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Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-13

Discussion of the amendments on
the November ballot and talk on
cooperation between parents and
teachers were the highlights Of Nc
Kinley PIT. AS first meeting of the
year, the session taking place Fri
day afternoon in the school, with
Mrs. Chancellor Livingston, presi-
dent, presiding.
Elmer Heald, district attorney.
outlined the measures which will ap-
pear on the November ballot and in
clear, concise manner, gave the
arguments for and against each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08

been selected to serve as proctors of the mems dormitories at Bates college next year. They were chosen on the basis of campus leadership, scholastic ability and reliability. Battery is @ junior and Donovan a sophomore.
 Tea Tomorrow
 A Maypole tea will be held to- morrow afternoon at the Methodist church parlors by the Ladies Aid society of that church. Hostesses will be Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Mrs, Jesse Hudson, Mrs. Harry Roger and Mrs. Clarence V. O'Meara.
 There will be an entertainment program. The annual meeting of the society will be held at 2:30 D. m, prior to the tea, and officers will be elected.
 Heads Committee
 Miss Grace Woodfield heads the reception committee for the dinner dance to be held by the New Havt, County Young Republican league Friday night at Seven Gables, Mil- ford. Walter Norwash of Naugatuck Is honorary chairman of the gen. eral committee. State Treasurer and Mrs. Joseph F. Talbot will Dc guests. Many local residents will attend.
 Department To Meet
 The discussion topic at the meet. ing of the Garden department of the Naugatuck Woman's club Fri day at 3 D. m. Is "Narcissus," The session will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles s. Myers, 7i8 Rubber avenue. Those seeking transporta- ton should call Mrs. Walter I. Lamson, Mrs. James V. Lutze. or Mrs. II. II. Gorton by tomorrow.
 Nee Tomorrow
 The Naugatuck district, Boy Scouts of America, will hold q board of review meeting at 6:i5 D. iii. to. morrow at the "Y". with Harry F. Benham, Scout advancement com mittee chairman, presiding.
 Junior Prom Friday
 A large attendance Is expected at the annual Junior Prom to be held Friday night at s:3o In the Nauga- tuck high school auditorium. The Melod!ans will furnish music. The committee in charge includes: Ed. wardr Gerber. Betty Brennan, Ed. ward Nobla, Ruth Fitzpatrick, Ruth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08
Girl Scouts to Assist at Kaceys Communion Breafast

Sharon of AnSonia and Stanley Ja- nix and Miss Edith Urgitis and Roy Poust both of Naugatuck.
 League Opens Tonight
 U. s. Rubbers Interdepartment softball league opens its season to. night at Recreation field with eight teams expected to take the field On the north diamond. Tennis Mak- ing is scheduled to play the Me- chanical Dept. The center diamond will entertain Q contest between the Waterproof Packing and Lan- oratory team that looks lick a po- tential l940 champion. A new dia- mond has been laid out beyond the hardball diabond where Keds Pack ing will play Keds Cutting. the 1888 winner. Gaytee and Gumshoe de- partments, both newcomers to the league. will stage their initial con- test on the south diamond.
 Frank Klonoski, Max Leonhardt Red Morton and Ed KrZykoski will act as umpires.
 Woman Donates Tree
 A tree to replace the Christmas tree on the green, removed recently
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08

