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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-13
ON YOUR TOES
ENDS TOMORROW
"All Quiet on the Western
Front" Starts Sunday
at State

Performances tomorrow evening at
Warner Bros. State theater mark
the closing of "On Your Toes" new
comedy hit, with Vera Zorina, Eddie
Albert and a great cast of COM
edians; also Bonita Granville in
Nancy Drew and the Hidden Stair
case"
The amazing and unbelievable
facts of yesterdays war, the truth
of today's and the horror of to-
morrow's will be thrillingly revealed
on the screen at the State on Sum-
day when "All Quiet on the West
ern Front" comes to that popular
theater uncensored by war or mill
tary authorities.
Now that the truth can be told,
scenes removed from this picture be-
fore its original release have been
restored in full, to tell even more
starkly the sentiment and bitterness
of the last war and the present war,
Restoration of the censored scenes,
ample fee-editing and modernization
of the film, accomplished by experts
have resulted in the new production
of film which will strike as deeply
into the hearts of men, women and
children everywhere as the original
Gall Quiet" almost decade ago, in
the opinion of those who already
have viewed the reissue.
Starred in the leading role Is Lew
Ayres who portrays youth trans
formed from a schoolboy in Ger
man village to a soldier boy in the
trenches. Slim Summerville, the late
Louis Welheim and many other play
ers are said to give unforgettable
portrayals in the film which is truly
one of the greatest ever made.
This history making film, winner
of countless international awards,
has many scenes which will remain
permanently etched upon the minds
of the audience; the brief midnight
rendezvous with three French girls
the ceaseless foraging for food OF
''Katczinsky," played by Wolheim
and finally the death of Ayres.
These scenes as well as new scenes
intensity the drama of Erich Maria
Remarque's famous war novel of the
same name.
And on the same program will be
Hero for Day." a special treat fol-
local sport fans. Anita Louise, Dick
Foran and Charley Grapewin head
the cast and rivaling the perform
ances of the stars are the spectac-
ular stadium scenes played by ath-
lete stars from the University oil
California. BY special permission Of
their college faculty, the boys were
granted leave of absence from schoo
to work in the film.
It concerns itself with the efforts
of sports hero of thirty years age
to avert the disaster which threat
ems strong-hearted college favorite
of today.
Headlining the new show opening
ct the State on Wednesday Is 9
long-awaited production 1.-THE Rea
Glory" starring Gary Cooper with
David Niven, Andrea Leeds, Reginald
Owen and cast of thousands. INC
Place To Go" with Dennis Morgan
and Gloria Dicks will be the second
big feature of the program.
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Copyright Walt Disney Prod.

scenes are completely painted with
minute variations, then photograph
ed and projected as color tests. For
example, I saw seven slightly diff
ferent treatments of the scene in
which the wood carver finishes
painting the face Of Pinocchio and
then picks him up and walks away.
One test would be in rather bright
colors, another paler; one would use
dark shadows behind the figures
another light shadows, third nc
shadows. Such tests have been
made of hundreds of scenes. The
labor involved is staggering even to
think about.
When certain treatment is ap-
proved by Disney, that part of the
finished film can be made. About
1000 shades and colors of paint are
used by the girls who do the filling
in. All the paints and inks are
made in the studio laboratory.
BLUE FAIRY'S FACE
WON'T FLICKER
A new color development for this
picture is called blend" Remem-
Der, for example, how Snow Whites
arms were a solid monotone, and
looked flat The arms of the beau
teous Blue Fairy will assume round
ness through shading applied or
the other side of the celluloid sheets
the side nearest the camera. In
cidentally, the Blue Fairy's face
won't flicker as Snow Whites did.
"Pinocchio" won't have much
singing, though the picture open.
with Jimmy Cricket warbling
when You Wish Upon Star" Tit
amiable insect uses the voice O
Cliff Edwards.
Walter Catlett has done the talk.
ing for the villainous fox, and Eve
lyn Venable is the voice of the BLU
Fairy. Pinocchio's lines are Spoken
by Dickie Jones.
Figaro, the kitten, is as voiceles
and ingratiating as Dopey tn,
dwarf. Like Dopey, too, he'll prob:
ably steal the show.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-13
EXCURSION TRAIN
SCHEDULE POSTED
Saturday, Sunday Trains
for Visitors to Auto
Show; Worlds Fair

