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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-09
TOdds

Mr.. and Mrs. Thurm Carr of Mich
igan spent a few days last week with
friends and relatives here and at
Stockport. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Henery of Mt Vernon announce the
birth of a six pound daughter, Nov
80, named Janet Lucille. Mrs. Ed
Henery is paternal grandmother
The three sons of Mrs. Bessie Saw
age were callers at the Savage
home Sunday.-The stork visited the
George McInturf home early Sunday
morning and left nine pound
daughter. The new arrival has
been named Sonia Kaye. Grandpar.
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. John McIn..
tnrf Of Pennsville, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawson Geddes of Todds Great
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Thompson of Pennsville. Wa
rem Lynn and family of Columbus
visited Sunday with the formers
mother, Mrs. Clark Green, and fam
lily Myers Van Fossen and family
whiled away the hours Sunday after
noon with Harvey CaIendine and
family Mrs. Bertha Startling and
Mrs Margaret Calendine called upon
Miss Dorothy Calendine at Me
mortal hospital, Saturday. Raymond
and Gayland also called upon her
Sunday evening. Friends in this
community were very sorry to hear
of Miss Beulah Fawcett's illness
and sincerely hope she is recovering
from her recent operation.--M Mr.. and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-09
POrtersville

John Bankes who has been in
very poor health the past several
weeks, has not been SO well the past
week. - Mrs. Wanda Moore is visit.
ing relatives in Indiana.--Dr. M. o..
Smith and Harold Breese attended
the funeral of the formers nephew
Monroe Smith, in Columbus, Tues
day.--Mrs. Alex Greuey Is in poor
health, from high blood pressure =
Miss Forest Bankes who underwent
an operation for appendicitis about
two weeks ago, is getting along very
nicely, and plans to return home the
latter part of this Week.-Mrs. Hell.
en- Wainwright of Marietta visited
Sunday with home folks Mrs. FL.
mer Lamb, who is in Bethesda hos
pital, suffering with fractured hip,
is not showing very rapid recovery.
Mrs Chester Tharp who has been
in very poor health the past several
weeks, was taken Sunday to hos
pital in Columbus. Mrs. Davis Scott
is visiting relatives in New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Fulk are stay
ing at the Scott home during her
absence. Mrs. Hester (Hett) Butt
has been critically i'll with heart
trouble Mrs. Herbert Bankes re.
turned home Sunday, after spend
ing several days with her daughter,
Forest, at Bethesda hospital, in
GAINESVILLE. Harry Wainwright and
family visited Sunday at the Albert
Bankes home Mrs. Russell Moore
and little daughter returned home
Tuesday, after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Bland of GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-09

Mrs. Lawson Geddes called to see
their new granddaughter, Sonia
Kaye McInturf, and two grandsons,
Dewey and Dow Geddes, Sunday af,
ternoon. Earl woodward called on
his brother, Harry Woodward, and
family, Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff.
ford Calendine and children visited
Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Wallace Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Calendine received
a 32 pound box Of fine pecans from
Alabama, a few days ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Calendine and Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers Van Fossen packed barrel
with apples, sweet cider, nuts, pop
corn and various good things, which
was shipped to Alabama today
Mrs. Martha Lynn McGrath and
family spent a few days recently
with her mother, Mrs. Clark Green.
Appendicitis Operation
Miss Dorothy Calendine, grand
daughter Of Dan Calendine, was TAX
en- to Memorial hospital, Marietta.
last Wednesday. She was operated
upon Thursday morning for appen-
dicitis, and is getting along fine.
Mrs. Edith Smith, Mrs. Evalina
Brill, Mrs. Pearl Calendine and
Clyde Calendine visited her at the
hospital, Friday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-09
Rural Dale

