Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 4

NATTQATUOK DAILY NEWS, SATUBPA3T, AUQUST 8, 1942 Uib Notiil Nr thq bmioMhoi; tHo DiilJlyl' 'lfllHh oiUih HjUtircluy thJHtfoitafmi- foi- Saitday, following iiln'ti Now VoiHTuincI tlohneotlout Mcljb i Gem Next 3 of of; tho VVi Jl You 1 ON THE AIR tho i'nnT M. ctypny InlQrvloWil, Marlonc, KUldltiH k6v Daly, 18 Polish 'Musjo, 6s 15 in. OaHlhg Puri-Am'orlca NOWjj and Dnrioo Spotty fit JJO p. of- 'Living. With -Mib Jbatcra OH on llrtsvull WAHCH-Worid Muntolpnl'Oporft Sym- AlboH Quid- tot A.IK.l W.JX— of' From and Voices Ordh," V0ii Can' Illllor 7:45 Wnr vo Forovur No WM Oi'oh.

Oroh the; Id tn. In th'6 Ai Jrtn SttVlU Wlth-Winga Up i Hoaomury Quartet' I Vo firry Qfua Touv Vflfhn, Viloal Duo i our hir.ado AindrlcUn Way Mdlodyv'- 1 bii 'announced Flyiu.ffta'lii--tlttiji' blood romance In lives iiccordino to (he urllsl cnptui'Od the spirit br Columbia's "FIljjJU. pnokwl new nvlnlion drama -at for three Pnt OIHrlort, tilmin Ford nnd Evelyn Kcyes head the stellar cast an'average ItlngUsh woman, has boon I a. cadot, tho youngster -learns -the brought- to th'o -screen as a thneljj I truth about his JlyJng a'n'il significant motion picture; "Tho-second load' IB 'Mull House us it does'with, the heroic Blues. of the 'British middle class- thd the honio fi-ont during war; is now at IX.Q.O.W th'oii'tcr for a four day TJiO simply, honestly 'and gmph'ioally Loltl as it might bo In.

a 'dlapii'toh bombed English' Village, 1 Is- around the Mini- voi'H' and- 'rainlly. Gree'r Garson anil NValtorPldgeon as her husband, are starred In the Metro-Oaldwyn picture. The 1 film Happily, reunites thorn -as the 1 pub-: ll(i. clomahdod, al'tor (liolr outstund- liig perfo.r.inanues. in in the Dust.

1 Principal locales of the picture fire' Condon, bel'bro the and ti nearby village on the Thames, Where live in solid- hldfile ela.ss Tashi'On with Iheliv throe ohlJdJJon. ''While the picture' iUs several HpoQtacular se- tho Dunkirk nnd ho of tjie villagL 1 em- ihnsis Is j)jacod. on reactions of-, these oycrydny Irrpugh -the htircbr.B of: war in their rather. than tho ti-agic vqntH, yoJj. The Dunkirk! se- pxainple, shows the non- men 'of ihe vll- 'their fleet -of -tiny oats, ti-a-pped fatlit'rs, 5ians' 'across the tiir- bulent and Hol)ywo'ocl TOO UfiERAL WITH NO-WARMOWICTS Would Be Much More Hairdboiled If It; Had the Chance, tion.

Again the 'guitar'- of' maestro Is the.instrumentul feature, and superb is the-word 1 for the per)- i'ormancc master plectrum artist. Yvonne King tends her dn- Hniguirig solo style': to this well- ch.osen song. in the band form singing' background to Miss King's 1811 6 Dadrn, week's- Victor Musical Smart- JWIJSIC OF VICTOK HEU- Mixed Chorus. Eniilc CpiidijQtor, Marjiuret Frimk Parker and Waller (From, THE SOUTHERN MOON Nauulity and MV DKEAM GIRL (From "The ttllNE (Froni nhd WHEN YOU'RE A WAY (From "The 'Only SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE (From abid I'M FALLING IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE (From "Naujjhty GYPSY LOVE (From Fortune aind ROMANY LIFE (From; f'Tho For turte Victoiv Herbert makes ul mmier listening. It would bc-dil- 'icuit to a happiei' combfna- Herbert favorites Umn led, in Victor Musical Smart- Set P-122.

scoring for voices, DOth in the chorus and solo, is. excellent, and extremely effective as ecorded by the Victor Mixed Choris with Margaret 1 IJaum, Prank Barker, and Preston, under he of Emile Cote. WHITE CHRISTMAS and ABRA 1AM. Freddy Marti.u and Jiis Oi liostra. Twp 'holiday scenes in th ew ParaniounL liilm apply the -thematic, material for ils Freddy Martin double.

