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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13
WHuMANIlC CLUB ENTERTAINED HERE
FrancO-Americans Stage Special Entertainment
 for Visiting Groups

The Fanco.American Social Club oe waterbury was host to the oGn~ osFa of the Civic end Social Uiun ok WilllmAntic yesterday afternoon. A dinner was served t0 the viSstoEe ana offleials oe the local social club and c we'll planned program ok indoor sDcgts was observed throughout the afternoon and evening. Althopgh most oe the members of tho olupN bowling leagues, men and women, were at @0tth Norwalh bowling spees ial matches with tho French Clup oe that city several hundred meme berS of the club were present to witness the activities which were taking place in every part os the club hoama,
 The, local club was victorious in All the games with the exception 0t the card tournaments. At South NcEwalk the girls league won all their games but the men were de- | feated,
 Arthur Noel. president of the local club was personally In charge oi yesterdays activities assisted by . reception committee consisting ot Mrs. Wtlfrsd Bernier. Mrs. Helen CamblguA Mr. end Mrs. Louis Le. clerc. AErs. Luctenne DesAulniezs Wilfred Brodeur, Edward Noel, F. x. AouiRard end Luciea TFepanier Those attending ct the dinner were: From WillimAntic. Attorney Harry Gaaan0hAr. ,IlAlieM WNakefoNille. Yregis dent of the WillimantiC Civic and eocial Club; Mr. end Mrs. George Couture. MT. end Mrs. Wilfred Cou- ture. N. Roberee. Michel Oaron, Amil 0agnon, Peter Theriault, MT. and Mrs. Felix 0amanche, Alex 0aIniellard, Joseph Weller, Mss Lena Weller, Norbert Matt Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Oamanohe, Elgtde purAnt, N. Lamontagne, Leo Bon. nia, N. Liberty and Mrs. o. Artogl. officials of the local club were; President Arthur Noel, Conrad A. Baril, Dr. Edgar o. Adams, William e. Doucette, Romeo Dumouchell, EUloge A. Delage, Roderic Adams and Joseph o. HAxpin. The members who howled for the club, winning over their Willimantic opponents by c total pin fall of 6A were: Daniel Manseau, Joseph Narpin, Leo Hainel Rosaire Dion, Wilfred Brodeur and Alfred Velllette.
 President Arthur Noel accepted the visiting clubs invitation to 70 to Willimantio for c similar visit after the New Year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13
Legal NOtices
NOTICE,
ORDER oE NOTICE

ORDER OF NOTICE
 VIVIAN GtsEClglIsA, of Waterbury, FRED cREcHrxX. sOrmerly of said
 Waterbury, but now of parts un. sTATE T1AHSE"i or CONNECTICUT, NEW
 HAVEN COUNTY, ys. Waterbury,
 tiPoN VTyRh 4; Nc;o5MPpff.HiNT 5 of tho said VIVIAN GKECHfKA, praying for reasons therein set forth for . divorce and custody .oS minor chlls dren, made returnAble before the Superior Court An and for New ASS; US US" .SS SSSuNs sS. 4 Ss S Ss s' found 6y the subucFIbins authority that the said defendant has gone Co parts unknown: therefore,
 ORDERED. That notice of the pendency of said. complaint De glven by pubiIahing this order h the Eve: in said Waterbury,. three days sue. positively, commeu6ing on or before the 18th day of December, AID. a0S7, by some proper officer who, with hlA dolngs thereon indorsed, shall make NS' GEORGE II. FREEMAN.
 Clerk of the euPeSior CCurs xor New Haven County at WNeerpury' STATE oE y,,!;:2 C92NNIEsCy1TsEcuT. \ G0uN.
 bury. December sth, IeS7.
 The above and foregoing ia . true and attested copy of the original order of N0tices In my hands Tor publication.
 ~ FRANK NC CAIN. 12.10.1i.19.St Deputy ehsriH.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13
STRAND

