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Evening star., 1937-07-10
DON'T LIKE lifts"

IF PEOPLE could walk up stairs in
French hotels instead of using
elevators, the motion picture set build
ers would be saved lot of work. The
trouble is with French elevators While
American lifts operate in shafts shut
off by opaque doors, the French ele-
vators are shut off only by wire cages.
Hence, it is necessary to build a real
elevator, that actually elevates, when
the scene is in French hotel, as is
the case in The Lady Escapes" :"
comedy-drama recently completed at
Twentieth Century-Fox studios with
Gloria Stuart and Michael Whalen in
the featured leads.
Evening star., 1937-07-10

arthritis or irritability with the
weather
For all the name of the picture, 1t
IS a Sanitarium which the brothers
have chosen to beWilder with their
mad presence on this occasion. They
work their way over to the race track
somewhat gradually, but whether it
Is horses or hysterical women with
whom they associate, the film has
the same kind of hilarity during those
intervals when the camera is pointed
MarxWard
AS usual, it is Groucho, Harpo and
Chico who count, not the story with
which they are dealing. The latter
Is loose enough to. permit them to
wander about almost at will, char
acteristic' which shows just how smart
Metro o-GoldWyn-Mayer really is with
special talents. Another smart trick.
even though at first glance it seems
to give the picture an unbalanced
kind of dragginess, is that of calling
OH the comic capers every few min
utes to give the audience a chance to
pull Itself together. Such intervals
are filled with love songs by Alan
Jones, spirituals by talented colored
choir, dances ranging from the ballet
to the Lindyhop, or the whimsical
loveliness of Maureen O'Sullivan.
X X X X
THERE Is no best sequence for
every one in "A Day at the
Races" 1t is a matter of personal
taste. II it leans to slapstick it might
select the paper hanging sequence, in
which poor Margaret Dumont Is
treated as part of the wall when
Harpo and Chico start singing paste
and paper. If it prefers something
more subtle, the choice might be the
scene in which Chico as a race-track
tout sells Groucho a bum tip on a
race and IA books with which to fig
TIRE out the name of the horse Oosing)
involved.
The brothers reap huge harvest
OF abandoned laughter with these bits,
but hardly more than the even more
familiar business of Chicos virtuosity
on the piano and Harpos mastery of
the instrument which gave him his
Evening star., 1937-07-10
LAUREL-HARDY SCATTER
LAUGHS IN FEATURE FILM
Comedy Team Unable to Keep Up
Mirthful Pace of Short in
"Way Out West"

AUREL and Hardy are back on a
local screen. What they are up
to on this visit probably will be dealt
with shortly because of the dictates
OF custom, for what they are up to
has remained relatively unimportant
to their devotees and, it would be
supposed, equally unimportant to
those who are not. The particular
local screen upon which the boys are
dlsportlng themselves is that of the
Columbia. The picture is called Way
Gut west 1t is a full-length pic
ture, which is too bad. Laurel and
Hardy are much funnier in short sub
jects.
When the gentlemen who tell the
fat man and the thin man how long
they are to work and what they are
supposed to do in front of the camera
decide that it is time for a feature
film, it has not resulted in much of
thing Of 1t, as the saying goes. The
lesser footage usually is sprinkled
generously with laughs, leaves faces
OF the initiated not a moment in
which to go straight. At the longer
distance, however, the pace has been
slackened, the audience is accorded
too many minutes in which to wonder
at what it has been laughing. Au-
diences never should be permitted to
do that in the case of Laurel and
Hardy.
Oh, yes, the plot. Plot: Fat man
and thin man go to Western town
intent upon delivering deed OF gold
mine to girl who has inherited it.
Crafty saloon-keeper tells them that
his wife is the person for whom they
are looking (Shh, it's the barmaiO
Deed is handed over, mistake is dis
covered, rest of picture is concerned
with efforts to retrieve it. It is
retrieved. Fat man and thin man
go away. Barmaid goes away with
them. Picture over. c. A. M.
Evening star., 1937-07-10
NEW RIALTO BILL

