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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22
THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT WATERBURY, CONN., FRIDAY FEBRUARY a. 1916
PoIi'sOffers
Coy Comedy
Robert Walker, June
AllysOn Top Cast

Now showing at the Loew.PolI
Theater Is the cav comedy, Tho
Sailor Takes A Wife" cosstarring
Robert Walker and june Allyson
The predlcament Of a Petty officer
who marries q girl who Is impressed
BY his uniform, only 10 learn that
he Is being given n medical dis
charge, furnishes the basis OF the
laughs and human interest,
Walker Is cast as John, who wants
his young bride, Mary Miss Ally
SOM to have q proper home for him
to come back 10, and installs her IN
somewhat dilapitated New York
bfownstonc apartment. Tho sudden
news Of his discharge comes as a
shock 10 him. but the pre-occupa-
lions OF furniture buying, Job hunt
ing, cooking and trying to make the
fireplace work, the door lock, and
the roof stop leaking. keep the
young couple busy and intermittent
~ happy until Mary's boss, Hume
Cronyn, and Audrey Totter as Lisa,
an exotic young woman In the
apartment below. stick their respec-
tive noses in John and Mary's af-
fairs.
Lisa, with something more than
disinterested motives, gets IAN into
her Incense permeated n s Re
pretense Of helping him a
job. When he has one of her . er-
ful drinks too many and returns 20
Mary, the fireworks begin, with
Mary rushing of to her boss to
thank him for a mink coat he has
sent as birthday present. The
repentent Lisa manages to bring or
der out Of chaos with the help Of a
black nightgown, and in the end the
newlyweds are reunited. with John
In uniform again, the uniform" of
a welder.
Eddie Rochester" Anderson. as
the janitor Of the apartment. always
day behind when 1t comes TO re-
pairing a lock, an elevator or roof
leak, is superbly funny, and Regln-
aid Owen adds additional laughs
We highly recommend this hilarious
film as grand entertainment which
you will enjoy from start to finish.
Behind Green Lights is the Sec
ond attraction which stars Carole
Lands and william Gargan. This
tense and surprise packed fllm is
said to combine every element OF
high and absorbing entertainment
with a murder that starts a battle
between big-town politicians and the
police Featured in other important
supporting roles are John Ireland
and Roy Roberts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. ~ - When
Peggy Cummins, young English act-
reSs, was selected to play the title
role In Forever Amber" she un-
doubtedly felt herself a very lucky
girl. The film version of this sensa-
tional novel will probably be one
Of the most costly pictures Of the
year, and Miss Cummins had plcn-
ty Of competition according to stu
do announcements, 2i5 girls were
tested, before she was chosen.
But wonder If this young English
girl is so lucky after all? Forever
Amber" even before 1t has reached
tneaters, is one OF the most con-
troversial stories ever 70 be pre-
pared for the screen. The johns
ston Hays Office has notified goth
Century Fox IL will not okay any
script containing immoral or licen-
tious passages. The millions OF peo-
pie who have read the book will ex-
pect to see its story faithfully trans
ferred to the screen. and that story,
even the most broadminded critic
must admit, Is certainly OH the
shady side.
Perhaps. for her own future well
fare, Peggy Cummins might have
been luckier If Amber had been
given to one of the pa girls she so
triumphantly side-tracked. 1t might
have been safer for this unknown.
If her rise we're less spectacular.
American audiences know nothing Of
her and a series OF lesser films. serv-
ing only TO bring her to tie atten-
ton Of theater-goers, might have
been a better course for her 70 fol-
low,
The title role in Forever Amber
is a tremendous responsibility, par
ticularly for an unknown actress.
Miss Cummins will be fortunate in
deed, II the release OF the film
doesn't make her forever unknown.
MEMORIES THAT BLESS AND
BURN: When Harold Lloyd, thrilled
at the birth Of a son. shot five
thousand feet of film immortalizing
Harold, Jr.. before the baby was a
month old When Lupe Velez.
gorgeous gowns and ali. insisted on
riding in the front seat with her
chauffeur even to the most formal
party, because she thought it more
democratic" When Will Rogers.
watching a polo game. was APP
preached by a news photographer, /
who said, Say, mister. have YOU
seen any movie stars around today?"
When Richard Dix. hearing
that three Congregational Medal !
of-Hono- men OF World War ! were
at their wits end TO find work.
rounded the heroes up and gave
them jobs in his current picture.
One Of HOllywOOd'S more colOrful
characters is Booboo Herman Scharf !
a barber at PRO studios, the only |
member of the Screen Actors Guild !
other important character is the
Blue Fairy.
The adventures of Pinocchio are |
animated against backgrounds of a
toymaker's fascinating workshop, a !
waterfront inn where thieves and |
rogues hang out and an island !
where the mountains are made of |
ice cream cones and the rivers OF |
lemonade. and where pie, popcorn
and other delectables grow on
trees.
The companion feature is West
Of the Pecos" and it features Ro-
bert Mitchum and Barbara Hale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22
Frank earle
ToP Play Ritz
Pianist Bridgeport
Attraction Sunday