Connolly, Tracy Breen, Harry Pager, William Holmberg, Peggy Weiss, Ethel Grant. Betty Lent, Rudy Szczesiul, William Schmelcke, William Pcilly. Adeline Stakus. Shirley ODonnell and Frank Mad den.
 Alembic Dinner Dance
 The annual dinner dance, spon- sored by the Alembic Association oi the Naugatuck Chemical will be held at Actors Colony Inn on the Housa tonic River in Seymour, Friday evening, May l7.
 Arrangements for the dinner dance this year are being made by Charles G. Durbin and Joseph Smey as CO., chairmen who report that present interest indicates an attendance which will be far in excess of any il, the past.
 Reservations for tickets must be placed before Wednesday, May 18th with any member of the committed which includes: Charles G. Durbin co-chairman: Joseph Smey, co. chairman; Florence Larson, Mar. garet Andria, William Evans, Clar- encc Lundstronl. Ewdard J. Weav- ing. Patrick H. Kelley, Patrick King James Robinson, John Titley, Will liam O'Connor. John Ash, Lee Steinle, Edward Saunders. Robert Scheiber and Howard Titley.
 Married 45 Years MT. and Mrs. John O'Donnell of Mlllville avenue, well-known local residents, today marked their 45th wedding anniversary. It was also the sixth wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. William CaulAeld of Brooklyn, N, Y, son-in-law and daughter respectively of Mir and Mrs. ODonnell.
 MT. and Mrs. ODonnell were married In St. Francis church here on May 8, 1895. They have two sons, three daughters and seven grand- children.
 Tn order that all their family might attend the anniversary Was celebrated last Sunday with Q din. ner at their home.
 Mothers Feted
 Mrs. Annie K. Weaving, Mrs. Jo. sephine Stockton and Mrs. Melli. cent Stevens. Gold Star Mothers were guests of honor at banque, held by the Naugatuck Legion Post Auxiliary last night at Sullivan's Inn. They received gifts and cor- sages.
 State officers attending included |: Mrs. Lillian Wheeler of New Haven, Gold Star Mother department chairman; Mrs. Lelan Hartel of New Haven, department president, and Mrs. Ann Basssett of West Ha- ven, department secretary.
 Warden John J. Sheridan was a speaker, Mrs. Louis Jamele headed the committee in charge. Banquet Enjoyed Members of the. Twilight Bowling League of the "" enjoyed their an- nual banquet last night at Waverly Inn, Cheshire. Awards were made to prize winners and Julia Me- Carthy acted as toastmaster.
 An entertainment program was presented with Fritz Klambt and his tumblers participating iri this, Dancing followed the meal.
 Among those attending were Louella Anderson, Lorraine Hoadley, Grace Woodheld, Viola Johnson, Marjorie Dwy. Catherine Casey,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08
William Schatzman, Police Lieutenant,
 Tops Speakers List
councils Committee to Meet Tomorrow Night to Com. pIete Program for Sunday-Changes in Financial
 Methods in Several Local Departments Rumored
NAUGATUcK
Correspondent: wm. ,. Baxter-Phone Nausatuck ss4S

Naugatuck, May e-Members of Girl Scout troop 3i will assist at the annual communion breakfast of Ojeda council, Knights of Columbus in St. Cecilia's hall, St. Francis parochial school building, Sunday morning, Mothers day, serving as waitresses, General Chairman Wil- liam J. Labor announced today.
 With the "Kaceys" to receive holy communion in @ group at the 2 o'clock mass Sunday morning in St. Francis church, the breakfast will be served immediately following the mass. Edward Haepp, who has catered for numerous locally spon- sored dinners in the past decade, will also cater for this event.
 Mrs. Walter I. Lamson and Mrs. William J. Lalor, Girl Scout council lors, will have charge of the corps of Girl Scouts of troop 3l who will serve as waitresses at the breakfast. Comprising the group of troop 3l scouts who will participate will be hiC MiooSS uhiaC v 6OtbhbCii' AutJ Claire Reilly, Anne Byrne, Katherine Cronin, Jeanne Burke, Helen Unis, Mary Louise Lalor, Evelyn Honan, Mary Margaret Donovan and Jane Honan.
 To Meet Thursday
 General Chairman Lalor an- nounces 6 meeting of all committees assisting in arrangements for the communion breakfast, most iinpor- tant of all yearly activities spon. sored by Ojeda council, will be con- ducted at 8 o'clock Thursday eve ming in the Neary building council rooms. Final details relative to Sundays program will be discussed at this session, at which District
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08