WHITE CHRISTMAS, to say, used in the of December scene This is a- smooth flowing ballad in' the best" Irving Berlin "man- Clyde Rogei-s blends Berlin melody in Win- Production 'Board says that it pne the of his from New Voo'k stjieo 1 and It had the job to do all- over. it would be a Jot more h'ard-boilcr about converting industries 'to -war A new report by the board criticizes as "piecemeal and negative" 'its own efforts to put on a. war- basis: The 1 thinkf, all be up these words' 1 1. nj.eral -in' iellting Jn- opntinuQ oui'- h.o.n-' the. Army Mrs.

(Jonnumo Aclolt, of Amorlon'H to- Afnorlou Oroh. Victory I oal So ro- m. NVATIl- WDlV WlCe nado Fftri'oll WWAI' 1 Tod 1 vStooln's Stiitllo Oroh Party Hour 5 VVORr-Alvlnp 'Moy Oroh. IliOO. Nows; Wcwthor 11:15 P.

ponahiio- QrcH. In tho Little 1 plays; Beldon, grund- the JJ.y tea mod. 'with also. from "Life 1 of Vin il.do.n, pf tho. and 1 'F 1 6Fv.LAtly J3elclon 1 I'lilor, of village, 'who loaks.do.wn...h.er, the middle Clares, Is portrayed by' Dame May.

rioted olnractor jn other leading 'roles are Uoni'y Traver.s as the station master uind Henry Wllooxon as the village, "Mri Mlnlvor" Is positively pic- belongs 1 "Mini" soo" list- of attraQtions. Don't miss for. anything to (joino out-of Hollywood so far this. and thn lat- The'; 1 6f leveled 1 at AV; a mon.tji: i -by tlie 'Triuiianv: -At dolla'r 7 a- Tluiro jjo.a sun- grarn of selected shor o.st 'news WDlngton Droll. Duko WOn Oroh.

11:00 in. Otnoo Oruh, II-OHpUallLy. Tlrno floattionton Oroh, g-r-TO'l l.cwlfj Oroll. Great Chapter Play Showing the Alcazar yonr what it ineffi oipntiy Industries war 1 Tlie, bbur.d it wroirg 611 w) hg Mio" recojTi meri- pi'; the ariyiyi-j I 11 con i n'iitid! rod lib in. 'pf the 1 approximately 'appeals 'made wantecl continue around 2,000 As -a i adio sets tons of tlio.us'antls machines, vacuum cleaners and sewing machines over and above the numbers originally 's'ciiecluled turned out.

P. 13. officials arc A to- point out that tli'ese us'od -qp a rnlal.1 ycly small amount, of critical materials. But, concede, It's'the principle of tile thing. Martin band is suave- paints a thrilling snowy Gh.ristmas.

-is ther number 'Iri'ihe Lincoln's' Birthday produe- -Here we liave a sharp devia: mood AVHITE A BR AH AM- i a sto rmy, rhythmic song S'omewhaf; in the spiritual. vein. Trombon-ist is' swellegant In llic. or-vbcalist wllvh a fine vpic'emost advantageously used; TlVc cstra, exh i i ts a sm art das and vim in the performance puls-ing instrumental por- Wons- of the arrangement. 'We pro- diet both of these songs will- be demand shortly.

Leads: Album "The Music of Victor Victor Mixed Chorus, Cote, Conductor, with Mnr- Oiuini, Frank Parker uhd Walter Preston. 'NKATH THE SOUTHERN MOON and-MY DREAM pIRL. THINE ALONE iinii WHEN YOU'RE '-iv-. All, ISWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE nnd I'M FALLING IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE. GYPSY LOVE SONG and ROMANY LIFE.

Victor, -WHITER CHRISTMAS and AnRAHAM; Freddy Martin and his Orchestra. Victor, A ROY IN GIRL IN LACE and IN THE BLUE OF EVENING; Tommy Doi-sey and his Orchestra. Victor, WHEN IT'S MOONLIGHT ON THE HLUE PACIFIC and I NEVER KNEW; Alvino Rey and his Hliiebird, A BOY-IN GIRL IN LACE and THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER YOU; Teddy Powell and his Orchestra. IHuobird, BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON and SWING OU TO VICTORY; "Fats" Waller ai hsi- Rhythm. Bluehird, JOS de BUI)A; Vincent an his Orchestra.

