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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-27
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ne strelne line "a puske. TIE jar
Ike SO izkopale Madridcanke, XII
SO pravkar dovrsevale svoie de
10. Use prepotene cd tezkega
garanja so Sc naslonile ma To-
pate in "a hip pocivale, da bi DO
zdravile dospele junake. Vsaka
zenska je imela poleg sebe kako
orozje "a slucaj, &c bi priSli Ma
rokanci, cesto samo kuhinjski
noz.
Devet sto MOI generala Kle-
IBERIA je prevzelo priblizno diva
kilometra fronte V severnem
odseku Manzanaresove linije.
Ma vsak meter je priSel torej
priblizno pc en- MOI. Neki cast
mix ma konju je odkazal posa-
meznim oddelkom njihove cd
seke. Ljudje so poskakali V jar
Ike, odlozili prtljago in Sc takoj
p~ostavili k strelnim Imam, da bi
pazili ma Marokance.
Ma drugem bregu reke, on
Stran parka, stole hiSe in takoi
"a TENN hiSami so Sc boievali.
Pokali so streli, strojnice SO reg
ljale, hise SO gorele in mad vsem
je visel oblak dina. Krogle so
zvizgajoc letele mad glavami do
Slecev - letele so kakor kobi-
lice.
IL his SO prihajale gruce lju-
di, nekateri SO tekli, nekateri so
Sepali, nekateri SO Sc opirali ma
tovariSe; bill so to milicniki v
modrih ovecalih in alpargetah
(sandalah). Imeli so rdece I'VE
zde ma cepicah in pogosto rdeco
kri ma telesu ali obleki, V obraz
so bill umazani cd smodnikove-
ga dina in umazanije; njihovi
obrazi so ~izrazali strah. Sepaje
so prebredli nizko reko, zaieli
vcasih prgisce vode, da bi 81 IL
plaknili usta ali oprali pot il
oci. Yeast so ~pridirjali kakor
zblazneli, metal proc puske, po-
skakali preko obreznega nasipa:
sopll SO kakor psi in kricali:
LOS Moros! Mavri!"
Taxa panika je nalezljiva.
"Fantje!" je zaklical nared-
mix Rudi Messer. PRAY zatC
smo priSli vendar semkaj!" Zde-
10 Sc je, kakor bi re cd mladega
ne delal drugega, kakor pove-
ljeval vojakom. me pozabite
Ma povelja! Streljajte samo ma
povelje! sele, kadar pridejo do
roba obreznega nasipa in hoce-
jo poskakati raz MEGA. 10 iih
zagledate, 81 prizgite cigarette in
10 enkrat potegnite! No pasa-
RAM"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-27
KAJ MAJ 30 z NOVO AVSTRJO INV
KAK NAMEN Sc JE MAJ USTANOV?

zvanih 'boljsih casih' pod Hit
lerjem.
Ako boste skusali dopovedati
enemu teh hujskacev, da je VISA
sedanja beda in siromasnost lie
dedscina pc Hitlerju, boste tve-
gall svoje kCsti = ako pa ste ma
Varnem, YAM 10 dial V odgovor
n%aslednje: "Seveda, seveda.
Morda. Sal Sc ne pr~itozujem.
Kar pripovedujem, so lie suha
dejstva."
To je ozadje razmer, V kate
rib 81 prizadeva kancler Figl do
povedati Avstrijcem, da morajo
pokazati zaveznikom svojo do
bro voljo. Vlada in casopisje ga
podpirata, toda ma shodih in Sc
stankih, XII MISC cisto javnega
znacaja, nit vladni uradniki nj
SO optimisticni. "Voljo imamo,
toda moci nam manjka," pravi-
10. PRAY radi bi izruvali naci-
zem, S koreninami vred, toda
zavezniki nam tega sami ne do
puste. Priznati pa je treba, da
bi Sc dogodila prava katastrofa,
ako bi danes odSli." Tako govo-
re oni, XII so najbolj previdni.
Drugi SO boil ogorceni in je-
znO naolaSaiO- da zauezniki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-27

