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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10
BANDIT BROTHERS
 TOP STRAND FILM
Bad Men of Missouri Opens Sunday With That
 Uncertain Feeling

Performances tomorrow evening ct Warmers Strand theater con- clude the engagements of "charley's Aunt" starring Jack Benny with a large talented cast; and Dressed To Kill" featuring Lloyd Nolan and Mary Beth Hughes.
 Warner Brothers, the studio that produced Dodge City" Virginia City" and santa Fe Trail,' 1as now added new and exciting film Co that impressive roster. More in- tense than any of those three pic- lures. Warner Brothers Bad Men of Missouri" which opens Sunday at the Strand, is said to be the type of entertainment which will keep audiences thrilled throughout the entire showing.
 Dramatic excitement Is the Key note of this film which tells the story of the terrible, yet benevolent, Younger brothers, who burned the trails of the west during the lS7o's. Ik is q hullet-splashed saga Of Amer. lca,s untamed frontier, and of the bed men who made Missouri great.
 The bandit brothers are realistic ally portrayed by Dennis Morgan, wayne Morris and Arthur Kennedy. Authentic in dress, speech and man. uerisms, these men actually make the Younger brothers live again.
 They are tough trio, staging noldup after holdup, robbing train, bank and SCagecoach with a careless abandon that made even the James brothers seem mild by comparison With the YoungerS.
 So clever and so daring were their deeds that no sheriff or posse could bring them to bay. The sudden and climatic end of their reign is the mtrangest story in all of the bullet gDlashed saga of the West.
 Other favorites included in the talented cast are Jane Wyman who handles the feminine romantic lead, Victor Jory, Alan Baxter, Walter Catlett and Sam McDaniel.
 Merle Oberon and Melvyn Douglas gre co-starred in the co-feature, sT1aat Uncertain Feeling"
 Warner Bros technicolor thriller s.Dive Bomber" heads the next big Glacw coming to the Strand md opens its engagement Wednesday with Errol Flynn and Fred Mac Murray in co-starring roles and featuring Ralph Bellamy, Alexis smith, Allen Jenkins and score of other favorites.
 s.BIOndie in Society,", featuring Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake and Larry Sinnns will co-feature the program.
 Among the outstanding fall sea- non hits coming soon to the Strand are aWild Geese Calling" Sun valley Gerenade," "Aloma of the South seas" ''Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde, 1" eNavy Blues" end others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10
NEW YORK TOWN
 COMING TO STATE
Romantic Drama Featur- ing Fred MaCMurray
 Underway Sunday

Ending tomorrow evening at War ner's State theater is Sergeant York" strartng Gary Cooper md featuring Walter Brennan and Joan Leslie with a supporting cast of thousands.
 Starting Sunday the State ushers in change of policy whereby week. end shows will begin Sunday and end Tuesday evening. However, the present policy of a complete change of program every Wednesday will remain the same. Remember, it's a new show every Sunday and We'd nesday at the State.
 New York Town. romantic dra- n of the metropolis starring Fred MacMurray, Mary Martin and Rob- ert Preston, which opens at the State Sunday is refreshingly differ ent from any other picture of Goth am. There's isn't a nightclub, gang ster, swanky penthouse of bubble dancer in the whole picture. In- stead, 1t deals with the New York that New Workers see, the city in which they live, struggle and find happiness. Simply, and without pulling any punches, the producers rolled the shade up and recorded delightfully."- entertaining story about the Big Town and its inha- bitants.
 MacMurray portrays a sidewalk photographer who seems to know all the angles, lives with Akim Tamil rolf, a refugee painter, on the top floor of a typical Manhattan apart ment house.
 Fred, snapping pictures of the busy passersby, plies his trade on fashionable Fifth Avenue where he meets Mary Martin, Broke and frtendless small town girl. Sizing up the situation ct a glance, the blg-hearted photographer talks Mary
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

