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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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Hundreds of Poll patrons who saw "The Devil Doll" featuring Lio- nel Barrymore with Maureen o'Sul- livan and Prank Lawton over the weekend were amazed and startled at this unique spectacular film, and are Still wondering how the marvel ous screen "magic" was accomp- lished in making human beings rec duced to one-sixth of their natural size.
 Lionel Barrymore's remarkable artistry in changing himself from Q revengeful, crazed Inadman into an old woman to achieve his horrible vengeance staggers the in1n1agirla" ton and is one of the greatest char acterizations since the filming of the famous "The Unholy Three"
 "Ticket to Paradise" featuring Roger Pryor and Wendy Barrie is without doubt, the daffiest, laugh lest comedy hit of the season. Pryor, funnier than ever, plays the part of 6 forgetting f1lan--he forgets who he is, where he is, what he is, and everything else but how to love exqulsitely beautiful Wendy Barrie. There is Q laugh Q second from the beginning to the very end and the unusual and different sequences will have you virtually in stitches. An all star supporting cast includes Claude Gillingwater.
 Another five act vaudeville revue, featuring the best acts obtainable from New York theaters will be pre- sented Wednesday evening with Freddie Hall asM 0. and Gus Mey- CTS and the Poll orchestra assisting in the festivities.
 AS extra added attraction an elaborate Fur Fashion Style show featuring beautiful New York pro- fessional models wearing the latest in fur creations will be presented.
 4 surprise awaits the ladies Wed. nesday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

relatives who send useless presents.
 Wigs with hair standing on end for bald-headed men who read ghost stories.
 Bird cages that sing 50 you won't miss the. music if your canary is lazy or asleep.
 Small sized cows for giving con- densed milk.
 Revolving lakessso boats can 60 from one side to the other without using their engines. Cellophane wool SO you can still see what it's all about when the wool is pulled over your eyes.
 Green pianos without keys for people who would rather play the violin.
 Round dice for people who prefer marbles to parchesi.
 Red, white and blue starch to keep flags fiuttering in the breeze when there is no breeze.
 Ladders without rungs for waSh- ing windows on the ground floor.
 Airplanes which go straight up and come right down ct the airport for sending tirmail letters to people In the same town.
 Hairdressers that give ladies per- manent heatwaves if they plan to spend the winter at the North Pole.
 Fred Astalre.- appearing on his first long term radio series, will be the star of Q new weekly fulIs hour program to be heard Tues- days from 0:3O to 1O:3O ?. my over the NBC-RED network, starting in September. The popular musical comdey IleadIIner of stage and screen will be presented by the Packard MO- tor Car Company of Detroit, who for the past two seasons have sponsored Lawrence Tlbbetps
 brOadcasts. He will be the cen- traI figure of . carefully planned production designed to give wid- est play to his proven ability along Q carlety of lines.
 Radio is virtually . brand new field of endeavOr for Astaire, but it ls considered . natural outlet for his diversified talents. Records show that although he first won attention as . visual entertainer as Q dancer fin partnership with his sister, Adele, - he did not achieve Broadway or Hollywood Stard0m until after producers had namita1lzeA m hIa engaging audible attributes as . singer, actor, inc strumcntalIst and light comedian that he sky-rOcketed to his present popularity. It is for these quali- ties, rather than as the pOssessOr of the stage or screens fastest twlnkllng toes, that he has been selected to head the new Pack ard series over NEG.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27