zahtevala preiskavo britanske
okupacije ma Grskem. Toda kri-
vo hi bio radi tega dolziti po-
kret, da je orodje v ruskih o
kah.
Fam nj nikdar prejela nobe-
mega orozja bodisi Cd marsala
Tita bodisi cd Rusov. Najvec in
najmodernejSe orozje SO dobili
borci tega pokreta cd Anglezev
samih. Ostalo pa so well Itali-
janom pc predaji marsala Ba-
doglia.
Ocividno je bila poglavitna
naloga britanskih Get - kot je
Sc danes = da zadusi pokret le-
vice, XII 10 zdruzuje Fam. Maj
pref SO poskusili priti do ella
S tenn, da postavijo nazaj ma pre-
stol kralja Jurija, a pozneje, ko
Sc je ia nacrt izjalovil, Sc je po-
dial Churchill osebno V Atene,
kjer je potem ustolicil regenta
nadSkofa Damaskinosa in ga
podprl z vso vojaSko silo Veil
Ike Britanije. Use grSke Wade,
XII SO cd tedaj sledile druga dru-
gi, SO Uncle lie to nalogo, - da
potlacijo levico. Nekaj vec libe-
ralnosti je nastopilo sele S Sc
danjim ministrskim predsedni-
kom Sophoulisom, XII nj tako po-
polnoma orodje Anglije kot Da-
maskinos, a tudi to Sc ne pome-
nj mnogo.. Sophoulis trdi, da
Sc nahajajo Anglezi ma GrSkem,
ker jih je povabila tia grska
vlada sama. To je nekako tako,
kot da bi angleSki kraljevi ma
mestnik Indiji izjavil, da so
angleSke cete tam ma zahtevo
kraljevega namestnistva... Kdo
bi utegnil reel, da je S tenn do
kazano, da 81 indijsko ljudstvo
zeli angleSke okupacije?
Poglavitni cilj politike pokre-
ia Fam je popolna likvidacija
britanskega vojaSkega pritiska
ma Grcijo. Skozi sto let je bill
vpliv Britanije odlocilen V vseh
grSkih zadevah. Sredi pretekle-
ga stoletja so Anglezi prinesli
ma GrSko nemSke predhodnike
sedanjega kralja Jurija, Ponov-
no je narod pregnal tie svoje kra-
lie, toda vsakokrat so naSli "a
tiSje in zaslombo V Londonu in
Sc vrnili pref ali slej.
Lahko je razumeti nezaupa-
ME grskega naroda napram We
Tiki Britaniji, XII je spet izkori-
stila tezave grske Wade in po-
lom njenih financ, da grsko va
luto popolnoma uklene V angle
Ski biloxi sterlinga. To il DO da-
jalo permanentno kontrolo mad
gospodarskim zivljenjem tie de-
zele. Britanska delavska vlada
bi ravnala pametno, ako bi svo-
10 politiko ma GrSkem temeljito
preustrojila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-27