Funeral services for Mrs. Clarke
Hunter Jackson, which were held al
the M. e. church, last Thursday af
ternOOn, were attended by large
cOncourse of friends and relatives
Quite number from a distance were
in attendance. The deep sympathy
Of the entire community is extended
to the bereaved family, in their dark
hour of Sorrow VIM. Miller, well
known blacksmith, is critically III
at his home in the village. He is
suffering from a stroke Of paralysis,
with which he was stricken last
Tuesday morning. He is not expect.
ed to recover.--Mr. and Mrs. Pau!
McClelland who were called here
by the death of the formers moth
er, Mrs. Clarke Jackson, returned
to their home in Cleveland, Friday.
sMarianna, the four year old
Shepherd Of Junction City, is quite
T. r.. Jackson. She was reported
as being slightly improved, Monday.
MRS. Lucina Musser and daughter
Wava Rose returned Sunday to. their
home in Lost Creek, w. Va, after
several days visit with her mother,
Mrs. L. F.. Roberts. Rev. and Mrs.
J. D. Keller of Stafford, attended
LIE IuuoTdI OIL MIS-. CiaTKle JackSOH,
and called on friends Thursday ev-
ening and Friday, and they. with
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vim.
son Scott. Friday. Gladys
Brothers resumed her work as
teacher of the Rural Dale school
Monday, after an absence of several
weeks, cOnvalescence from an ap-
pendicitis operation. During her
absence, her place was very capably
filled by Mrs. Erma Price, of Cedar
Run.--Mrs. L. F. Roberts has re-
ceived word that her sister, Mrs. o..
N. Bird, is seriously i'll at the home
of another sister, Mrs. George Fin.
pey, of McConnelsville. Mrs. Bird is
former we'll known resident of this
community, and friends here regret
to hear of her illness. --Cloyd Bates
and family have moved from near
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-09
Poplar Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs Homer Clawson of
Indianapolis, Ind, were recent
guests of the Mrs John Porter fam
ily.- Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lamb of
Ashtabula were recent guests at the
C. v. Weeden home of Joetown, and
the Elmer Lamb home of Deerfield
township.---M Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Petit and brother, Jean Ketchum,
near Corning, were Friday evening
guests at the Paul Massey home
Mrs. Weir Kern of Stockport re-
Gently spent the day with her moth
er, Mrs. Clarence Ellis. Albert Mar
tin of Lemon Hill is in frail health
this winter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Kent of GAINESVILLE and Mrs. Hannah
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-09

Cumberland to the F. r. Culver
farm, which they have rented. Mr..
and Mrs. Culver and family have
moved to their new home in. Duncan
Falls.--A doctor was called Sunday
evening to see Ronald the little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bickford,
who is ill with cold and bronchial
trouble. He was improved Monday.
some time with Mrs L. f. Roberts.
assisting with the work, and care Of
the switchboard, and Mrs. Hazel
Proctor is assisting at the T. r..
Jackson home. There is quite an
epidemic of colds and coughs in
this community.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-09
Morgan County McConne

Kent of McConnelsville were Friday
guests at the Frank Kincaid home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kincaid were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Kincaid of McConnelsville. Earl
Kimble recently entertained his chill.
dren, Hayes Parsons and family Of
Beverly, and Kenneth Kimble and
family of Malta, with turkey din
ner Miss Helen Wainwright Of
Marietta was a Sunday evening call
er at the Paul Massey home. Frank
Revenaugh was recent visitor at
DAYTON
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-09

Outdoor and interior decorative
lamps, at the Malta Hardware Com.
nanv 9d2
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
DEPORTES
RESHEVSKY DERROTADO
POR Ell RUSO RAGOSIN

Semmering, Austria, Sep. %
Dos partidas jug6 ell maestro
NORTHUMBERLAND Samuel Reshevs
ky, la primera con ". Petrov,
de Latvia, Y la segunda con Ell
ruso V. Ragosin.
La partida con Petrov hubo
de suspenderse para otro dia,
pero quedando Ell americana en-
situaci6n desfavorable.
Ell russo Ragosin, uganda las
blancas, ofrecio ell gambito de
la Reina declinado y derrot6 a
Reshevsky a los 35 movimien :
tos.
En- ell intercambio ell represen
tante del Soviet Sc aprovech6 de
las equivocaciones de su rival.
Jose Rail Capablanca come
ti6 varios errores en- la partida
con Eliskases y cuando Sc suls :
pendi6 la posici6n del cubano,
con dos peones de menos, era
muy desfavorable.
Capablanca cometi6 esos erro
res por ell afan de introducir
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~NoATCIAs DE Fe>TBA1L
La DE FLO
RLDA CONTRA LUIsIANA

