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TELLS 0F PLOT
TO END RULE
0F MUSSOLINI
Garibaldians Ready. to
Land 1n.Itaiy When
Premier Was Killed,
’Tls Said
VIENNA. Nov. 18. (A. I’.)-—-Gurl-
baldian legions were to have landed
in Tuscany from Corsica upon the
receipt of news of Premier Musso-
lini's assassination and would have
i
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had the support of Italians under “‘0 “150““- according ‘0 ”‘0 irlcs is still hvtn'ywviuhi champion :nOtiaOn pictures to their present Otlnr nominations were also made i
Colonel Ricciotti Garibaldi ,who ”“9”” account are still 00"““11' of the world nnd where. on UN 1310- Diane. ~ unanimously. ‘
were training somewhere near the “‘5' ”‘0” searches of Masonic ““130 tnre post-curds Ol’ 11 bygone era. ‘
Italian border—such is the Fascist "30"" '3 “W and m0 “gianhwm- Gloria Swanson still wears the bath.
version of how the movement ““35 a“ 9V9“ ”“0 “5 ° °‘“” inn suit or her heuch ennirdy days;
against Premier Mussolini would 0‘ prominent members °t “‘0 "dc"- Here, in muclilnt‘s called Iiiuto~' Phone ’ Prompt
have been carried out if former De- scopes. is the. great Jei'fries-Sharkt'ey ' 527 ’ ‘ our
puty Zaniboni's plan to shoot the light of November, 1809. Filmed liy Dehvery
premier had not been frustrated.
Opposition newspapers in italy
have been generally suppressed. and
even the Fascist papers have pub-
lished comparatively few official
statements about the world wide
plot which they alleged had been
concocted for the purpose of upset-
ting both the Italian and Spanish
governments. but a responsible tra-
veler who has reached Vienna froth
Italy has made known much con-
cerning such a plot that apparently
is general knowledge in Italy.
Blame Socialists
This traveler says that the Feels!
journals allege that Ricciotti Gari-
baldi had the assistance of his bro-
ther Saute in making military pre- their faces became.
tartctanberry
joyOus days i
of feasting-2—
Steamingchot plum
puddings,flavoredwith
all the exotic spices
‘flnFatWooooMmcc
. . . ‘. and the Turkey,
of course, with its de-
licious dressing, and
sauce...’
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We’ve been preparing
for months to offer you
tion complete in every
detail. . . . and the
finest in every way! .
We’ ve found and par- _.
chased the finest cranv ‘
partitions for such a coup. and that
General i’eppino Garibaldi. another
brother. was interested originally in
their plans but became tired of poll-
ticui intrigue lustdiluy and Went to
the United States.‘ A fourth Garl-
buldl brother. Ezio. is 1111 “Niel".
supporter of Mussolini and seems
destined to attain high office in his
regime.
The traveler says that the former
- Socialist deputy. Aiccsle do Amhris.
is charged by the Fascists with be.
ing the soul of a plot directed from
Paris and supported by funds rais-
ed by Generui Luigi Capollo. arrest-
ed at the same time as Zaniboni.
General Capelio is alleged to have
held frequent interviews with Domi-
zio Torrlgiaunn. Grand Master of
the Masonic order in ltaly. The For»
cist newspapers say that Znniboni
was only an intermediary between
the domestic opposition to Premier
Mussolini and the Italian exilts in
Pulls.
Finds It Hard to
Entertain Royalty
MILAN. Nov. 19 (AP).—Angelo
Muse-o. Italy's popular music-hall
artist. has found that entertaining
royalty and nobility is the supreme
test of histrionic temperament.
Museo and his company were sum-
moned on short notice to entertain
the guests at the wedding of Prin-
cess lilafalda and Prince Philip Of
Hesse.
"Think of it," said the comedian.
"flfyt-threc princes! They not and
gazed at me. and the more I tried
my funniest lines. the more serious
I immediately
. THE EVENING SENTINEL-SO. NORWALK, CONN.
L08 ANGELES
ST Ll. HAS ITS
PENNY MOVIES
[.05 ANGill.iZS.Nor.19.(..\l‘)
—-Uniy u llnit‘ llour' s ride from the
humming studios of iiullywood 11nd
tfulrer (lily, where, the movies
march on to their appointed future
with 11 great. More of publicity, there
is :1 plat-e where time lnls stopped
and “ht-re one may see the film in-
dustry in its swtuldlinl; violin-s.
unholy oft: ling to the pusserby
,:"‘I'ittules 'l‘lnl Mow. " ' lot a lit 1111)
It is in the penny nlcndt-s oi Mnin
.1llt1“l]1(i.‘i Allin-hr, “in-11‘ Jim .“ltt-
the old liiogruph company in New
York, it. still feeds the gaze of the
ring {on willing to put a pl‘nny in'
the slot and tum the crank llrre
Jncli Dempsey is yet an ullkllO\\n:’
of his \icimy ou-r Willlrd llo hint
has penetrated this hiding place of
the past.
And here, if one has a good me-
dereioped a high fever.
trembled." ,
“Didn‘t they applaud when you
had finished?" naked on lnlerrleumr.
‘Not a‘ hit." replied Museo. "l
lily knees
thought I was a complete ilOp. There
was only accentuated silence, severe
looks and austerity."
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mory for i'nces seen on the llichel~
odeon screen ulmost a score of yours
111:0, one may recognize other fea-
tures still familiar, and perhaps
CH'll illluous. ill illlndonl.
in his early nssoeiution with BIO-
uruph the man who later directed
"The Birth of a Nation" corned n
modest living directing these quaint
Mutoscope pictures which one set-s
by peering into n hollow contrap-
tion ot‘ metui. if one is not afraid
of being seen in these penny arcades
and ohe searches long enough. it is
even possible to find somewhere the
lilutosuope in which l’ilu'ld \Vul'll
Grilllth noted. '
And after a few hours spent
111110112 the Mlltoscopes of the penny
arcades the student of motion NC-
tlll‘e destiny may gain new respect
tor the men who. like Grillith, took
thr‘socrudc and customarily scali-
duious one-minute cemedy atl'nirs
and out of them. stop by step. lifted
Debussy and King
Named in Meriden
nil-:lllDl‘JN, Nor. low-Wales Lines ’
llii Hussy again carried the lit-publi— ‘
eun primary for the mayoralty nul’nl-t
nnllon hem Tuesday night burylnpj
his opponclilfl. George R Hubbnm;
and ”airy J. Williams. Ml. (TI
Hussy and his entire ticket. which
was endowed by the Republican
'l‘mi'l'l ("ommlttea came out \letor-
ions. Mr. de Bossy having I major-_
lty or 111:: votes over the combined
\‘(ltr-n of his two opponents. He poled 1
1.308 votes against 217 for Mr. Hub- '
hard and 1'39 for Mr. Williams.
The Democrats. at theiCity Con.
rentlon in the City Hall Auditorium.
on the same night, unanimously re-
nominated Mayor Henry '1‘. King as
the standard bearer of the party for
”l“ 01W election on Dec. 8. All the
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