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BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate:
rials at bargain prices from hundreds Of
wrecking jobs reconditioned and neatly
npsI toI your eSSy sedecL!UI c. , ~
Youll save time as well as money by COM
ing to any Of our four yards.
HECH1NGER CO.. Used Material DeptS.
18th & II SITS NE 9th & c SITS. W.
69n5 Ga Ave wv 1909 Nichols S E.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEWRTTERs-Underwood. ROYAL, Smith,
S22 30; Corona portable; Remington, Sl5.
TYPEWRTTERs. adding machines and
other business, machines OF all makes.
rebuilt and fully guaranteed. Washing
ton 3 largest selection and lowest prices.
United" Sl3 14th St NV. National 6OG3.
VACUUM CLEANERS =. Eureka, aS515;
Et3lectrolux. Hoover or Air-W&y; S12.75:
devef sf es~ 5ng spa gT open 2 q
Standard Brands. 1888 14th St NV. 2.
VACUUM CLEANERS, reuilt like new. Tyr.
guar: Flectrolux, Hoover, Eureka, Beevac,
Electrical Center. 5l4 9th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINES. reDuilt Ike new:
1-year guarantee; Maytags, Apex A. B. C.
etc; ST. % and up. Electrical Center.
VACUUM CLEANERS. 500 off. Brand
E!ec. Co. 7O9 9th st. NV. at G.
VACUUM CLEANERS. FACTORY REBUILT
Eureka, Airway, Royal. Apex, General Elec-
irlc Premier Regina and many others;
BRANDS CO, sO5 1lth ST. NV Natl l 50.
WASHING MACHINES-special cIose-out
OF floor samples and demonstrators. Your
shoTe s3@ fssh Ss P 81 Ay.baI Tsk JORDAN GT
Piano Co, 1899 G st.
SACRIFICE 2 de luxe crypts in Abbey
! Mausoleum: cost $3.50 each. Call Adams
SUMMER RUGS.
Wide selection all perfect, 9xl2 from
| $500 Gold seal Congoleum 9xl2, SO.95
| Winter rugs. sacrifice prices
CAPITOL RUG COMPANY,
1921 l4th ST. NV. cat Harvard
Open Evenings.
WASHERS AND IRONERS,
A. B. c., Apex, floor models
and used; reduced. Palais
Royal, 5th floor.
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GIRL white under %; experienced. re-
salary Shepherd 1850
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SHORT-ORDER MEN wanted at 1924 Wis
AnSin aunlY after g q

SODA MAN, about 21 years of age; local
references necessary. Address Box 113-S.
Star office
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DINERS AND LOCATIONS
WRITE FOR CATALOG.
JERRY O'MAHONY. INC.
900 WEST GRAND STREET.
ROOMING HOUSES.

