davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

"Pienso en- su senior padre,
que adoraba tanto a listed v a
esa pequeha, que ahora veo que
no era hija suya.
" pienso en- la otra pobre
nina, en- la verdadera hermana
De listed, que ahora, quiza, rue
ia por esos eaminos o es explo-
taaa brutalmente sabe Dios por
qulen' o sera, el dia de mahana,
una de tantas hiias del vicio co.
mo pueblan los arrabales de las
grandes ciudades.
lou hacer, Dios milo?
70 no puedo ~confssar NADIA
a los sehores marqueses de Rio
verde; comprendalo listed.
"Seria delatar a su senior pa
de- y 20 lie iur, junto al lecho
de mueroe, que nadie sino listed,
cuanfo fuera hombre, conoce-
ria Ell terrible secreto del naci-
miento de 81 hermanita, de a.
QuesloS smoreS culpahleG.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

"Pues nevaron a una hi5its
dsl m%atrimonio, nacida doce {
ounce dfas atras, y que ain nc
eStaba bautizada.
SIN la carta que leera listed
.luego y que le pongo dentro de
este mismo sobre, esa carta que
va be digo me ha pqesto a las
puertas de Ia locura, vera usted
que los aabriegos procedieron
impulsados por un excusable ca
rino hacia su propia hija,
"Deciase que la condesa iba q
vender la finca, que ellos Serian
degpedidos..
mo CANADIAN NADIA, y pref
rieron separarse de la pequena
con tai de verla crecer en- un am
biente de fausto y riqueza.
"5Comprende listed?
Elsa nina, a la que su padre
y 70 hemos estado creyendo hi
ia del senior marques y de Ia con
desa de PrsdO Ayul, sto e,
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

la nina adoptada pOr los mar
queSes de Rio Verde, no es su
hermanita, como lie confiesa su
prOpio papa en- Ia larga carta
que encontrara listed con esta Y
.otros muchos papeles.
"Es la hiia humildisima de u
nos humildisimos labriegos, de
la provincial de Toledo, que mu-
rieron del modo mas triste y
miserable.
W su hermana de listed. a "a
que por acuerdo de su papa y la
sonora eondesa Sc habria de DO
ner Ell nombre de Maria de Ia
Cruz, 81 era nina, o de Juan de
Ia Cruz 81 era nihO, no Sc sabe
d6nde esta.
iLea, lea listed esa otra car
ta' la carta que ACADIA de llegar
a este palacio, y que me ha en-.
loquecido.
"Yo estOy temblando de mic
do. de horror, de ausiedad.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

"Se habia convenido que ven-
drian a Ia corte marido Y mu-
jer, alojandose, como siempre,
en- ell palacio de Prado Azm, y
que la miSma noche en- que Ia
condesa pusiese EN- Ell munde ol
fruto de su pecado, los guardia-
mes de la finca de Toledo 10 re-
cogerian llevandolo a la puerta
del palacio de Rio Verde, va que
los marQueses acababan de re-
gresar de America, perdiendo
en- Ell naufragio del buque que
les traia de ana a su hija Gnica,
Josefina.
"Tal Sc hizo.
"Pero los guardianes, que Sc
llamaban Andres v Nicclasa, en-
vez de lbevar a la puerta del pa
lacio de Rio Verde a Ia hija de
Ia condesa de Prado Azul Y del
marques, su papa de US
ted ia Quien dirt listed que he
varonI
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

rodeos en- estos momentos solem
mes, maxine cuando listed 10 va
a saber TODD leyendo las cartas
de su senior padre.
"Pues bien; hey, esta mana
ma, hace escasamente una bora,
ha venido al palacio una carta
que me ha enloquecido de dolor,
de horror Y de augusta.
tImaginese listed que drama
mas horriblel
"Cuando haya leido listed la
larga carta de su senior padre,
en- que le explica sus amores con
Ia condesa de Prado Azul, vera
que de aquella tierna historic de
amor, que a mi me hizo llorar
muchas wees en- silencio, por
los tres infelices protagonistas,
-naci6 una nina.
Una nina que la condesa. en-
ausencia de su papa de listed, y
queriendo ocultar su dedhonra
hizo que fuese Nevada a la puer-
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

