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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30

Production of condensed milk
has been prohibited in Belgium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30

South Africa recently banned 81
American comic publications.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30

Shipbuilding in Sweden con-
tinues active despite the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30

China has a new anti-opium drive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30

PENONCELI.-In this city, Oct. 28th,
1910, Pietro Penoncell, of Arcadia
Ave-, Oakville. Funeral Thursday
morning, at 500 o'clock, from
Arcadia Ave-, Oakville, to st. Mary
Magdalen's Church. Burial in CAL
vary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30

New police posts will be con-
structed throughout Palestine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30
DIED

CASE-In this city, Oct. 30th, 1910,
Elliott Talmadge Case, of 20 Wall
st. Funeral Saturday morning, at
$3.50 o'clock, from Bergin Funeral
Home, 200 East Main ST., to Sacred
Heart Church. Burial in Calvary
cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15
STATE

If you intend to see the gigantic thriller, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" with Charles Laughton and a cast of thousands at the Warner Bros. State theater you'll have to hurry as performances tomorrow evening concludes its engagement. This is positively the one picture that you must say you've seen. Make a date to see it this evening.
 And then starting Wednesday the State brings to its screen another in its long line of 1940 hits, "Gulliver's Travels" a full length cartoon in technicolor.
 This super-cartoon upon which hundreds of artists have been work ing for more than two years brings to life one of the best-liked fantasies of all times, the story of the English sailor who encountered unheard of adventures in the land of miniature people.
 When Dean Swift, the brilliant eighteenth century clergyman and author wrote his amazing tale of "Gulliver" back in the days when the first Georges were ruling England, he intended 1t as biting satire upon human weaknesses in general and his country's political institutions In particular.
 All the charm, hearty humor and rich fantasy of the English seanlan's amazing adventures in the minia- ture land of "Lilliput" comes to life on the screen as if by magic. The story, a perfect piece of material for a feature cartoon, combines with lively dialogue, hit parade music and ever to appear on the screen to make some of the grandest color work an as-faultless-as can be piece of entertainment.
 The authors immortal characters and the directors cleverness in turning them into film stars" with his superb pen make this film a classic picture. :.
 As "King Little" King Bombo." Princess Glory" Prince David" the countless "Lilliputians," the three spies, Sneak, Snitch" and "Snoop" scamper across the screen, 8 be- witching world right out of Arabian nights is revealed. The directors own creation, the town crier "Gabby," Is Q masterpiece of insolence. gayety and humor. You'll be talking about him long after you've seen the film.
 And on the same show will be an exciting film entitled, Emergency Squad" with William Henry and Louise Campbell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15
CHAPTER XVII

Still breathless after accepting Lady Ponce-Townsend's surprising offer, Mary sat down at the desk before the cozy coal fire and poured put her thoughts in a letter to Gill bert.
 Dear Gilbert:
 Your long silence is hard to understand. I do hope you are well and that some day soon I'll find a letter from you.
 I'm writing today because I have news that's sure to please you. I have just had visitor. Lady Ponce Townsend, remem- Der? She is very active in war relief work, as you know. She heard in some way about the sketches I've been doing and is anxious to give an exhibit of them at her Mayfair home. She intends to charge outrageous prices for admission to raise funds for war refugees.
 She wanted me to be at the exhibit, but that, as I emphatical- ly told her, is quite out of the question. I will not face anyone, as you well know, while I am still disfigured. Her ladyship finally understood and has some notion now of making a mystery of me to lend zest to the exhibit.
 Having been so kindly treated as a refugee myself, I'm only too glad if I can repay the debt in small way. In addition, as Lady Ponce Townsend pointed out, the exhibit may lead to additional offers for me.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15