------------- May Cullen, Sally Beardsley, Helen Brennan, Helen McDonough, Jane Bontempo Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Arlette Durr, Margaret Petrcski, Marion Laliberte, Helen Tarnowski, Theresa Murtha, Marjorie Fair bank, Edith Wilbur, Joanna Lag ownik, Catherine Curtin, Julia Me Carthy, Helen Dineny
 Benefit Entertainment
 The Elks' Glee club will sing at a benefit entertainment and dance to be given for Alphonse Happy Satur- day night at Linden park by his fellow workers of the Boot depart. lnent of the U. $. Rubber company, 1t was announced today.
 ] MT. Happy was member of the Glee club until his recent illness and the members are appearing as tribute to his fine loyalty and good fellowship. The club will meet at the club rooms at 8 D. mi Saturday.
 The Glee club is progressing in preparation for the Elks Minstrel show to be held May 20. Tickets may be bought from any member of the ElkS or at the Gem theater box of- flee. Dancing will follow the min- strel and will take place at Elks hall.
 To Confer Degree
 Salem lodge of Masons is planning a Peter Paul Night" next Tuesday evening at Masonic hall, 1t was an- nounced today. A hot dog and sauer- lraut supper will be served at 6 D. m. with Henry zWick in charge, af- ter which the master mason's degree will be conferred at 6 D. m. by the officers of the lodge. Worshipful Master James Heavens will ofiiciate
 Hold Banquet
 The former Naugatuck YMCA junior leader corps held their an. nual banquet at the Swiss Village In Bridgeport last Saturday night Fifteen couples attended the fett to celebrate a successful season or the basketball court the past year as the Chuch's Service Five, which climaXed with the winning of the borough championship a little over q month ago.
 Fritz Klambt, physical director of the "" was the principal speaker praising the sportsmanship of the boys, and special citation by the master of ceremonies at the Village added to the general enjoyment Of the banquet
 Those present included: Mir. and Mrs. Fritz Klambt, MT. and Mrs, Robert Wood, Mr. and Mrs. c. J, Waskowicz, Miss Ruth ONei Of North Haven and Russell Weaving, Miss Ginger Rak and Myles Sweeney. Miss Gertrude Corcoran of Seymour and George Ostrander.
 Also, Miss Stella Strasinski of Sey- mour and John Waskowicz, Miss Mary kwoka of Seymour and Stan Icy Tarasiewicz, Miss Fora Fem. browich Of Seymour and Tommy EdmondS, Miss Jean Zuk aof An sonia and Eddie Urashka, Miss Hazel Duffy. and Gene Montanari, both of Naugatuck, Miss Phyllis Monaco Of Derby and Leon Evon, Miss Olga
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08
CENTER SCHOOL
 OFFERED PLAN
Graduation Exercises on Lawn Suggested Instead
 Indoor Program
BEACON FALLS
Correspondent Wm. J. Baxter Phone Naugatuck S945

Beacon Falls, May 8. - Plans for the graduation at Center School here will be made at meeting Of the education board May 20, It has been suggested the exercises be held on the school lawn in the afternoon this year, instead of indoors at night. Whether the board will ap- prove such a suggestion remains to be seen. Much would depend on the weather, If 1t were held outside.
 Members of the graduating class under the supervision of Mrs. Mar garet Donahue. principal, are pre- pairing for the exercises the latter part of June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08
|Federonis Joins
 US. Navy Tuesday

Naugatuck, May S.--Charles William Federonis, apprentice seaman, U. s. Navy, son of Mir. and Mrs. John FederOnis Of g Pond street, Naugatuck, was en- listed yesterday at the navy re- cruiting station in New Haven. With other members of . se- lected group, he was trans. ferred to the U. s. naval train- ing station, Newport, R. l., where he will be stationed the next two months receiving In. structions In fundamentals of naval education, prior to being assigned to one of the navy trade schools or a newly -con- structed vessel of the U. s. fleet. Federonis applied at the navy recruiting station in Waterbury where first accepted. @
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08
PLATES MILLS CLUB SHOWN NAVAL FILMS