ia del palaeio de los marqueses
de Rio Verde, EN- la Castellana.
"Pero ahora yo lie voy a dar
a listed otros detalles. que su
senior padre no lie da en- su larga
carta, por haberlos juzgado, oui
"a, superfluoS.
Vera listed, mi Querido seho
.rito:
ia condeSa tenia una finca.
entire otras muchaS, situada on
la provincial de Toledo cerca de
lllescas, cuyos guardianes eran
un matrimonio al que ella tenia
mucho Garlic.
"Gentes desaprensivas. Dor 10
que listed vera despues. que no
merecian nj mucho menos Ia
confianza que la condesa puso
en- ellos, pero que luego pagaron
cara su osadia Y su mala aeci6n.
"Aquel m~atrimonio fue 81 e..
cogido por la condesa para ocul-
tar 81 deShonra,
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
CON LOS CUANTES

Alhora Sc anuncia en- BeHja
min Field, con asombrosa serie-
dad, que los asaltos de la pelea
Carroll Ingram seran de a tres
minutes, no de a dos.
Dondequiera que Ell hoxeo es-
ia bien dirigido, con arreglo a
las reglas, la ''farsa' de los a.
saltos a dos minutes no es admit
tida.
Pero en- Tampa, con Ell fin de
j~ustificar las pequehas bdlsas,
Sc ha venidO admitiendo por Ia
Comisi6n los rounds de a dos mi
nutos.
Cuando Ell cubano, Legion lie.
60 a Tampa lie hablaron de asal-
tos a dos minutes; pero contes-
to que 81 era un boxeador Y que
solo peleaba rounds de a tres mi
nutos
Los tantos por cientos, y los
p1giles dominados por los en-
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
TONIC SEGUNDo
CA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

su sonora madre, la sonora mar
quesa, y a la condesa Maria del
Prado Azul, que era otra santa.
"Porque este es 10 que mas
me hacia sufrir: yer que ell mar
CUES, que siempre fue Ell hombre
mas bueno del mundo, Ell caba-
hero mas cumplido y Ell mejor
esposo Y padre de la terra, ha-
bia llegado a engahar a su es-
posa por una de esas extrahas
circumstances de la vida, que
hacen pecar al hOmbre mas fuer
&c.
"Perdone listed, senorito, que
le liable con tantisima franque-
q, pero no QuierO andarme con
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
he HAN HBeHe vARIAS
OFERTAS A BELLOISE
La Bolsa de Ken Overlin

Nsw York, mayo 28-Un pr
gil del peso weller, Steve Be
lloise, recibi6 aver varias ofer-
las, algunas de elias mry ven
taiosas, con motive de su re.
clients victoria scbre Vic Delhi
ourti, la semana pasada,
Belloise pega con gran dure.
"a y es muy popular en- 81
Bronx,
La pelea de revancha entire
Heferino Garcia Y Ken Overlin
Sc vsrificara ell IL de septiem.
bre de este ano, segdn las mott,
cias dadas por Mike Jacobs.
Por su reciente victoria sobre
Ell campeon Garcia, Overlin re.
cibi6 una bolsa de $3.50. FL
carpa6n Sc embols6 1854.
Presenciaron la pelea solo
1878 personals, con un rendi-
miento en- las taluillas de $751;
69S.
BESIDE que conquist6 Ia coro-
ma del peso weller, Henry Arm.
strong lleva sostenidas IL pc
leas.
Las ha ganado todas y en- fe-
cha proxima Sc batira con Lew
Jenkins, de Texas, ell nuevo cam
pe6n de las 1875 libras.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
LA CRAM cARRERA De 500
DE INDIANAPOLIS