Mt Pleasant section. u rooms: good
moIney-maker: clean: $50, easy terms.
Near Capitol. 9 rms; $500: easy terms
Nr. Capitol. rms: rent, $50: make offer.
Dupont Circle, Is rooms clean: $3.50:
terms.
Girard mr. 14th. 13 rms. baths: must
be sold.
FRANK FERN,
304 Mass. Ave. NE. Atlantic 1865.
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, SHOE SALESMEN steady work and oppor-
tunity for advancement Apply G. R.
KnnNeY Co q 9Th n "
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SODA-LUNCHEONETT MAN over 21
drug store experience preferred; local ref
Crences. Dupont Pharmacy, 1907 Mass
N
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SODA DISPENSER. exp over 81. Apply
Taylor's Pharmacy. 3rd and Mass. ave.
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GINL, Whlte, Tor general housework fond
81 3 chlldren and dogs; live in. Telephone
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SiiRL; young, good ironer and cleaner: S4
- FRIDAY. Sunday off; reference. $500
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TYPEWRITER MECHANIC, young man.
sober, reliable, experienced on all makes,
good working conditions, opportunity for
advancement. State salary desired. give
experience and references. All replies
confidential Address Box 33-T, Star Office
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chips NURSE, white, live out; $50
monthly, Mrs. Bernard Gallagher, Ward
COOK, AND GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER-
HHfrstrclaSs; HraS no laundry; small family; Chevy
nights City references required. Address
Box l61-T. Star office.
COUPLE, reliable, colored: basement. un-
furnished iral IN exchange for woman's serv-
GIRL GIRL white under %; experienced re-
nned, dependable references: room. board.
salary. Shepherd 1850
GlRL, white. for general housework fond
oi chlldren and dogs; live in. Telephone
Alexandra 2959.
GIRL; young, good ironer and cleaner: S4 :
81 fFioay. Sunday off; reference. $3.50
GIRL, white, cook and general housekeeper:
stay nights: 81 week. references. 1857
Rlttenhouse st. NV.
HOUsEKEEPER. white, young, . children;
stay stag nights employed parents. Greenwood
HoUsEKEEPER. white lady. 35 to as
years, nc. family: small tourist camp and
store; references, Permanent II suitable;
dpess dGea hSme hon srS beard small salary. ,Ad
WOMAN. settled, care for child during day;
very light Housekeeping; experienced; ref
erenceS: So week 1921 34th st., Mt.
Rainier. Md. ''" '''''
WOMAN, white, preferably Catholic widow,
oalnenCunnereo 20 to 40, no older need
appIyi general housework; must be active;
no laundry. Own room. State salary and
reterence Real home to right party. Ad-
oIess BOX l42-E, Star office.
YOUNG GIRL neat and refined for moth
ef he4per; must stay nights. 1921 Jenifer
Young LADY. white for general house
WORK; stay nlGhts; So per week. 700 D
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| COUPLE, reliable colored: basement un-
| iurhlsheH IN exchange for womans serv-
ices, l440 Girard ST n W
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Large. bright room.
next bath: detached home. exclusive sec
ton. spacious grounds. young Southern
couple board optional; bus service al door.
FmersOn 400.
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ChMERhS--SpeclaI prlces on Used and new
ContaX and Leica. Buy, sell and trade
used cameras. Robbins, $50 l4th NV.
CHAIRS AND SOFA. overstufed; gilded
portrait frames. small framed pictures.
mestic rug or cash. Wisconsin 2270 after
q m. or before II am.
COAT, size 46. brand-new never been
worn; will sacrifice for cash; SO. Atlantic
USSH
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CLOTHES. attractive. miss size 16,
slightly used; . coats suits. . dresses.
Saturday TIL IL noon. and Sunday till 1
p NJ Adams 1880.
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GIRL. white cook and general housekeeper:
SIsy SIt,s nlshtS; 81 week: references 1857
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SHOE SALESMAN for Saturdays; perma-
nent position. Capitol Shoe Store. 1888
18th st n W
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SALESMEN. experienced preferred, con-
tact home owners with roofing and siding
material. 1874 Conn. ave. NV. Room
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| DISHWASHING MACHINE in function,
| perfect condition; cheap for quick turnover.
| Starting N1
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YOUNG MAN white, experienced soliciting
and driving truck; better Job; good pay.
63O5 Ga
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III 11th ST SE-Two third floor rooms
In nice home; quiet young men; $3.50 per
week each Atlantic 45ST
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1"3 9Th ST. NE. 81 50 weekly: large front
room. Screoued, windows; ami, quiet
home. Lincoln 119l.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
HELP DOMESTIC.

