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steps near him and the Peke bursts
into frenzied barking, spelling the
take
Its tribute to your direction" "
puts in Burgess Meredith, who plays
a comedy pianist in the picture, "or
else you convinced him you're an
enemy
Now comes a long, intricate setup
and Lubitsch starts v-elking again.
His hard heels beat & ,ottoo around
and around the stage. Grips, cleo
tricianS. prop men and cast dodge
him as he prowls, cigar cooked and
eyes far away. At last he sits down
to a small piano and begins to play.
The company breathes sigh Of
relief.
IF we didn't keep piano on the
set for him." confided an assistant
director, he'd drive himself and the
rest of us nuts with his walking
around"
LubitsCh percheS on the piano
stool, oblivious to everything. even
iIlS 1dCO llldC bllS ldll VI LID spun
shirt is hiked up, revealing that he's
well protected against winter drafts.
He plays entirely by ear, but his
afternoon of a faun' is recognizable
for half its length and then there
are some difficulties. The difficulties
turn into Begin the Beguine' and
the company whistles with him to
the last note He jumps up and goes
back to walking.
Passing us on the set, he glares
and snorts. "Pfui!" and We are pref
ty worried. But LubitsCh doesn't
pay us any further attention. He
pounds across to Meredith.
He glares at Meredith and says
"Pfui!"
"Pfui," says Meredith right back
and twice as mad.
"Pfui," snaps Lubitsch.
"Pfui,' chops out Meredith.
A Dozen Cigars Go.
It looks to US like a matter for
serious arbitration. Then Lubitsch
says, That's the way, that's fine,
direction and explains that the
"Pfui" is Meredith's running gag in
the picture and these calculations
are all a part of the rehearsal.
The shooting goes on and between
shots Lubitsch walks, strolls, wan
ders, PAGES, beats the piano few
moments and tramps up and down
A dozen black cigars are smoked
and chewed to juicy ribbons in a
few hours of this,
It's nearly quitting time and
Meredith is watching Lubitsch with
more than casual interest. He tells
us that in a spirit of scientific
curiosity he slipped pedometer into
the Lubitsch pants pocket at the be-
ginning of the day. At $50 he is
still spinning like a dynamo and
Meredith approaches him to let him
in on the secret of the mile-meas-
uring device in his pocket. Lubitsch
pulls it out and looks at it.
In getting eight scenes on film he
has walked IL miles, He collapses
into the nearest chair.
I'm dead" he groans. Wei
shoot the rest of this sequence to-
morrow"
So ends an afternoon on the sci
of the best actor who is directing ir
Hollywood. 1t seems shame that
audiences delighting in the sly
Sophisticated witticisms Lubitsch has
injected into everything he has di-
rected in this country, from "Tht
Marriage Circle" of 1924 to 'The
Shop Around the Corner" Of 1910
can't get a peek at him in actor
back stage. He is the best show II
Hollywood.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncD
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'SOnllNueQ FROM F1rSt Fd2eD
every one else. long for private lives,
but, unlike all the others, still fail
to see why they can't have them in
the United States. There is a
Jewish refugee from Germany and
an American oil man. who is willing
to play the Nazi game in his search
for an honest dollar; and an Ameri-
can woman journalist and an Amer
lean author who describes himself
as "a confused liberal" He becomes
unconfused in the course of the play
and decides the only way is to fight
the NaziS.
Once having gotten them into the
plane and well embroiled, Mr.. Rice
proceeds to do little except let them
argue. There is practically no char
acterization and very little plot.
The talk is sound talk, but about on
the level Of any Of the good editorials
you have been reading for several
years.
The Fun Didn't Last.
The editorial mounts into a plav
only on three occasions-and then
it is due to the acting of Lydia st.
Clair, Eleonora Mendelssohn and
Paul Hernried rather than to Mr.
Rice. These three are all European
refugees, and, for the moments when
they held the stage, they drenched
it with harsh human sorrow. with.
as matter-of fact. the life-blood of
our horrible day.
Finally there was "all in fun
an old-faShioned musical revue with
Bill Robinson, the master, and Imo-
gene Coca and some other good
things floating in it like odd bids of
beef in a prison camp soup. It cost
S125,000 to produce, took one year to
reach Broadway and lasted three
performances.
'The Flying Gerardos" by Kenyon
Nicholson and Charles Robinson
brings Florence Reed to Broadway
surrounded by family of circus
performers. 1t was good idea gone
wrong,
CReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Pioneer Women
Had to Be Tough