into accepting a job as outside salesman" for himself and Tamiroff
 The fun really starts when Fred, convinced that his interest in Mary is governed purely by his brotherly instincts, paves the way for TO- nance between Mary and Preston wealthy young bachelor.
 Lynne Overman, Eric Blore, Cecil Kellaway and Fuzzy Knight com- plete the arl-star cast.
 An effervescent comedy with Q novel, gay-hearted twist is the sec- ond big hit of the program Kisses for Breakfast" with Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyatt and Shirley Ross. To
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

romp through the madcap pace of the story of an amnesia victim in love with two girls, swinging from one to the other with alternate bops on the head, three popular players have gay opportunities for their tal- ents.
 Topping the new show opening at the State on Wednesday is that stir ring romantic film Hold Back tho Dawn" co-starring Charles Boyer, Olivia de Havilland and Paulette Goddard. On the same big show is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10
MOVIE NOTES

Bob Baker has been signed for the role of Buffalo Bill Cody in Universals overland Mail" serial featuring Helien Parrish and Lon Chaney, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

Maria Montez spending her time tween scenes on the Univerdsal set of "White Savage" with Technical expert, John Datu, learning how to speak, Javanese for her role as the primitive native wildcat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

The ambitious travel schedule iald osss by Rita Johnson tor the current rear includes q tour of Mexico to be followed by a flying trip through South America
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

Henry Aldrich for President" star ring Jimmy Lydon as the hilarious, hapless, always-in- -hot-water Henry, June Preisser, Mary Anderson and Charles Smith are included In the supporting cast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10
Promising Pictures Feature Programs Of Local 7heaters
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K \ < ** < BY ETHEL VINE *+*A

Jeanette Mcdonald made her stage debut when she was three years old with Q solo at her sisters dancing school recital. One of three daughters of MT. and Mrs. Daniel MacD Jeanette was born and brought up in Philadelphia. While her parents were not theatrical folk, all three girls showed talent For acting and 30 were given mu- sic and dancing lessons while still youngsters.
 Jeanette grew up to become a movie star = her latest picture is sSmilin' Through" - after a brief career on the stage in New York. She became an actress rather by accident. Her sister Blossom was dancing in the stage shows the Cap. itol Theatre on Broadway was put ting on in those days and so Jean atte, who was then sixteen years old, came backstage to visit her. During their chat the producer of the show passed by and Blossom in. troduced him. He was impressed Wfkh thA aliY,o rcd. hairaA girl and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

What the actors do tween scenes:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

Britain will not issue rations for cricket club teas during the war.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

s(nIabli1 oes Miliinusionntogs
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Ncmcs ans 2umr6cs

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51r 3eit cine ausgeltorbene Staot.
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Nsittpoij, Sen 90. Dfiober 1941I

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Dbip Maiienfrcnnb

leben, liltb baoitrd) III cine iebr be-
orai9te Gage geratell. am beitet lt1o
nod bic SpitaIer oaralt Die oltrd)
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Sir bie 1ltitblte 3eit miro MN Die
rationale @allfabrt Der fran5oliihe'1
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iGbrlib blirhgefiibrt muroe, 1910
ober ausfanen muBte. 0anf belon>
berer 6oroerlng burb Die geborben
fam iie beuer mieoer, 1pelllt aud IN
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gefiibrt iperbcit. ~
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8ottes grl1ber Meinrao @ugiter itatt-
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ser aeide bes Gi,,iiebler alolterbru-
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5eigt iporoen uno miro bil,nen fur.
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2anoes MAIDEN. Ser Slim lit ell
&lultnerf ser Geriilinn1gs= llnb Goll
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gabe zines Sodants anl Siterfeite
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Sanolungen.
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9as 81. WcRppfcr int Slim

Sssu perIdiebenen Stdbten bes 2an-
6cs lit ser aftuclle nno bohlebrreibc
5irm iiher oas 81. Mebopier llnter
bem Sitel uSbe eternal @ift' se.
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Ginitcins nencitcs ltrtcil iiber bic
fatbpiiide Stride

