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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

Naugatuck, October 16. The wedding of Miss Helen Pappano, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred pappano, of South Main street, to Frederick Errico, son of Mrs. Mary Errico of High street, will take place next month at St. Francis church. Miss Pappano was feated recently at a shower at odd Fellows Hall.
 Attending were: Mrs. Edward Gueranzi, Miss Mary Bartelli, Mrs. D. Rosa, Mrs. Mary Errico, Mrs. A. Simone, Mrs. Francis Triano, Mrs. s. Talcone, Mrs. Winnie Nardello, Mrs. 0. Picllulo, Mrs. R. De Fronze, Mrs. M. Pichulo, Mrs. G. Pichulo, Mrs. F. Diorio, Mrs. Kate Nardelo, Mrs. L. Spadola, Mrs. F. Summa, Miss Midgie Guardetta, Mrs. Caro- line Savard, Mrs! o. B. Nardello, Mrs. M. Martino, Mrs. 0. Urbanati, Mrs. M. Augilli, Mrs. Rose Vitelli, Mrs. Camille Savard, Mrs. J. Pichu- 10, Mrs. R. Cataldo, Mrs. H. Shir- vanis, Miss 0. Galucci, Mrs. A. Mag nano, Mrs. A. Campanini, Mrs. Mary Acquavia, Mrs. N. Mangiri, Mrs. J. Cabial, Mrs. J. Geneva, Mrs. J. Spadola, Mrs. Q. De Fronzi, Mrs. L. Berardi, Mrs. Angie Janetty, Mrs. A. Romanseillo, Mrs. Jennie Nar- dello, Mrs. s. Mezzio, Mrs. L. Spa dola, Mrs. Della Spadola, Mrs. James Farrar, Mrs. D. Errico, Mrs. Frank Mariana.
 Mrs. c. Mariana, Miss Marie Spa- dola, Mrs. c. Mariana, Mrs. A. Aqua via, Mrs. A. Santore, Mrs. Caroline Nardello, Mrs. Catherine Nardello, Mrs. Anthony Cellello, Miss Flor ence Mariana, Miss Fanny Pascucci, Mrs. Anthony Fatrar, Miss Inez Giancarlo, Mrs. Francis Mariana, Mrs. Mary Mariana, Mrs. Rose Masse, Mrs. George Marchetto, Mrs. J. Furnando, Mrs. A. Janetty, Mrs. A. Monsante, Mrs. Edward Guriano, Mrs. J. Santa Barbara, Mrs. Joseph Aquavia, Mrs. Joseph Errico, Mrs. Angeline Berardi.
 Mrs. R. .salinardi, Mrs. J. Cad donna, Mrs. J. De Carlo, Miss Phil Mariana, Mrs. A. Lupo, Mrs. J. Cellello, Mrs. Kay Pessinelli, Mrs. A. Radwick, Mrs. James Mariana, Mrs. G. Sileo, Mrs. Sarah Gaulette, Mrs. J. Wolcin, Mrs. Rocco Rado, Mrs. E. Rooney, Mrs. Catherine Bar telli, Mrs. M. Sgrello, Mrs. E. Rooney, Miss Connie Sequenza, Miss M. Long, Mrs. Julia Cellello, Mrs. W. Rado, Miss Lucy Nardello, Mrs. s. Tolevi, Mrs. c. Gelesso, Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Oct. IS = Miss Betty Brennan, daughter of Carl w. Bren- nan of 320 High street, and Justine O'Donnell, daughter of MT. and Mrs John O'Donnell of 32 Frederick street, were among the 2So freshmen ct the College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle, N. Y. who last night were formally invested in the cap and gown at the college. This tra- ditional ceremony was carried on by candlelight and the junior class sang college songs.
 Miss Sally Beardsley of Meadow street, NAugatuck, local art teacher, and George Haynor of Waterbury will be the speakers at the annual
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Borough Clergymen
 Invited To Attend
 As Guests Of Club
Tklveler and Lecturer on International Problems to
 Discuss America Faces Her Greatest Challenge at Masonic Hall Brother of Sherman Eddy

