davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

GO i'm. Sine trrnod and walked
towards the thCutcr The she"
still was new enough 10 attract
celebrities and the usual crowd OF
, sight-seers was around the en-
trance. Carol stood VCIl back
watching IDLY The minutes vent
by She Strengthened
a tall figure WAS coming, the
head bent down towards someone
beside hum Carol stood un Zip
toes. looked over the crowd A
dainty little woman was 0n Brad s.
arm. taStetuliy dressed a modern
little hat on her gray hair. Brad
didn't look any too happy, but ne
was listening deferenuaIiy as his
companion chartered iOyously
More puzzled than ever Carol
turned and went home
Not waiting for her call Brad
came into the store The next day
before lunch time and insisted she
go with HIM. With seeming care
lessness, during the lunch Carol
asked
did YOU use the tickets last
night ," Brad smiled
"Ycs--I took my mother.
You see, If 1 had been able 10
get three I would have had Us
all 60. But could get only the
two and 1 knew YOU hadn't been
10 anything really good for so
long. explained TO mother and
she said that We should come
and get her afterward and we
all would go some place go sup
per. l wanted 10 give YOU both
IA party" Carols heart hurt at
the disappointment in his voice,
HAS GRAND TIME
"She had a grand timC--but
she would have rather YOU had
gone" he was talking SO freely
he never had talked So of his
mother before. II never said
much about her" be explained
her own unvoiCcd wonder, "be-
cause i wanted YOU TO meet her
first. know your like each
other. wanted To surprise you
all round Yesterday" Again his
voice was regretiul
For her birthday don't
laugh" he warned again. II
got her underneath thiugs---silk
and lace and such" he made a
vague gesture with his hands.
lone time, after father died,
she just happened to say what
pretty things young girls have
10 wear these days--not like the
plain, sensible things she had.
And, ever since I've seen that
she had all the foolish, fluffy
things could get her. got
her what 1 knew she wanted.
and I had got YOU What I was
sure YOU wanted and 1 did hope
we could he together. She's
grand person, too--like you. 1
call her Honey Girl too. It's
my special name for you both
Carol reached out and laid her
hand on his. She kept her voice
steady, though her heart was
beating fast.
BRAD - do make arrange
ments for me to come to see
your mother, as soon As you can
tonight IL you can. know I
shall love her. And Wen keep
each other company when you're
not around. Brad--you're A.
you're peach" Her eyes
brimmed. Brad was aStonished,
and, manlike, bewildered.
Whats the matter--is any
thing wrong, Honey Girl:"
Carol shook her head.
"Nothing's wrong every
things as right, as right can
be-"
THE END.
T0morr0W's short story; Zine
Eaathprz -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Daily Short SlOxY
Honey Girl

selcGilrE a plehidress. an exquisite
thing al IVORY SATIN with lace. II
wasn't terribly expensive. but II
wasn't cheap. Then. al his re-
quest. the SaleSGirl brought out a
ship and other garments 10 match
a complete set. She packed then
carefully m 4 box and placed in il
a card upon which he had written
z message Brad took the bon
with him.
Carol let out her pcnt-up breath
and hurried 20 the Salesgirl. whom
she knew well. She made her re-
quest sound casual:
'Nho was he sending those
lovelies to- happen 10 know
him" Janet shook her head.
Il don't knOw--he just had a
message on the card. hap
pened to see II. Honey Girl
with my love. Brad Some ones
In tor a grand surprise"
Carol was IN a Whirl Should
she accept the garments? j
wasn't that she was 80 conVen-
tional. bat she knew Brad
scarcely could sfford them Then
she wondered If ne intended pro-
posing and meant them for her
trouSSeau-bu she dismissed this
a. too far fetched. She was still
puzzled when she met Brad the
next morning.
II have tickets for the Hey.
Nonny. Nonny,' show" He was
luhllant. II wanted 10 take
you some place special for your
birthday and L got these tickets
from a fellow who couldn't use
them. Lady--we'll see hit
show for once before all the cast
IL changed and the costumes re-
newed-And--" he held out
small package. 81 brought these
II thought perhaps you'd want
To wear them tomorrow night. %
Aglow with the thought of the
show and Brad's delight, Carol
opened the box quickly. In il was
a pair of gloves, the new Luggage
Tan shade with a 'kerchlef 10
match. She looked at them
stupidity. She looked at Brad.
"Your birthday present" he
explained II know you have
been wanting them"
Carol was stunned. Then what
why? She couldn't understand
When Brad remarked on her quiet
she took refuge in a woman's
mainstay-a headache. She went
home early, asked Brad not to
come in as he often did. He was
worried. But Carol was sick at
heart. Was it some other woman :?
II must be that. She remembered
the care. Honey Girl" his "spe-
cial" name. With my love" He
was saving money with her, spend
ing il on some other woman. some
one who had TO have fine, eX-
quisite, expensive things.
The next day. Carol phoned
Brad at his office.
Don't count on me for the
show" she told him quietly. II
still have n headache" And to
his anxious inquiries as TO when
he would see her, she gave an
evasive, I'm not sure. I'll let
you know"
WALKS TOWARD SHOW
She was wretched that evening.
A long walk might help. AT least
she could tire herself out so she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
WALKS TOWARD SHOW