MAN AND WIFE. white, no children;
refs. only. Apply 2431 E st. NV.
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BED-DAVENPORT SUITE, 2-pc.; good
condition, S35 90; large-size wardrobe
trunk. The Chastleton, 512; $40 pm. 30'
BED ROOM SUITE. dinette set. studio
couch, chairs, 2 rugs. In Kennedy-War-
ren. Col. S510.
BED ROOM SUITE. studio couch. breakfast
set, twin beds bookcase. kitchen cabinet,
rockers Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave.
BED ROOM FURNITURE. walnut finish:
Simmons beds. springs. mattresses, dress
BEDSPREhD, crocheted, beautiful design,
double bed size. 1245 9th st. s.w.
BICYCLE. lady's. brand-new well equipped,
$50. lA33 Euclid ST. NV.
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SHOE SALESMAN. experienced, for women S
snoeS. Also Saturday extras. Apply
F0rSythe Shoe Store 1923 F ST n W
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2745 MACOIB ST. NW.-Double room
near bath, suitable one or two: private
home: references. Cleveland 1&n1
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YOUNG WOMAN. experienced. capable of
taking charge of candy store at night;
hours. Alp pm, also Sunday. Call $40
am. 617 18th ST. Huyler'S
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FURNITURE. D rooms including IO-piece
walnut dining room suite; KelVlnator. gas
leaving town. l29 w. Gusts ave, AleXan-
dTla Va 30
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1920 EYE ST NW-Gentlemen: small
single room. southern exposure running
water. SIS Owners home. Met 336@
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SALES MGR. for roofing and siding co.
Excellent Set-up to earn good income.
Room 2O3. l244 5th ST. ne
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT -AUDTTOR-Bo started.
balanced kept part time by mo. or Wk.;
Social Security systems. Dist. 6505.
ACCOUNTING STUDENT wishes Saturday
or part-time work as bookkeeper. Address
Box 6S-T. Star office. 30*
EPER-ACCOUNTANT desires per-
manent position, l6 years practical ex-
perience: can furnish Al recommendations
and bond. Address Box 126-W Star office.
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| 2TO0 18th ST NW.-Front sleeping room,
| for two, also front h.k. room: young Jewish
| CIR
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| CLOTHING-M used suits and top
coats; excellent selection; So up. BermanS s,
| To- 9TH st NV, Open evenings until 9.
| DINING ROOM SUITE fumed oak like
| new $50: ice boxes, ;S5,S7: small gas stove
81. 30: dresser SIS. bed springs new mat
tress. Sl1; tables, chairs. Sisk 40l5
| Georgia ave. Adams 4245. Residence.
| Adams lG.gS
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BOY, colored wants job of any kind;
reference; aged 2l years. Call Decatur
3497.
CARPENTER, white by day or contract.
Arizona Hotel. 210 st. NV. Met. 9l42.
N. N. Harris. %
CHAUFFEUR-VALET, colored refined
educated, excellent driver, superior ref
erences neat and sober. Call Fuller,
Columbia 1854.
COLORED JANITOR. houseman. chauffeur,
experienced. best references; work of any
kind. West 0159. 522 oath st. NV. 30'
COOK, colored aged 32, sober very good
on sea food; ref. Jesse Johnson. Phone
North 1897. l.
EXPERT DRIVER. %. 6 it.. 100 lbs. de-
sireS steady employment. Call Charles
McLendon. Georgia 9067. 30s
FILIPINO. chauffeur, butler, wishes private
situation; very well experienced; no bad
habits. Sterling 9527.
MAN, 80, wants straight day work.. short
order or counterman. Ray Powell. 104
4th st. Sc.
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BOY, colored, wants job of any kind;
reference: aged 2l years. Call Decatur
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PARTY TRAVELLING NEW YORK FRI
day, returning Sunday; can accommodate
two passengers. Columbia 1854.
SUNDAY TRIPS. SKYLINE DRIVE; MAN.
careful. experienced driver; 1897 car: rea-
sonable: accommodate 4. Col. 94OO. il
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DRESSER, bed chest desk. typewriter.
sldeboard. Eureka vacuum. lamps, clocks,
snare drum, Edelson. 6lS 5th NV. 30'
ELECTRIC FANS-Ac. and &C.. used and
new, Look at these prices: lG-iuch C.
oScillating fans. guaranteed S6.95 each.
while they last &C. fans from S2.95 up.
~ years in business your protection.
SUPERIOR LOCK g. ELECTRIC CO.
14l0 l. St. NV Metropolitan 9439
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SALESMEN-Have opening for Q retail
statesmen. American Trailer Co.. Inc,
1h1 MiSnAln aN
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ADJOINING WARDMAN GROUNDS-At-
tractive double room. newly furn and dec
GRATED: private bath: cross ventilation.
Adams hllA
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YOUNG MAN to work in grocery store
must be experienced reliable and know
how to drive. Call Greenwood 1862.
YOUNG MAN over 21. wanted to take
charge branch office: must be substantial,
reliable and energetic. Write full particu-
lars concerning yourself. Address Box 3-W.
Star office
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SHORT ORDER COOK. or man to help in
restaurant: neat appearance; no phone
calls. S232 Ga ave. Medow Diner.
SUPERINTENDENT FOREMAN for eight
story fireproot apartment bldg Must have
had recent local experience on similar type
buildings. Address Box 41S, Star office
TAXIMETER MECHANIC : Communicate
with Mr.. Reidt or Mr. ReubenS. Belle Isle
Cab Company. 701 Bonaparte ave-. Balti-
more Md University 800 %
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WOMAN. settled. care for child during day;
very light Housekeeping; experienced; ref
efehceS: 50 week. 1921 saith St.. Mt,
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FURNTTURE-Da Davenport chair, gxl@ and
4xG rugs. tables. lamps pillows Must be
sold by Friday night. lGOl Argonue pl.,
Apt J3O. Adams S-1n
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCE1
Wonderful French Method used. DR.. Del
Ledendecker. 3O25 o st. NV. West 112
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ELEVATOR, A B G passenger capacity
90 PASSENGERS modern having been in
stalled less than two years. Can be seen
in operation. Herfurth Hat and o sts. Sc
| FRIGIDAIRES-5. 6 and Gu IT; repos-
SeSsed; like new; at bargain prices. One
Gu. #, 1896 model with new guarantee.
See them at "a Rhode Island ave. e.
Phone Greenwood 1901. Open till p m
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YOUNG MAN white. experienced soliciting
and driving truck; better job; good pay.
h3nS Ga
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YOUNG MEN neat. for special work on
local newspaper: steady work; no expert
ence required. Apply Mr.. Charles Mague
1909 1st st. n W. after 3 pm
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YOUNG WOMAN. white, unencumbered
not, over 35. for general housework. plain
other help: reference salary expected
Open May l. Permanent and real home to
right party. Address Box 3l-S, Star office
GOOD PERMANENT POSITION for Il
shut-ins who can use and have telephones:
also two Bible students. District 1891 OF
Good Samaritan Home
HAND PRESSERS
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FURNITURE, ETC.-Saturday' sale at
WcSchIers Auction 9I5 f ST. W, includes
suites and desirable odd pieces, pianos,
radios rugs, etc
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ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Leonard 7l2
| Gu. IT; new Universal electric range an :
| tique wardrobe Hoosier kitchen cabinet. 4
| radiator covers, high chair, crib. Hyatts-
| vile 2S3-M
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sales opportunity; this is not quick
money" scheme, but a legitimate and dig
niied year-round position. II you are
gate our proposition. Lincoln 1900. ask
for Mr ro1liar
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On silks and plated work: experienced
only. Apply The Hoffman Co.. 1884 Penn
SylVania ave
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES


EVENINGS. cLEv. 5000
THE HOME IMPROVEMENT g.
INSULATION CO., Att. 3153-
Roofing, siding, painting, insula-
ton, paperhanging. Estimates
without obligation.
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WOMEN-Chance to earn $50 per week
and up; We will furnish you with complete
stock of dresses. hosiery, underwear, with
out any cash required. A great opportunity
for work from your home. Liberal COM
mission. Coronet Co., 1888 F st. NV.
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old, to assist in care of invalid; good
home; stay nights; $50 per month. 139
N. c. ave. Sc. Lincoln 22SS. ..
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| CARPENTER. white. by day or contract.
| Arizona Hotel. 210 st. NV. Met. 9142.
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ARLINGTON COUNTY representative for
Insulation division Ask for Mr.. Collier,
L. P Steuart g. Bro. Inc. 13s 18th st.
ne, Lincoln 1900
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1902 OGDEN ST NV. Apt 2-Large
front room. nicely furn; inner-spring mat
tress shower. private family; gentleman.
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HELP MEN.
fContinued.)
SPO1TER.
Experienced fancy spotter; steady posi-
lon. 7l3 Lamont st NV

For two well-recommended electric clean
er or washing machine statesmen. or men
with crews wanting larger earnings and
greater opportunity. Write Box pot, Star
office, stating qualifications. This is
Evening star., 1937-04-30