Indianapolis, mayo 2sLA
carrera de- 500 millasede india
napolis, famosa en- TODD Ell mum
do, Sc efectuara Ell jueves.
Hicieron la prueba de las 10
millas, con entero exito IA driy-
ers.
Dos de. Jos calificados son
franceses, Rene Dreyfus y Re-
ne Lebegue. y uno argentine
Raul Riganti.
Lebegue Sc calific6 con u.s.
981 millas y Dreyfus con ll8.-
831. ST otros drivers sc califi-
can con. mayor velocidad, los
fraceses corren el peligro de ser
desplaazdos.
Hay ell prop6sito de pedir Sc
aumente ell n1mero de coches a
1875, con el fin de que los france
SEES no sean excludes. Wilbur
Shaw, de indianapolis, Ell CANA
dor de 1889, es uno de los que
piden el aumento.
Ell coche del argentine es un
Maserati nuevo, con Ell cual OBJ
tuvo en- la calificaci6n un pro-
medic de veloeidad de 1887
millas por bora.
Bob Swanson, de Los Angeles,
Sc calific6 aver con un prone
dio de velocidad de 124.619,
Ademas de Swanson Sc califi-
caron aver Ralph Hepburn, de
Los Angeles; Emil Andres, de
Chicago; Duke Nalon, de Chica-
go; Chef Miller, AL Miller, Le'
begue Y Dreyfus,
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
INICI0 SUS E~JERCICIOS Ell
CAMPEON JOSE LUIS

New Yol:,. mayo 2S.-El
campe6n mundial del peso COM
pleto, Jose Luis defendera su
corona Arturo Godoy, en- ell Es-
tadio de los Yankee, Ell dfa 20 de
JUNO.
En- Greenwood Lake, New
Jersey, inicio aver su entrena-
miento ell negro de los pu1ios
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

Detroit &c, 1oh, 2e; Cleveland
1c, Oh, lie.
Ell desaffo entire los Atleticoe
Y los Modias Rojas tuvio que
suspenderse a causa de la lluvia.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
carEedos con dinarnita.

cargedos con dinagnita.
Soze6 en- aus primesee ejer.
|cictos, IN asalto con eada uno,
frente q joe OGatbg, Emil
s5holtz Y George Nicholson. Pc
So Luis 237- libras, cinco sobre
Fu mejo rpeso de combate.
Godoy Sc encuentra en- Car
mel, New Jersey, Y en- esta Be-
mana comenzara su prepare
.ci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

FL veterano Lyons lanz6 por
los Medals Blancas y pudo de-
rrotar a los Browns con un mar
gen de dos carreras. lie TOGO la
derrota al pitcher Kramer.
Chicago 7c, 15h, 2e; San Luis
&c, 9h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
DFPORTN
LA JUNTA DE LA
LIGA ~INTERSOCIAL

En- ell Centric Asturiano, ma
fiana microbes, Sc reunira la La
ga 1ntersocial.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los delegates Y subdelega-
dos.
Asuntos de impDrtancia re-
quieren un amplio estudio por
parte de los Delegates.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

Dos wees vapulearon aver los
Rajos de Cincinnati a los Pira-
tas. Mace Brown lanz6 de ma
nera colossal por los Piratas, en-
el primer juego, luego de que
Davis habia sido retirado. SOlc
y pegaron dos hits a Brown, Ell
echo entradas, pero va ell ma
estaba hecho. Beggs gan6 ell pri
mer juego.
La victoria en- Ell segundo /,
correspondio a Turner y la de
rrota a Bauers.
Cincinnati &c, 5h, De; Pitts
burgh 1c 4h, 2e.
Cincinnati &c, 11h, De; Pitt
burgh &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
EN- LAS N LIGAs
LIGA AMERICANA