keep his source of information . secret, knows his stuff.
 Little Jane WithefS is featured in Little Miss Nobody" the accom- panying feature. That delightful ht- tie actress in Q harunn- nn-scarun role is more entertaining, more loveable than ever. The picture is Q picture for young and old, refreshing, pleas- ing, stimulating.
 Coming Thuhsdayl Carole Lom- bard and Fred MacMurray in "The Princess Comes Across" with "The Law in Her Hands"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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 NoWman's "street Scene" will be Ee feature orchestra selection on ho carnation "Contented Hour" to- night. m this modern composition tho sounds Of busy city streets are aet Co Fnusic iil Q manner that has nnda Newman's work one of the most famous An this modern day. Morgan Eastman's orchestra VIII Niny.
 Rlvallng the orchestra for atten- il0u and applause, the voices of the tInembIo join the orchestra in Vic- for Horbert's "ThlneS Alone" while IllsB Opal craven and Cyril Pitts pfotent the duet "If This Is Love"
 Chances Of the United States winning the Olympic games will Do umauthOFitatively discussed by Flick and Pat, blackface cOm- enlnns, during "Pipe Smoking TimeD on Che WABC Columbia mework tonight from S:3O to 300 o'clock. The discussion is being held ln accordance with the self styled cOmmentators' policy of dealing, however pOintlessly and arguInentatlveIy, with news of current interest.
 Material for the broadcast was gnthercd by Che comics in trip Co Che Olympic trials ct the New RandsIPs Island stadium which, producers of the program assert only served to confuse them.
 Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone will play the leading roles in mfa air version of one of Miss Craw- lords most popular screen produc- sions, "Chained" on the Lux Radio theater tonight at 800 o'clock. Since their marriage the two screen fav- orites have been in constant de- mand for co-starring appearances on both the screen and radio.
 The plot of Chained" is well known to everyone and need not be discussed, revolving around one of those "eternal triangles" consisting of wealthy employer, secretary, and wealthy young ranch owner. Need Iess to say the pretty young secre- tafy who is Chained" to her ern- pIOyer finds the way out of her difficulties in the end but hear t for yourself tonight.
 Mayor FlOrella H. Ia Guardia, of New York, will discuss Music and the Community" with ErnO Rapee and Edwin c. HilI on the Human Side of the News broad. east over the NBC-Red Network, tonight at 7;3O ?. m.
 The Mayor will tell listeners the mOmmOth symphony concert that will be staged in Madison Square Garden, Wednesday July %, by the WPA. During the con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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NOTICE or AP1sLICATI0M
 This 10 to. give notice that | Mich. ard ": gchasier. of s Burrltt Place, M,a,uSaitrcE ,,SsS,is E.sc cScn haXS SS ;SaG Hn % ag Rctaii PSekSse Store Beer Permit, for the sale ok alcoholic liquor on tho premi migcs, ii South Main s., Naugatuck, Conn. The businegs is syc Hswnod bS a, irss A NSslcHslA Nosi.nA ssCrSs. inS nSss M Martsord sr SS Conn., TGo ni'c wifi iiy'SS SS conducted by Richard w. gchacfor, of 2 gurritt Place, Naugatuck, Conn. "' D'FRRiiecsXHARp RRiiecsXHARp W. sc1rArrER.
 Dated July 2ist, 1036. 7.2S.30
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
LIauoR PrsRnTIT

This is to give notice that i, Ar: thur E. Robefge of 172 Frost Road, Waterbury Conn, have fled an aR- plication dated July 2l, l03e, with the Liquor Control Commission for sale of alcoholic liquor on tho prem iBea. 999 Frost Ikonds Waterbury. Conn. The business is owned by First National Stores. Inc., of Park and Oakland Aven.. East Hartford, Conn, and will be conducted by Ar- Waterbury. Conn, as permitted.
 ARTHUR n. ROBERQH.
 Dated July sl. t9a6. 5-ss-SO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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NOTICE or ApPLlCAyAOM
 This 10 to give notico that !, Elmer .. Wedge, oE 70 Welfe. Ave, Beacon Eaiis, Conny have filed on applice. Liquor Control CoTmlSsioH for . Package Store. Peor Permit for the Conn. Tho buslneSs Q owned by and Oakland Ayes, East Hlrtford. Conn, and will De conducted by Elmer Y. Wedge, of 70 Wolfe Ave, Beacon Falls; ;sy es lS,,l,s Esrnitss%Smi 1n ss%Sminau.
 Dated July siSt, ioSO. 7.sS.so
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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woSdn TSo tS % x' dSys DSsIs's st, sSa HSIS K SstsG GSRRG yuS Si lSsS wlsh sRS'iEseIaSa sRs EsSoa Control cofnnilsslois for a paekage store beer permit for the sale oe SlcH,nCl .,n liqu9E S ;ns prSSeS nnS LIE RE business iS owned by TirSt National Avss., Igast HSrtfcrd. Conn. and viii Do conducted by Roy D.. Woodin of 106 0rovo St., Nau9atuck, Conn., % pormlttee. ..~~..,
 Dated July Si, 10sO. 7'ssss0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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NOTICE OW APPIllCAT1ON
 ]. sitsr, os tS dreenwocd st., union SI. cYnI Iv ". hGye lsd ssa a .ss Ea quor Control comrnlspicn for Q Pa,ckags Store s. Dssr I,, Permit H M scr shs s premisoa, % Cherry Bt., Naugntuek, Conn, The busineee ig owned by Tlrgt National Stores, Inc, Of Park and Oakland Ayes, Hast Hartford, Connw and will Do conducted by John !, gltar, of bS Greenwood Ste JOHN ]. STAR.
 Dated July sisE iSSs. 7ssS-sO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
LTaUous pnIsHsTr

