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Evening star., 1937-10-22
QUE ST. N.w--Furnished rooms for

10Th N.W.-Newly furnished. single,
2 rooms; home conveniences; meals
Evening star., 1937-10-22

1872 W. VA. AVE NE mo. D-LARGE
2-rm., kit. and bath apt: heat and hot
water furnished redecorated throughout
S47. 80 Two-year lease. 81 of. To in
spect. phone MR.. TOMS. Dist. 2434. Other
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

730 FOREST DRIVE, West Hyattsville.
Md.--Nice room, close to bath. new house
and furniture, inner-Spring mattress: bus
stops in front of door; employed couple.
361l 9TH. South Arlington, Va.--Wslnut
140l -J--Nicely furnished; home priv
ileges; S1S per month.
56I3 30th ST. NV single or one
double room: breakfast II desired. free
garage: reasonable. Emerson SSlS.
COLONIAL VILLAGE-Nicely furnished
room Box dd7-X Star 23'
SUBURBAN ALEXANDRIA Community
Army and Navy officials. Attractive. large,
double furnished room. private bath and
telephone. with private family in new home.
Breakfasts Quiet surroundings Desire
two ladies or married couple. References.
Phone Alexandria l302-W evenings.
Evening star., 1937-10-22

$50 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-LARGE LIVING
room. bed room. newly equipped Kitchen
dinette; gas. cleo. c.h.w.. phone; $500.
Evening star., 1937-10-22

RESEARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 Eye St
Ideal downtown location, good heat; snow
erS. comfort: SIS monthly up; board also.
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4107 CONN AVE NV. CORNER OF
Davenport st.-3 and 4 rooms, dinette.
kitchen and bath. plenty closet space :.
exposures: electric refrigeration; "A 4-hour
elevator and switchboard service. Resident
manager. Emerson $500.
Evening star., 1937-10-22
THE VIVIAN.
FOR STUDIO.

Large, beautiful room with open fire.
place; near fashionable Conn. and Mass
aves.; for dancing or music lessons: S12.60
per week. North 2163.
Evening star., 1937-10-22

SPECIAL = ATTRACTIVE AND NEW,
consisting OF spacious living room. dinette-
kitchenette. bed room. tile bath. abun-
dance OF closet and storage space; heat.
hot water. light, gas. refs. incl: reas.;
adults only Inquire at l4O6 Flower ave,
Silver SpriuR Md
Evening star., 1937-10-22

4Sls 9th ST. N.W.-THREE ROOMS,
kit., and pvt bath; newly decorated: near
car lines and buses cleo. gas. heat incl.
II 6:I3 NORTH CAPITOL ST RMS.
kitchen. bath; oil heat. gas and hot water
included: newly dec: Sf5.
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RooMs EUR. q uNEUR.

$40 ind AVE. Silver Spring-Bea utiful
ment opportunity for tenant. fun or part
time, as office help, housekeeper, machln-
lists or aircraft or air-conditiening tech
nicans. Shepherd 5I90.
333I 18th ST. NW.-Entire Bird floor. 3
rooms bath; cony, transportation. owner
private home; reasonable: couple.
2l1a o ST. NW.-Very central and
bath. Potomac COOS. "
BEST OFFER-Good-si -size front room. next
bath, 5 closets: best transportation. 5lOS
Kansas ave. NV. Open any time.
300 4th ST. N.W.-Cheerful. front. cor
ner room . closets private BATH grill
privileges, ladies or couple. Georgia 41S3.
Evening star., 1937-10-22

BASEMENT. i ROOM. KIT. SOUTH Ex-
posure; private entr.; newly dec. $50.
Adams 00l1. 1897 Kilbourne pl. NV
a54O MASS. AVE. APT. 103-EXCEP-
tional living-bed room dining room. kit.
bath. grand piano, Frisidaire; references
renuired: 81 50.
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ROOMS WANTED.

BASEMENT. suitable for use as club room,
centrally located. in white or colored
neighborhood. Decatur 5296.
REFINED. EMPLOYED WOMAN. room in
quiet pvt home; prefer near Capitol;
SIO-S15. or with privilege light cooking.
Sl5-S20; particulars, Box Ask, Star.
Evening star., 1937-10-22
ROOMS UNEURNiSKED.