Betty Jane Rhodes hereafter will
believe any tall tale she happens to
hear about the hardihood of pioneer
women.
The 19-year-old starlet, cast op-
posite Tim Holt in R-K-O Radios
Along the Rio Grande," was called
on to wear the costume and head
gear of a belle Of the '70s.
Clothing weighed 25 pounds Hair
do involved two heavy switches. a
bunch of curls pinned to them and
a 5-pound hat pinned to the COM
bination with giant hairpins.
Pioneer women had to be tough
concluded Betty, ito take it."
Evening star., 1941-01-05

him retain his electric energy. When
the suit catches on a wire fence,
however, the current passes into .
wire and he shrinks into nothing
ness.
No Chance to Act.
'It's as ghastly thing as dad ever
PLAYED. I guess" said Lon
But it's not the type Of thing re
did. nor the type really want
to do.
They let him apply his own make
up-they won't let me.
But the most important diff
ence was that they let him cher
acterize. Most of his work wa IN
silent pictures, and he had to On a
lot Of acting.
Nowadays these freak horror
parts don't give much chance for
acting expression. I want to co
character roles, not robot parts
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Return to Stage

E The Andrews sisters, on completion
of their current Universal picture,
Buck Privates," will star in a
Broadway musical, "Screwballs OF
Swing"
Evening star., 1941-01-05

back on this lot" said young Lon.
1T just seems natural"
CLANCY was encountered, on this
occasion, by makeup paint so thick
and stiff he could hardly smile and
by coverall of saddle-leather,
painted to resemble rubber diving
suit, which weighed 10 pounds.
81 don't mind the weight so much, P"
he groaned, but Lord, how I'd like
to be able to scratch"
A Shocking Fellow.
In his role in The Mysterious DR..
R." Young CLANCY plays a man who
accidentally becomes immune to
electric shock and who gains tre-
mendous power from electricity.
At the pictures climax this man,
sentenced to the electric chair, is
revived by the shocks intended to
kill him. He escapes from Jail, cleo
trocuting all who try to stop him,
and dons the rubber suit which helps
Evening star., 1941-01-05

jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"Bittersweet."
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"Bittersweet.'
Bing Crosby and Mary
Martin in Rhythm
on the River "
Evening star., 1941-01-05
His Fathers Footsteps
Lon Clancy, Jr., Treadins Them
Tn His New Horror Role
Bv Vern Haneland,
Associated Press staff Writer.