The New Haven Railroads popu-
lar excursion trains to New York will
give travel-wise Connecticut resi-
dents ample opportunity to take in
two great events there from October
Is through the 22nd, the fortieth
anniversary National Automobile
Show and the New York Worlds
Fair.
The sleek 1910 automobile models
will be displayed in Grand Central
Palace for eight days, including two
Sundays-October Is, the opening
and October %, the closing date OF
the show.
Schedules for the Saturday and
Sunday excursions throughout Oc-
tober are as follows:
Leave Winsted, 7:05 a. M; leave
Torrington, 1921 a. m; leave Thorn
aston ,7:40 a. m.
Leave New Britain tbs a. m;
leave Plainville, 7:23 a. M; leave
Forestville 1927 a. M; leave Bristol
1888 a. m.
Leave Waterbury, sos a. m; leave
Naugatuck, 8:14 a. m; leave Sey-
mour, 1926 a. M; leave Ansonia, 1884
a. M; leave Derby, $3.50 a. M; due
New York G25th ST. 1914 a. M;
due New York (GCT), 1925 a. m.
Return from Grand Central Ter
minal is set for 7:18 p. m.
Throughout October similar excur-
sionS will be operated on Tuesdays
and Thursdays only from Waterbury
only on the following schedule:
Leave Waterbury, 800 a. NJ; leave
Naugatuck, 500 a. M; leave Sey-
mour, 800 a. m; leave Ansonia, 8:27
a. M; leave Derby, 1881 a. m; due
New York (125th St., 1904 a. M;
due New York (GCTJ, 1918 a. m.
Return from Grand Central Ter
minal is set for 7:55 p. m, due back
| In Waterbury at 1920 u. m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-13
I'm NAME ONLY
NEXT AT STRAND
"The Isle of Lost Men, on
Same Program Start
ing Sunday

Attractions concluding their en-
gagementS tomorrow evening at
Warner Bros. Strand theater in
clude 1.-THE Women" starring Norma
Shearer, Joan Crawford and Rosa
lind Russell; also Sidney Toler in
Charlie Chan at, Treasure Island
Acclaimed as a fine piece of screen
fare and a delightful exhilarating
entertainment is the film TN Name
Only" which comes to Strand pa
irons on Sunday as the headliner OF
the fine twin bill to be enjoyed
through Tuesday evening.
1t is prominent for its vivid real
ism, exciting theme and brilliant
cast. In the leading roles are three
of the screens top-notch stars, Ca
role Lombard, Cary Grant and Kay
Francis. Their roles are said to be
brilliant, finely etched and convinc-
ing and contribute largely to the
enjoyment of the film.
The stars revert to the kind OF
portrayals which first brought them
to fame years ago. In recent years
Miss Lombard has scored with her
vivacious comedienne characterize
lions but now she is seen in strictly
serious romantic parts. Grant has
specialized in adventurous roles
such as in "Gunga Din" and in the
new picture he is cast in a very diff
ferent part from anything she has
done for long time.
Miss Francis has also changed fol
the better. For years she has beer
playing heroine roles, but as local
ties know, she was originally the
female menace" and now she is
again in such Characterization.
It is sincerely-told story fash
Toned into an excellent entertain
ment. A selfish, mercenary woman
has married a wealthy young man
for whom she has no love whatever
BY the time he learns what his
wife is really like she has firmly
intrenched herself in the affections
of his unsuspecting parents.
During the course of events he
meets young widow and out OF
this situation the story climbs tt
gripping dramatic heights with
splendid performances of the three
principals aiding vastly in building
its realism and emotional appeal.
Charles Coburn heads the sup.
porting cast which includes Heller
Vinson, Jonathan Hale and others
Co-featuring the program will bt
Anna May Wong and j. Caro-
Naish in 1.-THE Isle of Lost Men,.
On Wednesday the Strand pre-.
sents another attractive program
with "The Man in the Iron Mask
starring Louis Hayward and Joar
Bennett as the headliner. Co
featuring the program will b.
"These Glamour Girls" with Lev
Ayres and Anita Louise.
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Disney Uses Many Color Variations
In Restocking Scenes For 'Pinocchio'

