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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-11-06
SAYS THERE WILL
BE WHEAT SHORTAGE

SPOKANE The United States is
faced right now with feed shortage
of major proportions. Indirectly that
spells a wheat shortage. Such words
sound strange, know, but they arc
true Thomas Campbell of Montana,
Americas largest wheat farmer is
quoted as saying in press dispatch
by John Sinclair.
Mr.. Campbell continued, Look at
the facts,-the authoritative govern
mental facts Corn is short 500 600, 900
bushels. Feed another 100000 0OOl
That totals 1,l00,OO0,OOO bushels. Now
what can take the place of this huge
shortage? Just 350,O00,O00 bushels OF
wheat That's all In word, for every
three bushels of grain short wheat
can supply but one. Does that look bad
for wheat? Quite the reverse. Wheat is
cheap-dirt cheap today.
Mark my word, the United States
will be on a domestic basis before we
can produce another wheat crop mo
wheat available for export
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built two units of the Kootenai river
road, Mr.. Gates is now contracting on
his own.
DIR. O. A. Britell of Whitefish was
professional visitor here Sunday.
]. F. Garner spent Tuesday transact
ing business in kalspell.
Mrs p. H. Dierman has been suffer
ing from a broken arm received while
cranking their car.
DIR. p Baxter of Libby was BUSH
ness visitor in Eureka Friday.
Fl. Mccullough was called to Winnie
peg, Canada, by the illness of his
mother He left Eureka Friday on
number 4.
Mrs William Snyder has been visit
ing Mrs. Ted Dahl of Kalispell. She
returned home Sunday
W. H. Kemp was caller here from
Libby Friday.
Miss Alice Mccullough spent the
weekend visiting Bessie Griffiths at
Rekford.
The Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle
will meet Friday. November H. with
Mrs. Ed Hendrickson.
Halle Dashiell was absent from
school last week enduring an attack
of the humps
The county road crew has finished
work at Ural and is now busy on the
roads near Rexford
John Rausch was a caller here from
Kalispell Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Sutherland returned to
Eureka Monday from Havre accom-
panied by Mr.. A. L. Sutherland who
plans to visit at his sons home till
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Ural Happenings

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rose drove
to Libby Tuesday.
Mrs. Don Campbell Mrs. Fred Rock,
Mrs. Ed Hendrickson, Mrs. McGovern,
Mrs. Porter and Donald Simpson Of
day.
The barn at Ray Dunwoodys ranch
was destroyed by fire Thursday. The
fire was discovered about ten o'clock
in the evening Mr. Dunwoody says he
is at loss to understand how the fire
started as they had not visited the
barn that evening. Their entire supply
Of hay-about ten tons-was burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Fritsch motored
to Kalispell Saturday
Mr., and Mrs Dick Butt and family
and Danny Paolini drove up from Lib
by Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Simpson and son Don
aid of Eureka took supper with the
Days Wednesday evening.
Clarence Kimber arrived from Wash
ington Thursday He has since been a
victim of grippe, but is much better
at present He is visiting at Frank
Cada's.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Felix Kuchenski oil
Stone Hill visited Livengood's Tues
day
L. r. Sherman, the Christmas tree
man" was business visitor here Mon
day.
Sherman Noel and James Blackforc
Jr were visitors here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Livengood ane
family spent the weekend with friend.
in Libby
William Herbert of Libby was bust
ness visitor here Sunday.
Joe Cada who has been employed
at Lupfer, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Cada
to Libby Sunday
Walter WOLF of Libby was calla
here Sunday
Mrs. r. Dunwoody and son Ray
and Mr. and Mrs c. w. Daggett wer,
county seat visitors Monday
Mrs. Green and son Marvin Of Rex
ford were callers here Monday.
Ed. Smith of Libby was a pleasan
visitor here Monday.
Promo Paolini and son Danny, Dicl
Butt and Corrado Fantozzi drove I,
Libby Saturday.
4 Ben Graham and Mr.. and Mrs, Har
old Rose moved to the Graham plac
on the east side of the river Friday
Ben and Pete are busy getting on
/ Christmas trees for J. M Hoffort 0
Seattle.
/. Don Campbell and his crew finishe
their road work north Of the yillag
and moved the outfit to Rexfor
Saturday. The road is now complet
as far as Ray Dunwoody's ranch
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Eureka News Notes
Continued frosn page p