my Man Godfrey Back Sunday
for Weeks Revival.
THE Rialto Theater returns to its
former Sunday opening policy to-
morrow, to bring back my Man God
frey" and "Sky Devils
'My Man Godfrey" you will recall,
Is the comedy success of not SO long
back, which co-starred Carole Lom-
bard and William Powell Sky Devils
is of the ''Hell's Angels" and big
Parade ere, starring Spencer Tracy
in one of the roles that displayed his
new genius" before it was discovered
by Hollywood.
Evening star., 1937-07-10

the bill contributes entertainment,
too, with some dexterous sleight-of-
hand. The other acts are Ross,
Pierre and Schuster and the Four
Kraddocks, who have been here be-
fore and who seem to have their
share of admirers.
Evening star., 1937-07-10
Hangover Actors of Gang
Film Days Forced to Go
Fandom Protests End Studio Device of Using
Hard Mugs in Everything from
Comic to Costume Roles.
RY HAROLD HEFFFRNAN

IOhYWooD July 10 NANAo Several dozen type actors Ho
ywood beginning
L protest to the studios, decreed
is
movie fan will There
Evening star., 1937-07-10

make a man who appears guilty turn
out to be the culprit and a man who
appears innocent turn out innocent.
II, M.
Evening star., 1937-07-10
HIGH WATER MARK.

Alice Faye drank three quarts Of
water while recording the Gordon and
ReVel song, "Danger-Love at Work."
for You Can't Have Everything"
Evening star., 1937-07-10
Hospital Triangle Story
Related in Capitol Film
Tone as Young Surgeon Gives Convincing
Performance in Familiar Role-Singer
and Shelton Head Stage Show.

EIRo GOLDWYNMAYER the life Of
J\u emotonaly trapped heis
Women
a
M-G-M certain whether
Evening star., 1937-07-10
1.-THE Singing Marine" Has
Bright Tunes and Comedy
Dick Powelps New Musical, at the Earle,
Gives Him Hit Songs to Sing-Doris
Weston Appealing in First Role.
BY HARRY MacARTHUR.

rs pleasant and amb picture Dick Powell has for his latest vehicle
the fmusical
of
all enjoyable
Evening star., 1937-07-10
Latest Marx Comedy Hits
New Standard of Madness
Brothers as the Same Laughable Luna
tics in a Different Setting.
BY JAY CARMODY.

>HE place to ole laughing this week the Palace Iheaer The picture
which die laughing which
there yesterday be the funniest brothers
Marx brothers history
Evening star., 1937-07-10

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Newspaper Alliance IncD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

Good Night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
FRANK DE zINNO
 NEW PRESIDENT
Wilby Arts Club Elects Beverly Feinn Vice-Pres.
 ident at School

The Wilby Art club held its first meeting of the season recently. Ap- proxlmately 60 seniors attended. Joseph P. Kennedy, principal of Wilby, discussed the purpose of the club. It was organized Iast year to provide Q cultural background for the students, ''an understanding and appreciation of those elements which aid In providing happiness the happiness that art will bring"
 Plans were mace Go inquire into the seven fine arts: Painting, sculp- ture, architecture, literature, music, drama and the dance, to be supple. mented by lectures and visits to museums among which is to be the Metropolitan Museum of Arts. The group also hopes to attend the Met
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

You'iI always Save money by buying st AIbeTt's because we gre family owned and
 operated inssilutIOn backed by 20 years Oe experience in the furniture business. Mem! bers Of the Albert faniily glve you personal attention on every transaction. Satisfaction ig absoIBteIy guaranteed by [. Y. Albert the President An1 Founder
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
Good ." ening.
NICE oIRLl
sY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

