The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12
Good Evening.
FEM. EN.

Airing It. Folks just down from the State of Maine tell us the line that forms at the theater where Professor O. is ensconced is something pretty special All previous lines short by comparison The Professor proving very popular in Portland and belng enter by the citys leading organizations Those that listen to music in the air during the Summer months Ike to near those good old musical comedy suea as av lime .The Student Prince the George M Conan musi- cal comedies the Strauss Values Gilbert and Sullivan and such old favorites "GlowWorm Underneath the Stars Moonlight on the Alamo "The Whistler and his Dog Tn the Gloaming," Nola, Caprice vlennos the martial music by Sousa, Red Wing Gone of the edl tora room lads just whistng itbut shall we go on
 Best Story of the Week. discontented brown COW ambed into Philadelphia furniture store alter escape from slaughter house. first stopping at cor ner drug upsettng showcases and people, enalng up Ill the furniture where the boy inc visitor might as well have been a lion. How now, brown coW
 Old Stuff Old-timers are recalling the days when factory trucks pulled by horses made the trip from the railroad loading points through the center Of the town ana up North Main Street to the plants III that secon 1ose were the days before modern paving and the forerunners of macadam and cement and other improved surfaces It quite sight, are told by many llVng along the route the four powerful gray horses pull ing their load This brought to mind by the recent death Thomaston of the driver of one o the old horse drawn trucks Horses in those days common sight on the streets and at the turn of the century and the end of the previous one traffic jams in the center of the town were all occasoned without benefit of automobiles Many welknown horse stables located not far from the Center, North Main Street where horses and
  pleasant Sunday seeing the country around "ooopury Southbuy Lchied and Cheshire, two or threeseater hired and the trip made esurey perorce eight miles hour level stretch constituting quite bit Of speeding, when the whole family took ride.
 Dogenes, turn your lamp. We have found truly honest man. Ed Spadola coming out of St. Marys Hospital recently, found wallet the sidewalk It contained $40 and other valuabes. Ed didn't waste any time thinking about the money. He mmedl- ately called the phone and told them of his discovery. When Ed called, they hadn't even missed the loss Offered reward for his actons Honest Ed refused. The Man in the Tower takes his hat off to Waterbury'S Abe Lincoln.
 Dramatic and Otherwise. Now in the planning IS of tworee color moving pictures to be passed on Popular Stories from the Bible. The company produc ing this feature is The Living Word Inc the first in the series scheduled to appear next year. board of clergy of the Protestant, Catholic and Jewish faiths Will supervise the selection Summer shows Tn the SUCKS have been popular this than in years and talent and shows have been first class The Berkshire Music Festival closed Sunday at TangeWood Lenox after most successful season in festival concerts, chamber music concerts, BachMozart concerts, the last named under the auspices of the Elizabeth Sprague College Foun dation the Library of Congress. An important event was the first performance of the opera Peter Grimes with sooists from the Berkshire Music Center school Most outdoor stadums for music and drama report cessful among them the Robin Hood Dell in Phila delphia.
 Who remembers the good old days when of August afternoon Nom sung the ironing board from the window sill of the shady side porch to the back of sturdy chair and with six sad irons heating the coal stove knocked off half dozen sheets, pillow towels mems shirts, few cotton dresses, aprons table cloths and napkins and cheerful about it that she hummed "Old Black Joe" all afternoon?
 FASHIONS
 Gay hats for the Fall
 Are going to be the fash,
 And stylkts showing
 
 Good Night.