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Thirteenl a You Are Hereby Notified That Special Meeting Will Be Held in the for RENT School Building on Tuesday, No- Vember 22Nd, 1932, Nt 8:00 P — it ni • HOLLYWOOD Movies i isyiiig ‘THE LOST SHALL BE FOUNDL») _ GOSSIP To-day The Democrat Lost And Found Ads W8TRICT INTIMATE GLIMPSES AND Probat* Court,sw'ikbef’mS; Th* actual aynamltlng of a A. D. 1932. hrlilire In a convict* dash for ESTATE OF INSIDE STUFF ON THE ■ In freedom !• but on* of tho many _or tbo Town of Watsrbury ■aid deceased. The Admin- spectacular scenes In ’ll Am A District, u da rod to tackle a MOVIE Oan*. a istratrix, having exhibited her ac- COLONY. Fugltixe From A Chatn this Court _uaproducod theme la uiat- count with said estate to — Warner Broa picture which “Thirteen Women” which bogtus a tor allowance, It Is DEPENDABLE -BY PAHTIlOllWfr tracting capacity houaea at War- That the ltth day of three day engagement at the ORDERED, from filmland-. Monte Blue-la back from .a nenf State now. November A. D. 1933 at 10 o’clock, Strand today. Hollywood—Facta the “Scarfac®" of the in the Standard time, at j tour to make two more pictures Paul Muni, forenoon, QUICK Perhaps this Him, co-featurlng three-months' personal appearance stolon careening the Probate Office In Waterbury, be same screen from * Irene Dtmne and Ricardo Cortes, before going on the road again. James Cruse has worn the cap and the 'same for a truck, throw* a stick of dynamite Is, assigned will furernnner of a new while directing during the past tl years. A police force largo enough on the allowance of said be a to blow up a bridge almoat under hearing will care to of is the Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer account, and the Court directs the cycle of pictures that for a city 10,000 people employed by feet of hia poaae. • the pursuing Administratrix to give notice there- Invade unexplored and interesting studio. taken at the War- This scene was of, by publishing this order In somo occult territories. < ner Bros ranch in Hollywood newspaper having a circulation in In startling fashion, Leslie Smokes Same dynamite, Pipe / where an actual T^ldge con*tmet- said District, and by leaving with, "Thirteen Women" rips Into the The first moandescent now used generally .by all studios, lights, ed by the studio over the Los or by mailing In registered letters secrets and mental march- the The bulbs in us today run as guarded were of ordinary 100-watt variety. Angeles river, was utterly demol- addressed to each of the persons In- 199 lonations of fake astrologers and high as 10,000 watta—and are .expensive. Leslie Howard has smoked terested, and residing without the ished. ,v. pUk * 1 the they can do In makes his wife believe he o, Probate District of Waterbury, a co«h7*^»« exposes Injury the same pipe for the last five yeara He Beenes as this depicting the >ui!h of this all at least 3 the lives of women. a copy order, gets new onus uy uuyuis new iwou. stirring adventures of* convict I No need to tell th* story here— days before said day of hearing. «»«*•«*» who twice perfoms miraculous Attest: rob you of the thrills and sus- The same two musicians, a pianist why escapes from chain gangs make MARGUERITE M. FAHY, that Is crammed Into the have on the pense and.violinist, played the one of tho most pow- Asst, Clerk. baked on the best-selling picture r picture, set-for Norma Shearer during every erful dramas of recent years, ac- novel Thayer? by Tiffany to the critical Hollywood Miss Dunne, In the role of a picture she has made in the last ten cording preview audiences. STATE young American mother, gives her years. OP CONNECTICUT: District Paul Muni, as the convict por- of as. best and sincerest performance to Waterbury, Probate Court, PROMPT Lionel Barrymore ortce tipped trays the role of a man who has November 10th, 1032. date. Cortes, as a strive detective the scales in the neighborhood of been sentenced to a chain gang, ESTATE OF Janies W. Hodson, bent on the eerie Influence solving but who, unable to stand the tor- late of the Town of Watprbury, in which has engulfed the lives of 260 pounds. Buster Keaton wore said tues indicted, escapes This begins District, deceased. Miss Dunne, her small son and a a set of whiskers and a cut-down The Court of Proabte for the Dis- a scries of events which Include of has a trict of hath limited group women, performed man’s suit for appearances love affairs, a be- waterbury, stage three glamorous and allowed six months from the nobet service in behalf of police- and a he was three old. trayal by a jealous wife date hereof for creditors of said men throughout America. when