Bluehird, KEEP ON THE FIRIN LINE and FIFTY MILES OF El BOW ROOM; The Carter Family. Bluebird, DON'T YOU GO? and GOOD BYE (Blues sin; or with Waller Davis. Bluebird, LEND ME YOUR LOV wicl. IKJN'T YOU'RI SMART. jsinger wHh inslru iiental ace.) Mciijphis Slim.

Come and Shop Floor Junior washable white $3.95 from $9.95. Junior Sports Jackets $3.75 from 75. Junior long trousers school in from $14.75 to J19.75. Young: men's to 40 from $24.75 to $33.75. MIPS PLANES OR FLIERS SHORT ON OF arid IN IN KHAKI A THE BLUE GIRL IN OF EV" Tho ') 1 Sttion WATR K(nnoy P.

1 M. NOWH f'lqhmm of Calvary MMHlyal Album PKITJ. Joy Oroh. tyun Off Victory Reyye Now Showing- at 1 State, Hartford first -episode of "Spy -Smash- Uirlll-pacKed new HopubJIe 801'jaJ, now at the along with. "This Time For Keeps," who wltarasscd the inl- 11 provide a roady made for tho subsequent to show every week.

j.Kane niclvmoml docs admirably in tljrj title role, never, allowing the HUsponwo lag for. a split sec- Franco Corsaro registers well In the opening Instalment as Durand, the -oe Frenchman. OF FOREST HRES HELD BYPOUCE M.f rm. MjJ Dorsey and his Or- Tommy perrprms the'new Charley Wi'ubel -offering, 'A GIRL IN in'a delectable; fashion. A grand piece Writing; both melody and fit the demands the times the season to'perfection.

'Jo-Stafford'vis -the bor- sey orchestra funrish a fasdlnat- ing background for Miss Stafford's vocal 'and T. trombone. IN THE BLUE' 1 OP. EVENING is a ihrllling, romantic song 'h-andsome- y-performed, Sinatra sings his usual, captiyatihg- fashion vhlie Tominy -trombone solo is a 3iec of superlative horn work. Unhesitatingly rR'Cbmmended as summer music of the very best ity.

1110 vl Hovuo, 'halle'd to bo Oich, IC) Jrowlu Ktaga on prusonleil on the of 1 llonofl State theater, KaHford, today and Sunday, only. Th.o'glarit show, with oatH of-ICO; Hoparate.and '-rpaoh unit a Iri --Unit No. I Iptroduccm (plotp'iuicl. top loft), and of Oroh, annoimood Ohuroh, Hour Hlport Dvornoaa NOWH Army In, KOrtini of Hio Hoxy havo feu- Stun tils -from tho- Tfuiiod Holly.wood. Krtlghf, lovoly HOMKHtroHH with llrb hand, shown top, rlaht.

Unit No. 2. proHontH tho world's loveliest 'hylhni and dunoluK girls, tho HoxyoUeH, Oao Koftlor'8 whOHO porronmmooH thrlllod the svorld, Unit No. a galaxy of Hlars ty fliitfl, InrtltKllfiK tho HOVOH four JollltoorH, OaudMmlth four'SfdnoyH, and a host, of othoi'H too mohtjon. Thoro IM a Mldnlylit Stago and Show thlH wook-ond on Sunday MUlrvUfhl, Marling at in.

Tho door.s 'for -tho Midnight show opon ut a. MI. Don't Stalo thoatnr, Hartford, IH -oomplotoly dlUohod. Fine Program Next 3 Days at Gem Theater KVO- lyn lu'-yew oonio 1 (o, the Gem' theater on In UUH been hailed by Hollywood as one -yoa'r's IhrtlllriK service plbturjos, VFIIgfit -Lieu- Pvitkfkltl A rt A. story, men who fiy like.

ahgols-, llght like 'dtiiitons, Igji L'l-p to i ted 'by Sidney SiilkQw from Michael -Blank- scroph.p^y. sot. four largo' J'orost- flros In' Now Jersey has been caught. He Is Charles 'Sargent; boon turned Ncw; Jersey by CohnociiOLit state; po- ll.cc. Sargent walked into.

oliostci 1 bui'i'acks of the state and askcx! ooulcl got Job In Har'tl'ortl. Tho ofl'lcor askod for his dral' rcglstratio.n; card, and wli'en lie 1 n' pr-ocl b'egan cs- tionihg 1 him. Tlie story then de- volopod. nio of. tho fires wore near, the Naval station! Now at State Cros- Current Jnn Mlnlvor," Lead at Loew's Poll host-aollor, "Mrs, story of produced the new- action; and hnpor.tant Tninor players Include such well known' character, actors Male, -Minor Watson, 'John Gallaudet, 'Parks and Frapk Puglht.