En- Bat@n Rouse, Euisiana.
jugara hoy ell once de la Uni;
versidad de Florida con los Tt
gres de Luisiana. Con ell coach
Josh Cody van los mejores ju.
gadores de la Florida, a saEer
Watson Remsey, Tom Walker,
FoniA Pennington, Clifford
Whiddon, Bill Howell, Donald
Ricket, Jack Maynard, Clark
Colt, Charles Krejcier, Harry
Kickifter, John Crabtreap Geo.
Owen, Gordon Gardner, Frank
Kocsis, Nelson Davis, Lynn
Lightbown, Bill Williams, Jim
Oxford, Howard Skipper, Wal
Ter Mayberry, CAPTAIN K. Wi
Ills, Paul Brock, Bill Stephens,
Red McGhee, Moon Mullins, Ed
Manning, Jack Blalock, Red E.
vans, Jim Mulcahy Y Paul De-
laney.
Esperase que presenter ell
partido mas de $4,000 personals.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25

sus padres personals distingui-
das y acomodadas. En- Santia-
go de Cuba recibi6 instruction
prlmaria: en- la Habana, v en-
Ell coiegio Carraguao,-cole-
glo de que era uno de los pro-
fesores ell ilustre pr6cer Jose
Silverio Jorrin,-instrucci6n
superior Hombre va, ansioso
de conocer y vivir la verdade-
"a democracia, de la que fue
I'm enamorado fervoroso, via
10 por los Estados, entonees en-
piena era de trepublicanismo
verdadero. De regreso, en- Ba-
yamo, VIC morir a su padre, Y
contrajo matrimonio. Dueno
de inmensa fortuna, TODD pa-
recia sonreirle. Y no era asf:
go 81 peeho, Ell dolor de su pa
L EE.MfLr 80 %FA
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
RREPARA ST
MO Ell CA
PTTAN EYSTON

Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah,
sep. 25.- Tiene preparado va
su autom0vil "Velocidad del
'Viento", con ell que espera ba-
tir todas las marcas del ameri-
cano Jenkins, ell famoso auto
movilista ingles captain Geor-
ge A. T. Eyston, un hombre de
40 amos.
Eyston, luego de batir las
marcas de Jenkins, tratara de
superar la marca mundial de
Sir Malcolm Campbell, que es
de 301.0292 millas por bora, en-
los primeros dfas de octubre.
Jenkins estableci6 la siguien-
tie marca: de 170.77 millas para
la distancia de 500 millas; 1885,
06 por bora para Ia distancia le
LOCO millas; doce horas de
Marcia, promedio de 1000 mi
Has; "a horas, promedio de 157,
~ por bora.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
visitar easeros predicando-

visitar easeros predicando-
nuevo Cristo- la doctrina re-
volucionaria; es verlo, adolori-
da ell alma por intimas contra
riedades, echarse selva adentro
a encarar ell peligro Y la muer-
tie, seguido de un punado de bra
vos; es verio, en- fin, ALA en-
ell Norte frio, MORN, mas que
de e~nfermedad, de la ~tristeza y
horror de contemplar a sus pai-
sanos. entretenidos en- dimes y
diretes, dandose emprjones y
mordidas, mientrss en- la isla
martir, encapotadas nubes, a.
nunciaban la caida de los heroes
en- Ell desamparo y la iniigen-
cha,
Bayames era Aguilera, 10
que CespedeS. Fueron
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la imposibilidad de ejecutarlos

la imposibilidad de ejecutarlos
en- garrote, va que los camagae-
yanos buenos, creyendo poder O.
vitar ell alevoso asesinato, ha-
bian envenenado al verdugo,-
Ifueron fusilados por la espalda.
Ali en- aquella Sabana, escena-
rio triste de un drama horren.
do, abandonaron la vida, ena-
morados de un sublime ideal,
cuatro cubanos ~ilustres, y en-
tire esos cuatro, eli que por So
grandeza v su martirio, bien
merece Ell tribute de un recuer-
do constante,-un marmol 0 I'm
bronco que perpetie su figura
v que olga q las generaciones
yivas, quien fu& uno de los pri-
meros en- Ia senda del deber v
en- la del martirio...
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
luego abofeteados y vejados

y luego abofeteados y vejados
nicuamente. Atados los brazos
por detras Y con la misma cuer-
da anudada en- los tobillos, echa-
ron a andar. Ell via-crucis fue
largo. Donde quiera que hacian
alto, eran puestos EN- cepos v
sometidos a otros tormentos. Y
cuando al fin llegaron a Cana
gdey, paseados fueron por la
ciudad y encerrados luego en- un
calabozo. Largos y mortales
dias pasaron alli, hasta la cele-
braci6n del Consejo de Guerra.
De los companeros de Agaero,
de aquellos cinco braves, dos
fueron condenados a cadena per
petua. Los otros tres, Agaero.
entire ellos, a ser muertos en- ga
rrote vii. Cuando Agdero Sc en-
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
FRANCISCO VICENTE
AGUIIERA