This "HEtOI is to give S EtI notice that r I'd. ward LaFevre, of i20 .Woodtick MO wstiGSusy sy.G So gSy sSvs sSSt ioss nSS with tho Liquor Control ComInlB' sion for . Package store Beer Per- on on the S premiseS. S7 Woodiick Road. Waterbury, Conn. The buslfleDs iS owned DE First NosiSn,a,N Non,S,n,N ssCres. Awca' East Hartford, Conn, and will Do conducted by Edward LAFevre, of 120 Woodtick Roads Watorburys Conn, as permitted. .
 EDWARD LaTEyRE.
 Dated July 21st, 1886. 7-2S-sO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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This rSta'l iS to slys % notice tSs5s q l. ! James Y. gheehan, Of isi yrcgt cta aNcad: 1,ii WG. sSs sSslGn Iiauor aes'e censroi ssi conniSsion sor q Packago Store Beer Permit for tho sale oe alcoholic liquor on the promises, is0S East Main st, Wa torbuFy, Conn, The buglnoBe 10 own. ed by TIrst NntIonal stores, tF,.S,. .,.. .D oE ford, COnFl,, and will Do conducted by James q. eheehan, of isi Frost Road, Waterbury, Coinp as permit " JAMES T. sIINrHAN.
 Dated July 21Ht, 1886. 7ssS'SO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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NOTICN OF APPRECIATION
 This .iB to give notice that l, Molvn ', Rood, of 60 Douthmayd Road, Waterbury, Conn, have filed m ap- plication dated July slst lss.S WIFI ie Q Package Store Beer Permit for tho sale of alcoholic liquor on the prOnilBee, l70 West Main St., Wa owned ,by FirSt Nationni Stores, Inc, of Park and oakland Ayes. East ducted by Meiva q. Rood, Of bO' eouthmayd Road, Waterbury, Conn,
 MnLvA ]. ROOD.
 Dated July 2iat, 1888. 7.9S.SO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
xrauOR PEYsasrT

ThisS iS to give notice that ], John D, Moroney of S3 May Ave, NauRa- tuck, Conn. have filed an nppiica. Liquor Control Commission for q DsSsg: ssSrS bSsr snps permit ts for r. sns lses, i7O Church Bt., Nauga tuck, Conn. The buginess Is owned by First National Stores, Inc.,- of Park and Oakland Ayes, East .HArtford, Conn, and will Dc conducted by John D. Moroney of Ss May Ave, Nausatuck' c1pi,a spi.,, aE p psrfplstSSsr prfmbnSrv
 Dated July 2i, 1O3G. 7.2S.S0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
HOLLYWOOD D
By Paul Harrison

manager, or on agent, or press agent. So didn't try at ell, an pretty soon they come and put me in some of his pictus.
 I'm religious !. You know what I mean? '. I go to church reg'lar. Sure is peaceful an nice-in--ch 1. yeah, church is peaceful. Re. ligion is based on doin' nothin' :. part of 1t, anyhow. You know what religion says? It says Have faith an you can move rlnountainsV That's c mighty easy way to move 0 mountain. You understand? :. I. Official Walkers
 The studio is very tolerant of Mir. F'etchit'g somnolence. During every intermission in the shooting, he goes to a dark corner and sits down. Stays until somebody comes and gets him.
 It's pretty trying, though, when they have to send somebody to his home to get him. Occasionally he grows 50 lazy that he forgets to COLIAO " bhAO bvVukV w OAs
 Step has remained under con. tract to goth Century-Fox for years, and has made more money in steady salary than any other Negro actor. Lost Q lot of 1t, though. Mostly on the races. Doesn't plunge on the races any more; just bets c little out of c sense of loyalty.
 Loyalty, anyway, is the motive he aScribeS to his betting. He took his name, etepin Fetchit, from Q horse that came ir1 for him at Q big price years ago ct Q Texas track. His real name is Lincoln Theodore Perry.
 Some of his most successful screen appearances have been in race track pictures. And the Whit ney horse, stepin Fetchit-- the second nag 50 llamed-helped keep the actor's name alive during Q long period of inactivity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
LIoUoIg PERMIT