HILL CREST-In new home. 3 rooms, bath
and garage: will furnish as sleeping rms.
Lincoln eS23. %.
couple. unlimited telephone; near Chevy
Chase Circle and bus line: meals and ga
rage optional. Call Adams 0612 evenings
and Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-10-22
APARTMENTS FURh. G. uhFuRh

APARTMENTS FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished. all parts OF. city and suburbs Free
cars and guides. No obligation to inspect;
pm. MR.. GILLER, a0s 10th NV 23'
ATTRACTIVE APTS.. HIGH GLASS NEIGH
borhoods: some furnished. Car available
herd 51@S
11el E CAPITOL. ST. FACING PARK
Attractive. comfortable 1 and room apis.
Quiet adults.
81 YOU ST. NV OR 3 RMS. PORCH.
second floor; southern exposure; car and
bus at corner. S.iI and $40.
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TABLE BOARD.

3733 MORRISON ST. Nw-Home cooked
meals, monthly rates Cleveland 5764.
VICINITY MASS. AVE. and 21st. near Du-
pont Circle-Wel-balau home cooked
meals. Menu changed daily. Moderate
rates. Also a few vacant rooms with board.
1912 2lst ST. NV. 24'
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BILTMORE CLUB.
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

pprcu7, 176s nSGSR r ST NY MY, ROOMS.
EQUIPMENT IN PERFECT CONDITION:
ATTRACTIVE DINING ROOMS, WITH
WELL-TRAINED. COURTEOUS WATERS;
BOARD: LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING AND
TRAY SERVICE: COUNTRY CLUB PRIVI-
LEGES; SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS:
ICAN PLAN
Evening star., 1937-10-22
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

~ nm
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
and F sts. n.w.7.1 room, kit. bath; com. com.
day. week. month. National 5425.
1915 10th ST. NW-CHOICE APT. EX-
cell location: modern. beaut.. completely
furn . rms kitchenette, bath: suitable
or 4 adults: eenttles -
SOME FREE RENT: 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
Yer: $50 Tel Met. s731 before 6 pm. 22'
10th ST. (29OO BLK.)-LADY HAVING
lovely 5-rm apt. will share with another
or rent attract. bed room; ref. Adams 2502.
1854 PARK RD. N.W.--3 ATTRACTIVE
rooms. pvt bath. c.h.w., Frigidaire: clean;
good Transportation.
45I MASS. AVE. N.W-BED R.. K.-DIN.
r.. elec. refriger alton; pvt D., c.h.w-: with
pvt fam. gas, elec.. heat incl. $40 Adults.
SOME FREE RENT ROOMS, INCL.
kitchen dinette, Ss,15 weekly; other units
o." ~ 'e''' 81.
BROOKLAND, 1928 IRVING ST. NE
. or 3 large rooms. kitchen. bath; heat.
light, gas, phone. -
MOST DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN LoCA-
tion, 1882 Eye st.-Bright.. airy. excep-
tionally well furn., Frigidaire 2 rooms,
kis. hath; rms. bath: 1-room studio apt.
1928 CALIFORNIA ST. - L1vING-BED
room, kitchen dining room, both large;
ami Suitable couple. possibly 3; S42.5
o120 ST. NV. THE CHARLOTTE-
Well-furnshed studio room and kitchen
with Frisidaire; newly decorated; Sl1
weekly. Apt. =. -----
3sI0 KANSAS AVE NW.-LARGE LIVING
room. bed room. newly equipped Kitchen
dinette; gas. cleo. c.h.w.. phone; S37.oo.
Evening star., 1937-10-22
REST-INTOWN.

