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The Journal from Meriden, Connecticut • 12

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The Journali
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Meriden, Connecticut
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12
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TWELVE THE MERIDEN DAILY JOURNAL SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1952 fleers and Mr Patrick Gaynor newly installed president will address guests Twister Damages 100 Putnam Hemes In Any Language Theater Schedule at the Shubert PALACE and and 25 for 4 days with matinee cm Wed Sept 24 Young Nancy had been winning titles with monotonous regularity since 1943 winning the national championship and holding same for three consecutive years before joining Skating Vahities last year for her first professional debut Putnam Sept 20 -(UP)- At least 100 homes were damaged late yesterday when a two-minute windstorm whipped through the the at 2:12 5:11 and 8:10 of at 3:31 6:30 and 9:29 CAPITOL at 2:42 6:14 and 9:22 "Come On Leathernecks" at 8:03 MERIDEN THEATER "What Price Glory" "Tahiti Honey" north section of tliis city The wind described as a twister carried away a 2000-seat grandstandlt also -ripped off porches from three houses knocked down several television antennas and trees blew in numerous windows and sent a tin roof scaling for two blocks An insurance agent estimated damage at $25000 Striking Workers Of Bristol Brass To Vote On Contract Bristol Sept 20 -(UP)-Strik-ing workers pf the Bristol Brass Corporation will vote 'Monday on a new contract which would end the three-month-old walkout Negotiators for the CIO-United Automobile Workers and the company announced that an agreement has been reached but de-clined to disclose the terms If it is ratified the plant would resume operations Tuesday formly client in iu various Italian role -4 of hotel employes and movie peKonnel Gloria Marlowe who has a reputation hr foreign Impersonation Is particularly volatile and fiery And Joe Verdi as the "little waiter" turned actor is but gxid Nlta Naldi of silent fflm fame is back on the boards to be welcomed by her old fans Anne Minot plays the film star's secretary most charmingly Comedy horn go to Maurice Gosfield as "A Turkish whose all too brief antics bring down the house The single scene designed by Raoul Pcue du Bois brought from the first night audience a spontaneous burst of applauding approval The ornite interior of an Italian hotel suite is perfect in every detail and the view from its balcony so realistic as to make the audience expect the omnipresent pigeons fly in the open windows at any minute Mr du Bois also credited with the costumes which are in our mind less successful in so far as enhancing the charms of Uta Hagen at least The premiere of "In Any Ian-uage may not have overwhelmed us as a potential smash-hit nor left us with laughter-aching sides but it -s a pleasant and happy evening and a demonstration of Uta Hag great versatility BHS Local Apprentices To Be Graduated Graduation exercises tor apprentices registered under the Connecticut State Apprenticeship Council who have both completed their apprenticeship program during past year and qualified as journeyman craftsmen will be held for the Northern District of Connecticut at the West Middle School 927 Asylum Avenue Hartford Tuesday at 7:30 pm Apprentice candidates from Meriden with their employers arc: Gerald Richards Automotive Sales Inc Frederick Ritchie and Blackinton Co Robert Trella City Battery and Auto Service Inc Otto A Ziems The Connecticut Electric Equipment Co Inc Peter Barakos and 3ohn Nutter The Ellmore Silver Co Joseph Koncki Herman Schmidt Ralph Mazzocchi Square Deal Furriers Leroy Hartke and Adolph S' Pzedpelski Meriden Carpenters Joint Apprenticeship Committee and Aldo A Scoffone Meriden Masons Joint Apprenticeship Committee The flrat tryout of the 1952-53 eason at the Shubert Theatre in New Haven on this week where Uta Hasten may be seen in the atellar ro'e in both of today's final Connection performances And to see Uta Hagen is an experience This time she has a characterizai tkm in surh sharp contrast to her previous jortrayals as to prove how wide is her range of talent We are trot too impressed with the structure of this new comedy by Edmund Beloin and Herr Garson adapted from a story written by the latter "In Any Language" ha at the noment some serious flaws which may very well undergo successful surgery before it reaches Broadway George nbott who is presenting it jointly with Jule Styne is a most caoible director whose proven talents are needed to smarten up some of the duller moments as they i bowed up in Thursday opening He has a magnificent cast with which to work Although Miss Hagen has Vp billing she graciously shares honors with Walter Matthau and Joe De Santis in the two principal male roles Both men are exce'lent actors with the tech- TO-NIGHT COMES THE YMCA CO-ED NIGHT CLUB 7 10:30 Dancing Co-ed Swimming Table Floor Hhuffleboard Ping-Pong Television Free Checking Service PARTICIPATION FEE 35c MINIMUM AGE JR HIGH Legion Post Installs Officers A program for the installation of officers of American Legion Post No 45 was announced yesterday by Edward Schiffer Jr and Mrs Francis Galvin co-chair-mcn of the ceremony which will be held at the Legion Homp this The Legion Drum Corps will give a concert during a reception from 7:30 to 8 pm in front of the home Dancing and a buffet luncheon will end the evening's activities All veteran organizations have been invited to attend and the affair is open to families and friends of the Legion Commander Eben Dike will open the meeting followed by the presentation 6f colors and singing of the Star Spangled Banner by as- nique to accentuate the sharp contrast in disposition and thought-habits be-ween the ex-ace American flyer and the master cinema artist who is all Italian Since Miss HQjen's role Is that of an American movie star trying to break into the Italian field it is natural to wonder how much if any of the sto was inspired by the episode that both shocked ard intrigued two continents not too long ago If there is a conniption between the two real or magined it can be said this comedy is a somewhat neverse arple of the affair Funny situations and funnier lines inspire a goodly amount of mirthful aud ence reaction As for us we hope the director and authors will further develop the possibilities of the scone wherein Hannah played by Miss Hagen reveals the income tax reason for not concluding her divorce proceedings It has infinite possibilities that are but lightly skimmed at the moment The laig' supporting cast is uni Nancy Lee Parker Seventeen Year Skating Wonder Arena Next Week A wonder skater hardly out of kindergarten 17-year-old Nancy Lee Parker of Detroit will ap- semblage Mrs John Mulligan pear before nation wide audiences second district president and a this year in the new OLSEN I committee will install auxiliary of-JOHNSON-SKAT1NG VANITIES extravaganza coming to the New Haven Arena on Sept 22 23 24 SENIOR DANCE MOKE'S 62t Main Middletown DANCE FLOOR SHOW QUtMuHJ fbnt Last Tinea Today Wldmark Marilyn Monroe Bother to Io Gorcey and the Bowery Boys in Comes the INDEPENDENT IN YOUR OWN BUSINESS FOR LEASE -MODERN TWO BAY GASOLENE SERVICE STATION 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