declares that his organization is
geared to the production of an
animated feature every six or eight
months. But it doesn't work out
that way.
Snow White" of course, was a
technically experimental venture
and was four years in the making
by staff of 600 "Pinocchio" pre-
scented relatively few new problems,
yet it will have been two years in
the factory, and the payroll now
numbers more than HOO.
"Bambi," which was to have been
completed early this year, will be
seen, probably, in 1912. In between
will come the classical fantasy, still
untitled comprising group of ami
mated interpretations of selections
played by Leopold Stokowski and
the Philadelphia Symphony.
USE GREAT CAUTION
IN MAKING FILM
1 have just seen some "Pinoc-
chic" sequences, photographed in
black and white from the original
drawings, and several color tests.
Both provide new evidence of the
meticulous caution used in making
such feature.
From the animators' pencil sketch
es, the complete picture is shot
along with dialog and sound effects
so that Disney and his editors can
criticize it. When they have refined
it as far as possible in that medium,
the sketches are cleaned up so that
the figures can be traced on the
celluloid sheets, or "cells."
Throughout the picture, key
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-13
AUSTRALIA NEAR I MILLION

Sydney, N. S. w. (UP)-The lat
est official estimate of Australia s
population is 6,946,43 persons, Of
whom ,511,877 are males and 3,434,-
563 are females. In Victoria, the
excess of females over males is still
heavy, amounting to 22,971, and in
South Australia there is an excess of
four females over males.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-13

who did not tear up their tags Sec
reilly just left them intact and ig-
nored them.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-13

There are approximately 25,260.-
600 automobiles in use in the United
States today.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-13
CALIFORNIA OLIVES SOUGHT

Porterville, CAL, (UP) - Local
growers attribute the Spanish war,
which largely wiped out the olive
industry there, as being one of the
principal factors in $50 per cent
increase in sales of California olives.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-13
TAG TROUBLES PLAGUE
CARMEL

Carmel. Cal. - (U.P) - This city
has abolished the system of tagging
automobiles for parking attractions.
The reason was that under the eX-
isting ordinance a driver could not
be prosecuted for tearing up his tag
unless a policeman saw him. Those
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-13
DOGS LIKE "sIC EN-" BEST

Ell Centre, Cal. = (U.P) - George
Kohan, professional dog trainer,
has come to the following con-
clusion about trained dogs: '@They
understand quite a few English
phrases" he said, sand probably
know what you are talking about
a lot of the time, but they are only
interested when you say Sic 'em'"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
BN PAUL \. OLSON
SeCy. To [ Congressman Office

NA>Hl>.TON, ID. e. BY
Mall The Democratic majority
in the house OF representatives held
an unusual caucus during the last
week. The majority leader sam
Rayburn of Texas. called his fellow
Democrats together for a scolding
and pep talk This action was
necessitated by the fact that many
of the Democrats have been alb
senling themselves from the floor
while votes were being taken on
important administration meas.
ures
A point in instance is the vote
on the Gilbertsv1lle dam appropri-
alton. which was part Of the IVA
ALLEGATION An organized Repub-
hcan group stole the march on
their colleagues and defeated the
SOS .000. 900 sum proposed 10 enable
construction of this vital link in
the IVA expansion program Con-
sequently, the Tennessee Valley
Authority bemoans the loss of a
new dam by reason of the fact that
five Democrats. who should have
been on the floor when the vote
was taken. were absent. The final
vote was l26 10 1871.
Many people, Congressman Ray
burn pointed out, are somewhat
disappointed when viewing house
activities from the gallery, II a
large membership Is not present.
Gallery spectators do not realize
that. even though a member Is not
on the floor. he IS quite probably
occupied with making depart
montal calls and attending TO the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