S3S 5O-1321 Kenyon NV. tnesr 4tn
and Park rd)-Attractive. comfortable:
large room. nice dinette kitchen. re1riger-
ator: newly decorated. Potomac 1866.
Evening star., 1937-10-22
THE FAIRLEE,

1445 PARK RID. NV.
One room dinette. kitchen; dressing
room bath Two rooms. Kitchen; oatn
Cross ventilation; free refg.: elevator.
Evening star., 1937-10-22
ApAPTAENTs FURNISHED

1916 BURKE ST s.E.-CoMPLETELY
furnished 3-room apt; light. heat, gas.
phone and Electrolux included. Lincoln
2321-W.
Evening star., 1937-10-22
THE CLELAND.
THE ALTON,

31SR I. AVE NE
large rms. kitchen. din, bath shower
Cozy. bright new bldg. Adults only.
Evening star., 1937-10-22

iS45 ONTARIO PL, mr.. 18th and Col. rd.-
Large. warm room; in clean. quiet hohie'
D,o C0l 54-0
Evening star., 1937-10-22

So. so.
8 Rooms. Dinette. Foyer. Kit. Porch.
Elec Refs 35 Fulford.
25lS 18th St. NV.
$4,000.
No 2. Deronda-2 r.. K. b. Foyer.
1922 ] 5th St NV. Downtown.
So so.
2R.. K. and Bath--906 L NV.
Refrigeration Downtown.
w. P. LOCKWOOD. l4I0 H NV. ~
I443 E. CAPITOL ST-5 r. AND B.. $40.
363 X St. SW-5 r. and B.. S24.
HENRY SCHAFFERT.
Evening star., 1937-10-22

corner 18th st.-Bed-liv rm.. kit; cb.w.
Electrolux. heat. light. gas furn.; S33 mo.
Evening star., 1937-10-22

TORONTO. goth and p n.w.-Desirable
room single for employed lady; SO IN
Evening star., 1937-10-22

l435 POTOMAC AVE S.E-2nd-FLOOR
apartment absolutely private, completely
furnished: large living room, tiled BATH
large bed room double bed: incioSeo.
screened sleeping porch, twin beds; mod
ern. newly equipped kitchen: Silverware,
linen: concrete garage: block from Pa. ave.
cars blocks from Navy Yard. IA blocks
from Capitol Suitable for 3 adults: gem
tiles only: references exchanged. sT5
month. Inspection by appointment invited.
Lincoln 3I0q-M
Evening star., 1937-10-22

THOMAS CIRCLED, Iroouois, Apt. 30S-
Attractive fur. room, = in family; no other
Evening star., 1937-10-22

2136 X ST. NV.
Large studio apartments with Kitchen
cites. just redecorated. Light and gas
free Well heated. Available at once;
S6 and 81 weekly. Met. 1904.
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
One. two and three room apartments.
1924 l1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-10-22

1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE, Apt. 502-
Front. newly furnished. near bath, shower.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
TOM BOYS STEAL
 BURLESQUE
Three Girton Girls Thrill Jacques Audience in
 Hair=Raising Act

The Three Girton Girls, tom boys on wheels, steal the spotlight on this weeks burlesque, "Steppin' Stars" !" at Jacques theater. The novelty act is one of the best the independent wheel has offered Waterbury since the first show the second week of September.
 The Girton Girls certainly earn their money in their breath taking stunts which include bicycle riding as only one out of thousand would attempt, acrobatic tumbling, danc- ing and slap-jack comedy.
 Bubbles" Yvonne, veteran spe- cialty artist, scores triumphantly in her return to the Brass City while Gladys Mccormack is second to her in that line. Pretty Aileen Dale, singer, dancer and straight woman to the comedians, pleases in her various numbers while Madaline Moore, coloratura soprano, and smiling Rose Heatherly, petite dancer, draw rounds of applause. The comedy is well taken care of by Sam Raynor in the leading role who also ofiiciates capably as master of ceremonies. Raynor is given great assistance by Harry Fields, Billy DeShon and Jules Diamond.
 The program this week follows: Opening-O. K. Toots-McCormack, Dale, Altee, DeShon and Girls. Scene ....... .Raynor and Briscoe Number ......... Dale and Girls Scene - Movie Stars - Fields, De- Shon, Dale, Moore, Mccormack. Dance Unit DeShop, Heatherly, Moore and Girls.
 Speciality ......... Jules Diamond Scene-Cleopatra-Raynor, Briscoe, Dale, DeShon.
 Strip .................. Mccormack Scene - Hypnotist-Fields. DeShon, Dale.
 Ballet-Moore, Heatherly and Girls Scene-Ice Cream-Raynor, Briscoe
 Dale, Altee.
 Number-Ain't Misbehavin' .. Girls Strip ..............Bu Bubbles Yvonne Opening-Chicago Girls l LAcllC-SdDuAC NOLIlDdLly Song-Shake Your Head ..... Dale Pushing the Clouds Away ... Girls Scene-Infirmary-Raynor, Briscoe
 Mccormack
 NuIlDcr .Glrls Scene - Now We Collect - Fields
 Dale. Mccormack, DeShon, Altee strip .................. Mccormack Ballet-a. Would You
 Moore and Girls
 b. Dance ...... .Heatherly
 c. Respire .......... Moore Scenc-Cut Up and Blooding-Ray-
 nor, Briscoe, Dale, Mccormack
 Altee.
 Strip ..........B Bubbles Yvonne Finale-Entire Company-Introduc
 tory ................ Raynol
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
CHURCH CIRCLE
 STAGES SUPPER
St. PauI's M. E. Women Expect to Serve Big
 Crowd Thursday

