New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 26

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. HERE TODAY 1ght f k He 1 ed, too, ¥ i in it and h with it trailed him all wood, and had her, trouble s 2 bilitie had virtually over Hol le with yo 3 n . at Mona Mor- oming interested in they had gone to the hall in Los Angele dence of this to a | ssed sharp ey from Mona, a Remembering ly protective feel- red-haired girl, t or two of un- thought: “Paul's v Riddle's voice broke in on , demanding to know if goin ith him to the Paul Collier v d and got up, and Dan We haven't e today ex- time the told him. and how And after he got the tion he called up Anne Win- 1% a bite first he had promised her. He was not sorry, he said, hearing her rehearse it; it was Anne Winter's song Anne danced as she sang it, danc- ed with her hands on her hips and with her arms flinging wide in aban- don, with a chorus behind her, fol- lowing. She smiled as she sang, smiled with flashing teeth and curv- ing lips and vivid, sparkling eyes, and she sang in a low, smooth, mel- low-sounding voice, with a micro- following her about overhead. | ough it ma before Hurley was were diff extra * to catch the v times satisfied; ies with the chorus: an was needed, placed lo rhythmic tapping of dancing feet; the sound chief ha a new suggestion that Hurley thought would help. And once, after going through the number, Anne swung away from the stage and found Garry an watching her. He was le ainst a step- ladder, one foot on the lowen/step, an arm resting on an upper one. He lobked bigger and brawnier than h his white shirt open at the d the sleeves rolled up past powerful fore- trous- and his hair As Anne passed near him he put there | YOUNG SALESMEN -~ USE WRONG TALK ]Dr. Scott. “I happen to be president |of that institution. I don’t remember |seeing any of you boys around, What's your college? What work are | you majoring in? What—" But the three had disappeared around the corner. Dr. Scott noti- |fied police and the youths were taken to the station. After a lec- (Tell President They Ave Students | are"eo e ciacim, Aftr 2, e Evanston, IIl, Aug. 29 (A—Three | young magazine salesmen picked a | poor prospect yesterday, or a poor | sales talk | The sales talk was that they were | making their way through North- western university. The prospect was Dr. Walter Dill Scott, president of the university. The ther vouths, who later lves as Sam and Herbert of New York and Philip d of Los Angeles, explained that money they made from maga- | zine subscriptions all went into tui- tion fees and such at Northwestern. “Well, isn't that fine" returned | identified use | sentation, the boys were released — || Burglars Rob Theater Showing Crime Movie ‘Washington, Aug. 29 (A—While the audience of a suburban mov- ing picture theater watched a daring jailbreak scene last night, two men left their seats, put on masks and relieved the manager of his night's receipts. Proceeds of the crime picture totaling $ , left the theater with the pa while the audience are, got its thrills from the The manager was found his office, securely screen. later, in trussed. Wholesale his hand a had seen a whole a g ter silence reigi d she stopped. She stage cease activi- from Sloan, and ut- where, an i had been bedla Sloan held up a stu of Quality . 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