son Ire. gave him a warm
welcome. Balch decided 10
sfay and filed on a donation
claim on which most Of the
town Of >teilacoom j. situated.
This was in December. lS50. 4
couple OF months later John Chap
msn arrived Al Steilacoom and
took up the donation claim ioining
Balch on the north and announced
that he was going 20 lay out a
tovnSite The two were rivals for
= time but advertisements IN the
first Sieilseoom newspaper indi.
Gated that they became partners
in land promotion Both lest cut
when Balch attempted 10 put the
prices of town lots too high
Chapman was not much Of an
executive but he wAS an energetic
idealist. He had been at Stella
COON only few weeks when he
assumed leadership Of the settlers
north Of the Columbia river who
were dissatisfied with the admin
istration Of the affairs Of Oregon
territory The next Fourth Of July
Chapman made a speech a. the
celebration at Olympia
His enthusiasm inspired thr
settlers TO action. The follow
ing August 30 they held
convention at CowlitI landing.
near Toledo. and adopted n
memorial to congress asking
for the organization of the
territory of Columbia. That
was the first step toward the
statehood Tacoma celebrates
next July.
The foregoing sets up the back
ground for the story of the cpl
sodes which will be emphasized in
the historical pageant with which
Tacoma will observe the 50th an
niversary Of Washington state
hood next July The rest of the
story will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
SECRET SERVICE MAN
To ADDRESS KIWANlS

Capt William " farrell. in
charge Of the four Northwest
states for the U y Secret Service
will speak before the Tacoma HI.
wants club Tuesday noon IN the
Hotel Winthrop crystal ballroom
Experiences during quarter CEN
fury Of tracing counierfelting
rings, espionage. and other crimes
which fan in the Jurisdiction af the
secret sefYice. which In q branch
of the treasury department.
Leonard Anderson, instructor Of
music nj Pacific Lutheran college,
VIII entertain with aeeordlan mum.
bers I'D nurksY viii lead dis.
enssion NJ legislative activity IN
Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Brotherhood Week
Being Observed

Emphasizing the value Of tolcr-
ance and understanding between
all religious faiths. Brotherhood
Week will be observed in Tacoma
churches during the current week
as well as throughout the nation.
il was announced Monday by the
Tacoma Round Table % the Ma
tional Conference of Christians
and Jews.
Tacoma Round Table has aided
in observance Of Brotherhood
Week during the past several
years. Committeeman in charge
Of Round Table arrangements in
clude John ConGon. representing
the Catholic group. with Rev. A. j.
krebsbach, Rev. Harold Long. and
c. Y. Shaw. representing Protest
ants. Rabbi Montague y a
Cohen and Morris kleiner. the
Jewish group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
WALKER WILL
NOT RUN OUT
Convicted Attorney
Promises Public To
Be In Court

Clssie u walaeg. convicted chs
halls attorney promoter ssll IN.
oFthosiax IN his legal pr.ce,iuFe.
appealed 20 the press ard psshsss
Monday 10 aisnetieve any ssury
that h might run cut on hss
slated reappsAranes n federal
court hsFe Tuesday Afsesnecn
Walker Ana his cssslegeaslAns
Justin n shcehY ~ seattle. sales
man ard foFmsF Feeh eumeeny
actor. face possible sentence A.
that time Walkrf Nno repre-
scented the pair during their icas
trials in Judge EdwsFd q Cush.
mans court. i sskcsiuinsi 10 sfsaf
his ID. polnt mesiaa for a rev trial
Understand FamoFs hat have
run out since my conviction Re
wired Tho Tunes Monday from
Portland Wish 90 state that |
Sas IN hospital Taeams Fish tasn
and 18th and here sleer that TAI
ing twlee-dasly treatment h sselss
mssteia operation VIII ~ Ia,
coma Federal court Tuesday three
afternoon " have 10 come amhu.
lanee Clyde ii Walker
lie first was IN argue his mogian
ON the i5th. lAss Monday II sas
set over until saturday. hut ahsshs
appeared alone "a announce that
Walker sas too ~ 10 tsik because
Of a threat slimrnt
After two trials uns n n weeks
last summer which ended with =
disagreed jury. and another which
consumed the fail fall term IT
court, Is weeks. Walker aud
ShcehY were convicted on eight
counts II mail fraud. principally
In connection with Nhatenm
county coal mine prometsua and .
Vancouver. Wash. hank dral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Majority Leader in House
Gives Democrats Pep Talk