The Missionary Circle of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church will offer Q clam cl1owder supper at the church on East Farms street Thursday evening from to 7:3O o'clock.
 Mrs. Cora Plant will be in charge of the kitchen, assisted by Mrs. Mary Fudge, Mrs. Henry Kuntz and Mrs. George Wedge. The supply room will be supervised by Mrs. Robert Bulk, assistde by Mrs. Davis Wood and Mrs. Walter Oldroyd. Mrs. H. M. Sutherland will be in charge of tickets while the dining room will be handled by Mrs. Dwight Seaver, Mrs. William Magee, and Barbara Weber.
 The waitresses will be Doris Manson, Laura Seaver and Vivian and Dorothy Mae Miller. The pub- lie is cordially invited to attend the supper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
PRISONERS GET COMFORT

Regina, Sask. (UP) = Guards at the city jail here were ordered to wear rubber-heeled shoes because prisoners complained they made too much noise, disturbing their sleep.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

two young alumni of the Vir- ginia Military Institute who have taken their martial alma mater over the hurdles in a humorous expose. Under George Abbott's infallible direction, it romps across the stage of the Biltmore without a breathing spell, for the laughs are continuously forthcoming.
 But before going any further, 1t should be noted that Brother Rat" at military school is a palsy walsy nickname for every under graduate, and every undergradu- ate in Brother Rat" needs a pal before the play is over. For, out of barracks, the cadets are ardent Romeos and their girl friends are worth a breach of discipline when the O. D. isn't looking. Naturally, these armorous alliances, between drills and examinations, lead to complications. There is nothing MT. Abbott likes better than com- plications.
 He has also proven his genius again for discovering fresh faces and talent. The newcomers in Brother Rat" are Wyn Cahoon, Eddie Albert, Kathleen Fitz and from Hollywood MT. Abbott has drafted Frank Albertson for his initial Broadway venture. Per- haps Warner Brothers will call these young players to the pie ture that they will eventually make of Brother Rat"
 r ESS successful in a busy week A of play producing were Days to Come" and "In the Bag" Days to Come is the second drama by Lillian Hellman, author of the sensationally uccesful 1.-The Chil- dren's Hour" and it deals with the brutal elements of a labor war when the strike breakers arrive to take things over. It also deals with three of four other subjects and the result is intellectual confusion ... Tn the Bag" is a comedy about the show business which, ap- parently, hasn't taught the author of Tn the Bag" much.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
MOvies Playing
 Today
PoLI'S