WE NEED several statesmen for our outside
sales dept. to sell jewelry on easy terms:
Commission paid each week. Exceptional
opportunity. Apply between and H.,
III Rubin Co.. 71S 7th St. NV.
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3 7th ST. NW.-Neatly furnished room,
lning water; modern conVenienceS; also
'nIShed apt Apply on premises
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

27l0 ONTARIO RID. NV. near 9Th and
Soiumbla rd--Delightful front room. twin
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SRR,.' ITO CHEVY
ShaSe, Md; $50 per month: go or stay
llghtS City references required. Address
Box 1B1-T Star office
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n.w.-Attractive bed room, twin beds.
southern exposure: c.h.w.. unlimited phone.
AIsn eirlcln nom CnLurnhla / S0S
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CHILDS NURSE, white, live out; $50
Mrs. Bernard Gallagher, Ward
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NURSING HOME

Finger Wave, 15c: Manicures 15c; Etc.
Free MarcelS and HaircutS Daily.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL.
1910 N. Y Ave Met. 771S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26

three hours and twenty minutes, and Paramount's music department heads called 1t the best number yet composed by the comic song four- some, who sing only songs of their own composition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
STRAND OFFERS
 FINE TWIN BILL
Joan Crawford Heads Pro. gram Sunday in The
 Bride Wore Red'

Loretta Young, Warner Baxter and Virginia Bruce in "Wife, Doctor and Nurse" and Warner Oland in "Charlie Chan on Broadway" con- clude their engagement at Warner Brothers Strand theater tomorrow evening.
 Sundays new double feature bill will be headlined by Joan Craw- ford, again demonstrating her sue perb artistry as the star Of "The Bride Wore Red"
 Wirh the lovely star are her dis- tinguished ctor"husband, Franchot Tone and Robert Young in romantic competition. Others In the cast whose performances are noteworthy arc Reginald owen and Billie Burke, Lynne Carver, George zuc- co and Dickie Moore.
 The story describes the dramatic adventures of 0 charming girl who rose from poverty to wealth and then gained spiritual riches in love. It Is, of course, Cinderella up-to. date, but this one is dated every night In the modern manner. Miss Crawford handles the part with fineSse.
 Settings for "The Bride Wore Red" offer unusual scenic effects. The gay night life of Trieste's cos- mopolitan waterfront brings Q new and invigorating locale to the screen. In contrast much of the action was filmed in the High Sicr- ras, 10000 feet up among snow- capped peaks and the June Lake district where the company was on location several weeks. World trav- elers compare the Sierras favorably with the Austrian Tyrol for majes- tic mountain scenery. Gowns by Adrian have @ European flair. Many are startingly different, featuring the influence of colorful peasant costumes.
 Miss Crawford appears in one of the most startling creations ever fashioned even for screen purposes. It Is Q gown of red beads weighing, 1t is related, all of thirty pounds.
 The companion feature will be "They Won't Forget" Q drama Of the undercurrent of bitterness to the North which still exists among certain residents of the South, an outgrowth of the Civil war. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
SUBMARINE D-l' STARTS TOMORROW
State Offering Greatest Motion Picture Ever
 Made Underseas

Performances today and tonight conclude the engagement of "Alca- traz Island" and "A Girl With Ideas. current attractions ct Warner Brothers State theater.
 Proclaimed the greatest motion picture ever made with an under seas boat as It's subject and locale, "Submarine D-1" comes to the State tomorrow as the feature attraction on another gala double presentation program.
 1t is a Warner Bros melodrama ce-starring Pat O'Brien and George Brent, and featuring Wayne cKid Galahad") Morris. Tn the making os 1t the United States Navy De- partnent deserves as much credit aS the movie folk, for 1t threw open to the Warmers It's submarine es- tablishments at San Diego, Cocos Coco in the Panama Canal Zone, and Newport, R. I.
 The most modern of submarines, ofiicially called the D-l and also bearing the title of Dolphin, was used in all diving and surface running scenes. It was impossible, of course, in the limited space aboard e real submarine, to find room for camera and light crews. So the movie-makers built at the studio a duplicate of the D-l, cut into ten different sections, and out- side the ends of these sections the technicians were able to operate their apparatus for closeup shots.
 The story of the D-i was written
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
Promising Pictures Feature Programs Of Local 7heaters
FOOTBALL STORY.
 AT LOEW'S POLL
Navy Blue and Gold" Is Hilarious Comedy of An-
 napOliS Midshipmen