Hay hombres que son en- la
vida de los pueblos, como jalo-
mes que senalan jornadas de
gloria Y de martirio. Aguilera
es uno de esos. Pensar en- el, a.
somarse a su vida, es asistir a
las pascuas de la libertad de Gu
ba, al viacrucis sangriento de
sus defensores, Y a su Calvario.
Aguilera fue uno de los caba-
lleros sublimes del 10 de octu-
bre de 1S68,-dfa primero en- Ell
calendario de nuestro honor.
su figura-alto y delga-
do y con la barba por Ell pecho,
les yerlo atravesar meates ?
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
PLANT DERROTO AL ONCE
DE

Ell "Once" del Institute de
Plant las famosas Panteras de
Tampa, jug6 aver en- Bradenton
v venci6 al team de esa loca-
lidad.
La anotaci6n final fue de II
por z y Sc marco su primera vic
toria ell coach Jimmy Hughes.
Centenares de j6venes de
Tampa cruzaron ell puente, ami
mando a sus companeros.
Quinby, con oportunas pata-
das, di6 a su once tres puntos.
Bradenton anot6 en- Ell cuarto
periodic ,luego de haber fracasa-
do en- los esfuerzos que en- los
tres primeros hiciera.
Plant OFT 1927
Bradenton OO07-7
La gaceta., 1937-09-25

|ter6 de la sentencia, sac6 un es-
petite del bolsillo y pasandoio
a sus compaheros, les dijo:-
"Hijos MICS, miraos esas ca
ras patibularias." iQue entere-
"a la de aquel hombre, que aun
en- la antesala de la Eternidad,
supo, cor un chiste, arrancar
risas a sus compaheros!
A las seis de la manana del
dia IL de agosto de 1861 entr6
Agdero en- capilla, y con 81 sus
companeros Betancourt, Zayas
v Benavides. Y al amanecer del
dia siguiente, fuerod conduct
dos, entire toques de corneta y
redobles de tambores, a la Sa-
bana de Arroyo Mendez, lugar
distante una media legua de Ia
ciudad del Camagaey. ] ALI, en-.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
LOS TERRIERS BATIERON
A LOS DE

A LOS DE MULBERRY
Los muchachos del Institute
Hillsborough vencieron aver 9
los de Mulberry con anotaci6r
de 40 por 0.
Las "panterillas" carecen dc
experiencia, pero tienen buen
material y Ell future les perte-
nece.
En- combate ganaron los tam
penos NADIA menos que 300 var
das Y los visitantes solo 27.
Mulberry amenaz6 con ano-
tar al principle de la cuarta eta
pa, pero fracas6 en- ell empeno.
Por los locales Sc distinguie-
ron Raul Vega, Mahon Myers,
Benny Fernandez, Manuel Fer
,nandez y Jose Murrell.
Vega realize una larga carre-
"a para Ell quinto touchdown.
Anotacion del partido:
Mulberry 10000
Hillsborough O ID 26 90
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
conplicaciones en- la partids.

Parov Y Salo Flohr jugaron
tam len, declarandose tablas e
encueptro, a los "a movimientos
Suspepdida queG tambien Ia
pelea entire ell americana Reu
ben Fine Y ell maest% Paul K.
res, de Estonia. Habfan reali
zade AZ movimientos.
Heres sigue en- primer lugari
con Z ganadas y 2 perdidas
Reuben Fine, en- Ell segundo, con
81 y 81, Y Capablanca y Reshev
sky, empatados en- a tercero, con
Y A cada uno.s
Capablanca jugara su pr6xi-
ma partida con Reshevsky, Fine
ron Ragosin, Heres con Petrov
: Salo con Eliskases.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25

no dara garantfas, sino tantos
por cientoss Isl qpieren pelear
a tanto por ciento, 10 haran; en-
case contxario no pelearan".
HE perdido dinero, pero nc
10 siento. Vofvera a utilizar a
Ceferino Garcia v durante ell
|invierno atraeran al pnblico los
campeones Ambers, Ross y JEFF
fra. Hare 10 possible por lograr
que Amlers acepte una pelea
con Henry A~rWstSoag. ell negro
maravilloso, y procurdfe contra
tar a Montanex para an match
de peso weller, por ell campeo-
nato. Montanezs ~desarrolla 81
mayor eficiencia en- las lao Ii
bras. q
Jacobs recibi6 la mala notl-
cha de que Jimmy Braddock pA
peleara con Max Baer Ell da 20
de octubre, como sc habfa anun-
ciado. Joe Gould, Ell director del
~excampe6n, dice que Ell exartri-
tico necesita un descanso ma
yor.
Ell empresario coment6' 81
Braddock no pelea, buscare a
otro, probablemente a Tommy
Farr.
Todo indica que Ell Club Siglo
Veinte ofrecera una gran pelea,
en- Miami, en- Ell mes de febrero.
Jacobs hara la selection de
los p1giles.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
La Gaceta Folletin No. A
NESTOR
PROCERES
A ~BIOCRAFICOS