only years the return to the chain gang, from estate to exhibit their claims for They should give him a vote of William Haines UBcd to be a bond which.he escapes a second time in settlement. Those who neglect to A Want Ad thanks for portraying a policeman studio in salesman. Every major an even more sensational manner. present their accounts properly at- Messenger in a dignified straightforward, Hollywood maintains Its own Are The story of these thrilling tested Within said time, will be de- manner. barred a All in- events was adapted from the au- recovery. persons An of talent, seldom seen department. Nils Asther prefers debted to said estate are requested array tobiography of Robert E Burns, In -one supports to other kind. to make Immediate payment to grouped picture, peanut candy any is even now a It has Gets Sore who fugitive. Never Miss Dunne and Cortez. Among FREDERICK B. HODSON been realistically transferred to the AND these other all of whom WILLIAM K. LAWLOR, players, Natalie Prefers lied / screen under the direction of Mer- are 10-ll-3t Executors. give interesting performances, direc- one of Hollywood s Duncan, Jill Es- Natalie Kalmus, the color vyn LeRoy, Myrna Loy, Mary best directors. Supporting Muni Is mond, Kay Johnson, Harriet Hag- tor of Technicolor, wears bright red Feet one of the large*t and ablest casts man, Julie Peg Entwlstle she be- DISTRICT OF WATERTOWN, ss. Haydon, most of the time because assembled In many month*. Glenda OIL 1—BURNERS and Marjoire Gateson. Probate Court, November 12th, lieves It makes her feel gay. De- Helen Vinson, Sheila Ter- r'oMPV The companion feature Is "Rain” Farrell, A. D. 1932. $12 spite offers, Joan Blondell’s Preston Foster and David Lan- ESTATE OF Frank J. late starring Joan Crawford with Wal- three ry, Seller, ^ lowest sir tor, Gloria, won’t give the movies dau are but a few of the many of Watertown In said District, de- are a an a ter Huston, Walter Catlett, Wil- If you searching for house, apartment, ^aoK. a tumble. Out of the 200 days he outstanding featured player* who ceased. Upon the application of nd complete “D« liam Gargan, Guy Klbbee and oth- Anna letters of has been in Hollywood, Gregory have Important roles in the pic-' Seiler, praying that or be to cover er favorites. Thursday the Strand administration be granted on job, anything else, you may compelled Ratoff has worked 120. Vivienne ture. In addition to mbre than 60 may will be turned over to the Sister- said estate represented intestate as o*ar«o8Reuair Osborne, an American by birth. earned players with speaking part*, 2000 miles—unless understand the convenience of 11 255 B*"*1 •** hood of Temple Israel for a mon- Him I.n Kov she per application on file more fully many you St0VD.a.^ muao ner aim aiaa« im *"»««'*■ were used. KBSg extras ster benefit The fea- her way from Hollywood appears, It is performance. The first movie Job Clark Gable. Ca»ad%to brings Paramount s ture will be the German as a “singing waitress”. Wednesday ORDERED, That said application advertising. picture Over secured was as an extra In a "The of June 13" be heard and determined at the film sensation “Zwel Herzen" new hit Night >oli Negri picture. And he was fired from that before the' day was with Clive Brook, Lila Lee, Gene Probate Office In Watertown in said (two hearts) and a deluxe sur- over. Raymond, Charlie Ruggles. Fran- District, on'the 19th day of Novem- rounding program will accompany ber A. D. 1932 at 11 o’clock in tlio Madge Goes Speedboating cos Dee, Mary Boland and Adri- people use want ad messengers because THE A. J. PATTON CO. it. Tickets, for the matinee and forenoon, and that a public notice Discerning Madge Evans is learning to pilot a speedboat. Jackie Cooper made nnne Allen. evening performances arc now on be given of the pendency of said Land his deburin pictures as a child singer—the thing he dislikes moro than and the time and they know a want ad never causes sore feet. Surveyors sale at the Strand box office. application place Ml anything else. Anita Page threw a big party to celebrate the twenty- HOW DO VOU DOt of hearing thereon, by publishing a third anniversary of her parents. And they say people can’t of this order, once in some JEALOUS WIFE SHOOTS wedding copy Commercial Bine Printers married in Bing has gone east to' resume his Tho low-horn Tibetan, on meet- newspaper having a circulation in SELF; HUSBAND HELD stay Hollywood. Crosby Hoar* 8 to 5—Setardnye 8 to IS radio work. ng a suporior, does not touch his said District, and by posting a copy A want ad messenger automatically goes directly Dial 4-C1333.
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