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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28
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6:3O-pleasur and Profit
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7:00-Fulton Lewis Jr.
7:l5- Hubert kregolch. Common
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7:30-Lone Ranger
8:00-cal Tinney--Sizing up the
8:3O-Yale Dramatic Series
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9:00-News: Dancing Discs
9:t5&Frank Cuhel, from Batavia
9:30--Adventure In Melody
i0:00--Raymond Gram Swing
1915 Spotlight Bands
lO:30-Stars over Manhattan
t0:i5-"Our Morale"--Dean Austin
Pardue
II :00--Yankee News
l1:15-Bernie Cummins' Orch.
Dance Orchestra
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:OO--Ba ckstage Wife
4:15-Stella Dallas
4:30--Lorenzo Jones
4:45-Young Wilder Brown
.OO-When n Girl Marries
b15--Portia Faces Life
b3O-We. the Abbotts
b:45--ME, o. Dimes Program
b55-Stand BY. America
6.00--NeWs
6:I5-Professor Andre Schenker
Musical Appetizer
6:45--I.owell Thomas
7:0O--Fred Warnings Orch.
7:l5--News Of the World
7:3O-Connecticut Forum-For
Defense
S:0O-Adventures Of the Thin
Man
S:3Or-Plantation Party
s:OO.-Time to Smile
s.30-Mr. District Attorney
IO:00--kay Kyser
II :00--News
l1:l6-Nelson Olmsted
ii :3O-The Ink Spots
1l:45--Bob Armstrong; Orch
I2:OO-War News
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NOTICE

DISTRICT Of WATERBURY,. IS
j.. 1912. ESTATE Of BRIGiDA
BARB1ETI aka. MARY BAR
BIERI, late Of the Town Of Wa
terbury In said District, deceased.
The Executor, having exhibited
his/account with said estate to this
Court for allowance, 1t IL
ORDERED, That the 18th day of
February, A. ID. 1912, at 8 o'clock,
In the forenoon, standard time, at
the Probate Office In Waterbury, be
and the same Is, assigned for q
hearing on the allowance of said
account, and the Court directs the
Executor, to give notice thereof,
by publishing this order one time
in smoe newspaper having a cir
culation In said District, and by
leaving with, or by mailing in reg
istered letters addressed to each of
the persons interested, and residing
without the Probate District Of Wa
terbury, Il copy of this order, all
at least ten days before said day
of hearing.
Attest:
JOHN J. HOWARD.
l28-1t Clerk.
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--WEAt'-Iorenzo Jones'
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NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
This is to give notice that |,
Joseph Leo Frappier, OF 357 South
Main St., Waterbury, Conn, have
filed an application dated Jan. eth.
1912 with the Liquor Control Com
mission for Restaurant Full liz
quor Permit for the sale Of alcoholic
liquor on the premises, AIS West
Main St., Waterbury, Conn. The
business is owned by Joseph Leo
Frappier, Of 357 South Main ST.,
Waterbury, Conn, and will be con
Quoted by Joseph Leo Frappier, of
1857 South Main ST., Waterbury.
Conn, AZ permittee.
JOSEPH LEO FRAPPIER.
Dated Jan. 9th, 1912. I-2S--2-3
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made quickly and pri-
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only. Loans to single
people and married
couples. Outsiders not
involved. Small month
ly payments which you,
yourself, select from
basic repayment table.
Simple TO apply; simple
70 qualify. Short APP
plication Form saves
time, avoids embarrass-
ment. No need to ask
favors Of others, II you
borrow here. Just apply
for what you need >.
large loans made as
readily as small ones.
A loan Of 500 costs
$3.50 when promptly
repaid In IL equal con-
secutive monthly prfn-
cipal ins I a II m e n IS.
Phone or see Thomas
J. MaEner, Mgr, today.
PERSONAL FINANCE
co. Of Waterbury, 1893
Bank Street, End Floor,
Pritchard b u 1 ! di n z.
Phone Waterbury
3-3l03. License No. 166.
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''Hah! boarding scrap metal. eh?"
Automobiles
Automobiles Wanted