Con Chandler de pitcher, los
Yankees dejaron en- blanco a los
Senadores, hacienda ellos 5 ca
rreras. Chase empez6 Ell juego y
10 sustituy6 Jacobs. Batearon
de '.jonrr6n" Charley Keller y
Joe DiMaggio.
Washington 0cS, An, De; New
York &c, All, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

presarics, producer esas verwea
nantes anomalfas, -.
Asaltos de a dos ninltos... pa
"a contento DEF bolsillo del en-
presaric, descredito de gcs bo-
xeadores ".
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
uIGA NACIONAL

Posedel estaba aver en- uno
de sus buenos dias y los Gigan-
ties Sc quedaron en- cuatro hits
" una carrera, mientras las a.
bejas, con u hits llegaban siere
veces a la gonna.
Bate6 un hit ell notable catch
err Alfonso Lopez. Miller, ell IS,
dispar6 dos hits.
New York 1c, All, lie. Boston
nc, 13h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

Pedrito Hernandez rceibio
una carta de Jose Legion. Sc ha.
la contratado para pelear con
IN negro de reconocida habili-
dad.
lie han soltado IN 'toro".
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

Los Tigres llevaron a New
some, como pitcher, Y derrota-
ron a los Indios de Cleveland
lie TOGO perder al lanzador Ney-
mick.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

De regreso al 'hogar", los
Cubs, con Passeau de pitcher,
vencieron a los Cardenales de
San Luis. lie TOGO Ell contratien-
60 al pitcher Bowman.
De les siete hits de los derro-
tados, dos fueron bateados por
Medwick y dos nor Mize.
San Luis 1c, 7h, De; Chica.
20 &c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

Los Dodgers dejaron en- blan-
co a los Phillies y Sc mantienen
en- el primer lugar de la Liga,
Wyatt solo permiti6 cuatro hits,
Filadelfia DC, All, lie; Brook,
|lyn &c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

Dicese que Ell senor ingram
ostenta victories sobre Nick
Camaratta Ray Boree, Joey All
en-, Jimmy MADDOX Peris APIECE
" otrcs caballeros muy sconoci-
dos en- gus casas.
Carroll ha. prometido pesar
14O libras, pero con toda segu-
ridad que no cumplira la pro-
MESA en- una balanza honesta.
Insiste Ingram en- que su con-
trario tenga I'm Unite de NO.
Sc afirma.
La ~ingistencia POGO vale en-
boxeadores de cuarta 0 quinta
eategoria.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

Sc march6 aver de Tampa. no
s@bamos para donde, Ell gladia-
dor Lefty Young. Dice que tiene
las manos l~astlmadas.
Quiza sea dessgradable la no
ticia para Ell empresario; pero
en- cuanto al plblico, Sc encoge-
RI de hombros y dira: Como 81
hay muchcs en- Ell pals, NADIA Sc
ha perdido,
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

La GACElA
psriodico Sn'idiomA EsPahc'
a. ua6s circulation en- TAnps
-
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
gus~ripci6n semanal: 20 C
1903 "a. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TelsfonO Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
ontier' And "7he First World War"A
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