Something breath -tAkingly new in screen entertainment B Walter Wanger's "Voeues Of ieSo" at War. ner Brothers strand theater today and tomorrow. It offers screen au- dienceS Q prevlew of next years vogues in fashions, fun, girls, music and Teehnioolor.
 This ray musical stars Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett at tho head of an imposing cast including Helen Vinson, Mischa Auer, Alan Mowbray, Jerome Cowan, Marjorie Qateson, Dorothy McNulty, Alma Kruger, Polly RowloS, and the Wall ter Wonger Models-"the most pho. tographed sirls in tho world,"- whose beauty and shapelinsss the producer has framed in style csea- tions from three famous designers, and furs and jewels valued at 4l,. 000,000. Omar Kiam, Helen Taylor and Irene are responsible for the closely-guarded style creations.
 Reproduced on sound stages were the El Morocco and Cotton Clubs, the Rainbow Room in RockefelleE Center, cocktail hara and ballrooras of several swank hotels, Madison Square Garden during the Horse Show, "Eashion Row" on Fifth Ave- nue and New York and Boston the. Aters.
 Tho oosnpanion features presents Cesar Romero and Phyllis Brooks in s'Dangerously Yours". Wednesday brings shirley Temple with Jean Hersholt h "lleidi"; also Jack Haley and Ann eothern In Danger. Love at Work".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13
NOTICE

Sealed proposals for the purohase of the Following propertieg will be received by the Board of Aldermen cember 18th, 1897, whore they VII eS sS. opened l,onsS In public at . meeting o' '"i |. SS 4 Certain piece or parcel .el land situated on the northeriy side lot No. 20 on Map of Genital Park 'YSSsssSsrly-,4o ,ss ,sss. en lot NS,. N, &; .
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 meriy of Booth and Welton;
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 The Board reserves the right Co reject any or all bids.
 ,... H,'''''joH JOHN P. ylrsMAyR,ss;.; x;.1 BE-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13

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 nA1isGSxAlFis.A lESiEsAEiss iass SSf wxHsSpSEI wxassspuSy, sx$$Sss$ss ss ss;ss IsS ssS:s !:;;s; on said Estate. .as per appllcat Hon on IA lS MSEs fIiy Syyt apg,ssa.s ipa,s bo oSSdi'd heard ana dsiefminsd at ths Probate office ln. Waterbury, in said District, on tho ieth day of Pecefn. Ss GSss fcr!Roo E: ss.andSsS iS;i. rlSsSs tanS that notice be given of the pendency Of said epRiiss tIcn snS. s,e sne i,~e n,.Ss agS IishinE tho same one time ii some newspaper having q ejaculation !n said P Di1ssict. .a z: n, S cE gaas before the i0sh
 EDWARD J. SHAWN.
 i2.13.1t Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13
STATE

The beautiful Technicolor produc. ton of the famous Robert Louis eteyenson novel "Ebb Tide, c movs inR drama of the seq. is to be enc loved today and tomorrow at War. nor Hrother's state theater where it heads c brilliant double feature pfo' gram. .A
 character actor, Oscar Homolka, tfl his first American picture. Me lives up to expectation in the juicy role Of captain Thofbecke, Q broken sec captain who has lest his ship and popers through drunkenness. He has the knack of making even the worthless ThofbeCke c lkeable char- acter. His supporting cast is moFe than the name implies, since It inc ciudes Frances Farmer, Ray MiI' land, Lioyd Nolan and Barry gttz. gerald of the Abbey Players os Dublin.
 Niiiand and Miss Farmer supply the romantic interests Of the tale. Their love story is . strange one, ZOE GAaAlNuO " 0 gONgsaSVA.sSA assNsas' of lIolmOlka's. while Miss Farmer is tho orphaned daughter Of . sea captain, who meets him while he and 1somcika gre planning to steal her ship. The antagonisfn Of the two is slowly changed to . coils radeiy feeling co they 60 through several narrowing experienceg to. gether. When they arc ct last re- leased from the danger that threat. ons them; they realize that they are
 Wednesday brings that glOriolis new lit "M6rrys Q0.R Round or Iegg" with Bert Lahr, Jimmy @Av0, silly MOuse, Alice Brady and Mieclia Auer. -aiI top flight comedians. Enc co-featlire will be 'Tlae Lady yl9hts Dack~ with Irene lisrvey sne Kant TayioF.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13
BY PAUL HARRISON

NEA Service stan Correspondent
 Hollywood-It's Q striking colnol- dence that "Stage Door," which deelt with the lives and struggles of Q lot of young actresses looking for Q break, has provided 0 break for five of tho little-known girls who appeared In 1t.
 Of course 1t wasn't all oolnci- denee; I don't want to belittle a swell job of casting, Nevertheless stage Door" seems to have done more for more people than any oth- or picture made hero since the screen found its voice.
 Gucille Ball had been around Hol. lyWood four years. Just around. Worked In 70 pictures, but In small parts. Everybody liked her; every body said that Ball girl was sure to 20 places, and that opportunity would be along any time now. These reMsSurAnees didnt make her happy, for she was ambitious.
 A fairly meaty comedy role in "ThAt 0irl From Paris" looked like .hor first real chance, but the pio- ture didn't attract much attention. Then came her portrayal of the wise-eraoking chorus girl in stage Door," Miss Ball was called Into the front office and saw her eon- tract torn up. Then they handed her Q new one, with an imposing increase in salary. Her next picture on the road to stardom $ "Hroad- way After Midnight"
 