Michael Swata, quartermaster fir : class, local navy recruiting officC {, was the speaker last night after ( !, monthly meeting of the Plat1 Mi ;, Community association in the Br:s- tol co. restaurant.
 Sound navy motion pictur, 5 screened by the recruiting ofhcrr were travelogues of various foreis | countries and several reels of navy life on board ship. the navy in tl.e air and vessels of the U. s. bait ? fleet on maneuvers.
 A question and answer period we.s held after the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08

by the town of Nauga.uck. has bee donated by Mrs. Mary V. Schmi,l of Pleasant View street. in memo :. of her husband. William. The tree was erected on the green today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08

Deputy John J. Wrinn and Grand Knight Roy F. Bunting will assist.
 Final arrangements for a varied entertainment program to be pre- sented at the breakfast, will be for. mulated. A splendid program with Lieut.. William Schatznan, com manding officer of the Beacon Falls state police barracks, being pre- scented as the principal speaker, is planned for the affair. Lieut., Schatzman will take for his topic "The Suppression and Prevention of Crime" Lieut.. schatzman is a rnem- Der of San Salvador council. K. of C.. of New Haven, and enjoys con- siderable fame as a dinner speaker,
 Ojeda council, sponsoring this event for the benefit of all Catholic men of Naugatuck, invites local Catholic men to attend. Ticket sales will be concluded Thursday evening by the ticket committee.
 Changes May Result
 Work of the outside firm of au- ditors here seems likely to result in some changes hn financial meth. ods in some departments here. This firm operates under rules set by the state and specific details of their work are included.
 As such a firm has to audit the towns records each year, 1t IS more than likely that whatever changes they may advise or may make this year will be continued in effect.
 It is certain that some methods in some departments have differed from those now required under the state audit rules, and although these methods arc by no means under question, 1t is likely they will be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08
Give To Library

NtNC AV HuaUiS
 Mrs. J. w. Woodward Of this town and Mrs. w. J. Todd of Shelton have donated magazines and books to the Beacon Falls Library.
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SHE BUYS ANTIQUES

Ruth Hussey has returned from
a vacation at Laguna Beach, dur
ing which she purchased a collec-
ton Of antiques in silver and
glass.
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nv FaU0rife Wife"

Inc firSt nAmco PRODUCTION,
featuring Randolph Scott and
Gail Patrick, win have you In
commissions :. constantly -.
and there are times when you
will wonder II Curtain Call"
n not just a. funny a. the big
shot picture which holds the
top spot
You will say Cary Grant and
Irene Dunno are the most comical
team on the screen and then
q bit later on you viii be saying
much the same thing Of Alan Mo-
sray and Donald MacBride.
There are few who will not
agree that this old world can
stand . few laughs right ut
the moment and those who
do not find them af the Ham
rick house this week had bet
ter see 4 doctor. their sense Of
humor has had = relapse!
AZ for The March OF Tins"
which is titled, The Philippines:
1ses-le46." one sees plenty of rea-
sons mostly Japs why
those who have fought so consist
emily for the independence OF the
Islands are now wondering II, in
view Of the trend of world affairs.
It might not be better to wait
awhile.
The very forces which sue
cessfuBy obtained their objec-
tive 1916 for the absolute
Independence Of the Islands
are today doubtful Of their VIC
tory (. they are bordering
the sdvisability Of turning
their backs ON the protective
Friendship Of America TO face,
alone. the little brown men Of
the west
This vital issue of the screens
greatest educational feature Is red
hot" and should be seen by every
American who wants TO behold a
real live fifth column" in captivity
:. it's a Barnum e. Bailey SCOOP
Of international curiosities If there
ever was one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Wersen and His Band
AT the Temple Saturday

Saturday and Sunday al the
Temple theater the Tacoma Junior
Concert band will present another
program of popular and classic
musical selections.
Sponsored by Rhodes and direct
ed by Louis Wersen, the group of
so boys ranging in years from IL
to is. is one of the most colorful
and capable junior musical organ
izations in the country, playing
almost every type of musical score.
The screen attractions which will
be seen on the weekend program
are Little Old New York" with
Alice Faye, Fred MacMurray and
Richard Greene in the leading roles
and a new detective thriller, Char
lie Chan in a City in Darkness
with Sidney Toler in the role OK
the inimitable oriental sleuth.
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RotoH In 2 Roles:
Acts And Directs