She may not have the voice of Helen Hayes Nor yet one like good old Norah Bayes, , , he nehans has never experienced those famous pas.es Nor possessed the distinct and distinctive Joan
 Crawford eyelasheS. She just can't manage cute baby talk, Shell never acquire the alert RoSalind Russell walk She has never smoked cigarette with ease, Rather than wrangle she always agrees, , She feels quite fool when she pronounceS t eyether And lust the same when articulating nyether. She hasn't got dash, she hasn't got It. You could never imagine this nice girl It. Shed like to be considered smart and clever But just falls short in that endeaVor. She's not adept with the come hither" look, H,t she's aces high as an all-around cook, She's comfortable and comforting, without much spice But darn 1t all, she's mighty nice
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

ropolltan opera.
 oficers elected by the group fOl- low:
 President, Frank Dezlnno: vice. president, Beverly Feinn; recording secretary, Charlotte strogatz; corre- spending secretary, Olga Klesch; teasurer, Helen David; publicity agent, Michael Devino; scribe, Hel- en Shuman. Program committee Frank Dezlnno, chairman; Vlasta Bares, Joseph DlCorpo Dorothy Rhlel, Marjore Slater, Marjorie Lu- clan and Vito Pestone
 Miss Helen Doran is faculty ad- visor for the group.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
A columnist's cuff,

columnists cuff. . Blonde Bart Phelan of East Dover Street honors the Tower with another generous batch of tinfoil . Tommy ODea and Harry Baumel braved the chilly weather to play round Of golf at tne municipal links Wednesday, but the ex-aderman should have stayed in bed His so bad even Joe Palmer could have taken him over the hurdles that day. Maurice Zeke Connors, former Wlby high athlete, once sks visit to his wife Tuesday at St. MaryS Hospital It was lovely little gr their third daughter. Mrs. Con nors Is the former Mary Kelly of Hartford The M N C. sorority deserves great deal of praise for the @ trng efforts they have spent In collecting no for the Tower The gals brought in heavy sutbox full yester day. Let's introduce the fair ladies to you Here they are Rae Biscont Bonde and Toni CaroZza, Flora and Marie Guerlno, Mary Orso and Kay Frederick. Joe Burns likeabe of Sergeant Barney will be one Of the Planvlle high faculty members serving as ehaperone evening. Billy Gibson and Bill Cleary accompan- led by their sidekcks Joe Riley and Buck Brown of Brs Massachusetts Institute of Technology yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

Just as soon as she finishes her role in ''rhe Four Marys" Rosand Russell will head East for her annual visit with her family here. Miss Russell Is wearing an India print house coat designed for her by Dolly Tree i'm 'The Four Marys" It is of various India shades, with blue predOminating It is striped metal cloth fitted at the waistline with long, full flowing skirt 1t has long tightftting sleeves with neckine edged with silver cord using the cord for belt which ties in a draped effect at the side fastening
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

Robert Foster of the Virginia Fosters student as. sstant at the South Federated Church. assumed the temporary pastorate there while Rev. T. LeEoy Crosby Is studying abroad The church Is applying for Mr. hoped the request will be granted and his ordination set for early date He is Yale Divinity School stu. dent but is suspendlng his study during the present year to give full time to the South Federated Church. The Tower congratulates the parish being able to secure the services of well fitted for the duties of this year in the absence of It's pastor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

Stray leaves from reporters notebook. ,. big popular borough medco who has just completed his i terneshp at st. Marys Hospital and hosted the shnge on North Main Street. Attorney Vincent scully FIN youngster and Mrs sculy are doing nicely at St. Mays Hospital It's the second girl In the family and was born fisher is quite excited today It's not only his twelfth birthday, but tomorrow he will be confirmed with large class of boys and girls at the Blessed Sacrament Church
 Mr. and Mrs Daniel J. Leary observed the 22nd an- niversary of their wedding on Wednesday. Bill Falk had all Grand Street agog the other day as he ambed nonchaantly along under the solemnity of new black ey has never been seen wearing fedora and yet his young brother, Jimmie, Is sporting one . Red Lock- wood and his new band the Swing Kings shows prom ise of really going places The nitabe Red otherwise known teon has style of leadership that rivals even Cab Galloway for motions. Charlie Earth IS roofing for Holy Cross this year. Ills son, Ray Is student at the college on the Hill of Pleasant Springs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
CLASS B

