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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11

with play titled, Gross Country Romance, Coz
starring Gene Raymond and Wendy Barrie
Later in the month can look for Louis Harter's
annual offering which Is coming 10 bit late this
year. Harters show is usually feature Of early
but because of a number Of unfavorable circum-
stances postponed until after school opened In
the Fall.
He promises a number Of surprises this year of
which arranged for at the time he in Hollywood
With the show business definitely the upgrade
look for number of stage attractions perhaps
the finest motion pictures Hollywood has made.
Boom T0Icn"
Boom Town." with its Clark Gable, its Spencer
Tracy, Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamarr has been
booked definitely for showing at the Music Box thea
ter beginning Sept. 25th.
The Eight Ball!
James Roosevelt of the President and sefappointed
motion picture producer feeling the sting censorship
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11

semhled by Levey for his first pro-
duction are Allan Jones. Martha
Raye, Joe Penner. Rosemary Lane.
Irene Hervey. Charles Bnttsrworth.
Alan Mowhray. Eric nlors and
Samuel 3. Kinds.
The musical score by Rodgers
and Hart. noted song writing team.
includes four numbers from the
stage play and two new tunes The
new numbers are who Are
YOU. sung by Jones. and The
Greeks Have No Word For II. -
BY Martha Rave. The others are
This Can't Be Love" sung BY
Miss Lane, Failing In Love With
Love" by Jones. sing For Your
Supper. with vocal by Mas Rays.
and He And She" novelty num-
Der by Miss Raye and Paaner
On the same new bill will be
Private Affairs" with Nancy
Kelly handling the cash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
IT Must BE Faiii

nous magic offering. The Mys-
teries Of India"
The work Of the great mas
ter of magic is now being carried
on by the man who. for years.
was his assistant. VIII Rock.
There are 20 people in the cast
and five tons of equipment.
The show will play four
times daily and viii share honors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
LOCALE SEARCH

Looking for = suitable location
for The Roundup" screen version
~ ths famed hackiyn Arbuckis
Broadway hit. Producer Harry
sherman today Ia visiting Denver
and it, mountain parks. the Jack.
son Hole country Of Wyoming.
Texas. Nevada and Montana. Don
Wilson. wsli.known radio announe-
ar, will play a featured role,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11

spring nYinkinn. 1srk Carson.
Cecilia taFtaa. Hasfy passapast
and HuEh oconnssl
Manhattan Hssrthsat= VII
shsfs The ssfe@n nansrt Sterling
ana Virginia Gllmafs hsad a strong
cast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
The Eight Ball!

connection With the first fuII-Iength
production he has made.
The title of the picture, which is
decidedly anti-Nazi, is pastor Hail."
Right off the bat James ran into
trouble when the powers that be in
Chicago informed him that il could
not play in the Windy City.
palioa oarsor ,aut uarr,t Gee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
SPEEDY FII.M

The newest Pete Smith short
highlights the stronoacope. iates,
invention In speed photography
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11

teo banned the film but released for his actions
This is but of the many headaches Roosevelt has let
himself in for in the motion picture business the others
will bobbng up due time and with logged regularity
Introducing!
The opening of the Blue Mouse theater after summer
of darkness brings entirely staff 10 the Hamrck
house on Broadway.
Eddie Boyle formerly house manager at the
Temple, is now manager at the Blue Mouse. Esther
Koch and Eva Jane Bonham the cashiers. Betty
Weinhart and Betty Stark the ushers, and Tommy
Motor and Tony Johnson, the doormen.
At the Temple find some faces Ted KintZ is
the house manager Harriet Kline the cashier and Wes
ley Lappin, the doorman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
The Boys From Syracuse" 10
Open at the Roxy Wednesday
Fun-Mokers 10 BRING Screen Adaptation
OF Fdmous Broadway Musical Comedy

BASED the musical comedy which had Broadway audi
bowling Tor 2a5 performances The Roys From SYRIA
euse brings brigade Of singing stars and laugh unares
10 the screen Of the Roxy theater Wednesday.
frcdaeed Jules Levy hs Dave Could ard ~ th
Mayfair Production
versni the presented
hx The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
.DULCY. LOCATION

Much Of the action Of Dudley"
was filmed at the Lewis Stone
home at Lake Arrowhead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11

producing and has arranged Tor HkU
Radio to release his pictures.
The first one TO come TO US under
the Lloyd banner will be titled, Three
Girls And A Cob" and will go into pro-
duction in October with Richard Wal
lace directing.
Lucille Ball drew the feminine lead
after a number of big name personali-
ties were tested, considered and re-
jected for top honors.
Miss Ball started on the RK0 lot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
Anna NeagLe H0nOred!