Frankie earle, whose piano ana
orchestra can be heard sunday a.
the Rita Ballroom IN Bridgeport.
first Joined the trade-famous I'd
MoEnelly band, one Of the best
known bands IN New England. at
the age Of ls.
Later, he worked with NAL Hall
iette's orchestra, teamed with such
individual stars as Gene kfupa.
Jack Jenny, Jack Teagarden, Spud
Murphy and roots Mendello.
Carls decision 10 form his own
band was regarded IN Tin Pan Alley
as an overdue natural.
Ills recent years with Heidi, 10.
gether with his piano solos, for Co
iJmbia Records, have given him
practically ready audiences.
According TO production wise
members OF the highly-compet,tive
band business. Garlic is the kind
Of band-leader who starts out on
top, instead OF breaking his heart
trying TO get there.
Next Wednesday Frank Wojna-
rowski VIII be heard AZ the Ritz
with his singing orchestra, playing
Polish and modern music. Next
Friday the Try Hintz Farmers play
for the dancing OF square sets.
waltzes and modern. Saturday.
March 2, Ronny Rommel directs
the Casa Ritz orchestra, with Peggy
Durham rendering the vocals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22
VA in Quest
OF Dentists,
Physicians
Offers Opportunity
To Gain Experience
While Aiding Vets

Physicians and dentists seeking
an exceptional opportunity for pro-
gress and experience. and desiring
to serve hospitalized war veterans,
are urged in a Veterans Admins
tration announcement to apply for
appointment to its recently-estab-
lished Department Of Medicine and
Surgery.
The VA is now offering qualified
physicians opportunities for resi-
denotes. specialized training. and
salaries comparable to those offered
by leading private institutions.
Basic qualifications for appoint
ment as physician are U. S. citi-
zenship; graduation from an APP
proved school; satisfactory intern
ship: license TO practice in a state
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22
Teehnieolor
Hit0t State
0eFMel Wilde, Anita
Loulse Oo.SlaPPed

Now showing At Warmers state
Theater "a the Bandit Of sher.
wood Forest" Columbia Pictures
glorious Technlcolor production
starring Cornell wilde and featur-
ing Anita Louise, jan Esmond and
Edgar Buchanan, True 10 predic.
tons, after his magnificent per-
Torrance as Chopin IN "A song To
Remember" Cornell wilde quickly
was elevated 10 starlom. In this eur.
rent vehicle, In which he portrays
the son Of Roblnhood, he establishes
himself as one OF the screens fore
most romantic figures.
on the same program Is "A Close
Call for Boston Blackle" starring
Chester Morris and Lynn Merrick In
the tenth OF this exciting series. II
Is Chester Morris most exciting role
and holds ones interest from start
TO finish.
Brimful of beauty, youthful vigor
and Hitting song and dance, Warner
Brothers Cinderella Jones" which
opens Sunday at the State, Is an en-.
chanting and refreshing motion pic-
ture adventure certain TO md warm
welcome with the legion of Aim fans
who have waited so patiently
through the recent deluge Of more
serious filmfare that has conc out
Of HOLLYWOOD. Starring Joan Leslie
and Robert Aida. who made his
screen debut as George Qershwin
In Rhapsody in Blue the new Aim
also boasts an excellent cast of feat
ured players, among them Julie
Bishop William Prince, s. z. Sakall
and Edward Evertt Horton.
The second feature, isle Of the
Dead" starring Boris Karloff In
new type OF horror motion picture
that presents its realistic events
motiVated by an ancient superSti-
ton dealing with vampires. Belief
In such phantoms drives the hero
10 plot murder 1t is an intensely
thrilling film that will make chillS
run up and down even the strong
est spine.
Alfred Hitehcock'S "Spellbound"
starring fngTid Bergman. Academy
Award winner, and Gregory Peek,
viii premiere at the State on We'd
nesday. II is a SelMick Information
al Picture released through United
Artists Adapted from the absorbing
psychological thriller novel The
House OF DR.. Edwards by Hilary St
George Saunders and Leslie Palmer
and directed by Mr.. Hitchcock. mas
ter of screen mystery and suspense,
Spellbound" is the thrill spectacle
OF the year, film which unreelS
gripping drama, high pitched in
trigue and hresth-teking romance.
1t is played TO perfection b. Ingrid
Bergman and Gregory Peck, who
are supported by such top-notch
performers as John Emery, Leo G..
Carroll. Rhonda Fleming, Wallace
Ford, Michael Chehkov and many
others. "Spellbound" is an exciting
mystery OF the type that
keeps you clinging 10 your seat
through the entire performance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22