She was wretched that evening.
A long walk might help. AT least
she could tire herself out so she
could sleep. After a sketchy sup
per at the automat, Carol walked
and walked. She found herself
on Broadway. where no one can be
more alone if one wishes. No one
knew her. no one spoke TO her.
Then, crossing one of the streets
Carol saw the flashing sing over
"a theater. Hey! Nonny. Monty
The people lust had started 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
SHARES UMBRELLA


want 20 share it,"
SHARES UMBRELLA
Breathlessly Carol nodded.
"Oh. yes-and well have 90
hurry. I'm almost late now"
and she had darted ahead But
the angel had long legs and
kept pace. AT the employees
entrance Of Humans Carol
turned with shining grateful
eyes.
81 just cant thank YOU enough.
Hope someone docs the same
for Won sometime"
"Just q minute" the young
man xlanted the umbrella away
from her and held out his
hand.
my name h Brad Walton
what's yours ?"
"Caroi Freeman--thanks again
--good-by." Brad grinned as he
lifted the umbrella over his
own head and started away
"Your wrong" he mentally an
swered Carol. ITS not good-by
ut all"
And the next morning he step,
ped out beside her as she started
mp the subway steps. At her look
Of inquiry, he confessed.
"Yes. I've seen you q lot of
times and / was tickled pink
when the rain gave me an
excuse 20 talk TO you. You're
not going 70 20 high hat are you?
Honest, I'm kind Of q nice guy
when you know me-"
: Carol was forced to admit this
as she knew him better. Brad
was right when he said it wasn't
"Good-by" as the short morning
meeting built into evenings at the
movie, Sundays in the park or a,
Coney Island, quiet little dinners
al inexpensive places.
Brad. Carol found was in q
brokerage Office, making good
money, although not setting the
world on fire. Just now he was
working hard TO set aside all he
could against his possible call fol
service.
II don't want you TO think
me cheap" he apologized when
they climbed the balcony steps
In the theater one night. but
i inst must save what I can"
Carols tastes were simple.
however, and they had lot of
fun with neighborhood movies
only a quarter. and with the
many, many free entertain
ments New York gives.
1t was coming back from a park
concert that Brad voiced his ad
miration of Carols craftsmanship
"Some day i can make all this
mp to you," he promised. II
think you're pretty much Of
grand person. honey girl" Carol
stared. Brad wasn't in the
habit of using endearing names.
He almost blushed.
THAT kind of. Just slipped"
he apologized. That's n very
special name and, when i
think Of YOU, ! call you that,
lot. I hope you don't mind"
Carol smiled. her voice was soft.
"Of course I don't, and
think It's awfuliy nice for you
60 give me your special name.
don't mind ut all-Brad,"
which was the first time she had
called him by his first name.
Nothing definite was arranged
between them. but, In a vague
way, they talked of some future
time when, perhaps. something
definite would happen. Carol was
satisfied. II was Spring and a
new song was in her heart. Her
work was like play and her
anticipation Of the hours she and
Brad spent together colored her
working day with rose hues. And
her birthday approached.
BUYS GIFT
The anniversary was only three
days away when. one day, on her
morning shopping time. allowed
the employees OF the store, Caro-
almost bumped into Brad at tho
lingerie counter. where she had
meant 10 re-stock her supply hz
means of a special sale He didn
see her, so she stood back. not
meaning to pry, but unwittingly
watching.
To her smazement. he was
- The "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Disiribsted BY King Feature syae nc
Evening star., 1941-09-28