Comedy. romance, or tales of tic Sea, Box ofiice hopes are to rate in Glass B.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
AnssOers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on page 6.
 1. Ferdinand do Lesseps. 2. A striped agate in which white layers alternate with black.
 3. Charles Robert Darwin. {. Any system or breeding which involves the mating of relatives.
 5. Seventy-nlne pounds. c. Ornlthol0gy.
 !. Illinois.
 6. Zane Grey. Q. West Point, N. Y. 10. Hybrid animals resulting from the cross breeding of buffalOs and domestic cattle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

How do you doodle. Some of radios favOrite doodle, thusIy: Kate Smith when teephOning scrib- bIcs the Red Cross seal. Andre Kostelanetz when listening to arguments of his company draws on the table cloth clefS, sharps and flats and such things dollar signs Jack Oake makes toy hats and boats from his current billS which is as good way of hand ling them as any. Harry Salter who IS engineer minded when at the dinner table builds pyramids with cups, Saucers and other table paraphcrnala.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

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Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
SUIT FILED TO
FORCE HIGHER
RATE OF TAX

Three men who are plaintiffs in
a bond suit against the Imperial
Irrigation District appeared in the
same light Thursday in another
suit against the Tulare county
board of supervisors, attempting
to force tax rate for the Strath-
more Irrigation District in excess
of the figure required in an RFC
program.
James Jordan, Reed Behins and
j. r. Mason, who are plaintiffs
in a pending suit against the local
district, associated with Milo Be-
hins, James Irvine, c. A. Moses and
H. E. Curtis in the mandamus ac-
tion against the Tulare board. Their
attorneys are Charles l.. Childers
and w. Coburn Cook.
The Tuiare county suit seeks to
force the Strathmore district to
pay 100 cents on the dollar on
original issue bonds not deposited
under the RFC program.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
STATE RESTS
AGAINST l.. A.
LEGISLATOR

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept. 16.
U.P)-The prosecution rested its
case in second attempt to con-
vict Assemblyman Gene Flint of
Los Angeles on a charge of offer
ing to bribe fellow legislator
shortly after court opened today.
Clifford Russell, defense attorney,
Immediately moved for an instruct
ed verdict of acquittal, which Su-
perior Judge Dal M. Lennon de-
MED.
Russell then called Flint to the
witness stand as the first and pos
sibly the only witness to testify
for the defense. Flint told of his
association with Assemblyman Ralph
Welsh, Sam Yorty and Fred Reaves,
called as witnesses by the prose-
cution, and produced the envelope
which District Attorney Otis Bah
cock contended had contained mon
.eY
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
LUXURY LINER ARRIVES WITH
BODY OF BOMBING VICTIM

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Is. UP
Draped in an American flag, cas-
ket containing the body of Lionel
Haskell, %, of Baltimore, Md, lay
in state here today.
He was the single victim on the
Dollar liner President Hoover, which
mistaken for japanese warship,
was bombed by Chinese aviators
while bringing more than 300 refu-
gees from the battle Scared city
of Shanghai.
Twelve other persons were in
jured during the bombing incident
but only one of these still required
hospital attention when the vessel
arrived with the refugees. He was
John Kulick, 20 of New York City.
The arrival of the luxury liner
from the Orient was marked with
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
MORGENTHAU TO CONFER WITH
OFFICIAL OF BRITISH TREASURY