At Strond
Disney's TeehRieoIOr
Film Features Music

The showing in this city Of Walt
DiSney'S "Pinocchio" in TechnicolCT
is really big movie event. "Pinoc-
chic" is Walt DiSney's challenge TO
! Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs former feature length
, picture, a peak Of achievement in
the motion picture world. As with
all Walt Disney productions, whe-
| Their feature or short-lengths the
music for Pinoccaio" follows the
pattern of the light opera All Of the
songs further the plot rather than
! furnish merely a musical interlude
II is now at the Strand Theater.
Leigh Harline wrote the music,
and New Washington the lyrics for
six songs. They are Little Wooden
head. sung by the woodcarver, Gep-
petto: When You Wish Upon A
Star" sung by Jimmy Cricket at the
opening Of the picture. acting as a
theme strain; Got No Strings,
sung by Pinocchio when he becomes
an actor in Stromboh's show; Give
A Little Whistle" another song by
Jimmy: 'Hi-diddle-dee- dee. and
ANpOA AsAlS EOA nae sung DIV j.
Worthington Foulfellow, the Fox,
and Turn On The Old Music Box.
Besides these six songs the story
and music collaborates on some
novelty effects. such as the SYM
phonies Of the clocks and the music
boxes.
The Disney Imagination found
plenty OF inspiration in the adven-
lures OF "Pinocchio' as written by
Carlos Lorenzini, who wrote under
the name Of C. Collodi.
The characters required 10 tell
Plpocchio's story range from reality
10 fancy. Among the creatures fig
ures, Jimmy Cricket plays the lead.
because Of his gay personality. his
efforts to be Pinocchios conscience,
and his red umbrella. Jimmy has
large speaking role and the villains
ftlle Fox and the Cato are also en-
oowed with speech. but the two pets
OF Geppetto, Figaro, the Kitten and
Cleo the Goldfish, find silence with
gestures more telling than words.
Nor does Monstro the Whale need
words 10 help him create terror. An
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22

, or territory Of the United states or
District of Columbia; adherence TO
the physical requirements of the
department, and professional ex-
perience as required Dentist re-
quirements are practically the same
Preference will be given to qualified
veterans.
New England physicians and
dentists interested should apply at
the Personnel Office, Branch office
No. l, Veterans Administration. SIS
fremont Street, Boston 3, Mass. or
to the manager Of the nearest VA
Regional Office, hospital or cented.
Those desiring TO be assigned 10 a
certain location may state their
preference, and it will be given
consideration consistent with the
needs Of the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22

OF IS Wears and IS curateS Of
Southwark, England. Diocese serving
as Forces Cilaplains, only % have
returned home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22

Shanghai, China, may have an
acute wheat shortage IL shipments
decrease further.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22

Jimmy Cricket ig enc % Che
levahle characters In walt Dls~
neS's FUN length Technicolor fea.
turn. "PinocehlO" which o. given
revival for 4 new generation 40
the strand this week,
The company feature Is Zane
Grcy's West of The PecOs."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22
JIMMIE FIDLER
In Hollywood