A CAR-In early 30's--good condi-
ton. Cash. Prefer Model A Coupe
consider other. Private. 1880.
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1899 Hudson 112 Sedan; r. and H.
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TAILOR SHOP - For sale, fully
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Grand st. Henry IAPointe after 6
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1885 CHEVROLET
Coach. Finished In Grey. S25
Good running condition ......
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CHEVROLET COMPANY
379 West Main. Dial 3-5l31
Lot $3.50 w. Main rear Cities Ser. Sta.
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P A C. K A r d
1910 Packard Club Coupe
1899 Packard Sedan
1888 Packard Sedan
1886 Packard Sedan
1886 Buick 2 Door Sedan
1899 Cadillac Sedan
1889 Chrysler Sedan
1887 Ford Station Wagon
1888 Zephyr Convertible Sedan
Packard Waterbury, Inc.
"A Safe Place To Buy"
482 WATERFOWL Ave. Dial 1900
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Automobiles
Neuu Car Dealers

8 Auto and Truck Dealers
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Need Reach Them Through on This


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Your old plate made like new. UP
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NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
This is to give notice that !.
Victor IL. Cestar. of Riverside St,
Oakville, Conn, have filed an appli-
cation dated Jan. 20, 1912, with the
LIQUOR Control Commission for n
Tavern Permit for the sale OF
alcoholic liquor on the premises, 10
Cherry ST., Waterbury, Conn. The
business is owned by Victor T..
Cestar, of Riverside St, Oakville,
Conn, aud viii be conducted by
Victor Il. Cestar. OF Riverside st..
Oakyille, Conn. AZ permittee.
VICTOR u. CESTAR.
DAtAd Jxa. 2oth. 1912 l.2l-2S
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Financial

81 Business Opportunities
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Houses For Sale

A SCOVrLL HOUSE ON IVES ST.
ROOMS $500
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1898 La Sale Sedan
1887 Oldsmobile Sedan
1887 Dodge Sedan
1896 Packard 7-PaSS. Sedan
1896 Pontiac Sedan
These Cars Equipped with
Good Tires
Many Others to Choose From -
Cadillac Sales & Service
504 WATERFOWL Ave. Dial 5-1149
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Merchandise
80 Business and Office Equipment

"a Machinery, Elec. and Tools
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Waldo, Gopher,
A ThankIess Actor

DIRECTOR CT A r f. y c J.
BROWN is miffed
He can't stand ingratitudc and
he figures he has been double
crossed by an ungratctul gopher.
Of all things.
Waldo, the gopher, was virtually
skyrocketed into movie stardom
by Brown. At least, he was given
a big closeup in Browns picture.
The Human Comedy No. CLAM
our queen ever was given more
attention
And. when Waldo did his
scene perfectly in one take. Brown
showed his appreciation. He bought
Waldo from the studio animal de-
partment, which had captured him,
and gave the gopher has freedom
on his own ranch.
Every one was happy. until
Brown went home last night. He
found his Victory garden laid
waste from one end 10 the other
Waldo. the migrate. had burrowcd
through his newly planted carrots.
bects, radIShcS and potatoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
'ThiS!S Army:
Begins Seat
Sale Today

SEATS co on sale Al ~ a N
today 81 tr. hoN office of Masonic
Temple Auditorium Tor the much
a.rara military musical, Irving
I---i--i4-- --ii-------I --tAe Anna, . which
begins an engagement OF two
V0.k~ r Detroit, commencing
Np.441 evening. December p. a
staff ot United States Army treas
rr, Vii handle the distribution
ot tickets 20 playg0ers. The box
office hrucctorth viii be open daily
.rum ID a. W 20 9 p. m.
because thc civilian committee,
winch is sponsoring the show for
Amy Emergency Relief desires
th3t all tbcatergoeTs have the
>fwo opportunity In obtaining
seats. mail orders and telephone
requests viii not be TILED Tickets
VIII Dee sold only AZ Masonic
Temple
PRICE SCALE
Orchestra seats FOR tho opening
night and New Years Eve Viii sell
az Sll $3.50 and S. IS balcony
s. 20 81 as and Sll0 The price
scale after the premiere for all
evening performances except New
Year Eve hut including Sunday
night. December y VIII be. or
cheStra. $3.50. $50. 275 and 500.
balcony. 500, Sl.65 and Sl10.
Matinee prices on Saturday and
Sunday are orchestra So IS, 81 30
S275 and s. 20; balcony, s. 20
8 IS and $40
The civilian committee urges
theatcrgoers contemplating seeing
This is the Army" 10 purchase
their seats we'll in advance.
Our experience both i'm New
York and the cities We have al
ready PLAYED OH the road has
shown that many people will he
disappointed unless they buy
seats ut the earliest possible mo-
ment." stated a spokesman for
/ the committee yesterday.
Fen ARMY REEfFfs
This + the Army" from pres
ent Indications, VIII earn approx
mately S500O,000 for Army Emer-
gency Relief OF which more than
one and a half million dollars has
already been raised.
Irving Berlin, who wrote the
show at the invitation of the war.
department. turns over every
penny of his royalties on the
songs, sheet music and records 10
the fund. He also appears in the
musical, paying all his own eN-
pcnses, Uncle Sam has provided a
cast OF 300 soldiers, making this
the biggest musical 10 tour in the
last few decades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Radio Roeues
Head New
Bowery Revue