raise the necessary five thousand dollars to
finance the thing. can't get around to see
people if I've got to take care of a seal, even
if his name is Sebastian"
Mr.. Shea beamed "Sure, sure But Sebas-
tian takes care of himself - practically.
That's why l knew you couldn't turn me
down. I'll slip him in through the window and
have him snug as bug in rug in five min
utes"
QUILL do nothing of the kind! I've prom
ised man I'd raise this money. He's got two
little kids. If we don't lift this option, he's
sunk and I'm heel. Listen. Conf" Mrs.
Tupper's black eyes snapped earnestly.
This raising money to finance things has
taken new turn. Businessmen are too busy
with defense orders to look over new propo-
sitions. Me, I've got to dig up an entirely
different class of investor. The smaller type
And that takes time. No, I'm sorry. Con. I'd
like to help you. But the answer is definitely
nix"
Mr. Shea rubbed his scrubby mustache
admiringly. Exactly. Exactly. Sure, it might
bother some people, but not you, Abbie You
figure out new angle minute. If the fish
won't take flies, you feed EN- worms" He
laughed loudly. An echo of his mirth floated
back through the open window. 1t was a dis
torted echo, being both shrill and hoarse at
the same time. "You hear that, Abbie?
That's Sebastian. He likes you already,
Abbie. knew he would. I'll just slip out and
open his box. 1t won't take minute -"
Abbie made alarming noises. They seemed
to roll up from her heaving taffeta bosom.
(Continvsd on poss 20)
Evening star., 1941-09-28

trained seal, Abbie, the brightest seal that
ever lived Plays four different instruments
Juggles like Bill Fields used to. Spells better
than most humans. I've had him for four
years now. Been taking him around the fairs.
Greatest attraction they've ever had. You
should read some of the notices -"
Sebastian is SEAL" Abbie cut in hastily.
Who's this she-devil?"
Her visitor rubbed his thin knees plain
lively. AT first she was an angel" he said
slowly. "A golden angel. Slightly on the heavy
blanket wheel around the fairs. married her
right after l lost Neptune" He shifted.
Maybe it was on the rebound" He eyed
the bottle again longingly.
Just pretend that bottle is mirage"
Abbie suggested tartly. you got married
because you were out of job. What hap
pened?"
She ruined my life, then she divorced me-
You wouldn't believe the things that woman
said about me, Abbie. The court gave her
twenty-five dollars week alimony."
Which it went against nature to pay"
Abbie guessed with grin.
Her visitor nodded. His eyes drifted back
to the table. Its hard to bear up under such
vindctiveness. She got some kind of court
order. Had guy chasing me for weeks. Either
l pay seven hundred dollars or else l go to
jail"
Mrs. Upper shook her big head. IF you
think I'm going to hide you while ="
mo. No! You don't get the angle, Abbie.
It's just like said. don't want anything for
myself. But guy travelling around with
seal is conspicuous See? mean could lose
Evening star., 1941-09-28

bottle and small glass, the little man had
tears in his mild blue eyes. You're wonder
full woman, Abbie Tupper. A"
Drink up and forget the sales promotion,
Mrs. Upper urged him grinly.
Her visitor filled the glass to the brim and
tossed it off with dexterity.
"She hides heart of gold beneath chill
exterior" he mumured to the glass. IN
never forget that night; it would be nearly
fifteen years now. She"
Abbie had dropped into her favorite rocker
"You did me favor. Con- she broke in
briskly. "A big favor. And Abbie Upper
doesn't forget people that do her favors. Since
then I've gone bail for you twice. loaned you a
hundred dollars s."
But you don't understand, Abbie" The
little man brushed the damp, mouse-oolored
hairs of his dropping mustache away from his
lips and raised his eyes pleadingly. This ism t
for myself" He filled the glass for the second
time. Its for Sebastian" he explained
slowly.
'Sebastian?"
! HE best friend a man ever had" Mr..
Shea said with fearful solemnity. Now that
that she-devil -
Start at the beginning" Abbie command
ed sharply. Forget the bottle for minute
The last time heard from you, you had some
kind of fortune-telli racket with horse
A county fair pitch, wasn't it? The horse
picked peoples fortunes out of box or some
thing Was his name Sebastian"
That was Neptune" MIR. Shea said with
a sigh 81 lost him in a poker game in Grand
Rapids over five years ago. Sebastian is
Evening star., 1941-09-28