tCOnllnueu ITCfH pdBt 81
Mrs. Dell Pike. for the past several
weeks.
L. D. Frost has returned home from
a few days soiourn in the kalispeil
hospital His visit was occasoned by
an infected knee received while hunt
ing
J. Scanlon of the Brooks, Scanlon
Lumber Company died October End.
He is the second member Of the firm
to die within the past year, DR. Brooks
having passed away this spring.
Wilson Smith is i'll with a severe
attack of the mumps. His temperature
has been high as 104
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reash, Wilfred
Tetrault and Mrs Alice Blue Of Spo-
kane visited Mrs Fred Rock last week
on their way home from Kalispell
where they attended the funeral for
Mr. Adolphus Tetrault.
Wayne Shanahan of Libby was
transacting business in Eureka Satur-
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter returned t
Eureka Saturday from Kelvin where
he has been working for the pas
month.
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. p. Simpson were
dinner guests at the Frank Day home
in Ural Wednesday.
Mrs. Dewey Martin of Tobacco lief
Wednesday for West Virginia to visi
her parents.
Mrs. Ed Hendrickson, Mrs. FREQ
Rock, and Mrs Don Campbell surprised
their husbands at Ural with delicou
chicken dinner Wednesday Mrs, ]. c
Porter, Mrs H. McGovern and Don
aid Simpson were their guests.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Dierman mot
ored to Spokane Thursday They re-
turned to Eureka Saturday.
/ Mrs. Paulsrud and Mortimer were
visitors here from Kalispell Monday
Louis Klenck Of Libby was cam.
paigning in Eureka Saturday.
Because of the death Of Mrs. J. w
Millegan there will be no Farm Clul
meeting this month. The next mectinl
viii be Saturday. December H.
E. Locates of La Grande Oregon
was in this vicinity Saturday to lool
over the Dickey Lake-Fortine project
with view Of bidding on it Formerl,
member Of the Gates x Soldiers
Brothers Contracting Company, which
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Jennings News Notes

Mrs. Fred Mann came in Wednesday
evening for a brief visit with friends.
Mrs. Mann had been visiting relatives
at Boomers Ferry.
Mrs. Wayne Aldrich and Mrs. Helen
Holenbeck of Arlington, Oregon, ar
rived in Jennings Thursday where they
will spend the remainder of the hunt
ing season. They were met by Wayne
Aldrich and Dave Lemon, who made
the trip by auto.
Virgil Hunt and son Aubre returned
to Havre Thursday after spending a
few days hunting near Jennings. Both
were successful in bagging a deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mann returned to
their home in Glasgow Friday after
a weeks hunting trip near here in
which they were both very lucky.
Thomas Dullenty was a Libby Wis
itor Friday.
Harold Dudley drove down from his
ranch Friday to get his nephew, Maui
rice Cook, for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Phanco mot
ored to Libby Friday evening to at
tend the Halloween dance They were
accompanied by R. c. Krouskop
Charles Rohel of Columbia Falls
bumped in here as second trick oper-
ator Friday.
Juan Etulian was a business visitor
Saturday.
Marshall Candee spent the weekend
here with his folks, after which he re-
turned to Spokane where he is at
fandiro Con1oOa 1Irtyorcitu
Rodrick Campbell was in Jennings
Saturday
Otto Laufer was a business visitor
Saturday.
Robert Krouskop left for Camden,
Washington Sunday.
Rodrick Campbell was a Jennings
visitor Sunday
Mr.. CASTOR of Troy is working here
as operator in place of r. G. Krous-
kop
Mr.. Patterson was business visitor
Sunday.
Fl. w. Dudley was a caller here
Sunday afternoon.
J. c. O'Brien spent a few days at
his home in Jennings.
Mr. Etulian was Jennings visitor
Monday The Etulian brothers are
leaving for Wenatchee some time this
week where they will spend the win
ter.
Captain and Milton Cottrell drove
down from their claim Monday ac-
companed by Mr.. Shanklin. Captain
remained in town for election day.
Rodrick Campbell spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Libby attending to husi-
ness matters
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Frary were BUSH
ness visitors Tuesday
Jack O'Brien came down from his
home at Yarnell Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dudley came
in to cast their vote at the general
election Tuesday.
Marion Barrett was caller in town
Tuesday. Mr.. Barrett has had as his
guests DR.. Jack Hardin and Mr.. Grills
of Great Falls. The three enjoyed a
few days hunting while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubacher came
up from Libby Tuesday evening to
visit relatives here.
George Hathaway was caller in
Jennings Tuesday
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Fisher River News

Mrs. Harry Shelley, Mr.. and Mrs
Garth Kenelty spent last week visiting
at the home of Garth's mother, Mrs.
A. Kenelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rexford and
family and Lewis Shelley of Kalispell
were visitors at the Ray Shelley home
the past week.
Elven Merritt and George Pickett Of
Poison were callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Beebe.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lowering and
family of Kalispell spent Sunday at
the H K Shelley home
Ray Beebe of Poison is now visiting
at the home of his brother, Hubert and
Kyle Beebe
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MCGinniS Meadows