Ion Chaney i is making horror" picture Just like his father
working the studio stage Vhee
Notre Dame and other
Of his great hits. -. :, o,s 49, o.,o H.,
there's nothing strange about beng
Evening star., 1941-01-05
in Washington Theaters This Week
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
IT Love You Again"
and We Who Are
Young.
Jack Benny and
Fred Allen in
Love Thy Neighbor. "
Bette Davis and
Herbert Marshall In
The Letter"
Fred MacMurray in
Rangers of
Fortune. "
Fred MacMurray in
Rangers OF
Fortune.
Roy Rogers and
Gabby Hayes in
Border Legion"
"Charter Pilot" and
Girls Under 81"
Also amateur night.
Marjorie Rambeau In
''Tugboat Annie Sails
Again"
Gary Cooper and
Walter Brennan in
The Westerner."
Kay Francis and
George Bancroft in
Little Men"
Next Time We Love"
and Phantom of
Chinatown"
Robert Taylor and
Norma Shearer in
Escape.
Doug. Fairbanks. jr..
Rita Hayworth An
gels Over Broadway"
Dorothy Lamour ana
Robert Preston In
Moon Over Burma"
"Rebecca"
and
"Quick Millions"
Long Voyage Home"
and She Couldn't
Say No."
Margaret SULLIVAN,
James Stewart, Next
Time We Love"
Frank Morgan and
Billie Burke in
"Hullabaloo."
Brian Aherne and
Rita Hayworth in
Lady in Question.
Don Ameche. Betty
GIable. Down Argen-
tine Way"
Arthur Lake in
Blonde Plays
Cupid "
Lombard and Laugh
ton in They Knew
What They Wanted "
Kit Carson"
and
Sky Murder"
No Tine for Com
coy" and Nobody S
Children.
Comm Round the
Mountain" "Tuebos I
Annie Sails Again "
Baby Sandy in
SANDY Gets Her
Man "
Bing Crosby and Mary
Martin in Rhythm
on the River" "
Miriam Hopkins in
Lady With Red
Hair "
Before I Hang"
and
"Under Texas Skies" "
Wyoming
and
"Television Spy"
Wilfred Lawson and
Nova Pllbean in
Pastor Hall. o"
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"Bittersveet.
Bing Crosby and Mary
Martin in Rhythm
on the River -
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"Bittersweet.
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne in
Seven Sinners -
Judy Garland and
Mickey Rooney in
Strike Up the Band "
Tim MCCOY
IN
Gun Code "
She Couldn't Say
No" and Sandy Gets
Her Man"
George Brent and
Brenda Marshall in
South of SueZ
Claudette Colbert and
Ray Mllland in
arise. My Love"
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson EDDY in
"BittersWeet."
Marjorie Rambeau In
'Tugboat Annie Sails
Again. -
Enrol Flynn and
Brenda Marshall in
The Sea Hawk
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne in
Seven Sinners"
Melvyn Douglas and
Myrna 10y in Third
Finger. Left Hand"
Tyrone Power and
Linda Darnell in
Mark of Zorro"
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne in
Seven Sinners
Claudette Colbert and
Ray Milland in
Arise. My Love-
TOO Many Girls"
and
Mystery Sea Raider.
Marjorie Rambeau in
Tug boat Annie Sails
Again -
Judy Garland and
George Murphy in
Little Nellie Kelly.
Jon Hall and
Lynn Bari in
Kit Carson"
Evening star., 1941-01-05
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
"Rebecca" and
THE Secret
Seven"
Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Havilland in
Santa Fe Trail"
John Wayne and
Thomas Mitchell In
Long Voyage Home. -
Norma Shearer and
Robert TAYLOR in
Escape"
Kay Kyser
In
you'll Find Out"
Fred MacMurray in
Rangers of
Fortune"
Kit Carson" and
The Roaring
TwentieS."
Bette Davis and
Herbert Marshall in
THE Letter"
Mickey Rooney and
JUDY Garland In
Strike Up the Band"
Kay Kyser
in
you'll Find out"
Dance. Girl. Dance,
and
"Bowery Boy"
Doug. Fairbanks. jr.,
Rita Eayworth. An
gels Over Broadway"
Claudette Colbert and
Fey Miuand in
arise. Nv Love"
Rohert Taylor and
Norm Shearer in
Escape. "
Wyoming"
and
The Glrl in 3l3."
Third Finger, Left
Hand" and
Gallant Sons "
Dorothy Lamour ano
Robert Preston in
Moon Over Burma. "
Bette Davis and
Herbert Marshall In
The Letter
Bins Crosby and MARY
Martin in Rhythm
on the River"
Rosalind Russell ano
Brian Aberne in
Hired Wife"
Dorothy Lamour ano
Preston Foster in
Moon Over Burma"
"Dulcy"
and
Public Deb No. J."
The Lady VanisheS'
and The Girl Was
Young"
Gary Cooper and
walter Brennan in
The Westerner.
John Garfield and
Brcr da Marshall in
East of the River" "
Pat O'Brien in
"knute Rockne,
All-American
Tyrone Power and
Linda Darnell IN
THE Mark IF IOlro.'
Kay Kyser
in
You'll Find Out"
Carole Lombard in
They Knew What
They Wanted.
Girl in Avenue A"
and
"Turnabout.
Fernand Gravel
III
THE Great Waltz" +"
Norma Shearer and
Robert Taylor in
Escape "
Judy Garland and
George Murphy in
Little Nelly Kelly" "
Kay Kyser and
Peter LORE In
You'll Find Oilt "
Claudette Colbert and
Psy Nillsnd in
Arise. Ny Love "
Adventures of Robin
Hood and "AieXan-
der's Pagtime Band -
Me -gsret Lockwood
and Rex Harrison in
Might Train" "
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town" "
Doug. Fairbanks. IT..
in ANGELS Over
Broadway"
Joan Blondell and
Dick Powell In
"I Want a Divorce. "
Norma Shearef and
Robert Taylor in
Escape.
Jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
Bittersveet "
'Knute Rockne. ALL
American " and
Girl From Havana 3"
judy Garland and
George Murphy in
Little Nellie Kelly. "
The Mummy'S
Hand and
Meet the Wildcat"
They Knew What
They Wanted" and
Dancing on a Dime. "
Claudette Colbert and
Ray Milland in
Arise. My Love. "
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"Sittersweet."
Kay KySer and
Peter LORE in
You'll Find uut."
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"Blttersweet.'
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"Bittersweet."
Carole Lombard in
They Knew What
Evening star., 1941-01-05