Anna Neage, star Of Irene" and Queen Of Destiny
Herbert Wilcox productions is forthcoming guest star in
RK0 Pathe Information Please" film, the second
be honored The first Ruth Gordon Miss Neage
preparing to star in mo. No. Nanette which will
have in the cast Tamaa noted singing actress Of the New
York stage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11

Rosemary Lone will be tomorrow of the Roxy theoter
the screen odoptoton OF the Broodwoy comedy hit The
Boys from Syocuse The oomponon picture titled PR
vote Afoirs and lectures Nancy Kelly in the eod role.
Rodgers Levey pro-
directed dueon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
Lucky Partners" Features
Favoriies in Romantic Comedy
Manhattan Heortbeoi' Companion Film.
Siors Robt. Sterling And Virginid Gilmore

The newsreez have practically typed sweepstakes
winners selecting tho unique subjects fnr their lens
reporting HIT Lucky Fartners presents such xiamorous
Ronald ConAn and Ginger Rogers brace II
sweeps winners for whom he stroke II lady luck eads
and hilarious and excitement The picture
OPENS Wednesday > the Music nax theafer
eeavinced CeEnsh Lewis Nlsstnns arrested the
suus rsfsaaas
n srI
ne providing including
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
world today.

five years ago model in Roberta and IS considered
of the most gifted and popular young stars in the screen
world today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11
Lloyd Steps Out!

Harold Lloyd who for years and years was No. saT
stick laughmaker of movieand going try his hand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23

aitis, Charles Spiotti, Anthony Mar.
hno, Daniel Mahaney and Solly
Freedman.
Mr.. Dunphy, one Of the clubs old
est nlembres, indicated this MORN
ing that the change to st. Josepil's
hall was largely due to the many
new members who have Joined the
organization since the last banquet
Further plans for the February af-
fair will be discussed at a committee
meeting this evening at the club
rooms which will be open to new
and old members.
Mayor Vincent A. Scully. Freddie
Hall, John A. Cluney, sports editor
Of The Democrat: William p,
O'Donnell, sports editor of the Re-
publican; John G. Kelley, sports
editor Of the American; Dan Parker
sports editor Of the New York Daily
Mirror, have been invited as guests
Of the club.
Last Sunday the club hled a
meeting In the clubrooms, presided
over by Vice-President Morrissey.
Two new members weer introduced,
namely, Charles Adamaitis and
'Fatter' Griskas. Dumschott made a
motion that the club be represented
by q basketball team and the mo-
ton was passed. The club has not
been upheld by a hoop array in
the past four years.
Captain Of Sports Kump, assist
ed by DumSchott, John Barnes and
Eddie Labutis, brother of the Chase
Country Club golf pro, were APP
pointed to make plans for team.
Charles Spiotti was appointed
chairman Of the volleyball league.
All members wishing to take part In
this league should contact either
Spiatti or Kump. Eddie DiNapoli
was appointed public relations
counsel for the club for a period of
six months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
JEWISH VETERANS
TO AID CAMP AICN
Fannick Post, Auxiliary to
Help Local Infantile Par.
aIysis Committee

A Joint meeting Of David Fannick
post and It's auxiliary, Jewish Wal
Veterans, will be held tomorrow eve
ming at 8:15 o'clock at the American
Legion home on Holmes avenue. II
will mark the first official business
session under the guidance Of the re-
Gently installed new officers Of both
post and auxiliary, Commander Abe
K. Baltim and Mrs, Bessie Block
president. ..%
Final committee reports will be
read on the recent military ball
sponsored by the post. All chairmen
are asked to be present and report
for their respective committees.
State Senior Vice Commander
Rudy Hennick will attend the meet
ing and speak on Membership
Within the past few weeks Com
inander Hennick has assisted In the
installation Of officers Of ]. w. v,
units in New Britain, Bridgeport
New London, Norwich, Stamford and
South Norwalk. To stimulate posts
to increase their membership, Com
mander Hennick has offered q silver
trophy for the unit showing the
largest gain over 1895 figures.
A committee will be named at the
meeting tomorrow evening to assist
the local committee in the Eight
Infantille Paralysis" campaign. The
national organization has gone on
record enthusiastically endorsing the
appeal for funds. State Commander
Martin Horwitz Of New Britain has
also added his personal endorsement
of the campaign and has urged all
posts to play an active part in the
state campaign.
Adjutant Jack Rutman Of the local
post has been appointed publicity
chairman here to stimulate interest
in the grand military ball which will
be held In Foot Guard hall, Hartford,
February 10th, under the auspices Of
the state department. The proceeds
will be used by the organizations
hospital committee to fight foreign
''isms" In America. A Broadway revue
will highlight the entertainment
features Of the program. Boxes will
be reserved for veterans groups.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
TT. M'ELLICOTT
FORFEITS BOND
Charge of Speeding Is
Lodged Against Local
Man in Fairfield