Mrs. James Orr called on Mrs Morris
Davis last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ebert l. Dyer of Som
ers visited over the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. M. |. Davis.
Jack Rowland and Judson Gauge OF
Libby were callers at the meadows
Saturday.
Morris Davis helped George Kcebel
with his irrigating ditch Friday.
James Orr and the children came
out from Libby Saturday evening and
spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Davis. Edward
Orr and Homer and Ernest Davis at
tended the dance at Swamp creek
Saturday night.
William Scovill of Somers visited at
the M. E. Davis home the first Of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. James V. Ferguson oil
Poison visited in this vicinity this
week
Mrs. James Orr is spending this week
with the children in Libby.
Pete Torborgson and Carrot Var
Rinsum were here from Somers over
the weekend.
C. E. Gilbertson was caller in Libby
Tuesday.
Mrs. c. E. Gilbertson visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. hubert l.. Beehe
Tuesday.
Earl c. Walker was in Libby Tues
day
There has been quite number Of
hunters in this vicinity the past week
but not many have been very success
full in getting their deer.
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Tooley Lake News Notes

j. W. Swanson of Kalispell was here
on business trip Thursday
Bun Knott has purchased building
from w. A. Holder and is moving it TO
his ranch down by the Kootenai.
Eddie Clark arrived home Saturday
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Clark
Mrs George Clark, Richard and LII
cile called at the J. Ross home Friday
Doc. McFarlane visited in Rexford
over Sunday.
The program and dance was we'll at
tended at the Charles Leighty ranch.
The affair was given by Miss
Eunice Havener, teacher of Tooley
Lake school,
The manager of the Earl Clack Oil
Co. came over Friday of last week and
took out one of the tie mills operated
in this section last spring.
Mr. W. Winter arrived from Kalispell
Sunday and is hauling logs for j, W.
Swanson.
Wellington Brock called at the J.
Ross home on Saturday.
Walter Eskildsen has moved his
family out to Swanson's siding, where
he is employed at the Rhodes mill.
W. f. Herbert, county attorney, was
calling on friends in this section Sun
day
Frank McFarlane visited home folks
at Rexford over Sunday
Miss Lucille Clark spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Clark
Mr. and Mrs A. R. Truman called al
the J. Ross home Sunday.
Rev. E. c. Amondson and family OF
Eureka enjoyed Sunday dinner at the
B. Knots home.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Truman and fam
lily, accompanied by Mrs. B. Knots, at
tended a farewell party in Eureka a
the home of Rev Laura E. Terry OF
Wednesday evening. The latter left or
Thursday for Billings, Mont.
= Miss Virginia Birmingham is on thu
sick list.
]. w. Swanson was attending K
business matters in this section Tues
| day of last week.
Tom Burch has moved his fanl,
onto his home near the Kootenai
w. E. Butts and sons are clearing
right Of way for county road nea
his place.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Truman will q
to Kalispell the latter part of this weeI
where Mrs. Truman will consult
dentist
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FOrtine News Notes

Mrs. Fred Titchbourne and daugh-
ter Beverly, of Lupfer, spent several
days last week with Mrs. M. Zeller.
F. P. Carey of Eureka, and Henry
Brink of Libby were in Fortine Fri
'dayln the interest of Mr.. Drinks can
didacy for county commissioner.
Ned Jou9hin of Libby was business
visitor in fown on Friday.
Jack and Clarence Winkley are in
speeding Christmas trees in this vicinity
for j. M Hoffert.
Mrs. Chas. Mace is on the sick list.
Miss Helen Berg of Stryker spent
the weekend as the guest of Miss Betsy
Peterson.
A. H. Campbell of Eureka, wac has
lust returned from several months
stay in Alaska, was visitor at the
Weydemeyer home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Curtis were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs c. 0. Wink
ley on Sunday. 80
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Gateway News