VI; %S F sIS sySs SJSS ss'lss s sSss ss; Coma, havss, iIIsa ... an 9.Rpl,ycea.,I.Oon1. !. Control Commlsslon for . package store beer psrmi. for the , sale oSS6S oSS business i iS owned by First National Ayes, East Hartford, Conn. and will Do conducted by Carl ]. Wolff of 2i0 Wood St. Waterbury Conn" A' psf"'''' CARL J. WOLFF.
 Dated 5uiye 21, 10sG. 7.sa.S0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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ThisV HVisoS is to O slyo notISs, thst | st. Waterbury. ccnr.. nave aISG I ss s tho Liquor Control CominlgDlon for
 sssS: os S:oSc ssSs: SSoIP R:sr PssM Sn M tSs prs sS: Conn. This bualness is owned 6y First National Stores. Incl. of Park and Oakland AYegy Hast Hartford Conn. and will Do conducted py Thomas J. ilarrIss of l7 Ambrose fts waterbury ,rHoMAis SHoDMsiAi ss ? RsI9lEnXIinsfEsiss I9lEnXnEiss.
 Dated July si, tg9e. 7s23.S0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
lIouOn Rnna1tT

TkisS is to give IS notice that ]. Ale fred peuneF of GO Alma St.s Water bury, Conn.,, have filed an appiice- ion dated July 2i, 19ye,. with the Liquor Control Commission for q package store beer permit scr ..l. sne iseg. ea4 No. Main Bt,s Wntefpuyys Conn. The business 10 owned bY flrut National NtofeNs Inc, Qk Park and ohtImnd Aven.s Ht Maftfofes Conn, and WaIk Do eQu& ete0 Ny Al- fred Renmer of SO Aim4 Yts water
 ALFRED NMNNMR.
 Dated Suiy si, tesel s"ss-sv'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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g$I;;S ;, ss sS: s:sS: Ss:Is: I.SSG$ sSS; $ss. s sSn sS,sSSs aesS cS ly aay IsS aSs a MliHp iSHpPR PgR; Llqyor La - Control % @ cofamlssiIcn, -, for [. 2, IssS. ii4 Picdmcnt St.. WatefbvrY, The buglnoss Is owned by FiFsE N6i tiOnal Stores, Inc, Of Park. and oakland Ayes, ilast HartfoFd, conn.I and will be conducted by John 4 Milton SS 4sS PiSdmSIn,tt sss Waser'
 JOHN A. MILTON.
 Dated July 2i, iOs0. 7.sssS0'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
LEGAL NOTICES
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NOTICE OHP AE AEPhIVA4IuN
 Thln 10 Co give notlce that As Jons eph VerbutIss of lts Park Ierraee. Waserbgrys cs2ssnng c2nng s..s 1svse IRa sss ssn with the Lluuor Control Commlbs sion for a Package Store Beer Rors nit for the sale ee alcoholic liuugr on the pFomleeH, 14k East Main sl., Waterbury. Conn, The nugiueBg Co Ownod by FirBt National Stores, Inc, Haftford, Gonna and will be con. ducted by Joseph Vorbutin, of 3i1 Park Terrace, Waterbury, Conn. % psf'''S'' JOSEPH yrRBuTTg.
 Dated July s1gt iess. 7.ss.sO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
LT0UOR PHRMIT