q lSA " IL q W. ~ OSSA
through together and how
you promised -"
Mrs. Tupper's fingers
closed like a wise around
her visitors shoulder -
then relaxed. She turned
and dropped heavily into
her chair. MIR. Shea stared
at her anxiously.
I'm sorry." she said
finally, but l can't do it,
Con. I'm alone in this
house. I'm not saying that
even if Hilda wasn't away
it would be different. l
don't think even Hilda
would care very much to
play nurse to a seal -
even an educated one."
But -"
There are no butts. I'm
in the midst of putting
over a deal. I've got an
option to buy a certain
invention. 1t looks like a
whale of a proposition.
But the option expires in
three days. That means
I've got to get around and
see people if I'm going to
Evening star., 1941-09-28
II Short Story Complete in This Issue

4
q RRs ABBIE TuppER surveyed the cards
" laid out on the table before her with
4 ~ a thoughtful frown. She was on her
third game of Garfield, and, according to her
computation, she was already S85 in the hole
Abbe didn't like to lose money even when the
loss was purely mental She was about to
sweep the cards together with an exasperated
grunt, when unseen furtive knuckles beat
guarded tattoo on the far window of her sit
ting room.
Abbie crossed the room, twisted back the
latch of the window and thrust it upward.
What's the matter with the front door,"
she snapped into the darkness.
"Abbie!' A white face swan behind the
hoarse, guarded whisper.
''Con Shea" Abbie gasped.
The white face worked itself into misty
smile. "A long time, amt it, Abbie? Fifteen
years. Are you alone?"
Abbie made out a small car in the drive,
battered roadster with large box mounted
across the rear.
Who's after you this time?" she snapped.
She heard nervous giggle. 1T amt what
you think. Abbie. I'm in jam but I'm not
asking anything for myself. -"
You're liar" Mrs. Tupper broke in
without heat. And don't stand there trying
to soften me up with that alleged magnetic
personality of yours. If you're afraid of the
front door, climb in the window. This isn't
my evening to entertain the policeman on the
beat, if that's what you mean by alone"
II was thinkin' of your kids" the in
truder painted after he had slithered across
the sill of the window. The sweet little tots
suppose they're all grown now -"
''The girls are married and spend their
evenings among the best people. Young Bill
has gone to camp and my maid is on her
vacation" Despite the brusqueness of the
throaty explanation, Mrs Tupper could not
help but smile. The same old Con - small
loud. shabby But always with his tongue
hung in the middle. you look like something
that the better drains refused to take in,
she said in gentler tone. Would snort be
in order?"
When she came back from the kitchen with
Evening star., 1941-09-28

"Isow il with my own eyes" she
said. "She wos feeding il a fish"
myself until this thing blows over, or"
Wait" Mrs. Tupper levered herself out
of her rocker She stared down at her blinking
visitor. ''You mean you want me to keep this
- this animal until ="
only few weeks, Abbie. Maybe only
few days. There's guy in Detroit that owes
me nearly three hundred dollars If get
that, maybe can make settlement of some
kind"
"Nor'
MIR. Shea nodded as if the explosive refusal
had been an enthusiastic affirmative.
Hes as gentle as lamb. Abbie. And no
trouble. You've got bathtub, haven't you?
And he eats practically nothing. A few fish.
I'll leave complete directions -"
"Stop!"
I've got him out in the car now. knew
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

some, Margarita About, Gloria
Sioman, Mary Chiaramonte, Jo-
Selma Falsone, Ida Rodriguez,
Dalia Lera, Adelfa Adrada, Con
chita Barcel6, Viola Menendez,
Norma Garcia, Grace Falsone,
Mary Evelyn Sierra, Ida Alva :
rez Y ErneStina Root.
Senores A. Juran, E. Diaz, S.
Obey, R. Diaz, M. Delaney, c.
Barcel6, A. Johnson, A. PizzO.a-
to, PHI. Barcelona, Tina Leto,
Carmen Monte, A. Granda, Il.
Marsicano, P. l.. Ceijas, b. Di
Maio, Ofelia Rivero, Pete Wies
y j. b. Bowers.
ESpvSos: A. J. Falsone y Sra,
Ernesto Rubio Y Sra, Tony San
chez, victor PlzzolatO y Sra W.
Joca, Al Granada y Sra, Mario
Trujillo y Sra, Lawrence Mann
ing y Sra, 10 e Piazza y Sra.
J6venes: Joe Riga, Joseph
Falsone, George Estevez, Euge-
Mo Lcata, Juan Meza, Tony
Sanchez, Alberto Barreto, An
gelo Sanchez, Manuel Alvarez,
Monteeone, Joe Baccare-
LA, Frank Albano, Tommy Co
mez y otros muchos mas que
por falta de espacio no consigna-
mos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
Seccion de Cultos
Domingo 1 de Marco, 1871
MENSAJE ~EVANGEuCO
~"INSPIRACION"