graduate study in America and in Oxford university, and has been for thirty years Q secretary of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. He lectured for Q week at Chatauqua in 1888 and again in 1e40.
 pr. Eddy spent the summer of 1887 in Europe for the tenth time, study ing conditions in Russia and Ger many, and brings back Q clear-cut challenge to uphold our American democracy and liberty. The most re- cent of his three world trips in- cluded three months in China, in contact with economic, political and social problems. He had personal touch with many of the present out standing leaders and gives an arnaz- ing story of China's recent prog reSs and the rights and wrongs in the present complex war situation in the Orient.
 He recently attended the Ameri- can Seminary, under his brother Sherwood Edy, where the party con- ferred personally with twenty five outstanding leaders, chiefly of the New Deal in Washington. He offers keen insights into the present war problems of the administration and believes in the absolute necessity of finding new cooperation between government and business and the curbing of some of the wild econ- omic theories discernibie in Wash- ington. Dr. Eddy's challenge to- day is to the highest moral stand. ards that have made America great in the past, accompanied by definite economic conclusions necessary to our future national prosperity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Women Book Dr. Eddy for Lecture Monday
Helen Pappano Plans
 Wedding Next Month
South Main Street Resident, HOnOred at Odd Fellows
 Hall Shower, to Become Mrs. Rred ErriCO

James Nardello, Mrs. J. Favole Miss Angie Jannetti, Mrs. Lucille Creddo, Mrs. Lucy De Carlo, Mrs. N. Spadola, Miss Madeline Higgins, Miss Jennie Capece, Mrs. A. Mar chetella, Mrs. P. Bartelli, Mrs. c. Nardello, Mrs. c. Acutura, Miss E. Nardello, Miss Lucy> Pandolfe, Mrs. R. Schmitz, Mrs. c. Errico.
 Mrs. c. Rado, Mrs. Sarton, Mrs. Maria Rosa, Miss Marjorie Mariana Mrs. Rocco Maiano, Mrs. c. Pan- dolfe, Mrs. Anthony Sabia, Mrs. F Lamparella, Mrs. M. J. Sabia, Mrs N. Massarelli, Mrs. Angeline Se- quenzia, Miss Antoinette zuccarelli Mrs. R. Reale, Mrs. P. zuccarelli, Miss Lena Zucarelh, Mrs. D. Se- quenzia, Mrs. J. Fazzno, Mrs. L. Mizzio, Mrs. B. Pichulo, Mrs. M Chiswell, Mrs. L. Mizzio, Mrs. V, Rado, Mrs. A. Nori, Mrs. D. Minni- cucci, Mrs. J. Furnando, Mrs. w. Capello, Miss Adeline Long, Mrs. J. Barbiero, Mrs. A. Ruccio, Mrs. A. De Carlo, Mrs. F. 0. Cariello, Mrs. Joseph Mariana, Miss L. Guidetta, Mrs. Rose Sardone, Miss Mary San- Angelo, Mrs. A. Fudner, Mrs. T. Hudner, Mrs. s. Laudate, Mrs. A. Magnarno.
 Miss c. Nardello, Mrs. A. Gau- dinze, Mrs. A. Finateri, Mrs. J. Fe- lippello, Mrs. R. Tangredi, Mrs. E. Mulinski, Mrs. A. Monsante, Mrs. o. Ruccio, Mrs. A. Rio, Mrs. c. Creddo, Mrs. 0. Presto, Mrs. R. Mariana, Mrs. J. Farrar, Mrs. L. Farrar.
 The Millville Home Makers Club met yesterday sn an all-day session at the home of Mrs. John Wlnlger. A pot-luck lunch was served at noon. Mrs. Winniger, who attended the class in Waterbury recently, spoke on Posture at the morning meeting.
 The delegation from the Nauga- tuck Woman's Club to the State Federation meeting in Danielson to- day included: Mrs. Robert Ander- son, president of the local club, Mrs. Clifford Teeple, Mrs. George Cronin and Mrs. A. Louis Kalas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

Miss Frances WhitcOmb, home demonstration agent of New Haven County. talked on different foods and calories in the afternoon. Ten members were present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
POLICE ACTION LOOMS TONIGHT
Burgesses Board May Ap- point Six Supernumer-
 aries at Meeting