An irresistible blend of merriment and mystery with all the entertain Ing points of its predecessor, and numerous new ones, After the Thin Man." starring Myrna Loy and William Powell at Polls is sequel ko '~The Thin Man." which M-G-M produced in response to your de- 1nand, and there Is no doubt 1t picks up in high where the original opus left off. to
 An excellent supporting cast in- eludes James Stewart, Elissa Landi, and Asta, the intelligent wire-haired terrier which played a clever part an .sThe Thin Man"
 The new story presents the ace detective as he returns from New York to his home in San Francisco 10 abandon sleuthing activiteis for ever. But the first thing that in- terests him is an Al mystery, with another series of irresistible adven- lures. :.
 The story carries up into the aris- tocratic heights of Mob Hill in the city of the Golden Gate and de- scends into the spicy atmosphere of Chinatown, with the solution never til sight until the very end.
 In short After the Thin Man" is Q very worthy successor to the first Sensational picture.
 And Polls second feature picture presentation is an amazing drama. Braving hate, defying fear, fighting for love fiercely and sinister dan- gers that threaten their very lives Warner Baxter and June Lang rise to even greater dramatic heights in their new screen hit White Hunter.
 Crowned by the outstanding per- formance of the stars and an im- pressive supporting cast including Gail Patrick and George Haskell it depicts driving drama charged with the menace of savage passions Wednesday night there1l be a de- 1ightful stage presentation of five tnimitable vaudeville acts, direct from Broadway, of gorgeous danc- ing and glorious singing. And with matchless Freddie Hall and his clever proclivities it will be an ex- traordinary treat.
 Thursday night therell be another popular Giant Screeno Party" tc which has been added, an over- flowing Treasure Jack Pot" provid- ing one hundred and fifty reasons for you to come to play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
STRAND

Performances this evening mark your last opportunity to see Three Men On a Horse" and "The Case of the Black Cat, current attrac- tions at Warner Brothers Strand theater.
 Tomorrow brings Joan Crawford with Clark Gable in Love On the Run"
 Here's another triumph by W. S. Van Dyke-the man who recently gave us "The Devil Is a Sissy and that long list of unforgettable ad- venture pictures-"His Brother $ WifO''-"Rose Marie"-"San Fran cisco" o"-and SO many others.
 Love on the Run" is the story of an American heiress whose mil lions are backed with millions-and . Yankee newspaper correspondent in Europe who wins her. He doesn't know a thing about airplanes or women, but he ies ship and utters the heart of a lovely woman in this mad adventure of spy intrigue and romance.
 You'll like Clark Gable better
 
 than ever as the hard-boiled re- porter on a tough assignment-and Joan Crawford looks like compo- site of all the beautiful heroines you've ever seen. Franchot Tone, her husband in private life, is an- other newspaper man in the pic ttre.
 Love on the Run" will give you a thrill at every step and laugh with every thrill!
 No wonder the other side stopped scoring in the championship pole match-they had to hold their sides roaring at this crowned prince o1 polo's mad mallet-wielding in the looniest chuckle-filled chuckers you've ever laughed at.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
BANK NIGHT TOMORROW
 NIGHT AT STATE THEATER

Another week has rolled by and tomorrow brings another gala Bank Mite" party to Warner Brothers State theater.
 Were you present last Wednes- day evening? If you were you saw a local girl presented with three hundred and fifty "iron-men" repre- senting the contents of the Bank" to date. She made good use of our adage "It's better to be in at tendance than to have wished you had" and was she happy when her name was announced from the stage!
 Who will it be tomorrow night? The only way you can play safe" is to be on hand when the fun starts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
New York Stage Letter That Roar Of Broadway?
 It's Outlaws You Hear!
BY GEORGE ROSS
YEA Service Stan Correspondent

NEA Service Stan Correspondent NEW YORK, Jan. 5 = " When George s. Kauf- man and Moss Hart put their heads together for an antic farce, Broadway can expect a play full of pleasant daffiness.
 You Can't Take It With You" the latest creation of the team that put out once in a Lifetime" |" is about as daft-and as deft-as farce can be when assembled by a pair of expert showmen.
 In the mad family, residing up on Morningside Heights. where You Can't Take It With You" takes place, there are Grandpa, who retired from business thirty years ago and is relaxing by bag ing snakes in Westchester; Mama, who decided to become 8 play wright when a secondhand type writer was delivered by mistake to the house; her husband, who manufactures firecrackers in the CelldT, MT. Oc GIAuld, tLlc lCcIHdu who came to deliver ice eight years ago an decided to settle down in the madcap domicile; Es- sic, who is studying for the Rus sian ballet and her ballet instruc- tor, a bearded Russian who si easily insulted - and an asort- ment of other genial, lovable looms who are convinced that nor nal people ought to be placed in the Observation Ward.
 For three clamorous acts, these congenial commoners, played to the hilt by Josephine Hull, Paula Trueman, Frank Wilcox, Frank Conlan, George Tobias and Mar got Stevenson among others, turn the rostrum topsy- -turvy in a suc- cession of laughs.
 DROADWAY'S second recent hit -D is Brother Rat" comedy by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