Texto Blblico: "Jesus les d.
ce: 70 soy ell camino'.-S. Juan
Ia; IS,
Nc ha mucho, en- un mensaje
que dirigia por la radio a 81
pueblo afligido y oprimido por
la guerra, Ell joven y cristiano
monarca de Imglaterra cit6 Ell ST.
guiente pensamiento, plet6rico
de inspiration, tomandolo de u
ma pOetisa que escribi6 mejor
quiza de 10 que ella misna soma
.ba:
"Implore al var6n que velaba
ante Ell p6rtico de las edades:
Dame un camdil para avanzar
con firme pie hacia 10 descono-
.cido,' y me replica: We, penetra
en- las tinieblas, aside fuerte-
mente de la mano de Dios. Esso
te es mejor que la uz, y te SEN
tiras mas SECURE que 81 transit
tas por senda conocida'."
Ell rey halo estas palabras en-
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

una edici6n priyaia y cast des-
conocida de pee las, de las cua-
les es autora Minnie L. Haskins.
Sin embargo, 5Qui6n podra ne
gar Que Dios mismo. por medic
de ella, no haya transmitido es-
te mersaje a la humani lad, para
epocas como la actual? Guam
oportunamenta 10 aprovech6 81
rey, serene ante ell conflicto, pa
IA alentar a los millones de sus
subditos, "a tray5: de Su extenso
lmperio, en- momentoS en- que
carecian de &ntorcha que les
guiaSe con Seguridad plena ha-
cha 10 deSconocidol Cuando, CO.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
"Templo Bautista, 1900 18th.

"Templo Bautista, 1909 18th
s.. Rev. J. B. Silva. Pastor.
+. Dominica 10 a. M; Gull
to y Sermon 8 p. M; Quito de
Oraci6n, Microbes, 8 p. m.
San Paolo, Iglesia Metodi ia
Italiana, calle 81 Y avenida 10.
Rev, A. M. d. Riggio, Pastor.
EScuela de la Iglesia, $3.50 a.
m. Quito en- Ingl6s, IL 100 a. m, /;
Reunion de la Liga de J6venes,
z: 200 p. M; Quito en- Italiano,
500 p. m.
"San Marcos, Iglesia Meto-
dista, 16 y ~ ave. Rev. R. ].
Parker. Pastor.
E~cuela de Ia Iglesia, $50 a,
M; Quito Y Sermon, en- ingles,
IL a. M; Quito de Communion,
8 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes s
p. IN.
Mission Presbiteriana YboI
City, 95S, IL ave. Rev. w. b.
PaSsiglia, Pastor.
EScuela Dominica: GAS a.
H.; Quito y Sermon, IL a. M.
ESfuerzo CriStiano, TOO p. m.
Quito en- ESpanol, Microbes,
7:45 p IN.
Mission Presbiteriana Evange-
lica, 2916 18th St., Rev. H. c.
PreSsly, pastor.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
rnouela dornantcGL 0 80 A

EEouels domdntcal. $50 A. N.
Quito = Sermon, 8 p. m. Socie-
dad de Senoras, Martes 7;S0
p. m.
"Asamblea de Dios', 1701i9
s. ave. Rev. D. Valdes, Jr., Pas
tor.
Escuela Dominica, 1915 a.
M; Quito y Sermon, 7:30 p. m.
Cultos, Microbes y Sabado 500
p. m,
West Tampa Congregations
les" 1929 Laurel, Rev. V. A. We
nezia, pastor.
Escuela Dominica, $50 a. m
Quito Devotional IL 100 a. m. A;
Sociedad de J6venes, 80 p, m. 4;
Quito y Sermon, 200 p. m.
(PdSG a la Ia. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
Una Noche en- la Argentina