His job in Gateway" 10Th Gen.
tury-Fox's drama of Ellis Island,
meant work both in back of and
in front Of the camera for Gregory
Ratoff.
With camera crew, Ratoff
travelled to New York and spent
10 days at the island, directing
photographing of background
footage totaling 5000 feet of film.
film.
When interior scenes had been
re-created on the goth Century-Fox
lot. Ratoff went into the cast of
the picture. which Alfred l.. Werk-
er directed.
Gateway" now showing at the
Shell theater, co-stars Don Ameche
and Arleen Whelan in the dramatic
story. Ratoff, Binnie Barnes, Gil
bert Roland. Raymond Walburn
and John Carradine are among
the featured players in an excel
lent cast.
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Laurence Olivier and Vipen Leigh the Rao Theaer Today
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

FIRST SHOWING
Blue MOT >E--Rsymono Massey and
Mary Howard in Abe Lincoln In
Illinois" 1880. $40, SIS. 1910.
also Robert Armstrong and Jack
LARue IN Enemy Agent, il;3o.
go. SIS. $40.
MI SIC BON-Irene Dunno and Cary
Grant in NY Fsvorite Wife u so.
SIS. 7:05. 1000. also Barbara Read
and Alan Aowbray IN Curtain
CAN" II so. 2.35. 5 80. B45
RIMTo-ViFien Leigh and Laurence
Olivier in al Days Together" Il IS.
500. $50. 7.55. 1920: also Charles
Russles. and Janice Logan IN
Opened sio by Mistake" 1880. 1855.
RINIERa-Georse oBrien and Viz
ginia Vale IN Bullet Code" ! o5.
325. 5:45 $40. 10 30: also Con-
stonce Moore and Frank Albert
son In Framed" 1855. AIS. 4:35.
RoNs-Priscilla Lane and Thomas
Mitchell in Three Cheers for the
John Payne and Gloria Dickson in
King Of the Lumberjsoks," IL IS.
Ass. so. s.s5.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-carole Lombard and
Brian Aherne IN vigil In the
Night: also Joe Penner and Linda
HAYES In Millionaire Playboy"
COMM NIT8-R Richard DIX and Luz
ellie Ball in The Marines Fly
High: also Lynn Bari and Donald
Woods In City of Chance"
KAY sTREfT-Thomas Mitchell and
Edna Best in Swiss Family Robin
SON: also Patrick Knowles and
Helen vinson in Married and In
Love"
D-Priscilla Lane and
Eddie Albert in Brother Rat and
Baby: also The Jones Family in
Young As You Feel .
PARk-Thomas Mitchell and Freddie
Bartholomew In Swiss Family Rob
inson." also Frank Morgan and
Virginia Weidler in Henry Goes
Arizona"
ROCTOR-Priscills Lane and Wayne
Morris In Brother Rat and a
Baby: also John Payne and Jane
Wyman in kid Nightingale
REALART-Pat OBrien and Olympic
Brsdna in The Night OF Nights:
also Charles Laughton and Vivien
Leigh in Sidewalks of London"
RiA-Nelson Eddy and fllona Massey
in 'Balalaika". also joan Blondell
and Melvin Douglas In THE Amaz-
ing Mr.. williams"
sHELL--Don Ameohe and Harry Ca
rey II Gateway TO. Ellis Island;
also Buck Jones in Law for Tomb
stone"
81 NsET-James Stewart and Mar
garet SULLIVAN in The Shop |
Around the Corner: also George
Sanders and Helen whitney in The |
Saints Double Trouble"
Fave and Fred Mac |
Murray in Little Old New York;
In City In Darkness"
also Sidney Toler In Charlie Chan |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Caprino Sisters
Return 10 Club

