The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
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Dramatic and Otherwise. Victor Moore's young est Robert Emmett will make his screen debut with his father in the forthcoming, Tt Happened on Fifth Ave nue." "The Hucksers popular novel about the radio industry is another of those best sellers which will be screened with slight CD variations from the original as the in the filming of Forever Amber which underwent a considerable trimming. The success ot several films based Biblical themes has created great interest in same and the latest be screened will be Samson and Delah' One of the producers of new musical "Finand's Rainbow is looking for an 1rishman of Barry Fitzgerads type for their show and are contracting the Abbey Theatre in Dublin It might be that there is only Barry Fitzgerald. Victor Herberts Fortune Teller being revamped somewhat and is get ting fixed for presentation in the near future Arthur Fieder will conduct 55 musicians selected from the Bos ton Symphony Orchestra in Sunday afternoon broadcast beginning October 5, called Sunday at 4:3o"
 It's small world, you often discover when you wander from home The Charles F. Woodlocks of Farm ingon Avenue who have been spending the first Sum- since the at their island Summer place near Friendship Me- in Rockland one day recently and of the first persons they Lt.-Gov. Wilbert Snow of Connecticut. After introducing another, they had long talk about the home state and friends in common. from Waterbury and Middletown
 Those interested in crcuses will be happy to hear that
 local branch of the Circus Fans of America will be formed here charter to be presented dinner meet ing in September. The Circus Tent Associations aims to and keep going this form of entertain ment in this country Summer without circus in towns cities the size of Waterbury is like community with out general store motion picture theater At any rate the circus fans in Waterbury prepared to keep up interest in crcuses. Time when the Big Show" the leading form of entertainment and anyone that stayed away from the circus jus queer That feel ing for crcuses in Waterbury has been carried along for several generations, the days when the street parade brought and all down the Green to watch the elephants and circus pass along West Main Street at the North Main Street corner circle on the other side and take in all the main central Just like the circus performer who sticks the all his her life, circus fans can't get that feeling for threerng circus And incidentally the slogan of the Cir Fans of America is-"We fight anything but fight the circus As many circus performer has said-the show has to
 The old songs becoming we'll known to the young folks the current This because they listen to them the radio and attend popular con- certs through the year. Take Garry Me Back to Old Virginia, which has been sung by such famous so- Rosa POnsele Anna Case Jessica Dragonette and those familiar singers lyric coloratura
 who featured today in concert and over the radio James A. Bland Negro the author of the song ques tlon, wrote about 700 sonks His O. Dem Golden Slip
 pers another favore and is the theme song of the Mummers Day Parade held in Philadelphia every year. Philadelphia has dedicated monument to Bland who ranks high among American song writers.
 Moie E. Stoddard veteran Democrat proof-reader is pack al her desk this morning after whrwnd trip railroad to the Pacific coast travelling to $500 miles Tn two weeks time. Highights of her trip she says were Colorado Springs with it's memorial tower to Will Rogers and Banff in the Canadian Rockies The Grand Canyon ot the Colorado spectacular that she felt she did not have enough time there to thoroughly appreciate the grandeur and beauty During her tner ar winch started at Chicago and ended there the home stetch she and her party experienced just few hours of ram at Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies MES says It was one of the finest vacations she has ever had and the best part of it all that most of the wonderful slgnts were In the good old U. S. A. She was accom- panied by her niece Miss Verne Noonan of Hiphland Avenue Xray technican at St. Francis Hosptal in Hart ford. f " ~