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Evening star., 1942-02-15
Jandel
Furs

Rich, lustrous. tightly curled Per-
sian Lamb, made into handsome
coats-styled so perfectly they'll
not change with seasonal fluctua-
tions-and will give you service for
years. Do see the group at s295-
regularly 1895 and s495. Why you
can save as much as $500 on a sin
gle coat. And now is the time to
buy. 14l2 F ST. willard Hotel
Bldg.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Saturday at l pm. in the PAIL
MALL ROOM of the HOTEL
RALEIGH. Not only does she see
the newest in faShion-but she
can entertain at the same time
and have the satisfaction Of know
ing that her guests are served q
sumptuous, delicious luncheon. Ex-
quisite clothes are modelled by the
towns most beautiful mannequins.
A famous dance team dances be-
tween the ,intermissions. The
audience sparkles with celebrities.
And there's music by Bert Bernath
and his orchestra-with vocalists
Marty Rubin and Russ Cullen.
Luncheon Is only $l.00 per person.
So plan Q luncheon party for next
Saturday-snd make your reserva-
tions by calling Mr.. ArthW-NA.
$50
Evening star., 1942-02-15

PANY that
wonderful little
shop that eradi-
Gates runs and
s n ags from
hosiery - and
cuts down your
hosiery bills.
Only l5c for the
first short
thread run: 20c
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Let then. take
your figure in
tow and
show you how
t he E mile
M e t h Cd of
H e alth and
Body Sculpture
an d Exercise
will work won-
ders. Scientific,
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VI this o9eI
b ut SyIvio
was differ
ent. S h e
wosn't con-
tent TO build
DIR costles.
She set out
to build her
{ q ~ e T OF
m ore sub
stontiol mo-
terioI.
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y n N - q u
F U r S are
o I I e rim g
them at tre-
m e n d o u S
savings dur
ing February
such vast
e q " n O c
Evening star., 1942-02-15
St. Valentine
Are Many
Jacquette Storm
And Nancy Masten
Among the Brides
Continued From Page D-l)

followed the ceremony. Among the
out-of-town guests at the wedding
were Mrs. william MacCoy and Miss
Rita Van Deusen of Philadelphia,
Miss Sally Marsh of poughkeepsie,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter of Bal
timore, Mrs. Harry Forbes of Ridge
wood, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hardy and Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Hoeveler of Pittsburgh and Mrs.
Robert Cohen Of Wilmington, Del.
For her going-away costume the
bride wore a green tweed suit with
matching hat. She and her husband
will 60 to Boiling Field, where he is
stationed, to reside.
The bride attended National Ca
thedral School and Vassar College.
She made her debut here in 1898.
1t. Abbott attended Roxbury School
and Yale University.
Miss Margaret Coan
Bride Of w. b. Leclaire.
Holy Trinity Church was the
scene Of the wedding at 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon of Miss Mar
garet Genevieve Coan, daughter Of
Mrs. William Joseph Stewart OF
Washington and the late Mr.. Wilbur
David Coan, to Mr.. Wilfred Brassard
Leclaire, son of Mrs. Emil Joseph
Leclaire of Oxford, Mass, and the
late Mr.. Leclaire. Father Laurence
]. Kelly officiated at the ceremony
before an altar decorated with mixed
white flowers.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. John Richmond
Coan, and wore a white satin gown
with spreading train. The dress
had scalloped sweetheart neckline
and long pointed sleeves, and the
veil OF illusion swept to- the end Of
the train. It was caught with a
cap and coronet of Carrickmacross
lace. She carried a bouquet Of
white hlacs and white roses.
Miss Drusilla Nan Gottshall, the
maid Of honor, wore an Indies rose
taf1eta faille gown made with sweet
heart neckline, bracelet sleeves and
peplum jacket and her blue veil was
held by a rubrum lily tiara. She
carried rubrum lilies.
The other attendants were Miss
Margaret Schefpo of Chicago, a
cousin OF the bride; Mrs. Francis
William Crotty of Fleetwood, N. Y;
Miss Phyllis L. Davis and Mrs. Fred
erick M. Shaffer They wore powder
blue, made like the dress of the
maid Of honor, with rose-color veil
held by a tiara of roses, which
matched their bouquets of pink
roses.
Dr. George j. Leclaire was best
man for his brother. and the ushers
were DR.. Ernest F. Leclaire, another
brother, of oxford, Mass, and 1t,
William Taylor Rhoades, Mr.. Will
liam L. Steele and Mr.. Frederick M.
Shaffer, all of Washington.
A reception at the Admiral Club
followed the wedding.
For her going-away costume the
bride wore a French blue crepe suit
and hat with navy blue accessories
ana a corsage OF sweetheart roses.
She and Mr.. Leclaire will make their
home in Washington.
Mrs. Leclaire is a graduate of
American University and a member
OF Delta Gamma, national sorority.
Her husband is graduate of Cath
ollc University and attended George
town University School of Foreign
Service.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

