi-
ties the past Saturday, when they
collected more than 1000 toys and
articles of clothing and foodStuff
at special toy matlnees. In HyattS-
vile, the Arcade Theater cooper
ated with the Washington Herald,
KiWanis Club and Welfare Board.
The Cameo Theater worked with
the Charles F. Huntemann Posi-,
American Legion, and washington
Herald, while the Rockville thea
ter worked under the auspices of
the Welfare Board of Montgomery
county.
NEW CHARACTER
"Torchy Blane," a new screen
character, makes her first appear
ance in Smart Blonde, the War
ner Bros. mystery comedy which
will begin the New Year at the
Metropolitan Theater, opening
Friday, January l.
Glenda Farrell plays the title
role in this comedy drama, and
Barton MacLane appears opposite
her. Winifred Shaw, who intro
duces new song; Craig Reynolds,
Addison Richards and Jane wy
man are others in the cast.
Frank Mcdonald directed
Smart Blonde, which presents
an engrossing murder mystery, a
wisecracking girl reporter who is
really wise. A story by Frederick
Nebel provided the fast-moving
plot, which was adapted for the
screen by Don Ryan and Kenneth
Camel.
COLOR FOR THE EARLE
Goods Country and the
Woman" Warner Bros. all-techni-
color production with George
Brent and Beverly Roberts, will be
the Earle Theater's screen attrac-
ton starting January /. On the
stage, Little Jack Little and his
Orchestra and Herbert Mundin,
film comedian, will share headline
honors.
James Oliver Curwood wrote the
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HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
Rainbow on the River Opens At R-K-O Keith's

lis a short and pleasing look-in on
the Dionnes at Santa Claus time,
The five little girls are adorable
and having a great time. Add to
this a newsreel and one of the
very best animated color cartoons
yet and here is splendid bill,
heartily commemorate. K.
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SANTA is WINNER
Joe E. Brown Winds Up a Week
At the Earle Theoter With
Hiqh and Low Title
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

Good old Santa Claus winds his week the stroke of y
tomorrow night and the industry wishes him happy
landing the North Pole until December 1887
Jingle bells Christmas shopping addressing holiday cards
and delivery of presents gives the heaer box office
December stroke of paralysis The ticket sellers have
chance to catch up their delayed knitting.
Whipping Santa Claus the week before December %
hopeless task The movies and the legitimate theaer concede
the victory the the red pants and the long white
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More of Moore

Victor Moore, long-experienced
stage and screen comedian, today
was signed by Paramount for the
leading male role in the jose
phine Lawrence story, "The
Years Are So Long" which Leo
McCarey will produce and direct.