Una NOche en- Ia Argentina
Muy pocas horas faltan para
la primera fiesta privada del a.
no. Corresponds a la estimada
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre As
turiano y es en- honor de la Srta.
Onelia Santana, reina de la Casa
de Asturias, y de su Corte de Ho
nor, las Srtas. Marie Fernandez,
Virginia La Corte, Palmira Mar
tinez y Olga Diaz.
A juzgar por la lista que aver
publicamos, podemos decir que
ell exito de la fiesta eSta asegu :
RADIO.
FL salon ha sido bellamente en-
galanado con temas de las Pam
pas, obra del florista Angelo
Greco.
Principiara a las once de la
noche Y continuara hasta las Gin
CO de Ia manana.
La Secci6n auspiciadora ha
preparado grandeS sorpresas.
AsistiremoS Y ~prometemos u
ma amplia reseha.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
AnimGdG fiesta

AnimGdG fiesta
I'm dias pasados fueron agasa
/ jados los miembros de la "Her-
mandad de Nuestra Sra. del Per
petuo SOcorro', en- Ell salon Pari-
sien, con una exquisite comida.
Por los alumnos de las classes
superiores Sc present6 una boni-
ia function teatral, Tambien sc
jug6 al "Bunco," recibiendo pre-
MICS las Sras. Carmen Monte y
A. ]. Falsone.
Las 1ltimas horas de Ia noche
Sc dedicaron al bale, que fue a.
menizado por una popular or
questa.
Sc hallaban presertes: Srtas.
Josefina SpOto, Mary Guida, Hill
da Diaz, Nita Marenco, Jennie
Leone, Olga Marenco, Amelia
Gonzalez, Mary Ann Alvarez,
Gloria Di MaiO, Mary Di Maio,
Isabel Alchediak, Gertrudes Por
ter, Norma Milaro, Ida Securi,
Josefina Terry, Nancy Mingo =
ra, Josie Mingora, Vicente Can
nela, Gloria Garcia, Margarita
Garcia, Segunda Garcia, josef :
ma Sanchez, Angie Ferrara, Vic
leta Garcia, Violeta Folgueras,
Mary BerOne, Carmen Ceijas,
Rosa Pizzolato, Maria Luisa Fer
lita, Florence Ferlita, Sarah
DENIM, Teresa Greco, Connie
Greco, Rosa Saladino, Mary Flo
rito, Carrie Alchediak, Gloria
Diaz, Mary Obey, Marie Quarts
co, Fiji Chiaramonte, Rose Fal-
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
De La VerbenG

~ SN
Ell pr6ximo microbes daran
comienzo los cuatro dias de fleS-
ia de LA Verbena del Tabacc,""
que anualmente Sc celebr6 bajo
los auspicios de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor.
Ell primer dia de fiesta Sc de-
sarrollara en- Ell Parque "CuSca-
uer..' Habra fuegos artificiales,
presentation de los artistas con-
uratados al efecto, concerto NIL
sical y bails en- la Gale.
Ell segundo dia, jueves, fun :
lion en- el teatro del Centre AS
curiano, con los artistas Raul Y
Eva, LAS Adelitas," LA Anda-
lucita' y otros. Ese mismO dia,
Cabaret en- 81 Centre ESpanol.
Ell tercer ola, Viernes, Parada
On Ybor, comenzando a las 300
de la tarde, y primer dia de Very
oena, en- los terrenos de Phillip
field. ,
FL cuarto y 1ltimo dia, VERDE
ma deSde las seis de la tarde has
Ia las cuatro de Ia mahana, en-
Phillips Field.
En- dias de la pr6Xima sema-
ma daremos a conOcer 81 prOgra-
ma complete de este magno fes-
tival.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Matinee bailable

Matinee bailable
Otro exito conquistara mana :
ma domingo la Seccion de Re-
'creo del Centre ESpanol, con 81
matinee bailable.
Esta, como las anteriores, CO.
menzara a las cuatro de la tarde
y terminara a las ocho de la no.
che.
La plata. Jrma de la m1sica Sc
ra ocupada por la OrqueSta "Don
Francisco"
En- esta fiesta empezaran a re
CIR los nuevos precios: 30c las
damas y soc los caballeros.