4 NEW faSt-moving show comes
into Frank Barbaro's Bowery this
week with the Three Radio Rogues
as the headlnerS. They offer the
pointed mimicry that has made
them favoriteS from coast 10
coast. Arriving here now after
more than four years on Broad
way with the Olsen and Johnson
production of "IIellzapoppin. " they
initiate motion picture stars and
other Well-knowns in a series of
amusing sketches.
joe Morrison the handsome
Irish tenor who popularized the
Last Roundup and scored such n
success this past week, is being
held over by popular demand 10
give DeiroltcrS more OF the mel
low songs that led TO his stage
and screen successes. COloratura
Marjorie GaInSWorth goes into her
thlrd week. including in her roper
TORE The >cmi-ClaSSlC song favor
ties that have been requested and
carries them of with a dashing
style
The -Four NoycltecrS - Jack,
Thelma. Carolc and Lee present
their variety act in which Thelma
plays a vibraphone with her feet,
Lee initiates musical instruments
with his mouth in complete must
cal arrangements, Carole doubles
az The novachord and in an aero
hat!c dance routine while Jack
presents each NJ them and does
some fancy baton tVirling on his
own.
Lee Fox IN an exotic dance.
singing Johnny King. master of
ceremonies Hatvoy Stone and the
rs Victory Dancers In new pro-
duction numbers and brilliantly
coStumed round out tho revue
Kenny Resi- docs The music for
The entire show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

ceremonies Mel Sny der adds his
own comedy in introducing the
acts, takes the spots with his
laugh-getting Skit.
Dottie Hayes Charmettes fur
niSh the music.
TROCADERO - Comedy con-
tinues as the keynote of the new
floor show with those two come
dians, Andy Rice and Buddy Roth
cavorting in the leading roles.
Though they have been paired for
only a week, they have already
formed a terrific combination that
is paying big dividends in laughs.
A huge supporting cast that
moves rapidly between the lab
herring" sessions of MeSsrs. Rice
and Roth includes Bert Seton.
banjo king; Evelyn Waters, queen
of blues singers; Lois Mcdonald.
attractive character dancer, and
other variety favorites.
It's Joe Norris rhythms for
dancing and the floor show
The TrocaderO's regular Monday
Night Celebrity Carnival is quite a
successful experiment, and there is
continuous entertainment through
out the evening, starting at $50.
MARJO-That much heralded
ballroom team OF Lydia and JO-
Iresco continues as the highlight of
the current show, which operates
on a big name" policy Lydla's
Exquisite wardrobe matches the
artistry of their dancing effort
(which requires, seeing 10 fully APP
|preclate.
Bunny lIalloW, ViVaclouS young
tap and character dancer, executes
1 her colorful routineS with a maxi
mum Of grace and perfect timing.
! Don MarlOwe. comedy master of
ceremonies, who has achieved CON
siderable attention in the swank
spots Of New York and Chicago, is
IA newcomer 10 the show. and
/ handles his assignment with real
skill
Emilio Cacercs. worlds great
est swing viollnist,' besides lend
ling his talent 10 the floor enter
4ttaiHnAeht,- conducts orchestra
7 for dancing and the show.
SAkS-Sammy Morris remains
4 TO do the honors for this week s
new show. and 10 carry off the
master of ceremonies duties with
smooth lines and hilarious clown
/ ing.
Michael and Melba arrive 10 give
dine and dance fans a demonstra-
ton Of the sophisticated ballroom
|routines that have made them a
favorite Detroit team, while little
Dottie Parent combines speedy tap
work with acrobatic back bends
and difficult flipS with neither
hand touching the floor.
I Jackie Hilliard and Johnny Nor
.riSon are held over by popular
demand 10 give the folks more OF
I the personality songs and Xylo-
phone musical novelties that have
4 already scored such hits.
The Wee Ames dancers present
new smartly Costumed production
routineS and Del Delbridge. does
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