I So now, enough about me. You are on my mind constantly.
 I wonder how you are and If all
 goes well. A letter would be so
 welcome. As ever.
 Winter held its grip on London. On the Maginot Line, a temporary lull seemed like an ominous dark before a blasting dawn. Enemy mines and submarines struck re- lentlessly at British ships. The city mourned behind its barricades for the heroic dead. Espionage fiourished like some evil fungus in the dark and spy rings were relentlessly tracked down by a grim Scotland Yard.
 Step aside, Miss. Passage, pleasep
 A middle-aged Tommy brushed past Mary Carroll at Lady Ponce Townsend's exhibit of the sketches. Mary had felt an urge to go to Mayfair and stand unseen some where near the mansion.
 "Yes, sir" she answered meekly. Quite a crowd, isn't it?"
 The Tommy laughed and aI1- swered. There's many one that would never get into her lady, ships 'ouse at all if 1t wasn't for benefit like this"
 Mary didn't hear him. Her eyes narrowed as she saw 8 limousine draw to the door and familiar figure step from the car. Carla Marchettal
 On sudden impulse, Mary joined in the crowd that surged around the glamorous Carla, Mary pulled the veil on her toque across her face and, unnoticed, walked up the steps.
 Two shillings, Miss" an im- perturbable butler demanded Mary heard the coins click on the silver tray, but kept her eyes fastened on Carla. For all her alertness, Carla managed to vanish temporarily, sweeping into Lady Ponce-Town- sends drawing room with almost ir- solent hauteur.
 Drawing into the shelter of a cloakroom, Mary waited until Carla would reappear. Then she heard voices. Someone was say- ing, Shocking, that Marchetta woman's coming herel"
 A brittle voice answered dis dainfully, "If that woman isn't being watched, she should be. All kinds of strange stories are told about her."
 The first voice cut in, After all, nobody knows very much about her except that she set her. self up in great lavishness in May fair"
 Mary strained her ears, un- ashamed at eavesdropping. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15
STRAND

Ending tomorrow evening at War lsaer Bros. Strand theater is a fine twin bill comprised of Disputed Passage" with Dorothy Lamour lAkim Tamiroff and John Howard in (ehe leading roles; also Fay Banter, Nfank Craven and Edmund Lowe in -Four Neighbors, The Carters." Paul Muni, in his first modern role in five years will entertain the aGergoers attending the Strand on "wednesday when his latest star lging picture we Are Not Alone" 1omes to that theater for an en- Nagemelit of four days.
 E Of course, any Muni film Is al- ngays red-letter event for the star Sgl1o leads the entire field of dra- faatic acting makes only one year md that one is certain to be wor- hay of his genius. His latest picture ls said to be of equal, if not higher Halibre as film entertainment than azfy of his previous successes.
 Appearing with him in the cast Ire Jane Bryan who turned in such kn excellent performance in The
 3id Maid" Flora Robson and a host M others.
 TIle film has all the clements Hhich mark Q truly great produc-
 i0n and starts in 1914, parallel
 ear to this one. for each marks the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15
POLI'S

Another gigantic smash Broad way vaudeville program will be pre- sented Wednesday evening at 9 p. m. from the stage of the Loew Poll Theater.
 Heading this weeks bill are the Favellos, world-renowned tight-rope walkers; Lou Saxon, Broadway's leading comedian; Russell and Christine, foremost among popular comedy teams; Ralph Fielder and Co, in a novelty acts full of fun and surprises, and concluding this evening of swell entertainment are DePastines and Fanchon, 6 spark pig feet of rhythm.
 An excellent musical background For the show will be furnished by Gus Meyers, Jr. and the Loew Poli Theater orchestra.
 Making this a combination event of stage and screen will be smash double hit screen program headed by dynamic Ann Sothern in Con- 10 Maisie" her latest hit.
 An American show girl may get stranded at some tank station town an the U. s. A., but when she's beached in Africa she can take care |pf herself. That, after fashion, gives an idea of Congo Maisie." Do you like adventure? Well, meet Mai Bie, who is here again in the per- son of the very charming Ann gothern. And John Carroll, one of Hollywood's new young stars, now |p7 years old and six-feet, four-inch- les tall.
 There is never any doubt about an M-G-M supporting cast. They have in this case Rita Johnson, 1hepperd Strudwick, J. M. Kerrigan, tE. E. Olive and others, to turn out one of the most interesting yarns of the Dark Continent that has ever been brought to the screen. Congo eMaisie' is personality who will Dive for a considerable time on the |bcreen. Miss Sothern plays the part Eof 8 show girl stranded on the Af- kican coast, as that particular gal would do 1t. She's scared but she's game.
 Congo Maisie" is the irrepressi- Dle show girl first introduced to the screen audience as just plain Maisie, who got herself all tangled in com- plications in the American West. Now she is stranded in Africa.
 On the same program is another smash hit, Covered Trailer" with the Higgins Family.
 Attractions current at Loew's EPoli include "Housekeeper's Daugh- ter" with Joan Bennett and "City |pf Chance" with Lynn Bari. Gone With The Wind" starts lgat. Feb. 3rd at Loew's Poli. Buy reserved seats now for Night shows lhnd Sunday Matinee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15