pantosa. Ansiosos de yer 81 Sc
podian embarcar para los Els
tados Unidos, caen en- manos de
un traidor, que los delata. Nor
berto Primelles es Ell nombre
de este :-isirva csc nombre, CO.
mo la sombra para hacer resal
tar mas Ell esplendor de sus vic
timas!
En- espera del bote salvador,
del bote que los habia de condu-
cir al barco amigo, fueron AGO.
rralados Y cogidos prisionerOs.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25

LECCI0NES de guitarla Ha.
waiiana, dadas con Ell mejor me-
TODD que existe. Resutados in
mediatos. Conservatorio de MI
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 220,
Arcade de Gass y Florida. Te.
lefons NJ 67S7.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25

Apostoli, ell vencedor de Thil
por una desgracia, lleva sobre
sus hombros la "mancah" de ha-
bsr sido derrotado por Ken O.
verlin.
Ell campe6n americana, Fred
die Steele, puso a dormir a A.
postoli hace algunos meses.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
MIKE JACOBS Sc LAMEN-
Ia DE HABER r D
DINERO CON LOS CAM
PEONES

New York, sep. 25.-Mike
Jacobs anunci6 aver en- esta ciu-
dad que en- 1888 repetira Ell scar
naval' de campeones, pero que
La gaceta., 1937-09-25

Marcel Thil Sc curara de he
rida y de nuevo lie pondraa q
pelear con Apostoli o con Fred
die Steele.
Llevaba Ell frances apreciable
ventaja sobre su contriRcante
cuando este logr6 herirlo y la
sangre brot6 en- abundancia.
Entonces ell arbitro puso en-
alto Ell brazo del americana y ell
gallo admiti6 la derrota por no
caut tecnico.
va lie daran una nueva opor-
tunidad.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25

del peso ligero no es Lou
Ambers, sine Luigi D'Ambro-
sio. Tambien Sc lie conoce o CO.
MOCHA por ell "huracan de Herki-
mer".
Ademas de embolsarse $780,
900, Ell sr. D'Ambr&io mantle.
ne sobre sus sienes la corona.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
CON LOS GUANTEs

Pedro Montanez, antes de su
primera derrota, habfa dado es-
tas excuses: dificuftad para re-
bajar Ell peso, herida en- la ma
riz y l~astimadura en- un tobillo.
Los gladiadores de Puerto Ri
co tuvieron sun mad dia" con
el programa de Mike Jacobs.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
te6 8 hits en- cuatro wees 81 ba-
tie.
Pittsburgh Sc, Ign, De; Gin
|&trati &c, lob 81
1LGA AMERICANA

Les Yankees vencieron a los
Medals Rojas de Boston Y los
Tigres 2 los tdios de cleve-
.Recibi6 crefito por la victo-
ria Ell GeteranP pitcher WSnce !
Sc anot6 la dIrrota a McKain.
New York|5c, Sc, De; Boston
= . = IL
Detroit Is Oh, De; Cleveland
&c, Oh, 9A
U ANUNCIEsE E.
LA GACETA
La gaceta., 1937-09-25

Los peri6dicos dicen que Am
bers sabe tocar Ell clarinete.
Y con respe@o a Montahez,
lie TOGO la "corneta' y lie derro-
to.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

Granville. virginia weidIer ana
many others.
The action begins IN old Salem
town, n the Massachusetts, colony
Just before the witch hySteFia breaks
out. Miss Colbert, an orphan. u be.
loved BY aiI with the exception OF
Miss Dondergaard. who b suspicious
Of her friendship with her husband,
Harvey Stephens, and certain strait
laced elders who think her too friv-
olous and gay" she meets Mac
Murray, q fugitive cavalier from
Virginia, who d hiding IN the home
Of his uncle, and q friendship be-
gins. There are secret meetings IN
the forest where the handsome cav
aiier teaches the girl the stately
measures Of the gavotte and later
declares his love.
Maid Of Salem" n Q picture
which must be seen by all not only
because Of the powerful story and
the gripping romance, but for the
Fortnight manner In which II de-
9cribeg and portrayg the hysteria OF
1892, and makes 1t clear and logical.
The companion feature b Smart
Blonde" with olenda Farrell, Bar"
ton MacLane and other favorites'
Meet Torchy Blame, Americas fore
most yellow. haired peril, the gal
who took the men" out OF menace.
she's q hardboiled reporter with .
soft boiled heart and the screens
newest gensatio1ll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
STRAND

