The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27

lust as Willie Hoppe has ruled the balk-lne bill
 Hard world for years and years so have Frank
 of pocket billiardS-pOOl if you want to call It that Frank Tabersks death in Schenectady N Y last week ended one of those lifelong sports rivalres between himself and Greenleaf which began back during the last World War Between the two of them they dOml- mated the pocket billiards field First one was champs
 then the other took the title Tabers exasper
 ang player probably popular as Greenleai or HOppe, but he a master of the cue when in fine form He was deliberate and slow in his shOt-maklng, though and a match with him carried hours, be- cause he studied every shot carefully before executing it. His forte lay in breaking the balls on the table and i'm combination shots No ever excelled him at tls
 When Walt Disney'S staff started hunting for the right voice for Timothy Mouse in the coorful feature length "Dubo the last thing in their minds to try and find voice that sounded like that of mouse Strange it might seem, recording human with voice akin to rodents squeak would have ended In an utter fasco declared the Disney casting department Look for voice with personality in it, boys Walt told his "Dumbo" crew. Forget about the mouse If you find voice that makes you laugh-that feels right that's t The voice that answered these requirements wound up in the person of roy poly screen comedy gangster Edward Brophy, who, concidentally enough the plum the fact that his voice saes dzzy up ward into higher registers at the most amazing moments and with devastangly funny results The entertaining RKO Radio release is concerned with the funny exciting pathetc and downright astounding adventures of prob ably the most ovabe character Dsney artists have ever created Dumbo the little elephant born under the Big Top
 Dramatic and otherwise. {. The BlackfriarS Guild,
 Catholic Theaer group, will present their first play of the season late this month at the Backfrars Guild Ha FftySeventh Street. New York City. The play is to be up the Rebels" written by Sean Vincent. <. Nora Fauchald Morgan of Watertown (Connectcut) gave one of her occasional song recitals Sunoay evening October 26 at the Town Hall in New York City when she sang Mozart Schubert, Wolf and Grieg songs Noel Cowards improbable" farce, Blythe Spirit is making big hit in the out-ofNew York tryouts, prov ing that impossible situations properly and humorousy presented delight audiences the receiving end of
 good laugh at the expense of couple of poltegeists better known as spirits. The New Opera Company of New York City Gall American) successfully presented MozartS "CoSi Fan Tutte" last week in New York City with the critics unbeievably kind in their reviews Grace George the perennial favore and will shine this in Spring Again which will go to New York some time in November Bette Davis will go from the unpleasant to the pleasant picking up the role of the secretary in The Man Who Came to Dinner to counter act her foxnesS in "The Little Foxes. .. You can't keep track of Jeanette Macdonald these days She tilted Nelson Eddy who has finished work in "The Chocolate Soldier" and stepped into "Smilin Through" in which you see her with Brian Ahearn and is with Eddy again doing T Married An Angel"