 Raised the Ante
 Phyllis Kennedy is an ex-ehorus girl who three years ago suffered Q broken back. Even after yegalning her health, the going was tough un- til Ginger Rogers got her Q place h the RKO Little ,Cheater where players are trained (And where Qinger's mother, Mrs. Lela Rogers, iS tho coaoh).
 Miss Kennedy did well in a farce, and Mrs. Rogers urged Director Gregory La Cava to test her for tho comedy part of the hoartling-house slavery In stage Door,"
 At that time Miss kenndy gladly would have signed for $7b Q week. Q part in "Vivaeious Lady"
 Tn her first two pictures, Ann Mil- Tor was just . hetter.than-average hoofer. Tn stage Door" she started out to Do the dancing partner of Miss Rogers.
 But most of the dancing was cut out ot the picture, and 1t then was realized that the Miller kid could act So they lot her do that.
 Next came . straight part in Having Wonderful Time" And now she has been named aS femi- nine lead In "Radio City Revels." Nice going. e,st stock Went Up
 Remember Eve Arden, tho girl with the oats That was Q small role in stage Door," but she mado 1t % outstanding that . much big. ger one was waiting for her ia Having Wonderful Time" She had had varied experience In stock com. panies, but not much luck in Holly- wood.
 "stage Door" also opened the way from disfavor Co triumph for An. droA Leeds. She had refused on assignment as the gold. digger in "Woman Chases Man." Didn't think it suited her. Samuel Gold. wyn suspended her forthwith and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13

REgTAURANT FOR sALE--w Wei established and doing good biisi- ness. Will sacrifice to quick buyer. Tel. 3.O000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DIS. fSSBArS coJkF,, iDses%6si 7iS' EySSTfATr OF RosINA MENdEs, iatss .n's. SE ths t2wr 2vns Of ofa Waterbury in The Court of Probate for the. Dis: t!!ct Of WeterburX, hath limited end ,d hereof for the creditors of said es' ... sS .hs nos. tsis Ss S .ss:t fG, tS 1st: Sss sent tHcIy 9ccounts, properly at. barred . recovery. Ali persons In: debted to said estate are requested to make ir's.ge1late payment t2
 TGREist NxTIoNAL BANK.
 Administrator
 Dy THOMAS T MOORE,
 12s1O-St Trust Officer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13

AUTOOYRo LANDS LIKE CHUTE
 Bremen, Germany (UpJ-A new autogyro which stands still in the air, starts and lands vertically, and ls described as crash-proof, has been tried out by the Tocke-Wuif Air. craft Company here. it is said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13
Employment
Mel, Wanted

WANTED-YoUNo MAN WITH SOME EXPERIENCE IN SIGN LETTERING AND WINDOW TRIMMING FOR PERMANENT POSITION WITH PROGRESSIVE RETAIL FIRM. BOX D 9 c/o DEMOCRAT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13
Automobiles
ls Service statlonA Repairing

FOR QUICK ROAD SERVICE on Tires, Batteries and ignition Trou. bic. Call S.6006. Batteries recharge cd, soc without service. SOMMA AUTO SUPPLY. 2St 200 East Main H&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-13
NOTICE!

A hssging pn A the p, sppii:,atIonn, tI!on, ,,S Si | <: :. .:: 3 E; ;s: ;sy! i :;1' s 5; hSHa hs;H4a or wcnGs.y Deg z; sS, iSs5 s,;,,s.' ss ctiysv ffsii, Wnsssbsry. scs s'IE EESnssctiSSt. t. q. .RFovl1Sd by General statute.
 TRANK iKAYEs 1ssto.et Mayor.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12
Davies Film Is
EorIe's Next