ERs Iosr S sSS scsntsp ne'ss s 'HSs sSnn GSsHaG GSsSG yaiy si SS iSss. With sRe IiSSor Control Commission. for n package store boeF permit for the sale of SIsHno MsiS L L,iaTSSp aTScnss.on S onp pr'mTlSSSiH TSi: busineSs is owned bY yirst National 1ves,, East Martiord, Conn. and will Do conducted by John R. KiOf0r of Center s., Thoniastpn, Conn., as '''''0O' JOHN R. KHErER. DAtAd July 2l, l000. 7s29s90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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 This lB Co give notica that z Thomas 2, DaEmody qk i1es l.s M flied an % appiication dated July si, fos0, with Che Liquor Control Coms mls6ion for 0 packago store Deel permit for tho sale of aieohgi,c llduor on the premises at ioi VII. low St., .Waterbury, Conn. Thi1 busineai 10 owned by Eirgt Natlonhl stores' Inc' cs I,sTI 5erk ana 1.arS Osklanee sne will Do conducted bY Thomng Y, Dafmody of t705 Q. Main Bt,s Wa. tOrbury, Conn.,, aa perfnittee.
 THOMAS p. DMHM0DY.
 Datod July af, 1D3e. 7s2S-SO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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rhIsC ICEIGS IH ,o sIyo ST ApIsgSasG nosics tSas Ea Thomaston, Conn, have filed an ap. plicatlon dated .July. 2i, 103e, with the Liquor Control Commission for ESSktdSS ssSrS op hcss permit tso for pron sn: Conn. Tnis businoss YIs owned by First National Stores. fncu. of Park and oakland. AveBy East Hartford, Conn, and will be conducted by Ed" ward M. zlomek of South Main St., ThomaSton;, ;,s5MRii,I GS;iI, ns psrT5Il1tnsMssGsix T5Il1nMGx
 Dated July 2t, t930. 7.29.90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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NOTICE OW APPLICATION
 This 10 to give notice that !, Ray. nond r. Booth of 072 West Main st.. Waterbury, Conn. have filed an .i . package store beer permit for tho isos, Ssi Grand View Ave, Water. bury, Conn. This. business lg ownod by First National BtOresl Incl Of Park and oakland AyOg., East Hart: by Raymond Y. Booth of 072 West Main st., Waterbury, Conn., as pOr- ~ RAYMOND r. BOOTH.
 Dated July 2l, 1888. 7.23.30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
YAcHT ENTERs TUNA TRADE

Long Beach, Gal. (UP)-Fisher- man II, the favorite angling yacht of Zane Grey, American author, IS being fitted out for more utilitariail ends. It is being equipped as the largest tuna clipper in the trade and will sail for strictly tuna trade purposes within 0 few weeks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
Wlth BEN MALONEY.

1. cert Rance wiIl conduct ths ses- niece orchestra ln the playing ok TschafkOvsly's 'sTrlo En A- Minor" and "iol2 Overture"
 The Mayor has been Q strong advocate Of the development Of Summer symphony concerts in New York City.
 Estelle Taylor, prominent night club and vaudeville star, but per- l1aps more weli-known as the for- mer spouse of Jack Dempsey, will head the list of guest stars in the "fFammerstein Music Hall" program over the WABC- Columbia network tonight night from 6 to 8:30 o'clock. Luciug Metz, concert and light opera tenor, will also Dc introduced on the program. The latter has ap- peared in such successes as "Blos- somtime" and "The Student Prince
 Luck Laughlin, permanent star of the program, will sing Herbert's "Qlow-Worm," and Jerry Mann, program comedian, will present Ir- wing Caesars new number, "The Door Is Open Again" Miss Taylor will sing "One Love- ly Night in Budapest; Lucius Metz wil give Q selection from Blossom Time" and Katherine Mayheld is to sing 'Tonights the Night with You"
 Hollywood camera and grease paint have Iured two more NEG stars. Dorothy Lam0ur and Helen Troy have been signed for import ant films under contracts negO- tiated by Dema F. Harshbarger of the NEG Artists Service.
 Miss Lamour, "the glamour gIrp of the network, already has started work in the leading role of Queen of the Jungle" at Para mount. She has been heard on NEG for several years.
 Miss Troy, the "SuSle at the Switchboard" Of the Carefrce Carnival and other network pro. grams, has bee nsIgned for Q Iead- ing part in Born to Dance," the Eleanor Powell picture at MetrO- GOIdwyn- Mayer.
 "If my twelve most famous in- ventions are used universally, the world will be Q better place and people will have more fun than ever before"
 Thus spoke Colonel Lemuel Quitz Stoopnagle, summertime dean of the Town Hall tonight broadcasts over the NBC-Red network, would-be non- president of the United States and co-clown of Budd Hulick, when interviewed last week at his labor atory at Crawling on-the- Hudson.
 The Colonel lists the following dozen devices which will make everything peachy:
 Pointless pens for not writing to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
New York Stations wRAF-CsO = WOR-7lO wJZ-70O - wABC-SGO

Plan--Representa c. !. Bell of Missouri, Chair" man, ii .00--WIIA AF--Leafer orch. WOH-NewB; Tho Pcelter
 COmet--pr0feBsI0r W. IT. Barton, Acting Head, Hay den planetarium. WJZ--NowB; Rodrigo Orch. WABC--Lucas orch. ii -WJZ-fnksp0tB Quartet. 11:30--W -WIcAF--News; Fisk Jubilee Chair.
 WOIt-FoilIes om the Air. WJN--Donahue orch. WABC--CumminB orch. 12:00---WEcAF AF--Lunceford orch. WoR-Danco Music gro 1:36 n, ma
 WJN--Rhandor, Violin;
 Busse orch.
 WABC-LOpez Orch. A. M. -WEAF--Poliack orch. WJZ--Middleman Orch. WABC--Johnson orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27