Fairfield, Jan. % - Seven of
eight cases disposed Of In the Fair
field town court session yesterday
by Judge Ned e. Ostmark were Of
persons charged with auto law vio-
lations.
The cases are: John r. Miller,
New Haven, violation Of the rules
Of the road, fined $40 and costs.
Thomas r. McElligott. Waterbury
forfeited $40 bond on a charge Of
speeding. Percy B. Wightman,
Woodbury., speeding fined $40. Ber-
tel v. Olsen, 22l Park avenue, Naug-
atuck, speeding, forfeited $40 bond.
Herman E. Lopez, BOX 16, Mashpee.
Mass, speeding, forfeited $25 bond.
Daniel Gallo, Post road, Stamford,
speeding failure to carry certificate
Of registration, nolled. Mrs. J.
French, 238 State street, extension,
nolled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
Governor, Mayor May
Attend Banquet Here
IrisI1.Americans to Hold Annual st. Patrick's Day
Celebration Various Committees Appointed

Edward Fox, Joseph Devery and
Thomas Balae.
Music and Dance committee:
william Boyle, chairman; Thomas
OBrien, Michael Goggins and Rob-
ert Stack. .u
Ticket committee: william PitZ-
ell, chairman; George Ryan, Mich
ael Lynch, James Carney, John
Bowler, Arthur Blum, James Nc
Donough, Edmund Burke and Mar
tin Holleran.
Publicity committee: Harold
Boyce, chairman; Robert Coughlin
and John Larner.
Reception committee; DR.. John D
Frenzy, chairman; Timothy Cos
tello, Roger Conner, Thomas Bane,
Francis Feeley, Mortimer Calvin
Walter Scanlon, John j. Bergin, Jr.
Harold Boyce, Edward Fox, Jere-
miah Mccormick, John Heating
Atty. John McLinden, John Holian
and Thomas Butler.
Floor committee: william J.
Walsh, chairman; Walter Scanlon
Patrick O'Day, Thomas O'Brien
Patrick McKenna, jeremiah Nc
Cormick, Joseph Devery, Gerry
Murphy, John Bowler, Michael Fitz-
maurice, Matthew Kane, Thomas
Healey and James Carney.
Printing and advertising: John
Griffin, chairman; Michael Doyle
Michael FitNpaurice, Edmund Boyce
and John j. Price.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
DONATE TO FUND
Keen Interest Shown in
Success of InfantiIe Par
Z. alysis Fight

Hartford, January 23. - Many Of
Connecticut's private schools are
cooperating in the fight against In
fantile paralysis, and have requested
that coin collectors be sent to their
institutions in order that the stu
dents and faculty can become &C.
lively interested In stamping out
the disease.
Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse,
professor of economics at the Con-
necticut College for Women, New
London, who Is State chairman Of
the Women's Division, reported that
her request to schools has met with
enthusiastic response.
Some Of the schools participating
are WeStover School, Middlebury,
Miss Louise Buckley Dillingham;,
headmistress; Mount Saint Joseph
Academy, Sister M. Bertille, princi-
pal; oxford School, Hartford, Eliza
beth Conner Lindsay, headmistress;
Saint Margaret's School,; Waterbury,
Alberta G. Edell, principal, and
Rosemary Hall, Greenwich, Mrs.
Constance Evers, acting headmis-
tress.
All Of the school heads warmly
praised the work of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
and expressed the wish that goodly
sum Of money would be raised for
the use OF those afflicted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23