AVStIlJd Je SCldCeSlC1lO JdKO
wanna dezela. Zavezniki so 10
med vojno pozivali, da Sc mai
upre, pa DO dobila cimboljSe mi
rovne pogoje. A V resnici nj bilo
v Mi nobenega odpora. Social
ste V Mi je pobil klerofaSisticni
puc, kar pa je starih Sc ostalo,
SO jih pognali V koncentraciisko
kempo.
Vendar pa ina Avstrija prav
zaradi svoje lege Sc vazno vlogo.
o Mi je napisal Gustav Her
zog ONA sledeci clanek:
Kako je v Avstriji?
Use vec in Vec cujemo tukai
ma Dunaju, V kavarnah, ma cesti
in povsod, kjer S. zbirajo ljudje,
opazke;7 XII izrazajo prepricanje;
ola je bilo pod Hitlerjem vendar
'nekoliko bolje'.
To je, cisto ma kratko poveda-
no, problem danasnjega dneva
ma Dunaju, Xxi Sc DO IL neznatne
malenkosti razvil nevarno rak-
rano, ako Sc V Avstriji ne be
kmalu nekaj spremenilo. Eden
visokih avstrijskih uradnikov ie
nedaVno dejal, da DO matt Az
strija V teku enega leta bankrot-
ma V materijalnem in moralnem
pogledu, ako te spremembe ne
pridejo jake kmalu."
STRIFE zdravniki, XII obuiaic
tega bolnega otroka - Avstrijc
- MISC istega naziranja glede
metode, katere velja uporablja-
tt. Najraje hi videli, da bi 81
otrok sam zopet pomagal ma no.
&c, Toda otrok ne kaze nobene
Indicative. Predsednik Renner
in kancler Leopold Figl sta ope-
tovano zahtevala, da je treba
odpraviti demarkacijske linije,
ceS, da preprecujejo razvoj raw
no te Indicative. Kadarkoli lie
inozemsko casopisje prineslo
clanke svojih korespondentov
XII SO bill posveceni temu pred
metu, je zavladalo veliko vese-
lie V avStrijskih krogih, Tudi
ljudje il naroda, katerih prva
in ~najvecja skrb je vpraSanje
kako 81 preskrbeti potrebnih Ii
vii, verjamejo V to in mnogo
r~azpravljajo o spremembi siste-
ma okupacije.
Vzrok tega sploSnega malo-
duSja SO ljudje, XII prihajajo IL
bogatih predelov Avstrije, IL
Vorarlberga, Tirolske, Zgornje
Avstrije, ali Stajerske, kjer pri-
delujejo kmetije V visoko leze-
cih dolinah pSenico, mastno nile
ko in sladki med. Ma Dunaju
pripoVedujejo sestradanim me-
Scanom, da je pr Min vsega do
wolf, in tudi, da Sc pri Min ma
cisti Sc vedno Sopirijo in gospo-
darijo.
Start nacisticni gaulajterji, Xxi
so Sc pritajili in katerih zavez-
niki MISC zasacili, postajajo dan
ma dan boil predrzni in zdaj v
nekaterih krajih svoje propa-
gande mic vec ne skrivajo. CHM
nekdo IL njihoVega okraja potu-
je ma Dunaj, mu naroce, mai do
bro raztolmaGi Dunajcanom, ka-
ko dobro gre ljudem V krajih,
katerih zavezniki ne nadzoru-
jejo proved cd blizu.
Ia propaganda o mleku in
medu, XII tece drugje, ina ma
men vzbuditi legendo o tako-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-27
RAZGOVORI

(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani.)
volitev Mehiki. Ma svidenje
V nekaj tednih!
Poor! Ne pozabite veselice
druStva Slavic st. l SNIP, ka-
terra DO ma pustno soboto 2. mar
ca V dVorani SNIP,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-27
Konec.)