Marion Davies, who is invari-
ably at her best in light, whimSi-
cal comedy, has q role particu.
Larry suitable in the new Cosmo.
politan production, Ever Since
Eve" which opens Friday at the
Earle Theater.
Marion shares honors with Rob
ert Montgomery, popular leading
man, in this new Warner Bros.
release. Others in the cast in.
clude such funmakerS as Frank
McHugh. Patsy Kelly, Louise Fa.
zenda, Allen Jenkins, Marcia Raj.
ston and Carol Hughes. Lloyd
Bacon directed, and the story
concerns a beautiful stenographer
who employs any number Of tricks
to avoid the attention of her en-
ployerS-until she goes to work
for Robert Montgomery, a novel
list, who soon penetrates her dis
euise.
On the stage, Buster Shaver,
with Olive and George, tiny stars
Of stage and screen, will headline
a program Of vaudeville entertain.
ment. Tip, Tap and Toe, present
ing Rhythm Rhymes; Clifford
and Marion, late comedy stars Of
White Horse Inn," and Duval,
the International Conjurer,"
will round out the program.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12
"SmiIin' Thru"
AtMonument

One Of Americas most beloved
dramas "Smilin' Thru" made
famous by Jane Cowl, Norma
Talmadge and Norma Shearer,
in past years, and made locally
famous last season by the Black
friars Guild, at the National
Sylvan Theater in the Washing
ton Monument Grounds, will
again be the offering of the
Blackfriars at the Monument,
tomorrow night at $50, pre-
coded by a half hour festival
concert by the Washington Gas
Light Company Employees Band,
at 8 p. m.
With a cast Of outstanding
Blackfriars, under the expert
direction Of Mary Crowley, this
drama will be exquisitely staged
and acted, Nell orion, Margaret
Myers, Marguerite Nordstrom,
Dorothy Davidson, being the
ladies in the cast; and Stephen
Trodden again enacting the
leading dual role, aided and
abetted by Arthur Van, Edgar
Kloten, and Gordon Potter.
A lovely garden in the old
pre-war and postwar period is
the scene of the play, and the
Blackfriars technical staff has
done a fine job in setting the
scene for the actors.
In case Of inclement weather,
Tuesday. the play will be given
Wednesday evening.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12
RED SHELTON, ACROBAT
Jack Ookie Getting Laughs at
Keith's in "Super-SIeuth

Jack Oakie Is growing so fat
he can soon impersonate one of the
Powers trained elephants without
makeup.
The extra poundage hasn't han.
dicapped his power to win laughs.
Ha-ha-ha. He is still the supreme
kidder and in his new feature at
Keith's, Super Sleuth," he has
turned his Glowing towards Holly
wood, all of its pomp and works.
Specifically he satirizes the su.
per-detectives of screen and radio
who are generally manufactured in
a mould much smarter than the
local police departments.
Oakie is the celluloid pursuer
Of crime and criminals who is al.
ways ahead of the local. author.
tiles, who spoofs at their sluggard
methods and who finally Is con,
fronted with Q real murder and
asked to solve it by some of the
things that have made Willard
Martin q super-sleuth.
=, Now this was a story idea that
might have been knockout. That
it turns out to be skim milk, rather
than cream. is due to the faltering
development by the studio authors
1t exposes a few Hollywood
studio secrets to compound inter
est, but much of the time Coined
ian Oakie is left pretty much to
his own resources as laugh
maker.
Ann Sothern is chief of the stu.
dos publicity bureau and does
her very best with a role that is
skimpily written. Eduoard Clan,
nelli, Robert Emmett O'Connor,
Edgar Kennedy, and Joan Wood
bury play the other principal roles.
The supplementary program in
cludes a new March of Time, high.
lighting the Hawaiian Islands as
The Washington times., 1937-07-12
(Copyrisht, 1887, by international
News Service)

Lionel Barrymore is recovering
from a wrenched hip, and can
now take a few steps. He will re
turn to work in about five weeks.
Haircuts make a difference.
Nelson Eddy is wearing a regula-
ton West Point trim for his role
in "Rosalie," and looks quite mill
tary, a distinct departure from
the romantic name" he grew for
"Maytime."
An interesting reunion was held
by Mitchell Lewis and DR.. Harry
HenneSsy, q studio visitor, who
had not seen each other since both
were Army officers overseas dur"
ing the war. Director Clarence
Brown is experimenting with a
225-mile-an-hour plane and may
buy it. Sound Expert Douglas
Shearer is trying for the title OF
the worlds greatest commuter by
flying four times weekly to his
ranch near San Diego.
Commentator Pete Smith is
recovering from an appendectomy
Robert Benchley has been
asked to judge two baby contests
Madame Galli-Curci Is i'm
pressed with the singing Of Charles
Igor CORN. james Stewart will
stay another week at Ensenada,
Mex, with his mother and sister
Rita johnson, in her first game
of golf, got hit in the head with
a ball at the third tee, and quit. {.
Sophie Tucker saw the races at
Del Mar.
Fashion Item: Betty Furness
has the record for the largest
design used in print dresses so far
this summer in Hollywood. She
wore o sports frock of orange
linen background with a white
tulip design, the tulip being one
foot in length.
Frank Morgan distributed a
limit catch of trout lilly Losch
cannot resist Vienna pastry :. Z.
Robert Montgomery has purchased
a set of special steel sabers for
course in duelling. Another fam
Gus European singer, Llona
Hajmassy, has been lured to Holly
wood. .Luise Rainer won't gargle
or take inhalations for q sore
throat unless Studio Nurse Lea
Ricco joins her Clark Gable got
a letter from o fan who said he't
worn out the seat of his pants
watching Gable pictures. Joan
The Washington times., 1937-07-12
'Zendo' Opens
Tonight