The coupling OF Oreta 0arbo and
Robert Taylor for Camille" proves
10 have been q stroke Of screen
genius.
Skillfully produced, and with q
brilliant cast In support, the Dumas
love story u an IDEAL vehicle for the
two most glamorotB stars OF the
modern screen. The picture began
a four day engagement NJ Warmers
Strand this afternoon.
The brilliant cast includes Lionel
Barrymore. Elizabeth Allan. Jessie
Ralph, Henry Daniel, Lenorc Uric.
Laura Hope Crews. Rex OMallsy,
Russell Hardie and Il. u. Give. oil
OF whom give performance Of stel-
lar calibTe.
Carlo, ~ Dumas immortal Lady
Of the CamelllaS." performs her nm
eat role. perhaps becarre she " no
essentially lovely and mysterious
that her own personality blends
with that Of the exotic parisian wo-
man who sacrificed luxury and even
life !txeif for love.
The companion feature Is "Binner
Take Ar, a new and thrilling mys-
terry story. With Bruce Cabot, Mar
garet Lindsay and Joseph Calleia IN
The leading roles, the story " ORA
matte account Of murder and mys-
terry In Manhattan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
BY PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service star Correspondent

Hollywood, Feb. 17-Mary Mcguire came from Down
Under" few months ago, and now, in Hollywood Is APP
preaching the top.
That's what critics and her employers believe, anyway
The Australian gamorg started right out here in starring
roles although the fact Is that leading parts have
Q novelty for her.
wel-deyeiopd ngnue OF H. about make
Mcguire romantic
Education stepped
star.makng youngser be content with
a secretary.
lot Of experience Aston
eighteenth birthday Feb
ruary "a, 1897
begctng all the time said In the clipped
IL greatest handicap in Hollywood
Sat IS was q grandmother q picture called Heritage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

Her portraits make Mary Ma
gulre look juvenile, but she Al
ways seems 10 get the mother
roles In her pictures. And she has
proved herself veteran In ORA
matte parts.
am afraid play rather badly. ]
cannot sing. They never can
make me dance or sing on the
screen.
"Yes, I dance for fun. Here NJ
the studio went out and prac-
ticed with Bobby Connolly when
his girls we're rehearsing. But ]
tap rather badly. sometimes !
10 down into the Placement oil Our
APARTMENT touse and dance by
myself. II Is one my sister likes
10 do, about an Austrian woman
In q Russian prison. First she III
chained. and then che breaks her
chains. But after breaking her
chains she realizes that she B still
within stone and bars. 30 che
gradually goes mad and throws
herself again and again against
the stones.
what was that? We'll. yes. ]
guess I DO II monty Tor cxer-
che"
Always a Villain
Miw Mcguire IL trying 10 ac-
ouire slang vocabulary, but
she hasn't learned 10 swear In the
easy fashion OF nearly all Holly
wood people. ehc smokes but
never drinks. Dotes on hot dogs,
hamburgers and chile; never
thinks about diet.
gports don't interest her much.
Her father. who IL here with her,
never allowed her 10 zee a boxing
match, but he took her 10 81 wroSt"
ling exhibition q few weeks ago.
Il enjoyed IT," she said. I'm
every match there Is q villain who
u booed and n hero who IL
cheercd. Afro there we're two
wrestlsrs who bad lovely fight
with the referee"
She was dismayed by tho ac-
tiyities OF gossip columnists who
announced her engagement 70 every
young man with whom she vent 10
q night club. Not only disrnayed.
but little frightened. Since before
ChrbtnnS ehc has venuired out
only With her father. There are no
romantic attachments.
Michael whom she calls "MickJ
Mcguire " a funny kind Of ex-pug.
He buys all his daughters clothes.
She sald, HE has perfect taste -.
much better than mine. II I need a
frock for the evening ] will call him
and II will he there. Also the right
shoes ther foot size 10 ih), and Or