sA Naugatuck, Oct. 16-.fuch interest 'centers around meeting of the Board of Warden and BurgeSses tonight at 8 o'clock in the Town Hall. Appoint ment of~six police supernumerarieS is slated, there is much speculation as to whether the appointments will be made, in view of previous dis agreement by board members.
 There is no doubt the supernum- eraries are needed badly as the present staff of available supernum- eraries and regulars is being over worked. But this need was just as evident last week and no action was taken on 1t then because three burgesses refused to attend and a quorum was lacking.
 Burgesses Joseph Dinney and George Fellows are said to favor appointment of six Democrats, and it is reported Warden Leo Brophy and Burgesses Rudolph Anderson and William Ploski favor appoint ment of four Democrats and two Republicans. Burgess Anthony Tam gredt was reportedly not given a voice in the selection of the two republicans to be named and this was said to be why he did not at- tend the session last week.
 Those conversant with the situa- tion hope some agreement can be reached tonight, so the appoint ments can be made, and other busi- ness, held up through lack of a meeting can be transacted.
 Thomas Nolan was named chair. man of the Armistice Ball commit tee of the Naugatuck Post, Amer ican Legion at 8 meeting of the post last night. He will name his com- mittee soon.
 Plans for the Arnistice day ob- servance were discussed and various reports were made.
 Miss Frances WhitcOmb, home demonstration agent of New Haven County. talked on different foods and calories in the afternoon. Ten members were present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

by the Naugatuck Lodge of E1ks are nearing completion now, Richard Finley, chairman of the affair, has announced. The older members of the lodge will be honored ct a meet Ing next Tuesday night. All mem. berS who received the degree of the order before 1916 will be guests at @ turkey dinner at the lodge rooms at e:30 p. m.
 There will be a business meeting ct 8 o'clock and an entertainment and buffet lunch will follow.
 The Lutheran Brotherhood of the Salem Lutheran church will meet at 6 D. m. tomorrow at the home of Arthur Parsons, IA Park avenue, and Manuel Andujar, formerly of Puerto Rico, will be the guest speak or. He will discuss his travels.
 John H. Peterson, son of MT. and Mrs. Harold Peterson of 10 May street, is now stationed with the American forces in Iceland, accord ing to word received here. 
 A new day class in Americanlza. ton work for workers of the U. S. Rubber Company who are on the afternoon or night shifts will be held at the Hop Brook school, starting next week, Mrs. Gertrude s. Madi. gan, night school director, has an- nounced. The classes will be con- ducted on Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays from 12:3O to 2 p. m. Pupils are taught to read and write and learn how to secure citizenship papers. The Kindergarten of the school, which is Q separate bulld- ing, will be used for this.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

NauA atuck, Oct. i0.--Dp. D. Brew CT Eddy, international expert, trav- eler and lecturer, will speak on the subject, America Faces Her Great est Challenge" at meeting of the Naugatuck Womans' club Monday afternoon ct 3 o'clock in Masonic hall. The Naugatuck clergy have been invited to attend the meet-- ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

banquet of the Waterbury Public Speakers Club at the Waterbury Y. M. c. A. October 21 at 6:3O p. m. Local members planning to attend should make reservations with Ar- thur PurintOn at the Waterbury "Y".
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Amato and daughter, Ann, of Pond street were recent visitors on the Mohawk Trail.
 Announcement has been made of Che birth yesterday of a daughter at the Waterbury hospital to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Moore of Oak street.
 MT. and Mrs. John Griclis of Or. ange, N. J., and Mrs. O. J. Blal0ck of Troy, N. Y., were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. John Grickis of Cherry street.
 Preparations for Old Timers night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Public Invited 10
Attend Lecture

One ~ the most interesting lee.
tures that viii he heard IN Tacoma
for -ometims 10 come. ~ili be
given tomorrow night ~ Gilbert
n. Holloway. member of The ma.
tional lecture board 81 the Ro.i.
cruolan Order. AMoRc, who 10
move On = coast 10 eo.s, tour.
In his lecture. Ancient secrets
for Putting tn. Mind IN Work =
Mr.. Holloway points cut Inv
mans msstsrfli No. n mind h..
brought about many ~ the mir
soles of the sges and how clinical
AMI laboratory experiments are
slowly rediscoveflng some n thess
natural phenomena
This discourse will no given In
the Masonic Temple. Roof Garden.
~ ~ Hel.ns. tomorrow night al
. o'eloch. The public 10 invited
and thsrs are no sdmi v~ion
charges or fees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
New Show at
Riviera Today
Charlie Chaplin 5
Greet DictGtor"