dIIU II hdIISd do 7 tI 7 VI ,.
Jack Benny and
Fred Allen in
Love Thy Neighbor."
Marjorie Rambeau in
"Tugboat Annie Sails
Aoaip -
Evening star., 1941-01-05
THURSDAY

THURSDAY /
Il Love You Again"
and We Who Are |
Young
Errol Flynn and
Olivia de Havillsnd in
Santa Fe Trail"
Bette Davis in
The Letter"
Also amateur night.
Fred MacMurray in
Rangers of
Fortune"
Kay Kyser
in
you'll Find Out"
Friendly Neighbors"
"Give Me Wings"
ABE Lincoln in Illi-
nois" and The Lady
in Question"
Norma Shearer and
Robert TaylOr in
Escape"
Gary Cooper and
Walter Brennan in
THE Westerner. a."
Jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"Bittersweet."
Next Time We Love"
and Phantom Of
Chinatown"
Robert Taylor and
Norma Shearer in
Escape. "
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne In
Seven Sinners"
Dorothy Lamour and
| Robert Preston In
Moon Over Burma"
| "Rebecca"
and
! quick Millions"
Long Voyage Home"
and She Couldn't
Say No"
Margaret SULLIVAN.
James Stewart. Next
Time We Love"
Myrna 10y and Mel
vyn Douglas in Third
Finger. Left Hand"
Lloyd Nolan
in
Behind the News"
Don Ameche, Betty
Cradle, Down Argen-
tine Way"
Frank Morgan
! in
"Hullabaloo."
Lombard and Laugh
ton in They Knew
What They Wanted. "
Frank Morgan
in
"Hullapaloo"
NO Time for Com
edy" and "Nobody's
Children"
Comm Round the
Mountain" "Tueboat
Annie Sails Again.
EDWARD G. Robinson
IL "A Dispatch From
Reuters "
Bing Crosby and Mary
Martin in Rhythm
on the River. -
John WAYNE and
Thomas Mitchell in
Long Voyage Home. "
Ann Sothern and
Ian Hunter in
"Dulcy."
wyoming"
and
"Television Spy "
Wilfred Lawson and
Nova Pilbean in
Pastor Hall"
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddv in
"PitterSVrpt -
Ping Crosby and Mary
Martin in Rhythm
on the River"
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Ediy in
"BitterSweet."
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne in
Seven Sinners.
Judy Garland and
Mickey Rooney in
Strike Up the Band "
Grace Macdonald and
Robert Paige in
Dancing on a Dime"
She Couldn't Say
No" and Sandy Gets
Her Man
John Garfield
in
East OF the River"
Claudette Colbert and
Ray Milland in
Arise. My Love.
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in /
"BitterSweet. =" !
Fred MacMurray in
''Rsngers OF
Fortune"
Errol Flynn and
Brenda Marshall in
The Sea Hawk"
Jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
sRlrrfrSwee
Melvyn Douglas and
Myrna 10y in Third
Finger. Left Hand"
Tyrone Power and
Linda Darnell in
Mark of Zorro"
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne in
Seven Sinners.
Claudette Colbert and
RAY Milland in
Arise. My Love"
Carole Lombard in
They Knew What
! They Wanted "
! Bette Davis and
Herbert Marshall in
( The Letter. "
| Judy Garland and
/ George Murphy in
Little Nellie Kelly"
Jon Hall and
Lynn Bari in
Evening star., 1941-01-05
MONDAY