A meeting Of the various COM
mittees in charge Of the annual OBJ
servance Of st. Patrick's Day as
planned by members Of the irish
American Social Club will be held
Friday evening at The Elton hotel,
The annual banquet and dance will
be held Saturday evening, March
18th. Invitations have been ex-
tended to Governor Raymond z.
Baldwin and Mayor Vincent Scully.
Both are expected to participate In
the festivities.
DR.. John d. Frenzy Is general
chairman Of the affair and will be
assisted by George T. Ryan as
chairman Of the banquet committee
and other members who will serve
on various groups.
The complete committees, as ap.
pointed by Harold v. Boyce, presi-
dent Of the club, follow:
Honorary chairman-Mayor Vim
cent A. Scully.
Executive committee: DR.. John
D. Frenzy, chairman; Walter Scan.
lon, Mortimer Calvin, John Bergin,
Jr., Harold Boyce, william Ftzell,
jeremiah Mccormick, Michael Fitz-
maurice, Michael Lynch, Joseph
Devery and George T. Ryan.
Banquet committee: George T,
Ryan, chairman; William Boyle,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
Brooklyn A. c. Plans
Anniversary Banquet
Dinner to Be Held at St. Josepfs Hall Instead of Club
rooms, Feb. 8; Basketball Team to Be Recognized
RooKLYN NEWS

The 51st annual banquet OF the
Brooklyn Athletic Club, usually held
In the Bank street clubrooms, will
be held in ST. Joseph,s hall Satur-
day evening, February 3, due to the
large advance sale Of tickets which
makes larger quarters necessary
The K. Of L. basketball team,
which usually plays Saturday even.
ings in st. Joseph's hall, have very
willingly given up the site to the B.
A. @. members.
Matt Dunphy, for many years
treasurer Of the City Amateur
League, has been named general
chairman Of the banquet commit
tee, assisted by President Michael
Sasso; Vice-Presideflt Michael
Morrissey; Secretary James Morri-
son; Captain Of Sports Daniel
Kump; William Moskovitz, John
'Skiddo' Dumschott, Joseph Gin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
YOUTH HELD AS
STATE WITNESS
Young Mother Who ADAM
( dOned Baby to Be Tried
Thursday

Clifford Schmidt, %, Of II Cherry
street, who Is being held at police
headquarterS on charge Of breach
Of the peace, was given q continu-
ance until Thursday BY Judge John
L. Gaffney In city court today.
The youth who has been unable
to furnish $1,000 bond was arrested
last Thursday night after he turned
over to st. Anne's Maternity hos
pital . six-weeks old baby girl, say
ing her mother left her In his care,
but had failed to return.
The mother, Eleanor Brolin, %,
Of this city, returned from New.
York last Sunday, however, was
arrested when she called to see her
child at the hospital and will be
tried Thursday on charges of aban-
donment. She, also, Is being held in
default Of $1,000 bail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
Trial Date Expected
Now To Be Assigned
Next I tuesday, Morning
Six Defendants in McKessOn Robbins Investigation
to Be Arraigned- Three Musica Brothers to Be
Sentenced ShOrtIy-New Angle Expected

spring, was generally expected.
There has been Q shortage Of fed
eral judges available, and the gov
eminent also recently reopened its
probe into the McKesson firms af-
fairs, . new grand jury calling q
number Of witnesses.
The accused are charged each
with Il counts, including charges
Of conspiracy, mail fraud and NJ
ing Of false statements. Facing trial
along with Mr.. Phillips are Horace
Merwin and John McGloon Of
Bridgeport, Benjamin Simon Of New
York, and two brothers Of Mrs.
Coster.
The indictments were returned
last March after an exhaustive
grand Jury investigation. It was
claimed that assets Of the drug firm
were marked up by $21 900 900.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
Full Weather Report

Boston, Jam. 23--(UP)-WeatIi-
eF forecasts
COME O II ICUT-- increasing
snow "wednesday and I'm the exc
IRENE south portion late tonight.
slowly rising temperature We'd
mesday. colder Thursday. Con-
tinued cold Friday.
MASSACHUSETTS, Inc aslns
S wtb siowiy srsins tempsratare
Wednesday. Colder Thursday. Con.
RHODE ISLAND - Increasing
cloudlness tonight followed by snow
Wednesday and In extreme south
portion late tonight. Slowly rising
Temperature w edn esday. Colder
Thursday. Continued cold Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
.@%-~ mY~%
wvADlIsNsU 1888