Emil Kleber ie pc rojstvu
Avstrijec, a je sedaj kanadski
drzavljan; boril Sc je Z Rusi 20
per belle invazijske armada in S
Kitajci roper Japonce. Je MOI
srednjih let, zastaven if mirne-
ga ponaSanja. Nosil je srajco
brez ovratnice, znak, da je V
vojni, ne pa ma paradi. Govoril
ie francoski, zelo pocasi, pc vsa-
KEN stavku je napravil odmor,
da sc mogli prevajalci njegove
BESIDE %prevesti.
"Sodrugi il mednarodne bri-
gade! Nastala je legenda, da SO
Marokanci in, faSistovska tujska
Iegija nepremagljivi. NaSa ma
Ioga je, da to legendo razbije-
mo. Marokance in faSiste bono
nagnali V beg, Pokazali bono
prebivalstvu, da Sc da zmagati.
Ne bono Sc umaknili.
Madrid ne SINE biti osvoienl
Prosim vas, da dvignete SITS
Meme pesti V proletarski po-
zdrav, in mi obljubite, ola boste
okope, XII YAM bodo odkazani,
drzali. Ljudstvo maj zmaga ma
vSem svetu. lis ne paSseront
pas. No pasaran. Ne bodo pro-
drill
Korakali so pc Siroki Gale de
Atocha (Madridska ul.), sprem-
Ijala jih je pojoca mnozica, XII
jim je klicala V pozdrav. &c SO
postal Marokanci legenda, je
postala tudi mednarodna briga-
da legenda. Sedaj je vendar re
prispela in Madrid je bill reSen.
Prebivalstvo, XII je bilo re do
celia obupano, je dobilo ia dan
Vec dobrih vesti. Prispelo je pet
tisoc RELATIONSHIP miliCnikov.
Razen tega Sc je razvedelo, da
SO Sc ruSki bombniki kOncnO
vendarle virgil roper Hitlerjeva
in Mussolinijeva letala, ruski
tanki so bill pripravljeni, da "a
ustaVijO ~soVrazne tanke, XII so Sc
Vlekli preko vladimir okopov cd
Badajoza pa do madridskih
vrat.
Z veseljem in z ljubeznijo so
Madridcani pozdravljali mo
zemske branitelje, toda slednji
so trcili kmalu tudi OBJ sovra-
Stvo in neVarnost. Ma nebu kro-
zijo letala in nenadoma napol-
nita ulico slepeGe svetel plamen
in straSen grom, kakor bi prav
V blizini udarila strela. Crni OBJ
laki dina - in ko Sc dim poCasi
razkadi, opazi oddelek, kako le-
re ma tlaku deli cloveSkih teles,
nOga, XII je oblecena Sc hlace,
IL katerih bruha curek krvi.
Neki osel je nosil dvoje vrec
melon in sedaj je yes tlak spoil
eel cd oslove krvi in rumenih
melon.
"Naprejr" zaklicejo castniki
in oddelek odkoraka dale. To-
pet eksplozija, to pot poleg ko-
lone; procelje neke visoke hiSe
Sc nagne in zgrudi ma cesto -
opeka in malta, jeklo in les,
zelezna postelja in napeto malta
cena zofa. Hitro odskocijo vsi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-27
PosIuSuite

vsoko nedeIio prvo in moi
storejso jUsosIovonsko ro-
dio Uro V chicogu cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postoia
VICES, 1860 kiIocyeIes.
Vodi 10 George Morchon.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-27
UPTON SINCLAIR:
Mednarodna' brigade