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is (UP)-
Secretary of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau, jr., announced today
that he has invited Sir Frederick
Phillips, British undersecretary of
the treasury, come to Washing
ton for discussions.
Morgenthau will meet with Sir
Frederick on Monday, he said, add
ing that the British officials mis-
sion has no specific objective. He
said it marks the establishment of
new treasury policy to conduct
discussions with fiscal officials re-
presenting adherents of the tri-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

partite monetary agreement.
Morgenthau said he doubted
whether war debts would be dis
cussed.
Sir Frederick's visit, neverthe-
less, was regarded as significant
in view of the conferences Morgen-
thau held yesterday with William
w. Butterworth, jr., second secret
airy u to the American embassy in
London, who looks after the trea-
surys interests there.
Merle Cochran, who has a SINH
lar assignment in Paris, is expect
ed here soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

to conceal a probable purpose to
go straight back to the reactionary
principles of the old order of the
Tory Republicans"
johnson said the "aims of pur-
poses and principles of the origin
al New Deal expressed, I think,
the conviction of the country as
they then were and as they still
remain"
These, he said, included the right
of labor to organize, decent prices
of agriculture, protection of in
dustry from "chiselers," elimina-
ton of abuses in banking and Sc
curities, regulation of utilities, re-
lief for unemployed and the ending
of big business domination in gov
ernment
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

NaVloildl r1druWOOu aSSOclaIlon II
eve of Constitution day.
Under the seduction of ballyhoo,
bribery and charm we are moving
away from the Democracy imagin-
ed by the Constitution and straight
toward as rigid a dictatorship as
there is on earth, and we are NOV
ing there because we don't realize
what we are doing to ourselves"
johnson asserted.
I'VE don't realize what We are
doing because there is no party
of opposition worthy of the name
to make it clear by protest or de-
bate. Ire Republican party is curl
ed in a heap because it went out
with what looked like a fake pro-
gram and with what seemed a
false-face candidate who appeared
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

-. push the button zip the
dial to station stop =. and your
station 10 accurately tuned. Acou-
site stabiIixer for perfect repro
duction.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

Easily a 2:75 value, but the Anniver-
sary price brings it to you at this
substantial saving. "Oriental" quail
lty the finest of Its kind made: 10a
50. #. to a roll, allowing for 2-inch
Ian Joint. Choice Of 5 colors!
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

solemn drama.
Members of the crew of the liner,
walking in double file, carried the
casket containing the body of Has
kell from the vessel.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

because Cecilia was found to be
a prospective mother
The pair attempted to get mar
ried last night but appeared too
late at city hall.
They were expected to return
today and when they did not it
was learned from the girls father,
Joseph Ramirez, that they disap-
peared about II pm. last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

Guy just aIUer Cnelr WeudIng was
sanctioned locally by legal author
tiles who at first blocked the mar
riage because of young Del Llano's
alleged "irresponsibility."
Permission for them to marry
here was granted late yesterday by
Superior Judge George j. Stieger
after a long controversy which
finally was decided in their favor
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
HUGH JOHNSON
OPENS ATTACK
ON NEW DEAL

CHICAGO, Sept 16. (UP)-Gen Hugh Johnson, former
NRA administrator, said in address today that he
feared the principal objective of the New Deal s to give
form of government-not within the constitution
but in spite of the constitution Johnson addressed the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Couple Both 15>
Il Off for Reno

: SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16. (UP)-Cecelia Ramirez
and Manuel del Llano both 49, who expect to become par
ents and who have been trying for the past three
months to get married here repeatedly bound for
Reno Yuma today They apparently departed from the
Evening star., 1937-10-21
KITCHEN POTTERY, u PRIC

|aS-l.25 FLOWER POT" DESIGN large teapot and
tiie ------------- SOC
Il-lO0 FLOWER PUT DESIGN revolving cake
tray and server SOC
lll-1oo FLOWER POT"D ESIGN sugar bowl ana
creamer
Larsburgh's-S Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-21
LAMPS. II PRICE

e-ioe5 to 1926 FLOOR LAMPS; complete with
silk shades; included are SWAY lamps, bridge
and student styles; floor samples; some are
slightly marred Al
Lansbarghs-Sirth Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-21
Lansbtirph's-Sirth Floor
REFRIGERATORS, II PRICE
Housefurnishings, u Pri,