 CRACKERS

FOREIGN FOOD
 Every nation has its favorite dish, and most people can spot 1t in- stantly. The food terms below are commonly associated with specific countries. Write after each the name of the nation brought to your mind in connection with the culin- ary term mentioned:
 1. Lutfisk ...................... 2. Ravioli ................... 3. Smorgasbord ............... 4. Borsch ...................:. D. Sauerbraten ..............
 Answers on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15
BUCK BENNY, COWBOY

Jack (Buck) Benny plays the part of a wild western hero in Para mounts colossal epic of the West. Buck Benny Rides Again" He practically lives on horse during filming of the opus, which is new for Benny because he's only been on a horse once before in his life. That was in New York parade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15
. STORIES
 IN STAMPS
U. s. Restricts Flight Over Panama Conol Zone

Over Panama Conol Zone CTRICT regulations governing ~ airplane flights over the Pan. anna Canal have been issued by the U. s. state department and the Civil Aeronautics Authority. Aimed chiefly at foreign aircraft, the restrictions also affect domess tic airlines.
 A Clipper ship is shown, above the Gaillard cut, on a Canal Zone airmail stamp, one of . series of six commemorating the 10th an. niversary of airzmail and the 25th anniversary of the opening of the canal.
 Slovalgia has issued its first charity stamp under the German protectorate. The stamp Is a single value bearing the portrait Of President Joseph Tiso and is in. scribed ITO the Children" The anti.tuberculosis symbol is includ. ed In the design.
 
 Honduras will issue Q miniature sheet commemorating the 50th an. niversary of the founding of the Pan.America Union. The stamps, four designs and four velues, win symbolize the sctivi'es of the union.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15
To The Local TheaterS

beginning of great war.
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents a gay comedy Daytime Wife" with Ty- rone Power and Linda Darnell in the co-starring leads. Power IS seen in one of the gay comedy roles in which he excels and which won him his great popularity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15
ON NEW YORK REST TRIP

Janice Logan, Paramount actress who currently is in "Dr. Cyclops," Technicolor thrill film, and "Opened by Mistake" is taking her first va cation in more than a year. She recently flew to New York City to rest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15
CAST OF CHARACTERS

MARY CARROLL - American
 fashion expert, in London dur
 ing wartime.
 VINCENT GREGG - soldier of
 fortune, in love with Mary. cARI.A MARCHETTA = . mys-
 teriOus London sOcialite. DIR. GILBERT LENOX-surgeOn,
 serving with British army.
 YESTERDAY: Days pass with no letters from Gilbert. Finally his pay check comes. Mary knows now it was only pity that prompted her marriage. She de- eermines to earn her own way, sIretching London fin war days. Her drawings catch on imme- diateIy. Lady POnce-TOwnsend asks to exhibit them to her May fair home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-15

Lights strong enough to read by, just installed on long.distance trains of England, may be switched of by Q master control on receipt of an air raid warning.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01

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Washington Journal., 1940-03-01

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Washington Journal., 1940-03-01

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Washington Journal., 1940-03-01
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nBon!"
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gleiten."
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.Wer if glafai?"
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Washington Journal., 1940-03-01
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bat"
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