I'D Sl1dll, I'd Sc lZO8neJO lemu
nenadnemu kataraktu.
Moral SO izvedeti, da priha-
ia nasa brigada", je omenil ma
rednik Rudi Mesers in ostali so
mu pritrdili. SliSali so re O pet
koloni" - O faSistovski organi-
zaciji, Xxi ie ostala mestu in XII
je bila pripravljena, da stopi pr
prvem znaku slabosti V taboru
braniteljev akcijo,
NemSki in italiianski bomb
Mkt SO sistematicno poizkuSali
ustrahovati civilno prebival-
stvo. Tu in tam SO bile V tlaku
jane, videl 81 razbita izlozbena
okna, eel biloxi his brez sip. To-
ola liudje so hodili pc opravkih,
&c Sc MISC ustavili, da bi pozdra-
viii inozemske branitelje. Lju-
die vzdrze vse, kar morajo w
drzati, in bi bill prav zacudeni,
&c bi naprej vedeli, koliko mo-
rajo vzdrzati.
CLAM brigade MISC bill sedaj
vec V rdeci Kataloniji. Rdece in
crne zastave SO bile tn redkejSe,
cato pa SO Videli VEG Skrlatno-
rumenih modrikastih zastav
ljudske republike. Zasebno 60
spodarstVo so pustili tn V miru,
V kolikor ne della "a voine po-
trebe. NalOga, da Sc oskrbi mill
jon ljudi Z twill, ceprav so
bombniki dnevno metal ma vse
zeleznice in avtOmobilske ceste
bonnie, je zahtevala mnogo tru-
da in spretnOsti.
Madrid ie re YES teden ne
prestano grmel cd topovskega
groma. Oh zapadnem robu me-
sta so Sc vrSili neprestani boji
- in mednarodna brigada Sc je
blizala tel 'front.' S hitrostjo Sc
stih kilometroV ma uro. z vsa-
kim korakom je postajal hrup
mocnejsi. Ljudje so jim S ceste
kricali, da Sc milicniki zopet
umikajo. Ma Vsakem cestnem
kriziscu so moral plezati preko
barikad. Povsod so kopali strel-
ske iarke. Gospel Franco bi
zavzetie Madrida moral drago
plaGati,
Manzanares tece zapadno cd
meSta. Je mOCnO zapeScenjena,
mirna reka - razen pomladi.
Otroci spuScajo pc njej ladjice.
Sest mostov drzi preko ME in
tam, kjer tece skozi mesto, je
kanalizirana. Meter Visoki lido
vi IL kamna in cementa uravna-
vajo MEN tex, I'll zidovi varuje-
10 mesto pred poplavami in me-
stni ocetje so Jill radi lepSega
okrasili S travo in cvetlicami
Najbrze pa MISC nikoli mislili ma
to, da bodO ii zidovi nekoc Sc V
drugem oziru varovali mesto:
So namrec tako globoki, da tank
ne more preko Nth.
Oh notranjem bregu te reke
je dObila mednarOdna brigada
svoje postojanke. tn SO bill IL
kopani jarki, prav dobri jarki,
tako globoki, da Sc je dalo V
Min staff; vrece, napolnjene s
peskorh, SO bile tn nalozene,
med vrecami so bile napravlie-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14
POLL

Everyone who has ever owned or admired a pet dog will want to see M-G-M's wonder dog" Lassie, in the new technicolor outdoor drama, Courage of Lassie," now being shown at the Loew-Poh Theater. Not since the days of Rim -Tin-T1n has there appeared on the screen horizon a dog with the intelligence, beauty and understanding revealed by this handsome collie in the M-G-M story of the life of a girl and her dog in the picturesque sheep-raising country of the state of Washington. There are thrills, excitement and great appeal in the plot action, and fine cast features Elizabeth Taylor of National Vel- vet" fame, Frank Morgan, Tom Drake, who recently won critical raves for his work in "The Green Years"
 Filmed in technicolor, the pie ture takes full advantage of beauti- ful location sites selected at Lake Chelan, Washington, which also is the setting for the original screen play by Lionel Houser
 Highlight scenes include a Winter blizzard in the mountains, at the height of the sheep country's $ lambing season; the exciting war drills for Army canines; spectacular battle sequences against the JapS and a dramatic courtroom trial in which Morgan pleads for the collie, on trial as a sheep-killing dog, and compares his plight with that of the returning human soldier who may be temporarily alienated as result of his war experiences.
 On the same program will be seen the mystery thriller Inner Circle with Warren Douglas and Lynne Roberts. A suspense laden murder story that will keep you guessing to the very end.
 Don't forget the big Loew-Poli Conover Model Contest which will be held at the Poli Theater, Mon- day night, Sept. 16. It will be fur to see the winner chosen from oul city and an enjoyable evening is ir store for all who attend the show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14
Time Schedule Current Films