/ who Is actually a barber and works
at it. Acting Is a sideline but he
takes his career seriously and never
turns down a chance to work before
tire cameras. Recently he exeitedly
told friends that he had a part next
day and would stay up all night re-
hearsing his lines. The following
afternoon, sure enough, his shop
was closed On the door was a large
sign which read: Got an important
part in picture. Be back in 10 min
utcsl'
The other day Gilbert Roland, re-
Gently divorced from Constance
Bennett, took his two little girls to
| church. While there. Linda asked
asked him, Daddy, will you marry
marry me when I grow up?' And
Roland, stumped for a reply. just
nodded his mead. hoping to quiet the
child. But baby Cyl, not to be OUT
done, insisted that daddy promise
to marry her. Roland was on a spot
and answered. Sure, sure" hoping
for peace. Forgetting to straighten
out the situation, he took the chill
dren home. A few days later, wom-
an co,umniSt called him to check a
hot rumor I've got 1t straight, so
! want TO know the name Of your in
teoed bride" Roland vehemently de-
MED any marriage plans. but the
columnist insisted Don't act
dumb" she SAID. Linda told her
mother you're going to be married
again
When Andy Devine's two BOYS,
Denny and Tad worked with their
dad in Canyon Passage" Divine
collected the kids paychecks and
deposited them in the bank to their
accounts. One day. while the COM
pany was on location. Denny disap-
peared. Finally, Papa Andy found
him standing in long line OF extras
and promptly corraled him for an
explanation. We'll. Dad" said the
boy, "A man told me to stand here"
What do YOU mean foamed Andy.
A man told YOU to stand here?"
The man said" replied Denny,
That all those who haven't been
PAID should line up-and I haven't
been paid"
Mrs. Golf, wife of fluffy" Golf
Of "Lum and Abner" fame. heard
that her local marget had devised
a scheme 10 distribute butter. They
planned to issue numbers to show
the order in which that scarce COM
modify would be doled out to regular
customers. So, Mrs. Golf immed-
lately sent her daughter Gretchen TO
the market and relaxed assuming
that the family would soon be
enjoying butter without the usual
struggle. Her Joy was short Lived.
When Gretchen returned home, she
reported that the COTS were No. A.
262 on the list!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22
One of HOlIywood's more coiOrful

characters is Booboo Herman Scharf
barber at PRO studios, the only
member of the Screen Actors Guild
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22
Woterburions Named
By Small Loan Group

Three Waterbury residents were
named officers of the Connecticut
Association Of Small Loan Com
panies at the organizations recent
annual meeting at the Hotel Taft,
New Haven.
William I. Goldberg. 46 johnson
street, was named secretary OF the
state organization Named to the
board Of directors at the same time
were Francis C. Noonan. SAG Cooke
street. and Albert A. Martinson, IS
Fern Circle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-22

across the Potomac river, I tried
that the last time was in the East
I lost three dimes before /
gave up.
I have some friends back in Yer
mont who are very famous be-
cause OF him they own the
house he didn't sleep it.
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TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT, FUND OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA. A.
BY; Ross c Sawyer, Agent,
Trustees I. I. Fund. Monroe
County. marS,1946
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YOU ARE THE
RED CROSS


20 IN am ~ . a q a a a . q a
This IS the heart Of the people.
Ts smbiem 81 humanity. the
hrma stretched out In comfort 20
81 homseiess and the hungry, the
tanelg and the troubled all over
Sc sorid today.
Here eume the children, with
90 shnes Nho are hungry. Here
eamE the destitute. the people
asthGua comfoFt. Here come the
naen and women W:iO are troubl-
aa
q yos would seek them, look
airglla you Hear them speak
hs lonely here in Germany. II
b veFF cold We worry here in
1atnany sb0ut how Il is al
hamaa the wives Who are IN,
&C. chtid we haven't seen. the
s&e~theaft Who Hay be- remem-
berina-maybe not. But there's a
man here with us who can get
ir toaaeh. stFaighten out the
euFfy. 3 kind Of trouble-shooter
Say wsi4o wears q small red cross
be- hs esp. That man is you.
In the hospital the days take
3 ionE time b. go. The hours are
- ~ same. But there's a little
art Who comes through the
NaFes with magazines and books
and cigarettes and stops 90 talk.
theii write . letter for you when
yoaar hands are hurt. She'll read
q book 90 play a game. There's
. small red cross pinned on her
collar. Thai girl Is you. 4,
! earoe home from Tawara,
&aipan. the island where We
fought ! was discharged and i
was heRiidcrcd. discouraged and
sxithoai funds. But there was
fsmeane here 10 talk 90, wha
loamed me money. told me where
o. 60 Cos help. On his desk a
small eross stood. That man was
yoa
The wind swept through our
town one night. dwelling the
buildings. II destroyed our
homes That night was very
lane. filled with the cries of the
hurt and homeless.
But among us moved men and
women providing shelter. food
and warmth. On their uniform a
small red cross Shone. They were
gou-
We are the lonely and the
ahxioua and the lost. We are the
cold and the hungry people, the
cisiidren who have no shoes. the
peopie without shelter, ...f Dig
bui everywhere among Us is
fhe ni@n of hope stamped on
. msek 81 fl0ar, . crate of medi-
cine. worn on q uniform. painted
nn q buiiding fresh and red L.
is tila emblem of comfort. It is
the sign 81 hops. II Is you.
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To The StockhOlders OF
THE KEY WEST REALRx

BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
a Special Meeting Of the Stockho1d-
ers of the Key West Realty Com
pany is hereby called to be held
at it's office in the Porter Dock
Building at the corner of Duval
and Wall Streets at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
on Monday, the sth day of April.
1915 for the purpose of electing
directors for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other
business as may be taken at a reg
ular annual meeting and which may
be brought before such a Special
Meeting.
Yours very truly,
AQUIEINO LOPEZ, JR.
Secretary
(marS- -22-2a, 1886
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INRHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, In
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case Ne. 10000
FLORETTE J.. BUTLER,
Plaintiff.
VINCENT S. BUTLER.
Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO: VINCENT S. BUTLER,
$50 EDGECONBE AVENUE,
REV Y ORR new S YORK
1t is hereby ordered that you are
required to appear on the 18th day
of March. 1946, before the above
entitled Court to the Bill Of Coma
plant filed against you in the
above entitled cause, and the Key
West Citizen is hereby designated
as the newspaper in which this
Order shall be published once
week for four consecutive weeks.
Witness the Honorable Aquilino
Lopez. Jr., as One of the Judges Of
this Court and the Seal Of this
Court in the City of Key. West.
Monroe County, Florida, this 18th
day Of February. 1s4s. go.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
BY Florence Z. Sawyer,
Depdty clerk.
tshls- % mari j, S4S
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ToDAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know Americal

Katharine F. Lenroet, chief of
the Children's Bureau, the De-
partment of Labor, born at sur
perior, Wis, 81 years ago. ler.i al
u. S. Senator c. Wayland
Brooks of Illinois born in BuEeau
county, ILL.,, 40 years ago. ias,s
DIR. Clyde E. Wildman, presit
dent of De PAW University.
Greencastle, Ind, born at Greefs-
burg, Ind, Sc years ago. o. =
Edgar A. Mowrer of Washing
ton, d. c., noted administrations
born at Bloomington, ILL.,, 81
years ago. 'V
Stuart Chase of New York,
noted economist-author. born "a
Somerswerth, N. r., SO years lasT
=
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-08

NAME STATUTE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tHtf
the undersigned. desiring "a cHxaw%
in business under the fsctiit,soN
name OF Mandalay Fishing Camp
Rock Harbor. Florida, intend =
register the said fictitious nes0 :
with the Clerk OF the Circuit canffs
OF Mohroe County. Florida.
Dated March l, 1916
G. O. GORDON,
BERTHA u. GORDON, j
! sole Owners.
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The Weather
REPORT

Key West and vicinity: Partly
rlaaiy TINS afternoon. tonight
md Saturday. Little change in
Temperature Moderate to fresh
assatheasierly winds, strong al
tluseS.
Fi0fida: Partly cloudy. con-
tln1ed mild today and tonight
saturday considerable cloudiness
and continued mild over the
soath portion and scattered show
csc and thunderstorms with cool
~ over the north portion.
ka6i Gulf u Mexico: Moderate
90 fresh southeast and south
N,nds to-day. tonight and Satur-
go except shifting 20 fresh
northwesterly over north portion
Ssin.day Partly cloudy weather
xith scattered showers over the
nag1h portion Saturday, o.. 'r.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Moderate 10 fresh
sosaheasterly winds today to-
night and Saturday. occasionally
strong through the Florida
Straits. Partly cloudy weather.
jacksonville 90 Alphabetical;
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COrNTTs
IN CHANCERY.
. Case No. 1o-92e
DELFIN, r. FERNANDEZ,
! W. Plaintiff.
VS.. DIv0RCE
DORIS h. FERNANDEZ, 49,. s
Defendant