It's Army and Navy-and behind the lines, a throbbing story of young love, with the hilarious comedy oi three midshipmen at Annapolis.
 This is the time and the place for the most spectacular football TO- nance of history. And Metro Goldwyn-Mayer has done 1t. The picture that promises to be the greatest gridiron sensation on the screen is Navy Blue and Gold" with Robert Young, James Stewart Lionel Barrymore, Florence Rice Billie Burke, Tom Brown and o host of other well-known players, along with brace of fighting football men whose names have been in headlines.
 Originally "Navy Blue and Gold, was Q novel Of the same title by George Bruce, which was widely popular. The film goes the book several points better because it visuali2es the virile action and the romance.
 It is the story of three midship- men at Annapolis Naval Academy who come from three different en- vironments and happen to draw the same quarters for their first year, All three of them are essentially fine, but with varying motives.
 Young presents with suave excel- lence the character of Q football husky from the South who frankly has no intention of remaining in the service. Stewart portrays a gob up from the bowels of battleship who passes his examinations for the Academy in the hope of winning stripes. Tom Brown Is the son of a wealthy family and brother of a charming girl, played by the attrac- tive and talented Florence Rice.
 Lionel Barrymore again gives 0 characteristic performance of sterl- ing value as the veteran coach and retired naval officer who retains his interest and enthusiasm for the high ideals of youth.
 Just before the Army-Navy game is scheduled, Stewart Is involved in Q dramatic scandal when 1t is learned that he entered the acad. emy under an assumed name, owing to Q rumored stain on the escutch- con of his father, former navy officer. He clears his name and with Young and Brown in the Navy line beside him, the sailors defeat Army in @ game that is as exciting as the newsreel records of today'S grldiron battles.
 The direction by that distin- guished veteran, Sam Wood, will rank with the best that has been demonstrated in many months. There is beautiful photography by John Seitz and throughout the pic- ture there Is the undeniable stamp of authenticity.
 "Navy Blue and Gold" will hold every theater patron for 1t has the qualities which interest all ages and all sorts of people. With drama, ro- nance, comedy and football, it should stand as the most timely pic- ture of the season.
 The second big hit on the pro- gram Is the thrilling outdoor pic- ture "Renfrew of the Royal Mount- ed," featuring Jimmy Newill and Carol Hughes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26

by Commander Frank Wead, U. s. N., who was the author of Ceiling Zero" and other stage and screen hits. Technical advisors were pres- ent at all times during the making of the picture, and guaranteed It's authenticity.
 Pat OBrien and Wayne Morris play couple of young submarine crewmen who have developed two great inventions-a device to shoot men safely to the oceans surface If ship Is sunk, and another device to raise the U-Boat itself.
 In the story the D-l Is rammed and sunk during some war game maneuvers, and the boys Inventions get Q chance to show their worth.
 The concluding scenes of the story are damned tight with thrills.
 The companion feature will be "There Goes the Groom" a new romantic laugh riot with m all-star cast. Heading the group are Ann Sothen. Burgess Meredith and Mary Roland whose individual work has won recent high critical praise and who are here brought together for the first time.
 The story of "There Goes the Groom" Is as exceptional as the stellar collection of talent that has been selected to enact 1t. It is pri. marily a tale of somewhat mad family, close kin to other insane family groups who have delighted picture audiences recently, yet h1- dividually more eccentric than their screen predecessors.
 The plight of Meredith, a million aire, to escape this scheming tribe after the eldest daughter has tilted him and her younger sister has set her cap for him, forms the basis of the plot. Joseph Santley directed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
Ex-GRID STARS

John Mack Brown, former ale American halfback 4t the Univer. slty of Alabama; Nick Lukats, who held the same position and the same rating at Notre Dame, and John Wayne, former University of Southern California tackle, all ap- pear as cowboys in Paramount's Born to the West"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
SPEEDY COMPOSING

The four Yacht Club Boys, cur. rently appearing in Paramount's Thrill of Q Lifetime" composed Q song for themselves in the film in