The Great Dictator" IL ne title
q Charlie Chaplns latest comedy
but the title might vel b spplied
q ne mar. himself.
Tor Chaplin Is 81 thing. md
everything 70 al ~ his pictures.
He = producer. author. star. com
poser. designer. supervisor. editor
ard two or twenty other things
Finally h produces his pictures
in Ms own studio with his oWn
money.
From the inception 81 the origi-
nal idea. through the writing.
filming. cutting and final scoring
Of the picture. it's all Chaplin.
True, he has expert technioians
and an able staff, but that's the
way the most famous comedian
in the world works
Comedy - serious business TO
Charlie Chaplin. II is something
Of an understatement 10 say that
its big business when it - real
lied that Chaplin spent 8 600 900
Ia make The Great Dictator. A"
which opens today at Barovie .
Riviera thester
Very few men approach their
jobs with the enthusiasm that
Charlie does-or with the patience.
For months he will null over an
idea. Then comes the day that he
starts making longhsnd notes on
the biz yellow pads that constant
" surround him. Soon a secretary
IL called in and Charlie really goes
10 work.
On the set. although Charlie has
assistants. he directs each actor.
as well as himself As matter 81
fact. Chaplin Is the only big star
who has successfully directed him
self.
As the picture progresses. Char
lie visits the cutting room at the
completion Of each sequence. Here
he carefully examines every foot
Of film and assemblies IL with the
aid OF his cutter When the pic
ture il ready for scoring. another
Chaplin talent IL revealed: for
Charlie writes the major part Of
the music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

IRONY ~ Betty Grsnls ara Don
Ameehs IN Moon over Miami"
u IS AIS. 735. 10 so also Jane
Nithers and Nancy Kelly In A
Very Young Lady li.3o. 74S
R1aLTo-Bob Hope ana Dorothy La
mour in Caught IN the Draft. "
II 30 2io. ! 80. 7 30. 1910 also
Richard Carlson and Anne Shirley
In Vest Point widow 10. 3 so,
6 80. 80.
MI SIC BON-Clark Gable and Rosa
Ind Russell in They Met In Bonn
bay II 30 2 IS as s56 also
Robert Sterling and Donna Reed In
Getaway. ] is 40. $40
BLIE Noisr- Bette Davis and
James Csgney In The Bride Came
c o d p u SO. a45. $50. ass.
also william Lundigan and Maris
Wrixon In The Cas- Of me Black
Parrot n IS. 2 40. s:35. $40
RI,IERA-Charlie Chaplin Pauletts
Goddard and Jack OAkie In The
Great Dictator ll:so. 2io, 80,
ITO. e.e5.
RETURN SHOWING
BENERLi-Cary Grant and Irene
Dunno In Penny SerenAde also
Brian Aherne and Kay Francis in
The Ma Who Lost Himself"
CAPITOIs-Boris Karlon In The
Ape plus Rochelle Hudson In
COMMIT SHY Madeleine Carroll and
Pred hacMufray Ia Virginia plus
John Ltel and Frieda Ineseourt in
Fathers Son
nay STREET Ingria Bergman and
Warner Baxter IN Adam Had Pour
Arthur Lake In Blonde Goes
LAkEN Don Margaret SULLIVAN and
Charles Bower In Back Street"
slso Walter Pidseon in SKY hur-
PARk Judy Garland and oeors,
Murphy In Little Neili. Kslif g"
plus Know Your Money and
PROC TOR Barbara stAnHYcE and
Henry Fonda In The LADY I've d"
also Lloyd Nolan ana Irsn. HsrFey
IN Mr.. Dynamite
REALAkf-Edysrd O Robinson Ida
ddlpin No., ,nd John Garfield in IN.
REN-carole Lombard and Robert
MONTGOMERY In shr snd Mrs.
Smith. also Guy Klob.s and LIME
Roberts IN street Of Memories
Clsudette Colbert and Raw
hillsnd In Arise Ny Love plus
JACK Holt and Marian Marsh in
Fugitive Pom a Prison Camp
~ Madeleine Carroll and Pred
hacAurrsV IN Virgins plus
Chester Morris ana Rochelle Hud-
son IN Meet Boston Bisckie
rtNPLE-MicktY Rooney and spen-
Ger Tracy IN Men Of Bofs ToNn d"
also Lloyd nolan and Lynn Bari
n "slespers West
LIBERTY. Puyallup - Robert Tayior
Brian DonleEF ana Mar Howard Ia
billv the KID
hiAltkAs sumner - Joan era Eford
Melvin Douglas and Conrad Elsdt
IN a Womsns Facs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Lovely Girls Replace Guinea Pigs in
New Hollywood Viiamin Experiment