LOEW'S POLI-"Courage Of Lassie;" 1, 3:45, 6:35, 9:2o P. M. 'The Inner Circle" 2:40, 5:30, SIS P. M.
 LOEW'S STRAND-The Kid From Brooklyn" 2:20, 5:30, 8:55 P. M.
 "The Shadow Returns" 1:05, 4:3O, 7:45 P. M.
 WARMERS STATE-'Monsieur Beaucaire:" l, $50, 6:30, 9:30 P. M. Swamp Fire" 2:40, 5:30, 8:20 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14
JIMMIE FIDLER M HoHyuoOd
Distributed sy MeNsugAs syndicate. Iss.

ica's greatest sea stories provides plot for one of Hollywood's great est sea pictures 20th Century, Fox's Three Little Girls In Blue" (June George Montgomery Vivian Blaine). A blue-ribbon musi- cad that will send you home hum ming GOOD: United Artists Little Iodine" (Jo Anne Marlowe- Marc Cramer). Proof that comic strips can be good screen material |. 20th Century FoX'S Strange Journey" CPaul Kelly-Osa Massen) He-man fare for the thrill fans '. BEST PERFORMANCE: Gary Cooper in Cloak and Dagger.Is
 With little semblance of fairness, certain Hollywood trade paper re- cently published a letter in which an anonymous G. I. Branded Ronald Reagan as "A Hollywood Ccmman- do who fought the war from night club floors" The truth is that Rea- gan was one of the first screen stars to step into uniform. His extremely bad oversight, which necessitated the wearing Of strongly corrective glasses, barred him from combat duty. He repeatedly asked to be sent to the front. Denied that priv ilege, he did such an efficient jot in the important task assigned hin that he won high praise from his su- perior officers. Publication of thai malicious, and unjustified, letter bl an editor, who certainly knows Req. gan's factual record, was inexcus- able-doubly 50, since the letter wa: unsigned.
 In view of the announcement that Orson Welles and Rita Hay
 worth have decided to reconcile ana that she will co-Star with him in { picture for Columbia, another title change seems appropos. The Welles
 Hayworth production now appear on the studio schedule as T Tak'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14
Vitamin C Recommended To All Exposed to Heat

large pinch of salt along with it say ten grains. That quantity Of salt with every glass of water or other beverage is not at all too much to take for three or four times after such exposure.
 It is difficult to judge how much water and salt the body loses in a few hours of exposure to great heat, by the apparent amount of sweat. Constantly in the southwestern part of the country and sometimes even in the northeastern part dryness of the atmosphere favors such rapid evaporation of sweat that one is hardly aware he is sweating, al- though there may be loss of many pounds of water and several tea spoonfuls of salt in few hours. The former practice of drinking oatmeal water when doing very hard work in hot weather or playing a hard game was a gesture in the right direction. Far better to take the necessary five or ten grains of salt with ach drink of water. It is now the custom in various shops of plants to provide, along side the drinkin fonts, dispensers of salt or salt and vitamin c tablets, so that the worker may help himself to tablet every time he takes drink.
 l ParkinSOn's TremOr
 Please send pamphlets on how to |take care of the teeth-I have an acid condition which takes the enamel of my teeth, the dentist tells me-and on shaking palsy.
 (B. H. EO
 AnsWer-Send stamped self ad- dressed envelope and ask in writing for pamphlet on Shaking Palsy. For the booklet Save Your Teeth inclose twenty cents.
 The SophOmorons
 I'm tired being "jawed" about aluminium ware. A neighbor keeps telling my husband Shell kill you of using that stuff for cooking Jim"-you see, this neighbor has read book, so he knows!
 (Mrs. w. s. D.
 Answer-We have used aluminium ware in our own kitchen always Your neighbor is too gullible.
 Believe You
 have written to your. Dr. Brady twice for a pamphlet on hay fever but am still waiting for reply. Il he still breathing? G. W. H)
 Answer-I do not doubt your worC but do suggest that next time vol comply with the rules-inclose witl your request a stamped self-ad dressed envelope.
 Copyright 1946 by John F. Dille Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14
By WILLTAM BRADY. M. D.