MOST OF Detroit's musicians,
and II top name bands Will play
continuously from 9 p. IN. until
on Monday evening December
Il. for the benefit of the American
Red Cross. Entire proceeds of the
dance il is announced by Jack
Ferentz, president of the Detroit
Federation of Musicians. will be
turned over TO the Red Cross by
the iederauonS unit, 10 furnish
military kits for service men.
The dance VIII be held az the
Graystone Ballroom and bands
which viii play for dancers in
GLIDING an extra late portion OF
the affair at midnight. are Carmen
Cavallcro, Benny Kyle Paul Leash
and the SophistocatcS Paul Lavoic,
Del Dclbrldge, Don Pablo, Phil
BreStoff, Ray Gorrell, Mike Falk,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
TICKETS ON SALE

Helping with the ticket sale are
the metropolitan fraternlties and
SororitIeS Of Detroit a group Of II
organizations from Detroit high
schools. They have taken a block
of 1000 tickets to sell. Clare Hall
rs president of the group, Kathle
Moran is secretary and Bill Nc
Lauchhn. treasurer. The Sornrities
cooperating are An Fart. Nu Beta
PHI JAY Mar. Nu, K-Phi r. O. +.
PHI Kappa, T. A. f., T. S. r, d.
a D.; fraternltieS helping in the
sale are Du Clef, Del Phoi, Delta
Phi Delta, Alpha Omega, Alpha
Kappa, Phi Sigma, and Lamba
Sigma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Night Club NeWs