WOOD-From "A
lovely girls took the place Of
signed 10 show that the right
health in your face and comp
On the sports pages you would
call them a team Of ringers be
cause they have 20 much 10 start
with. but hackers of the expert
ment feel II they can make this
bunch more beautiful they've &C.
conplished more than n they
started with plain girls
Vitamin expert for the training
table of beauty IA Or Benjamin
Gaylord Hsuser. ~hn has pre-
seribed health diets for numerous
Hollywood celebrities. including his
steady" Actress Greta Carlo
The giris. from the Hal Roach
Studios started with a lunch con
tisting Of a carrot and celery Juice
cocktail. grapefruit and avocado
salad with apricot dressing. and
wild rice nutburgsfs
For dessert they got four vita
Minis p pits 70 prevent that tired
feeling a. p n Leroy Prinz.
VINO il directing them IN All
American Co-Ed.e said that mere
after no would expect them % dis
play as much zip IL quitting time
a. they had in the morning or The
publicity man would be fired
Actress MARI Woodwork ras
the "sll-vitsm!n7 girl she must
qualify IN AL departments. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Dramatically Speaking!

Florence Hindle. head cashier al
the Roxy theater. Is vaeationing
across the border in British Co
lumba. Most Of her leisure time
will he spent in Vancouver g..
Bill Tbhits, manager at the same
thester drove out to the beach
at PIT Defiance the other night 10
escape the heat 10000 900
people beat him 10 the punch
Too much sunshine. tsrdy films
and haywire popcorn machine
had John Owsley OF the Rialto
running a fever yesterday. How
ever. he finally got everything but
the weather Strengthened out i.
Lew Tarrant and the Riviera the
alter are on the sunny side Of Pa
cific Both are doing fair job
Of keeping cool, with Charlie
Chaplin's The Great Dictator" as
the inside attraction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Tiny Pacific Islands
To Be Navy Air Bases

Los ANGELES Three tiny Pa
Cifie islands will be commissioned
rs new naval air stations next
month. the 18th naval district an
nonnced Thursday.
Midway island viii he commits
stoned on Aug. l. and two weeks
later Johnston island and Palmyra
island will no officially established
as air stations
Palmyra island Is situated PTS
miles south Of Pearl Hsrbor, the
Zig naval base at Honolulu, and
Johnston is less than half that dis
tance southwest OF Pearl Harbor.
Midway is on the airline route
northwest Of the Hawaiian islands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

for eyes 70 e for sex seven
,uinea pigs today in a test de-
vitamins will put the glow Of
! in your chassis.
eyes girl u Marie Windsor sh.
gets special rations Of vitRmin "A "
The sex girl. who IL 10 demon
+'fAts the effectiveness Of vitsmin
p i Eleanor Troy. another blue
eyed brunette who IL almos, six
feet tall she wore skin tight
blue knit swim suii snd looked o..
II Shs mad bsen eating ~" ell her
rfe
Others n the group ~srs NTH
Uhlein vifamin n fnf figure
Claire james &C. for teeth Patsy
Mace % FOR sintsn nsrtoris
Dean for skin and Disnns
Gesry 20 for hair
FIRST sh.osup Ia /. week from
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
0lYmpian Temporary
Head OF Institutions

OLYMPIA Finance Director
David ? lockwood haa ap-
pointed Asrius Anderson. Olym-
pa, as acting supervisor q the
u state penal rsformatory and
eleemosynary Institutions
Anderson has been supervising
engineer for the department for
the pest four years and prior 10
that vas mechanical engineer for
ths federal PWA IN ms state
three years he succeeds J. A
ncKinbsn a. institutions supsryi-
sor and viii retain his post Of
engineer with the department
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

ChofIle Chopin, considered
by mony os the worlds greet
est coined ion. comes 10 the
Rlyiero screen fodoy IN ms
lotest comedy dromo. The
Greet Dlcto'or. with lovely
PouIette Ooddord ord JOCK
CakN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Clark Gable Co-Siars With
Rosalind Russell in Film
Robert Sterling and Donno Reed Play
Leeds In "GstAwoy." Second rsoturs.