MONDAY
Slightly Honorable"
and Ride. Tender
foot. Ride"
Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Ha avilland in
Santa Fe Trail"
Allan Jones. Nancy
Kelly. "One Night in
the Tropics"
Bette Davis and
Herbert Marshall in
The Letter"
Bette Davis and
Herbert Marshall in
The Letter"
Dorothy Lamour and
Robert Preston in 1
Moon Over Burma"
Kit Carson" and
The Roaring
TwentieS."
Bette Davis and
Herbert Marshall in
THE Letter"
Dick Powell and
Joan Blondell in
81 Want a Divorce"
Kay Kyser
In
you'll Find Out"
THE Fatal Hour"
and The Mummy's
Hand"
Gloria Jean in
"A Little Bit of
Heaven"
Claudette Colbert and
Ray Milland in
Arise. NV Love"
Argentine Niahts"
and
Boys of the City"
Knute Rockne All
american Free,
Blonde and Fl"
Third Finger. Left
Hand" and
Gallant Sons"
Norma Shearer and
Robert Taylor in
Escape"
Bette Davis and
Herbert Marshall in
The Letter"
Gloria Jean in
"A Little Bit OF
Heaven
MELVIN Douglas and
Myrna 10y in Third
Finger, Left Hand. "
Myrna 10y and Mel
vyn Douglas in Third
Finger. Left Hand "
Tyrone Power
in
Mark of Zorro "
Myrna 10y and Mel
vyn DouQlaS in Third
Finger. Left Hard"
Sporting Blood" end
brigham You're,
Frontiersm an "
Robert Taylor and
Norm" Sh"arer in
"EscaDe."
RAYMOND Me ssey in
Abe Lincoln in
Illinois. -
Melvyn Douglas and
Myrna LOy in Third
Finger. Left psad -
Kay Kyser
in
You'll Fad Out"
Carole Lombard in
They Knew What
They Wanted"
Friendly NciehDors"
and The Light Of
the Western Stars"
Fernand Gravel
THE Great Waltz"
Gene Autry and
Jimmy Durante in
Melody Ranch"
Robert TAYLOR and
Norma Shearer in
Escape.
Robert Taylor ard
Norma SEeareT in
"Esca pc.
-laudette Colbert and
Ray Millard in
Arise. NJ Love"
Melody Ranch" and
'Foreign Correspond
ent.'
Penny Singleton in
Blonde Plays I
Cupid t
Mexican Spithre Out
West" and Give Us
Wings"
0ous. Fairbanks. jr..
in ANGELS over
Broadway"
Joan Blondell and .
Dick Powell in
Il Want a Divorce"
Norma SheaIer and (
Robert Taylor in
Escape"
jeanette Ma cDonald
and Nelson Eddy in ,
"Bittersweet.' -
They Drive by Night"
md Ride, Tender
foot. Ride. !
judy Garland and |
George Murphy in I
Little Nellie Kelly"
Tyrone Power and /
Linda Darncll in
The Mark of Zorro !"
Bing Crosby and Mary
Martin in Rhythm
on the River"
Claudette Colbert and
Ray Milland in
Arise. My Love.
Jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in /
"Bittersweet.' -
Kay KySer and /
Peter LORE in
you'll Find Out"
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"BitterSweet -
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"Bittersweet."
Bing Crosby and Mary
Martin in Rhythm
on the River"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
STRAND