Antonio Stradivari. of Cremona, Italy, is said to have been the master violin maker of all time. He was born in 1644 and died in 1T37.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
Producer. Playwright

Producer. Playwright
 Step is going to invest his money now. He's planning 6 little theater development to be called Harlem wood"--a bit of Harlem in Hollv- wood. To this he expects to draw 0 wealth of idle Negro vaudeville talent from the east.
 Tetchit himself expects to ap-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27

No Complaint
 "It's worked out mighty good with me-" resumed Step. Mighty good. Doir' nothin', I mean. l ain't plaHi- ned anything--ain't studied any. thing. I jes' set, an things happen to me. ,. You understand?
 "Now they wasn't any way I could-have-pla -.
 "--no way I could have planned or schemed to get associated with MT. Will Rogers. Nothin' I could do. Never did bother havin' .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
LI0vOR RNRIl!IT

This !s to El1e Yt nctIcs shst !, woodbury. Conns have Aisd an ep: piication dated July si: iesg. win withn sss o soncs sSTs RsSr S"oFp psTt on to sGr smc bssissss sSs s Sv SvwnsS wSISSiEE Sy Tfss NasIons StorOg, Inc, Of Park and Oakland Ayes, East Hartford, Conn. and will be conducted by James Y. Opperman of Main st, Woodbury, Conn., as p0rm''''o' JAMES r. oPPpRMAN.
 Dated July 2f, 1036. Ts2S.50'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-27
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r. M. 4:O0--Dopartment of Education
 Series, Safety Muske teerg." l16--ConceFt Miniatures. 4:30--Chlcago Variety Hour. bs00-Bob Crosby and his orch. 6a5--Jack 0nslow's Baseball b:30--WICC news bullotlns. 686--Cafe Continental (ET). 6:00-Yankee Network News SerV. GHL-Flyo Minute Drama .(ET). ..:20--Thc Morry-GO-ItOund, Gi3O--Basoball Scores, Roland Win. slO--HrIdgoport Medical Society Ca5-Henfrew of the Mounted. 7OO--lIuRh Shields, Sense and 7iJ--The CinssIc Trio with Viola
 MOrrelI, pianist. 7;30--ftublnOm-Jan peerce (ET). 7:45--True Detective Mystery. S:00--Pancho's orch. S:3O.-"Pick and Pat in Pipe Smok.
 ing Time" dramatic and mu-
 glcal; Benny Kruger and hIs
 Yellow Jackets. O.00-Lux presents JOnn Crawford
 and Cranchoti Tono in
 Chained" 10 t000--Tambour Blatant, orch. and
 vocal quartet from Canada. i0:30--Conn. UnIveraallst Service:
 Rev. Harold T. Niles. 1015--JHck shannon, tenor with
 Orch. i1:oO-Yankee Network News serv-
 ice. f1:ib-IocaI news bulletins. II .30--Bernie CummIns and his t2:Oc-Jlmmy Monaco and his orch. i2:3O--Joe Reichman and his orch. 2SS-- -WTIC-.HartfOrd.-lO4O l:OO-RndIo Review. 4:3O--LIfe of Thomas A. Edison. 4:45-Grandpa Burton. 5:00-Angel0 Vitale's Great Lakes Exposition Band. 5:3O-"Dlck Tracy" 5:Ab-SOngs Without Words. 6:00--Wrlghtville Clarion. 6:15---A. F. Mckinley on Sports. 6:45-"The Street of Dreams" 7:00-Amos m Andy. 7:15--Uncle Ezra's Radio station 7:30---Jack Randolph and Madame Marianne.
 7:45-"IIold the Press" 8:0O-Fibber McGee and Molly. 8:30-Willlam Daly's Orch. 9:00-The Gypsles. 9:3O--RichaTd Hlmber's Orch. 1O;OO-Contented Program. IO:3O-"The Travellers Hour" Nor
 man Cloutier, director; Bob
 Fills and Eleanor Lane, voc
 callsst. i1:Of---Isaseball Scores: Sport News;
 News. lf:15--A1len Leafer's Orch. 1I.3O--Magnolia Blossoms. 12:O0--Weather Report A. M.
 12:O2--Siient.
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pear In e play--a play he is writ. Ing about his own life, in collabora' ton with Joe Louis managers niece.