COME 400 years ago. the Moham- medan drove the Buddhist from the land of Java. In the wake of the invaders lay the ruins of many magnificent temples. But few they overlooked. and one has remained to this day, saved by the heavy growth of the jun- gle that crept over it.
 It is the Borobudur near Djokja, really an Indian monument to the Gautama Buddha, some say the greatest of all. It was built between 760 and $50 A. D., and , in 1t is the history of the Buddha jn 432 images.
 The story goes that, when the invaders came in the 18th cen- tury. a wise man of Buddha called all the devoted about him, and they covered the temple deep in earth. Plant life grew on the mound, and the Mohammedans 7 passed 1t by unheeded.
 That may be only legend, but the Borobudur today is the shrine of many pilgrim in Java. Its picture is shown on a stamp issued for the Dutcla Indies, by the Meth erlands. in l93O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

furter, hamhurgers Q Ia Craw- ford. 9nitty's Diner, just up the street from the Trocaderos-(Ady) Local Girl Now c Helen Broderick is building a farm home near Van Nuys. Well come to our midst. Miss Broederick. Preston Foster also Is building one of the finest houses around here. Four lightning rod sale5nen have been out to see Preston already.
 George Brent is another actor who is getting back to the land. He bought a 12-acre ranch near Enclne, hut doesn't expect to raise much besides maybe some dogs and garden truck.
 
 Fredric March of here, was a recent passenger on No. 6 for New York, where his wife is play-acting under the name of Florence Eldridge. : Janet Gaynor has been on the ail- ing list on account of flu, but is about all right again. Nice girl, Janet.
 The days are getting longer, but Simone Simon, one of Daryl Zan- uck's hired girls, says she is sorry because that means the nights are getting shorter.
 Sheep dogs, waffles, antiques, eating apples, rose cuttings, live bait, carpenter work, tourists acc cOmmodated-at the Eward Everett Horton place. Drive out route from Encino, or phone 7S ring 2. --(Adv.)
 Sure looks like prosperity is com ing to these parts. Fred MacMurray a hired man on the Paramount place has bought two automobiles. George Raft bought limousine and Dick Arlen is spending $17,000, we hear for a car. And Bob Cummings k dickering for flying machine.
 Less than 300 shopping days
 till Christmas!
 Congressman Bankhead's daugh- ter, Tallulah, was still Hollywood visitor as we were going to press. A popular girl, Tallulah, and there are many who hope she will be able tc get work out here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

Hollywood. notes: There has been an awful lot of rain late ly, washing out the gardens of peo- pie living in the canyons. Ann Stems house is still sliding down hill and she is thinking about nov ing to hotel in the city.
 Greta Garbo, an actress, is on the ailing list.
 The Young Peoples We'd nesday Culture and Elbow Bending society will have its next meeting at the home of Robert Cummings. Refreshments will be served and Carole Lombard will read a paper entitled "The Moving Picture as Moral Influence"
 The local calaboose has a new coat of paint. It still has some ten ants left over from the holidays.
 Found: A yellow, 12-cylinder
 roadster on the Mulh0lland high
 way. Owner can have same by
 identifying it and paying for this
 ad.
 Next Thursday, if clear, there will be a hog-calling contest and oaroe-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

Of course there vii be another Good Will Chest" which holds good fortune and profit for twelve patrons who attend, as well as all the rest of the excitement and thrills attendant each Wednesday night at the State.
 On the screen blue-ribbon twin feature entertainment headlined by More Than a Secretary" (another hit in the same vein as "Theodora Goes Wild") starring Jean Arthur and George Brent also Bengal Tiger" with Barton MacLane, June Travis, Warren Hull and Satan, the most ferocious man-eating Bengal tiger in captivity.
 Plan right now to make the State your "Wednesday night date".