NIH$I thuNhNo
Music pox-BSgrssss ~. nsrs a. nc .nS
Men, ii:so. SOS. SEQ. 1910. also
Pat oBrien and Edward Arnold In
slightly Honorable" isso, SOS,
ass.
RIAITO-Georgs Brent and fka Mir
anda IN Adventure In Diamonds. :
las. AIS. 7.is. io.is. also Lionel
Barrymore and warner Baxter In
The Road 20 GLORY iisso. ssso.
SEQ. $50.
RIyIkRA.rh. rrs work. WA. ar. :
Johnny Mack Brown and Bob Baker
IN .'Okiehoms Frontier ITO. 3.sS.
Gas. SOS.
RONY-Erroi Flynn. Miriam Hopkins
and Randolph Scott In Virginia
City" 1870. 2;oo. ass. 7;os. $50.
LIBERTY. fUyAILUP-cisrk Cable.
vivien Leigh and Leslie Howard IN
Gone with the Wind 80. 500.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERIN-Ronald Colman and wal
ter Huston IN The Light That
Failed: also Edgar Bereen and
Charlie Mccarthy In -chariie Nc
Tarthy Detective"
BLUE MoUsE-RonAld colmsn and
Basil Rathoone in "K Were
King: also Bob Burns and Gladys
George IN I'm Prom Missouri
CoMMUNITY-Don Ameche. Andrea
Leeds and Al Jolson In "swsnee
River: also Jacoueline Wells and
Bruce Cabot in My son Il Guilty.
KAY sTREET-Jaekie Cooper and
Freddie bartholomew In Two
Bright Boys; also Anita Louise
and Dick Forsn in Hero for q
Day"
PARk-Claire Trevor and John
Wayne In Allegheny uprising" /.
also Gloria Dickson and Fred stone
In mo Place 20 Co.
PROCTOR-Kav kyser and Lucille
Ball in That's Right. You're
Wrong; also Dennis Morgan and
Gloria Dickson in Waterfront"
REALART-Don Ameche, Andre q
Leeds and Al Jolson in "swanes
REX-Don Ameche and Al Jolscn In
"Svsnee River. also Preston Fos-
ter and Ann Dvorak In Cafe
sUNsET-Gioris Jean and Nan Grey
In The Underpup'; also Lloyd
Nolan and GLADYS swarthout In
Ambush"
TEMPLE = Nelson Eddy and Iona
Massey In AT The Baialaika"; also
George Raft and Humphrey Bogart
In Invisible Stripes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
hkE;i3Fd3
. ESD
Mice and Men!


"Of Mice and Men" has the
same masters touch that was so
evident in Grapes of Wrath" and
1t can be said that the portrayal
Of the story is on an equal plane
with the splendid acting seen in
the last mentioned production.
The picture is the screen adapta-
ton of John Steinbeck's novel of
the same name and came to the
Music Box theater yesterday on
new bill which also features
Slightly Honorable"
One has but TO mention the
cast, headed by Burgess Mere
dith, to realize the possibilities
Of the picture ~ high class
screen entertainment, although
IL must be said that the sub
ject matter Ii anything but
amazing.
Betty Field, Lon CLANCY, jr.
Charles Bickford. Roman Bohnen
Bob Steele and Noah Berry jr.. are
but a few of the more prominent
feature players who so ably bring
this dramatic tale to the screen.
"Of Mice and Men" will
most certainly be grouped
with the years finest pro-
auctions because In the light
Of story, cast and direction 10
has everything q good picture
should have.
must withhold comment on the
other attraction, slightly Honor.
able" because did not see enough
Of 1t TO form fair opinion. II 4,
comedy drama starring Pal
o'Brien and featuring Edward
Arnold. Broderick Crawford AND
R.,tA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Alaskan Movies
Here Tomorrow

Luther Dickens. an Old Alaska
sourdough. who spent his early
years in the North. In the kiondyke
gold fields i presenting : two
hour show Of his own Alaskan
motion pictures at Normsnns hall.
1904 SO. Nay II. April -. ~ z
o'clock p. m.
Dickens shows Wild animal life
including the five most popular
families Of Alaska bears: Black.
Glacier. Grizzly. Polar and Kodiak.
the latter the most feroeious Of
all.
he shows Wild bird life such -
seagulls. auks. phfnns. murrs sea
parrots, geese. cranes. ducks.
spruce hens. eagles. grouse. and
ptarmigans.
In natural color he shows the
government colony in the Mats-
nuska valley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26