Last summer while doing a great deal of heavy manual labor outdoors daily took one tablet of 100 milli- grams of ascorbic acid daily, writes a reader. Ascorbic acid is vitamin c. The reader says he felt that this enabled him to stand the heat bet ter, and asks what measures medi- cal science offers to enable one to bear extreme summer heat more comfortably and with undiminished Ngor.
 Aside from the fact that ascor- bic acid (vitan1in O has been used along with salt, for the prevention of heat exhaustion, Sunstroke or heatStroke and heat cramps in ex- tremely hot weather or where work CTS are exposed to extreme heat, l can find no convincing evidence that 1t has such value. Nevertheless vitamin c is harmless enough, and one exposed to extreme heat should be sure to get plenty of 1t every day, it not in fresh fruits or their juices and fresh green vegetables then in synthetic or tablet form loo milligrams of vitamin c (as- eorbic acid) is the right amount, being about three times the amount nutrition authorities estimate as the daily requirement. for the aver age person.
 It is the loss of salt Gin the sweat) that is mainly responsible for heat exhaustion. Therefore one exposed to great heat should make 1t a rule to take some additional salt either with each drink of wa ter or other thirst quencher or, as an ordinary pecaution for hot weather comfort, by eating highly salted things once or twice day during the heat wave.
 On . very warm day and one who works or plays hard and be- comes very thirsty will find more refreshment in water, lemonade or other thirst quendher, if he takes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14

niest comedy. It is now at the Strand.
 Kaye currently burlesques the role of a tirnid Brooklyn m1lkman who wins, in series of ludrlcous fiukes, a worlds boxing champion ship. This situation carries the plot Kaye's leading ladies are the pull chritudinous Virginia Mayo and Vera-Ellen who functioned as such | in the commedians last seasons success Wonder Man" To their glamous support must be added a new edition of the famous Goldwyn Girls.
 In the course of spectacular pro duction numbers Kaye shows his mastery of satire in his Pavlova number, a burlesque on the ballet, written for him by Sylvia Fine snd Max Liebman. Miss Mayo as Raves sweetheart sings You're the Cause of It AL" and T Love an Old Fashioned Song" Vera-Ellen as Raves sister, night-club singer sings and dances to Hey, Whats Your Name?" and again in Josie The Goldwyn Girls are seen in the Sunflower Dairy number, and also spectacular production number, Welcome Home.
 Walter Abel is Danny's fight manager, Eve Arden his hard-bolled but nkeable sweetheart, Steve Cochran is the legitimate prize fight champion. Fay Bainter is a wealthy society woman, and Lionel Stander & dumb mugg. Other players are Clarence Kolb, Victor Cutler, Charles Cane, Jerome Cow an, Don Wilson, Knox Manning Gay Thompson and Johnny Downs
 On this same bnl the Strand pre- sents The Shadow Returns," witt kane Richmond and Barbara Reed
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Danny Kaye is starred in Samuel Goldwyn's spectacular Technicolor extravaganza, The Kid From Brooklyn" a production that com- pines hilarious situations, songs
 dances and satire and emerges as what is said to be the stars fun
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14

This Woman" "fCKeep This Woman" would be more suitable under the circumstances.
 It seems to me that MGM is playing it smart in refusing to give Robert Montgomery new contract under which he would be both the producer and the star of his pie tures. Were such ticket given to Montgomery, who unqueStionably is qualified to act as producer, studio bosses would immediately be con- fronted with unethical demands from almost all of their other stars, many of whom are NOT qualified It's as unwise to give special priv ileges to one actor as it would be to give stick of candy to one tot while telling his playmates that they can't have any sweets.
 Wondering muse: If the Red Skelton's heir, due next May, should prove to be an unusually misclievi- ous, boy I wonder if the elder 6kel- ton will continue to regard his radio character, Junior" as the mos amusing of all his comedy roles?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14

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