1OTuleQ rs 10
fashion! Well
for one
t h ing, sh e
makes a point
Of attending
t h e g q y
F A S H ION
s H o w
LUNCHEONS,
hA1S "a rh
Evening star., 1942-02-15

tected until
d a n. a 6 e is
done. One
treatment of
t he ARAB
METHOD is
p r o t ection
for 5 years.
Without cost
or obligation,
t he ARAB
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Theatre Note

When she wos but twelve,
SyIvie Sidney wos seized with
the desire to become on octress.
Most girls become stoee struck
Evening star., 1942-02-15

~ ofN &NA
ing exercise
or massa &c,
S12.50. 20 ex-
ercises " i t h
m a C h es,
$3.50. Steam
cabinet, mass
age and lamp,
10 times, $40.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

stimulating massage given by q
licensed masseuse only. Exercise
is directed by trained graduates IN
physical culture, a method exclu-
sive with THE HOUSE OF EMILE.
and given in no other salon in the
country. Six treatments consisting
of the combination of Massage,
Exercise, Thermal Cabinet and
Turkish Bath, for $3.50. A series
Of exercises, - times for $l2.50.
The Electric Impulse" treatment
passive exercise which is sedative,
yet equivalent to a l0-mile hike),
II for s35. Make an appointment
tomorrow. 1921 CONN. AVE.
Phone DI. 1916.
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I" FLAUNT A ls42 FIG
URE!" Wishing
won't do it-but a series of visits
to the EMILE HEALTH CLUB will.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

lived here for
years, HEADS
OF CO N N.
A v E. ia k e
your hair-sty-
ling problems
S e r i o u S ly.
T hey really
n crit tn e
r e p u t a ton
they've built
up as ou t.
etordirr ro,f
Evening star., 1942-02-15


Arthur-NA additional
18th STREET, @.
you're a stranger in If you're looking for the
unusual you need adrics your shopping fashion
trobenns consult Helene She ucU be delighted help yoS
Evening star., 1942-02-15

MOTHPROOF g. RUG co. will de-
ternine the presence of wool or
fur-eating larvae in your hone
2017 S ST, at Conn. Ave. DU.
1852.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

beautiful gabar-
dine they're made
of (100To all
woodland their
impeccable tai
loring-and their
advanced spring
styles. Mouth
watering pastel
colors to wear
Evening star., 1942-02-15
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" PERs1AN PoMP-at q
parsimonious price,"
Now is the time to buy that much
longed for Persian Lamb coat.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
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" STOP THAT RUM Save
that stockingI" It can
be done with minimum of effort
II you take 1t to the STELOS CON-
Evening star., 1942-02-15
HEADS

VF SOI~N. NVE. s1dtIuI1Is OoII-
fure stylists and permanent-wave
artists. Let them give you one Of
the new popular SHORT HAIR
CUTS-easy to manage, face-fiat-
tering and comfortable. 1923
CONN. AVE Phone DE. 5811.
Branch Shop. 6S44-A Wisconsin
Ave, Bethesda, Md. Phone Oliver
1916.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

" THELMA DOYLE" Wash
ington's Leading au-
thority on Posture and Makeup, is
busy preparing Juniors, misses
Evening star., 1942-02-15
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IS EEP FTT-in defense of
your health!" Reduce
all over-or in spots" at ANNE
Evening star., 1942-02-15
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U GET YOUR HEADS TO-
GE Their OVER
THIS" whether you're a new
conner to Washington-or have
Evening star., 1942-02-15