I3-695 HOSTESS SETS; 2-slice chrome plated
'toaster, complete with cutting board and tray;
|set AT
p6-i.49 WATERLESS COOKERS; cooks entire meal
'at once; hammered aluminium construction 74c
@144-119 TRAYS; misunderstanding folding style;
slightly imperfect flnish strong and durable Soc
t6-2.49 WILLOW HAMPERS; imported; 2-tone
brown finish; side carrying handles "a
poo Pkgs. 10c PAPER NAPKINS; heavy embossed
style; 100 to each pkg; now; pkg.--------5c
f-18.95 CABINET BASE; stainless porcelain top;
storage compartment and drawers; slightly dam
s6-4.95 to 795 METAL FERNERIES; galvanized in
ksets; slightly marred; floor samples; sold as is:
to 3.97
a-3se5 CoLORIC GAS RANGES; fun size; perfect
Condition. ----------------------199 10 95
LanSburgh's 's-Sirth Floor
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HANDKERCHIEFS, Y PRICE
NECKWEAR, u PRICE

24o-1oo NECKWEAR; Wee and high neck styles;
satin pique and lace; good assortment OF white and
colors ----------------- soc
J1nsbHruh,s-Strset Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-21
TOYS, u PRICE

|s00-10c RECORDS; for talking machines, Gin.
size; juvenile subjects. ts.--------------------5c SC
do-50c FLASHLIGHTS; standard size ise--------25c
S-1.00 TE-HO HOCKEY GAMES; full size 25c
lz-19S STUFFED DOGS; good variety Of
styles ------------------------- 99c
1e-5oc KNITTING SETS; colorful- -----------25c
he4-95c MOULDS FOR "HOME FOUNDRY" CAST
ING SETS ---------------A----45c
11-50c DRAWING SETS; complete
10-1.98 CHECKERETTE GAMES; nicely made,
99c
S0-1.00 to 1893 DOLL APPAREL: from our regu-
lar stocks; including Shirley Temple" dresses;
now SOC to 99c
Evening star., 1937-10-21
CHINA, u PRICE

$500 NORITAKE DINNER PLATES; imported
Charm" discontinued decoration 2 2Oc
,o-7oc NORITAKE CUPS AND SAUCERs; i'm
ported Charm" discontinued decoration 25c
6-60c NORITAKE SOUP PLATES; imported
Charm" open stock decoration ------------ 3Oc
I0-0c NORITAKE BREAD AND BUTTER
PLATES; imported Charm" discontinued deco
ration, each COc
$500 NORITAKE SALAD PLATES; imported
Charm discontinued decoration n25c
$3.50 NORITAKE DISHES: imported Charm"
discontinued decoration; including large meat
platters and covered dishes; each TX
.5-1.25 NORTTAKE CREAM SOUPS AND
PLATES; imported Charm" discontinued deco
tdtiou hZG
LnnsbHy0h,s-Sirfh rLonr
Evening star., 1937-10-21
CHINA, u PRICE

$3.50 DINNER SET; 93-pc service for IL IL. "A
s-1.00 ROSEVILLE BOWL SETS consists of small
medium and large bowls; set-----5Cc
|29-1.00 SALT-PEPPER SETS; complete with tray;
polished, cut crystal salt and pepper; set ! 5lc
b-5.95 DINNER SET; Flower Pot" 32-pc. service
LansbtTphs-Sirth Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-21

Children's Hose, u Price
$50 Prs-lsc to LOO CAildren's Socks; plain, plaid
and fancy effects; 4, u and "a lengths not all
sizes In all colors: now half price -----9c to SOC
Ldnsburgh'eFourth Floor