James as a member or their gang
because he was sissy" terror
lied Missouri and Kansas during
and after the Civil war. Their
technique was to raid Northern
settlements in the uniforms Of the
Confederacy. and to raid Southern
towns in the uniforms Of the North.
The entire city of Lawrence, Kan
sas, was laid waste by their out
RACES, with every building Quilted
by fire. and many defenseless
women and children burned or shot
to death.
Dark Command" adapted from
the well known book Of the same
title by w. r. Burnett, stars Claire
Trevor and John Wayne, the ro~
mantle leads in "Stagecoach" and
Allegheny Uprising" Wayne por-
trays the federal marshal who is
obliged to bring Cantrell to justice,
even though 1t will mean heart
break for the woman he loves.
Martha Raye and Charles Rug
giles are co-starring in the other
new feature titled The Farmers
Daughter"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26

Featuring ncb nsser. cowtcy
singer. ard Fuxsy knishs. wesssr1
comedy fsvcrsss. shs picture hNs
Anns 0wyane. scf<>n n<wccmsr. N
the romantic lead opposite Brown.
Other well known players n tn
east include 1sm<s blaine. Charles
King. Lane Chandler. Horscs Mnr.
phy ard Lloyd fnGrahsm.
Music for the ptetsrs b pruvi6sl
~ BAKER and the TEXAS dangers.
popular musical srGrsxstion iron
radio. In addition 10 familiar meie-
dee AZ the rsngs. they tntrcd,se>
= new rinky romlin cnmpoeiiinn
specially written a. : shssns sons
for the prcduetion.
Sharing the screen u The 1oth
Century For prcdssction. -Ths
FIRST World War"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
IFS a Girl!

A baby girl, 8 pounds and s
ounces, was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Cy Sims. 3S24 No. 7th.,
Mt the noon hour yesterday.
Cy Is the artist for the Hamricl
thesters here and Is also guidini
light in the Tacoma Glider club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Dudley Digges Has Role
In Light That Failed"

Dudley Digges' first major mo-
ton picture since he took Broad
way by storm IN the stage produce
ton of "on Borrowed Time" oo-
eurs In Rndyard klpllng's The
Light That Faiied." starring Rom
aid colmsn. which II now playing
At the Beverly theater.
Digges. = veteran Of the famous
Abbey Players OF ireland. and Of
many other stage and screen plays.
II In the large supporting role in
The Light That Failed which
also includes Walter Huston. Ida
Lupino and Muriel Angelus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Dark Command to Headline
New Bill at Rialio Friday
Mortho RoYe And Cherries Ruggles To Be
Seen In The Formers Daughter"

The transition from drawing roles into a herman
Characterization is welcome for Walter Pdgeon In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Planes Crash; Cadet.
Instructor Killed

DALLAS. Tex.-1wo army avia-
ton school airplanes crashed In
flight Wednesday afternoon. kill-
ing . cadet and his instrutcr In
one of the ships and inJuring q
soloing cadet In the other.
The dead were Cadet James y
Clinch jr, Il. Bethlehem. Pa. and
Instructor J. II. Richards. ~
Dallas. Solomon %. Moon. a
Gainesville. Fla. was injured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
FAMILY TROUBLES

All hilarious comedy Of domestic
mistakes is presented in you Can't
Fool Your Wife," RKO Radios new
comedy vehicle for Lucille Ball and
James Ellison. Robert Coote. Vir-
ginia Vale and Emma Dunn are
also featured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Johnny Mack Brown Starring
In Universals Western IaIo
Crimmsss Secrets OF Conflict Dored
In 10th Csnsury-Fox producsion

Starring Johnny Mack Brown and dramatlzinE ~ eo
age Of American pioneers who staked their fortunes =
for homes during the hstore Oklahoma lon6 f1
Of $685. the Universal film. "oklahoma Ffoafex~ epoo
today At Mike Bnrovie's Riviera theot<r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26