IIOW U1IOcI JOUI
fur coat-through spring-and well
into summer. Novelty tweed and
Forstmann twill suits. too. Gay
spring print dresses for now. Prices
from $1495 to $3.50. 1919 CONN.
AVE.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

FASHION MODELLING. 1909
CONN. AVE, entrance 1903 18th
st. DU. 0404.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

di scontin ued
FOO T w e A r.
and get them for
a fraction of their
value. Only $5.95
and $7.95 for
shoes regularly to
s22.50. They're
exclusive W ! ( h
ROSS SATURN
Evening star., 1942-02-15

and matrons for ca
reers as mannequins
to be ready in time
for the spring fashion
shows. II you have
no modelling aspira-
tions-the course will
give you new beauty.
posture, charm and
poise. The WASH
NrrNNy crryoor AZ
Evening star., 1942-02-15
ANNE KELLY

@I%INI NCII Ten compIete
treatments with electric blanket
and massage, $50. 1929 F ST. MA.
1886.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
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0 ETs GET DOWN TO
- WILES AND WHERE
FORES!" Let's see what keeps the
well-dressed woman 50 well In
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Z" RLEss THEIR SOLEs"
E. It's simply wonder
full to know that you can wear
famous SAKS FIFTH AVENUE
Evening star., 1942-02-15
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I" WEARS MORE SNUG
than bug in rus?"
Moths and carpet beetles get three
square meals a day-and aren't de-
Evening star., 1942-02-15
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=" THE GIFT OF GABar-
dine!" It's not the
"gab" about those knockout suits
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

MBER
PLEASE
One night not
many weeks
ago Mickey
Rooney an
swered the
telep hone.
The party on
the other end
of the line
was Carmen
Mirand a.
"Eas IL true
that you are
going tot
n bad imper-
La gaceta., 1942-02-13
R DE 10

I'm jurado declare aver cul-
lpable a Jimmy Midulla, admi-
nistrador de la taberna "Gato
Negro, situada en- ell 2O06 de
la S6ptima avenida, de violar la
ley del estado que prOhibe Ell
empleo de memories en- los salo-
mes de bale, tabernas, etc.
Lat muchacha, traida desde
la Escuela Industrial de Ocala,
declare que Midulla la emple6
como camarera a raz6n de Sc
por Sc mana y una comisi6n en-
el vino que vendiera. Midulla y
dos de sus camareras dijeron
que la muchacha no habia ira
baja5o ALI.
Josa Tamargo, otro testigo,
manifesto que Ell lleVo la mu-
chacha al cafe y consigui6 que
Miduila lie diera trabajo.
Jorge Alfredo Gonzalez, otro
acusado, fue encCntrado culpa-
BILE de contribuir a cue la mis-.
ma menor delinquiera.
Tamargo, segdn la mucha-
cha, no la persuade a que en-
tiara en- 81 Cato Negro y no
tuvo con ella relaciones im1pro-
pias.
Ell padre de la much9cha la
encontr6 en- ell "Caf6" la nothe
del pasado 81 de dic;sm5re y
Midulla lie dijo cue la tenia en-
pleada.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13
La GACETA
PARA LA hUJER DEL HOGAK
La Receta...

La sonora P, que no deja ir
solo a ninguna parte a su ma
rido, lie acompaha a casa del
medico de la familia, a quien el
senior P quiere consular.
jDespues de I'm detenido re-
conocimiento, y mientras que el
Sr. P. Sc viste en- un extreme de
la habitaci6n, la sonora interro-
ga al medico, que esta escri-
biendo una receta.
-Sehora-dice ell Ndoctor-la
enfermedad de SUI marido no eS
grave. Pero neceSita un reposC
absolute y una gran tranquil
dad. Estoy prescribiendo una
r~.cn calmante y hasta un po-
60 estupefaciente...
= All, muy bien. iY cuantas
veces ha de tomarla cada dia?
mo receto NADIA para el, Sc
nora-regponde sonriente ell ms
dico. La poci6n es para listed.
y debe tomarla cuatro wees al
dia.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13
LA RlCTIN GENERA Ell
CANCER