V'forHOtten men! 1 the the tOHl Into their own In "flight JJeutenftn't," 'along with wliat -are saiil sl.wrply InoisiVq phases pi p'rdsep t-day'' Appen r- Ing as a (ly.Ijng hero-'of World War 1 Who- ilnds. hlmaelf Ignored by the aces'and air cadets'of World War 11, Pat O'DrleiV'. traces the gulluntry which has made tho American 8. wings so'fast and so power- ful', DlHoredlted, as the result; of 'tragic error whloli cnusod the death of he IOSC'H licensed hly young son still the Impression thai ho is a hero, to. hlde hla'past In the 'torrid ti'oplcs, The boy grows determined to ay is father, On the ovo of'hia Ust soio flight as Victor, WHEN IT'S MOONLIGHT ON THE BLUE PACIFIC I NEVER KNEW, Alvino Key and his-Or- cliestrh.

Alvino-; -his la en tod en- the performance of IT'S''MOONLIGHT ON THIS BLUR PACIFIC, a -Bonny Davis-Ted Blmpjro of 'haunting appeal 'compelling Bill Schal- -is in the arrangement also spotlights The Four Sisters singing ofwthe irV.the band. Rey's scin Li lifting -ithe score fashion and Indelibly as -an Alvino Roy KNEW is the ever brought up Avlth a new orclicstra- Boston, isn't just love and desi're for a home that has caused all the war marriages, with polrlicrs. partly because girls, have an eye on the AL lqast, Iha't's belief of Doctor Jcari C. I-ecturcr on marriage 'and family relations. She a summer forum at, Boston uni'versfty' that many brides were what- she described, as wise girls.

They carefu the monetary vniuc of a insignia, according to. Doctor And adds that many parent.py are promoting lho' friendship off their daughtQi's: wJ'IJi who financial se-'j curily, She says that many brides- I. to-be are aware' of' insurance oi from five to ten thousand dollars that would if they were unfortunately widowed. 1 sell th.c enemy's planes or fliers short. That's the advice of mcii men' daily take th air to oppose the best the enemy got.

And eight months of war in th 'Pacific has-taught Allied pilots-on 2cro fight is oqc of the wood's finest fight ing planes. Nearly, three years of. war has taught a' 1 lesson, The is tough, at some heights than the best'the Allies have developed. American fliers' in the Soufchwcs'l Pacific have had 'to change, lot ol th prc-Pearl v'-kai'b or i deas. Any )t can tlioughts that the Japs were just bunch of funny little in flying packing crate's have' been proven the hard way.

The stress' simplicity. They go' into, battle much as the Japanese does, stripped of evcrythi'hg" not essential. American, pilots, say- the ships carry a min- mum of non-essential equipment and a maximum of arms. Their best attribute, these flier's ay, is to climb fast and jet on top in: combat. At that, the.

Zero is a mongrel-, has th'o best features of the vorld's planes. Tbc best have deyeloppti' combat it, say ilie fliers in Aus- ralia, is the Marauder ho as fast, but it the Zero. The British feel that (heir is the equal, at least, of the German Although pilots forbidden to discuss i) 1(! ro a( merits of the plnncs, "haMlo )0 show the Focke-Wulf has on Spitfire at groat heights Off-setting thivs technical cism, however, is the cold fact nine out of 10 ocke-Wulfs' shot down 10 days ago by i(j ij Another di'awback i.hn 0c i Wu.Jfs is its power mechanism, all concentrated in a small sj And that's where the British ncrs aiin their lire. gul Tlint odd piece of furniture ttnd buyer if you use the Clss fled medium. I Order Delicious Coll'oc, (a IJrcnkfnst I For Unit outino Mils Sniulny i have 1'icnlc Supplies of all kinds Kuhn's City Bakery! MAPLE TEL Give YourTHouse The Lowest Prices In The City John Girdes Music Shop We Buy, Sell, Exclmnac nnd AH Kinds Of Instruments Violin, Pinnos, Radios, Clarinel, Trumpet, Accordions, Snxnpliones, Wood Winds -x Musical Supplies Tel.

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Natugaiuck avings Bank The Old-Time "Mutual" WAR DAMAGE PROTECTION Now in force on nil proporly wlllj expire June 80, Tliis protection may for, 'ilj loco! insurnncc njjcnfs who nre ncthifj for IC I I "uited Stntes Govern incur. For infohnntion see Naugratuck Insurance Agency, Inc. F. W. ICATON, Manngor.

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