The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-16

Will Hays, high chief of the moving picture industry, says in statement that this is the teth year of motion pictures it possible? Why s 0oh sor went along hand in hand when you give it little con- sideration Fifty years is not long time says Mr. Hays ill the life of an art "It is shorter period in the life o an artndustry" Certainly pictures have changed ana improved with the passing years Thelr tecnmcal improvement is more outstanding than their theme structure Senseess pictures still manage to be good box office attractions and the art picture appeals to smaller portion of picture goers especially in the sma and medium sized town. Larger cities and metropolitan areas such as New York and Boston support the art picture indefinitely but it's in the small town is not fengthy However all this aSide motion pictures have made great strides Good acting along with good looks has become more necessary and all in all audiences demand more than they did when motion pictures were 1889 have listed important ones including the DIG turization of Kenneth Roberts Northwest Passage, vivid story of Colonial America The Hunchback o Notre Dame" the long coming Gone With the Wind," and others which the boards Of particular inter- est will be "Pinocchio" Walt Dsneys second full length animated cartoon which will it expected be worthy successor to Snow White Another important release of this year "The Wizard of O." which will be delghtng the youngsters and grownups for the rest Of the summer
 Along the autcion trail Antique-overs will be headed towards Litcheld this week when the collec
 ton of William Mitchell Van Wrinkle is auctioned off at his home there The Van Wrinkle collection, which completely furnished the house is very well known ana numbers extremely fine pieces. The North Lake Street premises crowded when the sale started today at 10 o'clock. It lasts until Saturday.
 Skipping around the town James Klssane, genial manager Of the Waterbury Mason Supply and Lumber ; Company rates All in his field. Jim can take look knot in the plank and tell you exactly what part the country the timber is from Gay Manhattan was gayer than when Jessie Rose, and Caroline Grant, those pretty musical sisters tourned the world of Tomor row. =. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Devno and daughter, Marie Sunday visitors at Grover Wheans paradise Carmeline Brucato, demon publicity chief of the Sigma Iota Chi sorority, chirps sweeter than buebrd Angie Torra (my Spanish teacher reminds me that her last "El Toro) Can give me lessons in the art of tripping the light fantastic she's light as feather on her toes Lena Torra has quite unique way of presiding at her club meetings she's known as the dancing president and rules by song
 Stephane Rinaldi who graces the Town Clerks
 office is back after richly deserved two weeks vaca
 tion at WOOdmont. Betty Mullens, vivaciOus secre
 her vacation due about B weeks hence Her vacation
 this year. which ended Saturday. all too short and
 Crammed with grand fun Francis Brick is proud as
 pup in his Fran is music lover and soon
 installed radio in his fourwheeler to provide enter
 tanment while driving.
 The beautiful Berkshires For years to Con- necticut folks trip to the BerkShires the height of something other. In the early days of motoring the roads that were developed the quickest and the best those headed in the direction of northwestern Con- necticut and southwestern Massachusetts Is it any wonder then that the Bay State Federal Writers Project has devoted of it's very informative and interesting guide books to this particular region of New England "The Berkshire Hills is just off the pres that of MT. Funk and MT. Wagnals There is much in it that many of us, with all trips to the Berkshires didn't know about It recalls many happy hours spent in the familiar spots In short the book is delightfully."- SO ed hat he tad If