New York, Fish. EN- la
rev...a "Ciancia" apar9ce un'
ar.:-u.o en- .el cual Sc afirmS
ne Ia biotin, una vitamina B
distribuida en- los alimentos,
con frecuancia genera Ell cam
ger. Biotin es considerable esen-
cial para la salud y la vida. Els
La mas potente vitamina que Sc
conoce.
Los experiments Sc hicieron
con ratas y demuestran que u
ma millon6s;ma de IN gramo de
Tciotin desruye la protection de
estos animales contra ell cancer
&c, hfgado.
Ell desoubbrimiento abre una
nueva via a la Investigation del
cancer, en- cuanto q causas y pc
sibilidades de prevention por
medic de la dieta, 81 no en- la Gu
"a e los crecimientos malignos.
En- varios Laboratories Sc ha u
tiliza la clara del huevo en- ell
cancer humane pOrQue Ell huevo
destruye la biotin. Los cientifi-
cos Sc proponen examinar a
numerosos pacientes de cancer
rara yer 81 Sc derivaron de las
vitaminas usadas por los siste-
mas quimicos del cuerpo.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13
FL Ajedrez Viviente

Ell capricho, de cierta moda
9ctualmente, de jugar partidas
de ajedrez con piezas humanass
data de fecha antigua. Don
Juan de Austria, 81 famoso ven
cedor de Lepanto, tenia tam
bien esa costumbre: mand6
construir un enorme salon, Gu
yo pavimento tornado de losas
blancas Y negras de marmol RI
CUISINE, componia Ell tat.ero, y
hombres adiestrados en- los mo-
vimientos de las pleas Gambia
ban de lugar, por 81 mismos, Sc
gun las @rdenes e indicaciones
que recibia de los dos jugado.
res.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

mientos o colonias ~especiales en-
las areas de las fronteras, la IS
1eberia probar su capacidad en-
producir una prole racialmente
pura en- esos districts peligro-
Sos"
Las noticias que nos llegan
de los innumerables atropellos
y violaciones cometidos contra
mujeres indefensas en- los terri
torios conquistados, cometidos
no solo por la SIS, sine por in
numerables oficiales y Soda
dados nazis, no dejan lugar a
duda de que este prcgrama tie
ne la APPRECIATION official. La u
MICA diferencia entire ell propio
hogan y ell pals conquistado, es-
triba que en- este ultimo Sc en-
plea la fuerza y en- ell hogan Sc
reccmienda como el "cumpli-
miento de un deber patri6tico
aleman".
Use rebelaran los galeotes,
varones y hembras, de la in
mensa galera alemana contra
este nuevo ataque a los dere-
chos humanos? Por amor a la
decencia y dignidad del gene
70 humane, nos complaceria ell
Greer que 81.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

Berna, Suiza, Feb. 13.-En
Russia los soldados alemanes
mueren por decenas de miles.
Las cartas que Sc han encontra-
do sobre los cadaveres de Soda
dos alemanes helados. pintan
un cuadro horrible. "Vivimos
en- ell inferno, eScribe uno, "pe
TO deseariamos que a 10 menos
fuera un inferno mas calien-
tei'. "Antes podiamOs presen-
tarnos como enfermos'', dice u
ma carta que no lego al correo'
"ahora ell hospital es un paraiso
en- el que solo entran los MORT
bundos. rTengo mucha fiebre,
pero las medicinas son escasi-
simas. Ell r~egimiento entero es-
ia siendo ccmido por los pio7
jos"
La carta de un tercero no es-
ia escrita con mas jovalidad.
"He perdiio toda esperanto de
salir vivo de aqui. Nuestros a
briggs son sumamente delga-
dos Y sufrimos dOblemente; a
La gaceta., 1942-02-13
La moral nazi en- la retaguardia
Mujeres casadas a disposition de los soldados