business of his constituency. The
meeting closed with various Demo-
cratic leaders in the house making
n strong plea for greater unity
and greater diligence among their
colleagues Already there have
been indications that this Demo
cratic caucus had good effect.
Congressional Broadcasting
There is a great deal Of senu.
ment among labor and liberal
groups In behalf OF the proposal
that proceedings Of congress be
broadcast over powerful station
10 the people of America MANY
members Of congress view this
suggestion with considerable favor,
They find IL necessary. however
10 point out that there would he
many portions of such a broadcast
firing and horesomo because Of the
technical and procedural phases Of
congressional operation,
Liberal Hoe
The house liberal bloc has been
reconstructed during the last few
days with Congressman Keller.
Voorhis and Coffee as moving fig
urcs in the reorganization At the
present moment there Is every
indication that this group of pro-
gressivo house members viii be
more active than a similar bloc last
year
Supreme Court
Following the resignation Of JUS
tee Brandeis from tho supreme
court bench, Washington has been
buzzing with the usual countless
number of rumors concerning per-
SONS likely 10 be chosen by the
president 10 succeed this dlstin-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Negro Singers At
Church z Nights

rae Nrxre Spiritual fuhslee
Singers n Chicago III aive ron.
ecrts - the sixth Avenu< baptist
church Tuesday sus Wednesday
nights A. offering VII 10 taksn
Many eusnps@egs ani ieeirrs ~
large sfrara ~ singers call these
Negroes shs greatest spiritual
Singers ~ the eee The pahlie
10 invited % heAr these
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Child Marriages
Oke In Naryl0nd

HslTruonv child marriages
IN Maryland arc legal according
70 ruling ~ tho sttafnsy general.
William G Walsh
There Il M ststftr in Mary.
lard fixing she age II which rers
soaa may enfes . valid eaatfset -
marriage Walsh sssi. ~sna Tho
cusnnsen lsu /. therefore eoufrul-
ing AZ esanmun law fhe marriage
% ANY peFSen lees than ssv~n yesre
ef ass a pfehshiy whnsly weld :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
TO MEET THURSDAY

There will be a meeting OF the
Tacoma school board at 2:30 p. m
Thursday in the Central school
building
Worlds Best Butter. Cow
Butter Store. - (Adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21


On the way down he stopped
at Steilacoom and found an
entirely different attitude.
The few settlers who were
there then. one of them the
Rev. J. +. DeNore, Illinois
circuit rider who had been
sent out here to take over the
Methodist claim staked by ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
THE CORE
DANCE ON MONDAY

Kay Street Townsend club No l
will meet at S p. m. Monday in
Normanna hall with brief busi-
ness session followed by discussion
of the Townsend recovery plan.
There also Will be dancing and
refreshments will be served.
DR.. Albert Enrich announces he
has taken over the practice Of Dr.
James A. La Casa, 1912 Med. Arts
Bldg. MA 250S. Res. BR 214l. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
PROPELLER CLUB TO
SEE FILM ON TUESDAY

Talking motion pictures Illus.
traiing the entire process % pro-
ducing sugar viii he shown al the
meeting II the Propeller club Of
Tscoms At the Elks club Tuesday
evening
The customary dinner session
will start At 30
The pictures viii show the cane
plantations Of the California Tia
waiian Sugar Refining Co Ia
Hawaii and the refining mills in
California,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

guiahcd American iurisi Two men
from Washington state are being
mentioned prominently. The one
Is Junior United states senator
Lewis u Schwellenbach and the
other Securities Exchange Com.
mission Chairman William O.
Douglas Friends Of Douglas are
husily engaged in spiking the va.
mot that he has been away from
the state 81 Washington 80 long
that he cannot be regarded longer
as resident Of that state The
reason for this activity Is due TO
the belief that President Roosevelt
Is determined 10 appoint western
man.
Death Of Pope Plus
ON Monday, Feb ~ the house
of representatives adjourned short
~ after converting. a. did the sen.
ate. In unprecedented oondign rec
ognition Of the work OF the late
Pope Plus. whom many members
eNtolied A. the foremost Christian
leader and Humanitarian person.
age OF the last century.