The crossroads ~ TIE eoorfa Far Fat lend dramatic
panorama the advenurep romantic exploits IL
Clark Gable and Rosalnd Russell eostaFs If They Net
in Bombay which opens to-day the Music Box theztsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

fHrre Nhefs Naas fneets West.
0sels spa Mss Russell ~ thsiF
rssearcefai talents .Eslass sssh
chtnf n q stfraMiinrd drama
whleh cffsfs 18th nv setlnE ur-
potsunitiss
Cable r-srtfsss ssviisnsy-caFs
adxsntufsf ehH hasknk ee<s cssh-
lsfna GA ~ ne army. tutna -
crime IN = reesiss. but nexrFths.
ls.s clever stismr, u maintain lhs
outward appearance q : gentle
msn. We carries or the nasqusF-
sds slth al ths noaehaianes that
might - expected. eutwstslnE ~
victims when ~ can and mseilnk
extraordinary situations with tynl-
cal herman yinlsnes snsa ~ 80
10
A. q perfect foii. Miss Russell
IN challenging reversal frutn
sans rulrs raFtrsvs . fsminlns
naffiss siih : psnehsnt FOE az
nsSinE title sllase. ana any lees<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

stage. screen and radio. wht
The Draft. keeps him in hot
fare for the patrons.
II you ike Bon Hope IS a main
sourse and Dorothy Lamour
Lynne Overman and Eddie Brack-
On for side dish. you wll consider
Robs newest vehicle complete
success. Naturally, It Is full
dose Of the usual Hope prescrip-
ton. the same Hope situations
and the customary rapid fire
script which is typical Of Bob and
his screen and radio entertain
nent.
Audience reaction would
seem to indicate that the
Hope production il In for a
good run at the Sidney Dean
house. Notwithstanding the
fact that the thermometer
registered right around the
hundred mark. You have to he
good to make them laugh
under such conditions.
The companion film is titled.
''West Point Widow" and stars
Anne Shirley in the lead role.
Heading the supporting cast Is
Richard Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

~ NfIf ~ WHs4 wv tft8HAFNs
silsmnnzls thai attract hsr sys
Nhs masks hsf motives under .
ss.vity "a stadicusiy tialsn<a -
uahlsA
cisfsnss Hfu~u. f<muu. foe III
An Wilderness Ndzsou ~
Man Gene lave VITA Me- ard
nzny ether alta directed. Hunt
ntFamhsfa. pFeduesr fef Metre
tsasi~yn Mayer. esss ths screen
The wnmen.~ Another INN
Man .rFids ard rr~mfies~ nd
nnmsreas other screen fFsumphs
Heading shs supporting cast ~
They Net IN nowh.y- = fne dss-
tlnkulsn<s character sefef. Peter
Lerre. wsth ether Important fntss
h.naisa ~ Jessie HsIph Edward
casnr~lti. Matthew nealtne. tssAs
slh<fni. Resin. Cali. IsY Nev<lls
sea Reginald Owen
ftsss.Awsy. starring Hehert
Sterling. pcena Rcd and chsrt<s
Winnings. completes ths nsw ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
"Hoon OUer Miumi".,

Slipping down the shady side O
the street. we find ourselves a
Hamrick's Roxy where the new
technicolor musical comedy
Moon over Miami holds tbs
spotlight.
Don Ameche. Betty Cradle,
Robert Cummings. Charlotte
Greenwood, Jack Haley and
Carole Lands lead large
cast through a story which IL
In no sense original hut which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

employs such beautiful sets
such glorious color and such
generous quantities ~ music
and dancing that one aver
looks the fact that the plot -
more or less threadhare
Technieolor Is dong fine jot
Of making good pictures better
Moon over Miami Is a fine ex-
ample Without the beauty oi
color. 1t could not possibly h
the good screen fare IL = and II
most certainly would not have the
box office appeal that II mas.
II is just the right kind Of
picture for summer release
-. easy on the eyes and easy
on the ears a cool offer
ing thai should satisfy those
who feel motion pictures are
Nour hest entertainment" -.
even In july.
Sharing the new bill At the
house on Broadway Square is A
Very Young Lady featuring Jane
Withers. with Nancy Kelly and
John Sutton heading the support.
ing cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

At the first mentioned house Bob Hope comedian q
stage, and radio whose latest picture Caught Il
The Draft keeps him in hot water but proves good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
HanukS Music Box Brings Met Bombay Screen 7Oda
Ii4Tad56T
IISMrgI(H Hl'i'tsgN\NNNW
Bob Hope!

With Two new shows opening yes
terday and the weather -. shall We
say :. a BIT warm = =. your reporter
vas satisfied with top features at the
PiaIto and Roxy fheafers