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-01

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A MOVEMENT OF
TROOPS DURING DAY

Scores ni trucks and hundreds
tt ~,aid.or> passed through Hen
GcrNon TO-DAY in both forenoon
and atterrDo43 ni0ying i'll a
n~Crthcriy direction. They were
On tncir WAY back 10 camps
FROM which they came two
months EGO to engage III the
(aruiina> mancuVFrS. The man
cuVcrs. lasting about sixty day,
came TO an end last SATURDAY.
Some of the truck that passed
here today bore notationS splash
upon the canvass side coverings
indjcatne that the nlen were
from Maine. Portland, Bangor
and other Maine cities WGr"
named OF the trucks. Traffic was
handled by soldiers themselves
and by highway patro!n1en, and
the caravan moved 1T A lively
clip As most local vehicles were
stopped while a given convoy
was pas ing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-01
Students Club Meets.

The Students Club will meet Thurs
div afternoon = O'Clock 1t the
r..ae of Mrs. w. Il. MacNair, with
1r-. ~. Pa4i, as assistant hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-01
90 % ICn ,CNScc.

\. II. Moore, Clyde Jeftcoat, and
III. FLEMING Iojt Sunday for Green
wife. Team. They viii lee there abou,
,eHtz. weeks OH tne tsuaeco market.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-01
Irnm tIarkSNllle.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Lyon and
dalgntcr. Patsy. of CIarksville, Va,
Spcnt sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
= johnson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-01
Club to Meet.

The san Souci Literary Club Will
o..n. with Mr.. II. c. ". Radtord a
40 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, ii
announced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-01
TR III FINE

S. ]. SattcrWhite paid 81 into the
office of the city clerk as a fine
tor a traffic Violation, records there
sI4.u a ,vud..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-01
Mrs. Williamson Ill.

Mrs. 7. A, Williamson is reported
to be very i'll at her home on Maple
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-01

The fourth heaven of the Sudd-
hist cosmogony is the Paradise
where all desires ara tul1lli@u.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-01

"#.-u noted Faiputana hotel N
..t. .n India.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
4rafhs

WAITE, SAMUEL G.. Suddenly on Fri
saM,4SI ssay; August i " ig4l at Casualty Hospital
Waite and father Of Giibert % G u Waits hiee and
,aSss SERVICES s,so at ths s H. Hines Co. funeral
August l. at pm interment m On Drisase. MGeday
WHITMAN. VERNON H. On Saturday,
HEkNoN H %HirMAN eat3s5S q ads ksndeish GsR5is
man and father "e Of Vernon o nS Z. Whifmsn 1T amt
as.s as. las@ss hs%s fa 4sh Ms
and interment at the Unitarian a cemetefs snlseTs
in East Bridgewater, Mass, on Tues
day, August 8.
WILLIAMS, AUGUSTUS: Widows Son
special Communication Tuesday, August
3; 1941, at 1890 am. at. Scottish Rite
of conducting Masonic burial service for
our late brother. AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS.
By order g ths RHwXsbs TG5ShiDfSl Si, masteF sse
FTidsy TsMs ASggss pgSsnd 1s41 e bAUGGsTHS VII
,Wliams s,d uncle of Louis and Edward WI;
leaves a host Of other relatlves and friends.
Remains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis
sve West End stef Paf9 2s Monsy M sna naast
Funeral Tuesday August s.. at 1 pm,
from the Mount Zion M. E. Church, goth
NV, Rev. Haynes offciating Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Lincoln
Cemetery.
WISE, WILLIAM s. On Saturday, Au-
LIAM S. WISE, the beloved son of James
E: and Annie M. Wise. and brother of
Mary Lang. Remains resting at the Lee
funeral home, 4th st. and Massachusetts,
ave. ne. after pm Sunday. August 3.
Mass will be offered, at Holy Comforter
Church. 14th and East Capitol sts., at 9
am. Tuesday. August 5. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.