When the Roadside opens its
third production of the season to-
night, the stage of the barn the
alter will be peopled by as famous
company of characters as ever
made q play truly great. There
will be Rudolf RaSsendyll. Rupert
Of HentZau Rudolf the Fifth OF
Rurintania, Princess Flavia, the
Black Elphberg, and a host Of
others in The Prisoner of Zenda."
A man of action, of fearless dar-
ing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is Ru-
dolf RasSendyll, picturesque and
romantic hero Of Anthony Hopes
famous story. E. H. Sothern,
Francis Hackett, Lewis Stone
made him live on stage and
screen. In the Roadside produc-
ton, Richard Kreuzberg, hero of
last summers Arizona" will play
the dual role of RasSendyl and
Rudolph the Fifth of Ruritania.
For a heroine, who could prefer
other than the beautiful Princess
Flavia, betrothed to the monarch,
loving the English adventurer, yet
strong enough to sacrifice her
happiness for that of her country.
Virginia True, whose excellent per-
formances in Around the World
in 80 Days" Arizona" Among
the Moonshiners," and THE
Wizard of the Wave" made her
one of RoadSide's most popular
leading ladies. will impersonate
Flavia.
Another strong feminine char
acter is that of Antoinette de
Mauban, torn between her love
for the villainous Prince Michael
and her horror at the crime ne
commits. In Arizona" and "Sher-
lock Holmes" Betty Gray revealed
her talent for strongly dramatic
roles, and as Antoinette she will
undoubtedly enhance her reputa-
ton.
In the roles of those two loyal
officers, Colonel Sapt and Fritz
Won Tarlenheim, will be j. Ed
mond Veitch and Ralph Fowler,
veterans of many Roadside offer
ings. Ranged opposite them in
the struggle for a kingdom will be
Lawrence Beckerman as Prince
Michael, the Black Elphberg, and
Michael Mcknight as the daShing
Rupert of Hentzau.
Also in the cast will be Ralph
Patton, Edward Hopper, Merrill
Hansen, Jerry Hess, Gerald Flood.
Mimi Norton, Betty Rice. Betty
Mccormick. Betty Leggitt, Charles
GrunWell and Karl Gay.
The Washington times., 1937-07-12

Crawford and FIanchot Tone have
been taking a noontime dip IN the
ocean at nearby Playa Del Rey for
q week without being noticed.
A friend Of Pat oBrien owns
a race horse and told Pat: MY
horse was in a bad spill. He re-
covered physically but hasn't over
come the mental hazard. When
he does, look out"
Thanks for the tip" said
Pat. whenever he runs I'll bet
on another horse"
A use for old oil from the crank.
cases has been suggested by Frank
McHugh. He says he's working on
a sprayer to attach to the front
of small boats.
"When the sea gets rough"
he explains, turn the oil loose
through the Sprayer. Everybody
knows oil will calm stormy
waters"
Adolphe Menjou also explains
somethtng-the bright saying,
THE Real Mccoy"
Its SCOTCH" he says, "and re-
ferS to the chief Of the clan,
Mckay. One of the most power
full in Scotland years ago. The
Mckay of the McKays' was OF
course head man and the say.
ing means the chief or the :.
boss or the real thing 1t degen-
Grated into the real Mckay and
then to its present incorrect
form, the real Mccoy"
Lucien Hubbard went buffalo
hunting on Catalina Island, and
what is more, the Paramount pro.
Queer found a herd Of bison!
Twelve years ago Hubbard
brought II head Of buffalo from
Yellowstone Park to Hollywood fol
scenes in the "Thundering Herd.
He had no further need for the
snorting, unmanageable bison
Neither had any member Of the
cast, so Hubbard donated them
to William Wrigley and his Gaia
lima Island.
The animals, protected by
island authorities, have increased
until the herd is more than double
its original size.