There's something thrilling In the air, and Warner Brothers have dra- matiz1d 1t, photographed 1t in. won- derfully natural technicolor and have presented 1t as Dive Bomber" headliner of the fine twin bill which opened this afternoon at Warmers Strand theater.
 Errol Flynn and Fred MacMurray, two of the screens most dashing heroes are co-starred in the thriller.
 Every type of fighting and obser- vation plane used by the United States Navy, including the newest super -bonbers and fastest pursuit and intercepter planes off the as- sernbly lines, were used tra the finn ing of the spectacular air drama.
 But what is more important from the Navy standpoint is that the entire picture was filmed without interruption of any training of flight routine necessary under the current emergency defense program.
 Flynn is seen In the picture as Q flight surgeon who is out to over- come pilot fatigue, and develop 6 flying suit, similar to those used by deep-sea divers, to relieve the pressure of high-flying and dive bombing. MacMurray plays Q sea- soned pilot, who at first, scoffs ct the work Flynn is doing, but soon sees the importance of 1t and eventually makes the test flight that proves It's worth. The personal rivalry between the two men is played up In c well-handled TO. mantle episode which features Alexis Smith, @ beautiful screen newcomer whose dramatic talents and photoA genie qualities makes her excellent star material.
 The strange supporting cast in. cludes the capable Ralph Bellamy, Regis Toomey, Allen Jenkins and Cliff Navarro, Robert Armstrong. Craig Stevens and @ host of others.
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents Penny Singleton Arthur Lake and Larry Sims in Blonde Tn Society"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
.MOOieS Playing Today
STATE

That man of many screen loves, Charles Boyer, does the best bit of roTnancing in his enviable career in Hold Back The Dawn" which opened this afternoon at Warner's State theater with Olivia deTzavil- land and Paulette Goddard in COG starring roles.
 "Hold Back The Dawn" brings to the screen one of the most unusual stories In many moon. Boyer, a cynical, interruptions handsome heel, is European emlgre with Q talent for fleecing wealthy women, an art that won him an easy living in the gay places of France and Italy be- fore the war ended the gigoio in- dtlstry. Now, stuck for an indefinite period in Q sleepy Mexican border town, he has to meet, woo and wed an American girl in order to get into the United States.
 Using all the subtleties known only to great lovers, including come- hither eyes, his deep voice and a borrowed wedding ring, Boyer man. ages to find and traps his victim between dusk and dawn. Then com plications set in, leading to a thun- dering climax and . final happy ending.
 Miss deETavilland plays the little school teacher from Azusa, Califor- mia, who falls for Boyer's suave blandishments and continental charm. Paulette Goddard, radiant and turbulent, is the feminine mem ace, a lady from BoyeT's past who jealously throws monkey wrenches when love dawns between the teacher and the scoundrel.
 The notable cast of supporting players includes Walter Abel, who plays an immigration inspector; Victor Francen, Curt Bois, Eric Feldary, Nestor Paiva, Eva Puig, Micheline Chierel Madeleine LeBeau, Mikhail Rasumnay and Billy Lee.
 According to critics Hold Back The Dawn" Is 6 great romantic drama, significant for story and the acting of its three principals.
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents another in the hilarious Aldrich family series Henry Aldrich For President" with Jimmy Lydon as the new Henry, and featuring June Preisser, Mary Anderson and a host of other fav- orites.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
''RICOLETTO' AT
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Four Local Lodges of Sons of Italy Sponsoring,
 Popular Opera

The local lodges of the Sons of Italy are sponsoring e presenta- tfon Of VerdHs opera 'Rigoletto" by the New York Opera company Sun- day afternoon, October ie, at 2:46. e. slmoni will direct the opera and appearing in important roles will be Pima Ia Corte, Silvia Bres- chini, Gil Valeriano, Arturo D'Am- leo, and Arthur Osorin.
 "Rigoletto" has been c favorite opera of music lovers and is melo- dious and dramatic. It affords strik- ing opportunities for soloists, quar- tet and ensembles. The story is adapted from Victor Hugo,s "Le Roi s'amuse.r It was first Tresent- cd In Venice in 1850. The central oh aracter is . deformed court .jest- CT Of the Prince of Mantua. lIe mocks the noblemen of the court for allowing the prince to be atten-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
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