nausa del frio horrible y de que
la comida es escasa."
! Hitler Sc ha jactado de que la
guerra en- Russia lie ha costado
tan solo las vidas de 1924
hombres, pero TODD Ell mundo
sabe que es mas cercana a la
verdad una cifra diez wees ma
yor. Mas aun, los mismos nazis
saben perfectamente que nunca
Sc ha exigido de la naci6n ale
mana un sacrificio tan cruento
Y en- tan POGO TEMPO.
Las personals encargadas de
planear una politica demograr
flea justa y cabal en- ell Tercer
Reich, p%reguntan como Sc pue-
de compensar esta terrible per-
dida de preciosas vidas. Con la
irresponsible ingenuidad con
cue la Alemania nazi Sc encara
con sus problemas mas compli-
cados. ell "Schwarze Korps", ell
6rgano Official de la SIS, ha COM
puesto va su panacea. LAS mu-
ieres al frente" es la solucion
del prOblema.
Cuando los soldados del fren
lie van a sus hogares disfrutan-
do de licencia, Sc eSpera de ellos
QUE emplearan bien ell TEMPO, a
fin de q. en- la pr6xima genera
ci6n la carne de canon sea album
dante. Con TODD no es possible Ell
coceder, con este fin, licencia a
,todos los soldadoS, nj todos ellos
sn casados. Por 10 tanto todo
soldado con licencia debe cum
.plir con su deber para con su
patria" asociandose con mucha-
chas o con las ESPOSAS de sus
camaradas en- la Inca de com,
bate. .Podemos imaginarrOs ia
indignation de los esposos y pa
dres al saber que han sido reem
plazados por otros camaradas
en- este deber domestico. Las es'
posas O muchachas no son con
sultadas, va que la buena doe
trina nazi no Sc preocupa de es'
tas n~imiedades.
La creencia de que una mu'
Ter casada pueda negarse a cum
plir este servicio es algo que nc
Sc lie puede ocurrir a un buer
barbara nazi. Sc espera y cree
que toda mujer debe aceptar e
bombre mandado por ell regi'
miento como un marido substl.
tuto. como 81 dijeramos CON
PODERES". FL IS CHI re
Korps" ha tenido siempre ideas
de gran envergadura sobre Ia
question del porvenir de la ra-
"a V ha sugerido una y otra ve'
que "por medic de estableci.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

G E S S
49,. WHO is
going to be
Z h c c 4 {
Hardy FAM
lily guest?
With this
p o p a r
series serv-
ing as a def-
mite spring
b oGrd for
success in
films more
than usual
attention is
paid TO tUhGt
La gaceta., 1942-02-13
Pieles de Cato

Despreciar y despreciar una
piel vulgar diciendo de ella que
Is "una piel de gato'', no es fra
Sc empleada simpre con exacti-
tud y justicia.
La piel de chinchilla, una de
las mas caraS y estimadas por
las damas, es sencillamente la
de un cato persa que lleva aguel
ncmbre.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

sonation of me in Babes On Broad
way" she asked. ut won't be any
thing but a very nice imitation" he
said. "Eef you do it, eet is got to
be Just like me-" she said and the
next day she visited Mickey on the
Metro lots and spent the whole
afternoon showing him exactly how
to do a bowling b~urlesque Of her
self. Take it from Mickey Rooney,
Carmen Miranda can take it. And
you can take it from us that you're
in for a siege Of couyulsive laugh
ter when you witness this sequence
in "Babes on Broadway"
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

Candida fui que apagaron,
perfume que Sc avent6;
ahora marcho por la vida
sn fragancia y sin calor.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

anyone might have expected. Here
are a few gems culled from Graeie's
own personal diagnosis: Profess
sional Name -"Gracie Allen (big
~letters)." Travel: cities and
countries, with dates-"Have trav-
eled but not with dates. When /
have a date I'd rather park than
travel, wouldn't you?" Where
Educated-"Partly in school, partly
listening to the Quiz Kids"
Weight "Yes, but not where il
should be-" -. Military Record, II
Any-"HRve one record: Sousa's
Stars and Stripes Forever and
play il all the time" -. How often
Attend Picture Shows 1.-Two or
three times - after that a picture
gets m~onotonous." -. What Would
Do II Out Of Pictures FL don't
know. II you ian find out what
Clark Gable does out Of pictures
I'd be glad to help him"
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

w h e n
Oracle Allen
reported at
M NJ to
make Mr..
and Mrs.
North" the
studio handed
her the rou-
tine bio
graz hic-
al form and
asked that
she fill 1t out.
The results
were just
ahnuf what
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

poungster iUiN tpin The coveted spot
occupied in the past BY Lana
Turner, Kathryn Grayson, Ray
Mcdonald and Patricia Dane.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

Para pintar lnejoY 81
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. p, vendida exclu.
sivamepte por < i
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13