There's Only One Montosnoc
Fabric Its the Pride and Glory
Of France - This Fabric Ho n d
Crofted BY Rogers-Peet Is a Mos
terpiece In Overcoots - 500
Formerly $125.
Montosnoe cloth is made by only
one mill in the world fqmous
century old mill Of E. De Montog-
nae, Of Sedan, Fronee.
Roeers-Peet control exclusively
the entire American yordoge Of
this oristoerotic fobrie and de-
veIop hand erofted overeoot that
IS the Ioudoble ambition Of every
American to own someday, cherish
and suord as proudly as he would
his famous vintoges.
This fobrie-the oristoeTotie Mon
u tuqnoc lends distinction TO any
mon over his evening clothes os
well odding much style and SNORT
ness to his -doyfime wordrobe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
CHURCH MORTGAGE
PRUNED BY $4,000

Fairfield, January %. - The
mortgage on the rectory Of the
Church Of the Holy Family, Fair
field, was reduced by 5000 last year,
the Rev. Or. John L. Loughran re-
vealed in his annual report, which he
read Sunday at Masses at the
church. He said that plans were
rapidly nearing completion for con-
st1uction Of q new edifice.
A balance Of $12O3l remains from
receipts for 1899 of $8,884.09. ac-
cording to his report. Ordinary
sources supplied $5,s25.95 Of the
receipts, while the remaining $685.
IA represented extraordinary reve-
nue..
A large tract of land, bounded by
Knapp's highway, Edison avenue
and Old Stratfield road. was pur-
chased by the church for $3.50 IN
lthe early part Of 1899. The property
b large enough to care for the needs
Of the parish and It Is the intention
Of Father Loughran TO later con-
struct convent, rectory and school
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
TWO DIE AFTER
AUTO ACCIDENTS

New Haven, Conn, Jan. Sup
Two local men were dead today
from injuries suffered "a automo-
bile accidens several weeks ago.
Thomas Lynch, IS, died nc GFace
hospital from injuries sustained
Jan. 8 when struck by an automos
bile.
Policeman Michael Hanrahan,
died Of injuries S uttered when
struck while crossing q street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
Sc OND ELECTION
AT PLANT ORDERED

81
Washington, Jan. 23-UP1-The
National Labor Relations Beard to-
day ordered a sesos1d ce'-e~t''.s heg-
gaining election held within 80 days
among preSsme11. xes1e4s a4l4 u.
ators Of the Wilson n. Lee Co, Or
ange, Conn, to determine whether
they desire representation by the
international Printing Pressmen and
Assistants Union (AFL). q
A similar election held October
81, 1888, resulted in majority Of
those eligible 10 participate voting
against union representation. The
board ruled, however, that the orig
inal election docs not constitute a
bar to q new determination" since
1t was held more than a year ago.
British soldiers have nicl1named
n a "a 4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
MARJORIE CROFT
GETS PLAY PART
'Three-C Ornered Noon to
Be Given By Bunker
Hill Cast Friday

Tickets are selling rapidly for
Three Cornered Moon, the three
act comedy to be presented by the
Bunker Hill Players Friday evening
in the Bunker Hill church gym.
nasirrm at 8:15 o'clock. A well-chos-
en- cast Of seasoned performers, UNI
der the directions Of Miriam Hurl-
burt, promises to do ample justice
to the characters created by Ger
tilde Tonkonogy In her most re-
freshing comedy Of family life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
sUsPENsEFUL STORY

Drama and romance and q wealth
Of suspense are offered In RKO IA.
dos newest dramatic filEl, Mar
ried and In Love- Alan Marshal,
Barbara Read, Helen Wilson and
Patric Knowles have the featured
roles,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23

co., o year ago was today deferred
In q. 8. district court until Jan. 80
Indications are that the trial will
begin In mid February.
Date for the sentencing Of three
brothers Of the late r. Donald Cos
ter.Philip Musica will also be set
down the 30th. The three, who have
pleaded guilty, are expected to tes-
tify for the government during the
trial.
Today's postponement, another In
. lengthy series that began last
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23

on the land besides the church.
Rev. Dr.. Loughran was formerly
an assistant at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception in Water
bury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
Especial 70 The DemoCrat)

New York, Jan. 23-Fixing Of q
trial date for Rowley w. Phillips Of
Waterbury, and i've others indicted
by Q federal grand jury which in
vestigated the McKesson g. Robbins
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-23
POPULAR TRIO FEATURED

Richardw Dix, Chester Morris
and Lucille Ball, three Of the
screens most popular players, have
leading roles In RKO Radios "The
Marines Fly High" story Of leather
neck adventures in Central America