Pierce county's only floor show
will offer the return Of the popular
Caprino Sisters when they appear
at the Club Moderne tomorrow
night
They have just completed a hitch
at the Show Box in Seattle and at
the Beacon theater In Vancouver.
b. c.
Those who saw Sally Rand's
show when it played here. will IN
doubtedly remember these sterling
entertainers because they were one
Of the real reasons for seeing that
show.
They worked three months at
the Golden Gate exposition and
have filled engagements at the
Florentine Gardens. Earl CAROLS
heater and many Of the other top
spots on the Pacific coast.
The last time Trey appeared at
the Club Moderne they were
obliged to respond to six encores
and. according to the management.
drew the largest crowd to the pop
ular night spot in its history.
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Y
on the screen. And, for the record,
Miss Leigh's career includes stellar
roles in Gone With the Wind, -
Sidewalks Of London" "A Yank
at Oxford and Fire Over Eng
land; Mr.. Olivier's screen career
includes "Rebecca," "Wuthering
Heights" Clouds Over Europe"
and Fire Over England"
Leslie Banks. one of Englands
most distinguished eharacte r
actors, is also starred in the new
film, thrilling screen adaptation Of
John Galsworthy's novel, The
First and the Last"
In "21 Days Together" Olivier
is seen as the younger brother of
distinguished barrister. on his way
to a judgeship. Miss Leigh appears
as young refugee in London, who
is in love with Olivier. Their idyllic
romance suddenly is shattered
when her bestial husband unexpect-
eddy returns.
Having set the stage, Director
Basil Dean is said to make of en-
suing episodes one OF the most
memorable of all romantic dramas.
Sharing the screen is Opened
BY Mistake" a comedy with
Charles Ruggles featured.
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George Cuts Loose!

And when George cuts loose,
things happen!
That's the way things are at the
Riviera where George O'Brien
takes the starring role In Bullet
Code" to route a bunch of border
rustlers and save the countryside
from the worst gang of cut-throats
the Old West has ever known.
Virginia Vale, = girl who can
really ride, plays the feminine
lead In q very exciting and en-
Pertaining story and serves rs
the reason for Mr.. O'Brien's
moro than usual interest In
her fathers affairs.
The companion picture. a news
paper story, features Constance
Moore. Frank Albertson. Robert
Armstrong and Sidney Blackmer.
It demonstrates just how far
some folks will 20 for five hundred
bucks. As a newspaper story, it's
q bit far-fetched but as screen
entertainment, it is crammed with
thrills and boasts action which
carries through from start to
finish.
That Is also true Of the O'Brien
vehicle. thus assuring those who
visit the Barovic house this week
plenty for their money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Movie Porter Really
Jumps Out OF His Shoes

While Comedian Joe Penner has
no illusions abou. the glamor quail
tiles of his face he got a nasty
shock when, made up as a ghost
for a scene in his current Beverly
picture. Millionaire Playboy," he
came around a corner OF the set
and MAINTAIN Moreland, playing a
colored porter, actually jumped
right out of his shoes.
Later Joe discovered that the
whole incident had been planted as
a gag; that glue had been spread
on the floor where the porter was
to stand, securely anchoring his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Alice Faye Gets Her
Man in Movie Story

She met her man and went after
him! That's the way the girls
behaved IN the old days. and that's
the way Alice Faye behaves with
Richard Greene in Daryl F.
zanuck's production of Little Old
New York" goth Century-Foxs
robust romance now at the Temple
theater. But Brenda Joyce also
has her cap set for Greene, to say
nothing Of Fred MacMurray's love
for Alice-all of which makes for
great entertainment in this brawl-
ing. hearty story of the New York
waterfront and the building of the
"Clermont," the first steamboat.
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III Days Together Vehicle
For Academy Award Winners
Companion Picture In Lighter Vein With
Charles Ruqgles In Opened BY Mistake

The most exciting romantic stars ever to hit the screen
Vven Leigh and Laurence Overjon forces at the klao
tbeater TO-DAY in Counbas "2 Days Together which has
been hailed as the greatest drama in their distinguished
and one of the most beautiful love stories told