Hsweomsrs. In recent months
they've introduced moriegoers 10
Roy Mcdonald, soon 10 be seen IN
Born TO Sing" trith Virginia
Weidlsr. hsrssu q Grady discovery.
La gaceta., 1942-02-13
GOING "

GOING UP
80. Metro $
chief talent
scout, Bill
Grady, main
tdins that
young talent
IS more IN
demand in
ollvWo cd
than ever be-
fore. Grady
and his stat
are constant
" on the
lookout for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11

It might be added for those who
aren't impressed by elephants no
matter what they do, that North
has thoughtfully supplemented
them with q corps de ballet OF 80
girls.
Nor are these the only pretty
girls that circus audiences through
out the nation will see. There are
nearly 400 Of them altogether, most
Of whom were picked by John MUIR
ray Anderson, who has been stag
Ing Broadway musicals for years
and who knows oomph when he sees
IL.
CIRCUS rs SET
FOR BLACKOUTS
At the same time the circus has
made careful plans for the patrons
safety. F'oreseeing the possibility Of
running into blackouts during the
tour, they spent q good deal Of time
In winter quarters at Sarasota, Fla.,
designing blackout OF their own.
Dark tents have replaced the ira
ditional tent canvas. Gone for she
duration Is the gay, fire-truck red
OF the menagerie wagons, and In
It's place is dark blue paint. The
streamlined railroad cars are still
red, white and blue, but the silver
roofs have been toned down.
II o blackout signal comes the
whole circus, grounds can be-
changed over to blue lights with
the throw Of one switch. This leaves
enough light inside the big top 10
continue part Of the show, but air.
plane observation shows that ne
light gets through the tent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
STRAND

Opening today ct the Strand
Tlleater and continuing through
Tuesday night IL Q superb first run
double feature film program that
has everything that Il expected for
the best IN entertainment.
H. B. Warner, AStTid Ailwyn, the
Connecticut girl who has more
than made good IN Hollywood, arc
co-stArred In the first feature on
the program city OF Missing Girls"
q dramatic tale OF the talent
school" racket and how the Facke-
teeFe prey on the ti1gophigticeted
and innocent young girls who de-
sire to further their ambitions ~
the entertainment field.
X. B. Warner plays the role o.
the detective IA the prosecuting at-
toFneys OfIsce, who determines 70
Get 10 the head man o. Ills racket
and Mlgg Allyn plagg Ne role ~
q meWBpapsE reporter. W1ioge paDox
IA backing ka1e fearless detective iii
~ anbitien. OtheTs 81 file east ere
4allN aNeiseF > WinuAF ~ tlsa e@.9e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
STATE

"Kines Row., hailed by critics
from coast TO coast as one Of the
ten best pictures Of 1912, will con-
tinue showing at Warmers seate
theater through performances Tues
day evening, according TO an an
nouncement made today by Man
ager Julia Smith.
"Kings Row" has been playing TO
capacity attendance at the state
ever since It's opening performance
there last Wednesday and In re.
Spouse to popular demand the pic
ture will be held over for an ex-
tended engagement Of three more
days,
The picture presents one Of the
most distinguished casts Of the year
with Ann Sheridan, Ronald Reagan.
Robert Cummings and Betty Field
In starring roles.
"Klngs Row" is the story Of a
town. q tiny midwestern town, and
Of the lives Of four young people
who grew up there. The action OF
the story spans the years from
1890 to 1904, but II might have hap
pened any time - or any place.
It II q story OF love and hate. bit-
ter tragedy and rich comedy, mixed
In Just about the proportions that
these are mixed In the real life.
Charles Coburn, Judith Ander-
son and Nancy Coleman head the
supporting cast which also includes
Claude Rains as the mysterious Or.
Tower.
II you want TO meet the battlest
the program, Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp" with Jackie Glea-
son, Jack Durant, Florence Rice and
Bruce Bennett In leading roles.
Put this show on your "inust" list
and DO sure to see It at the State
over the weekend.
Next In the States big lineup Of
sprlngtiine hits Is the long awaited.
"rhe Fleets In, with Dorothy
Lamolir and william Holden IN CO.
starring leads and Boosting q host
Of other celebrities OF screen and
radio. THE Fleets In" begins an
engagement Of four days ct the
state starting wednesday, 50 put 1t
on your memo pad and be sure 70
attend the opening performance.
Well guarantee TN be well worth
your while.