ANNE NAGEL. one Of the
screens most charming singing
stars, tops this weeks new revue
at Lowell Bernhardts Club Casa
nova.
4 native of Boston and bearing
the family name of Dolan, Anne
launched her career as a CONNER
cial photographers model, which
prepared her for her work in
Hollywood Her rise in films has
been rapid and her motion pic
lures include The Invisible
Woman and Man Made Mon
Ster In the Casanova show,
Anne is surrounded by a support
ing cast including Florenza, sem
Sational flame dancer; George
Winston. master OF ceremonies;
DOtty Sloan, acrobatic dancer;
Toni and EStella Cuban novelty
dancers, and others.
Bobby Stevenson Varie ty
rhythmS prevail for dancing and
the show. A special dinner show
at 100 nightly Is proving very
popular. Dancing begins at Z
o'clock.
PALM BEACH Phil de Jongh
comes IN with his Music and
Magic 10 headline this weeks
new show. Originally concert
lVoinlSt, with a side interest in
sleight of hand, he's combined
both talents 10 keep the ring
siderS guessing with his smooth
quicker than-the-eye tricks.
Ballroomists Blanche and FL
Iliott are a suave team whose
Rhythmic ToutineS show the influ-
ence of the ballet background
THE BanGeldS are spectacular with
their ball-bouncing from one end
lof the floor 10 another, their
amaZlng ability 10 juggle any
number OF things Leola Taylor
swings the lyrics of current song
/ faVoriteS.
Gus Howard continues as the
IcloWning master of ceremonies
taking all requests for his song
IspecialtieS and very funny at
temptS TO play Indian Love Cali
on the violin.
Don Pablo does the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Tor general under Macarthur and
one Of the last mon TO leave Cor
Icgid0r On "a submarine feels there
are no glazing discrepancies. He
has been STEurd Toy tHC Sludlo To-
handle the technical details in an
advisory capacity anI certainly
be should know
GETTING \ BOOST
BUDDY DE- SYLVIA and other
Paramount bosses sat in "A pro-
lection room over three hours
looking az the first rough cut az
"For Whom the Bell Tolls"
And the first thing Buddy did
when he came out was Ia tie up
katina PaNinou. the pillar of the
movie. tighter than drum on
new Para contract.
The Greek actress, -nh0 il
known a. the Katherine Cornell
of Europe. il - good that Buddy
II practically rewriting the
script of "Frenchman's Creek"
Ia build up her part of the maid
almost equal In importance To
Joan FOntaine's and ArtuTa DE
CardOVa, the stars,
Mind l say almost" equal i'm
portance for they aren't foolish
boys at Para To take anything
away from F0ntaine after NOV
ing heaven and earth To borrow
her from David Selznick.
WACKY PLOT
THE TITLE for the Columbia
movie co-starring Humphrey Bo-
CART and Rita Hayworth is My
Client, Curly and II has one OF
the wackleSt plots I've ever heard
Rita and Bogey play a couple OF
promoters 10 caterpillar named
Curly" who dances 10 the tune
Of Yes. Sir, She's My Baby The
caterpillar becomes a national riot
and the promoters are wallowing
IN money until Curly suddenly
turns into a butterfly and flies off
leaving them high and dry. Hon
eSt-ihat's the plot and the studio
doesn't need 70 assure me it's
COME fantasy
Harry Sepal who adapted that
other fantasy for the same COM
p3ny, Here Comes Mr. Jordan,
is writing the screen play for Rita,
Bogey and the caterpillar.
4 NATURAL"
SOONER OR later one of the
movie companies were bound To
get around To clarifying the
famous old Hippodrome Theater
and Universal II the first 10 an
nounce they will "dood' II.
The history of the HippOdTome
j. natural for "A musical spec
taCle. for under its roof has
appeared every type OF enter
tainment from a circus 10 the
ice follies. MANY of the great
stars Of Broadway made their
debut at the barnlike old house
on upper Broadway.
You don't need the usual three
guesSes 20 know u" will call
the movie "Hippodrome" and
they viii try and get as many
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Detroit Bands to Play
Red Cross Benefit Dance

Lowry Clark. Eddie Camden,
George Duffy Jack Coffey, Johnny
Gilbert. Ray Kinney, George IA
Nanah and Rill Gall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

the music for the show. dancing
and Madelon Bakers songs.
NERNE'S CAFE - j i'm m Y
Rooney is keeping the patrons
chuckling with his ad-lihbing and
ribbing of the acts. This week he
introduces Ray Kindall, the "one
man band" who plays number
of instruments at one time; Kay
Lacey, character dancer; Jean
Dixon, who swings the song favor
ties hot and sultry.
Don Carlos does the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
HAYMARKET

HAY -- Carl Oglesbee
bringS-in another of his "old time
vaudeville shows" with Warner
and Margle as one of the featured
acts. Crazy as they come. the
team rompS through a variety OF
wacky stunts including Warmers
stunning of a big bass drum as
he .perChes on top of It, strenuous
acrobaticS by hve-wire Margie.
Les Sechrist shows his marvel
Gus coordination Of hands and
feet as he plays the accordion and
dances at the same time. Dorothy
Snow, the Girl in White" gives
the folks her special songs tied
together with soft and amusing
chatter while blond Lovey Sta
cey turns in an acrobatic tap
number with high kicks and back
bends,
Wally Johl baritoneS the num-
bcrS with which he's scored a sue
cess in the past weeks. plus some
new arrangements. Master OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
WoMEN'S COMMITTEE

Mrs Sam Dibert heads the COM
mlttee of the Red Cross unit Of
the musicians group, and her i'm
mediate assistants are Mrs Jack
Weick. Mrs. Vern Willard and
Mrs. Charles Baer Handling pub
LEFTY is Mrs. Ebert Greene door
prizes. Mrs. Herbert Straub, tick
cts. Mrs. Jack Goldie. and Mrs,
Paul Leash. bond booth. Tickets
for the benefit are on sale at
Grinnell Brothers and the Gray
stone Ballroom, priced at 50 cents.