Claire Trevor and John Wayne oostorred in Dark
Command" the ottrocton which to the Rioto
theoter Frdoy On the bill will be The Form
er Daughter" with Martha Roye ond Charles Rueees in
the lead roles
Republics Dark Command" which Friday to the
Rao theater Pdgeon plays the role of the notorious Can
trel renegade raider in Kansas during Civil days.
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Weary of the effete portrayals
assigned him by casting directors,
Pidgeon was genuinely happy
about his selection for the role Of
this villainous cut-throat.
Cantrell and his raiders, who
turned down the infamous Jesse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-29
Market Makes Better Reaction At Opening
Gains of Two Points Were Noted in Several Issues;
 Profit Taking Came on at Noon to Reduce Rises

Bethlehem Steel opened 1000 shares at 60 3-4 up i-4; Youngs- town Sheet & Tube 90 i-l up 1: Vanadium 2oM up M; Republic IS i-2 up i.2, and Crucible 27 3-4 up 3-4. Q. 6. Steel opened at the pre- vious close of 46 3-s and then moved up toward 46. Copper shares were firm, aided by large copper meta order from the French government
 Aircrafts and other war lssuei firmed. Rails, Utilities, Rubbers Rail equipments, Mercantiles anc Chemicals joined the rise. Genera Motors featured It's section with one-point rise to 70 on 1000 shares
 New York, May 20--tUP) Cotton futures developed Q firm undertone in quiet forenoon dealings today.
 Opening quotations were un. changed to 3 points higher and around mid-day the list was { to 2 points higher.
 Worth Street Graygoods trading was sluggish, with only scattered fill-in business reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-29
'TAMARA' GIVEN
 IN POPS SERIES
Widely Known Legend Among Works of Mas
 ters Featured Tonight

Tschaikowsky's Symphonic Pa theteique tNo. 6, in B Minor) will be featured in this evenings Pops concert, to be presented at 7:3C in the music room of the Bronson library. The pathos, dramatic feel- ing and orchestral color of the work reflects the greatness of the com- poser. Into 1t, as he himself said he put his whole soul.
 Mill Balakirew, one of the Rus- sian five" of the new Russian school" will also be represented on this evenings program. His sym phonic tone poem, '"Tamar" will be played by Pierro Coppola and the Paris Conservatory orchestra. Tha- mar or "Tamara" is based on on old legend Of the Caucasus, which tells of beautiful princess who having been betrayed early in life by an unworthy suitor, resolves to be revenged upon all men, whom she inveigles with her charms, en- tertains royalty and then poisons.
 This evenings Pops" concert will also include Haydn's "Andante" from the London" Symphony, played by Edwin Fischer and his Chamber orchestra. The public is cordially invited to attend the Pops" concert sponsored by the Bronson Library and the WPA Adult Education Pro- gram of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-29
A oonv of an antIwar resolution

A copy of an antiwar resolution was forwarded to the Democrat today by Sophie M. Trusiwicz, president of the All-Youth Club of Waterbury. It calls upon Pres. ident Roosevelt to keep the United States out of war, to refuse war credits, keep American troops at home and devote the nations en- ergies to 6 peacetime recovery program. Incidentally the presi. dent of the All.Youth Club of Waterbury resides in Naugatuck, according to the information acc companying the resolution, which reads as follows;
 "To the President of the United States:
 Whereas the war in Europe is fundamentally . repetition of the World War and
 Whereas the overwhelming sen- tlment of our people Is strongly for peace and
 Whereas American youth has no future on the battlefield but seeks Jobs and opportunity within the framework of peacetime co. onomic reconstruction as the only way out of present day difficulties and
 Whereas talk of the Imminent danger of foreign invasion only serves to fan the flames of war for the purpose of dragging us in- to 1t, and
 Whereas the exp Hence of the last World War shows that the shortest road to war Is through loans and credit which inevitably must be followed by men, be it therefore
 Resolved that we petition our government for the f0ll0wingi
 1. Keep America out of war by maintaining strict neutrality. No loans, no credits. Take no steps which III involve us.
 9. Keep American soldiers and arms at home where they belong.
 3 Work out Q peacetime recOv- cry program based not on . war prosperity 'hich will collapse but