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sat-
tier of Newgate, B. C., has been quar-
anteed the past two weeks owing to
scarletina.
Six carloads of horses were shipped
from here the past week to the Butte
Products company at Butte. DR.. Drake
inspected the horses.
Mr.. and Mrs Hansen of Spokane
were guests at the home of Mrs. Han
sens parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Sattler of Newgate
visited here few days the past week.
Mr.. Kirkwood of Missoula is guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
Weatherly.
A number of people from here at
tended the entertainment given across
the Kootenai Halloween night, by Miss
Eunice Havener who teaches the Tully
laKe school. The program put on by
the school children was very good.
After the program dancing was the
feature of the evening and at IL o'clock
a fine lunch was served Music was
contributed by the community. Mr..
Havener sang some Dutch songs and
Mr.. Wellington Brock and his sister,
Mrs Ethan Butts of Priest River, Ida,
delighted us with some good old fash
Toned step dancing. The fact that the
couple are somewhere near 70 years
old must make the young folks realize
that they have nothing on those old
folks when it comes to real dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sutherland of
Eureka were callers at the home of
MIR. and Mrs A. ]. Fleming one eve
ming recently.
Keifer L. Gray, immigrant inspector,
day.
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left the hospital in Havre Sunday and
stood the trip by train very well.
Will Ecker, Gene Johnson, Jack KEEL
Ter, and Kenneth Dennison all of Shell
by were in this vicinity deer hunting
last week. While in town they stayed
at the home of Mr. Ecker's sister. Mrs.
j. c. Porter They returned to Shelby
Monday with three deer
Mr. and Mrs Don. Campbell and MIR.
and Mrs Simpson spent Monday eve
ming visIsthe Asa Curtis family at
Deep Crt9
MIR. and Mrs Bob Hansen of Spo-
kane spent Friday visiting at the
Dashiell home.
Frank Pival Of Libby was an Eureka
visitor Sunday.
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.SLEEPON YOUR RIGHT Side,
BEST FOR YOUR HEART

If you toss in bed all night and
can't sleep on right side, try simple
glycerin saline, etc. (Adlerika). Just
ONE does relieves stomach GAS press
ing on heart 50 you sleep sound all
night. Unlike other medicine, Adlerika
acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel,
removing poisons you never knew were
there Relieves constipation in hoursl
Let Adlerika cleanse your stomach and
bowels, and see how good you feel,
Welch's Drug Store
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-11-06
While Dohhin Graxed

The members of the younger gen.
Grafton needn't think the clutch used
In an automobile Is something new.
Dad can tell you 1t was often used IN
the old-tIme buggy On a quiet country
road Louisville Times.
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Watering = Hanging Plant

To water hanging plant place
small funnel in the center of the has
ket. leaving the cup part above the
soil, but hidden by the foliage. Fill
this funnel daily with water. The wa
ter will soak into the soil gradually
and will not run through onto the
floor
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Looking Ahead

Some day, an anthropologlst tells
us, the human brain may work 100
times as efficiently as 1t does today.
Then we had better begin thinking
Of things to think about-stoddard
King In the Spokane Spokesman Re
view
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A. E. Johnson of Fortine was here
Friday working on the waterline before
cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Donaldson of En-
reka were visiting at the Fred Marks
home the last of the week. =
The Washington times., 1930-04-17
CHAPEL POINT
BOAT TRIP

DEsIDENTs Of this city and
AS visitors will welcome the news
that the Wilson Line, Inc. is to
operate the City of Washington
on the Potomac during the sum.
mer season. The boat will make
daily trips to Chapel Point, the
beautiful resort so miles down
the river, and in the evening
will be used for moonlight dance
trips down the river and back.
There will be no schedules on
Tuesday.
Although this service is new to
Washington, IL Is not new to the
Wilson Line as they have been
conducting a similar service on
the Delaware River out of Phila.
delphia and Wilmington for
nearly so years.
Tuesdays, the ship will be re.
served for charter by organiza-
tionS. Bookings are already be.
ing made by fraternal and indus
trial groups, schools, Sunday
schools. etc.
The boat sails from N st.
Wharf, s. W., where e. s. Viii
son, jr., assistant traffic man
ager, will be in charge Of opera
tions.
The Washington times., 1930-04-17
OPERA STARS
PLAY FOX

THE long awaited season of the
l. Metropolitan Opera Company
will be here next week at the Fox
Theater. the regular program of
this picture theater being sus-
pended for Wednesday. April %;
Thursday, April "a, and Friday,
April IS.
The three operas to be given
are La Boheme" on the opening
night, with Beniamino Gigli, Paolo
Ananian, Lucrezia Bori, Ezio
PIMA, Nanette Guilford and Law
renee Tibbett in the principal
roles: Andrea Chenier" on Thurs
day night, with Giuseppe DeLuca,
Rosa Ponselle, Giovanni Marti-
nelli, Paolo Ananian and Alto
Tedesco, while for the Friday
matinee. the closing performance,
'Traviata" will be sung, with Lu-
crezia Bori. Lawrence Tibbett and
Paolo Ananian.
Aside from the artistic and
musical phases Of the coming OF
the famed Metropolitan organi.
zation. it will bring to Washing
ton possibly one Of the greatest
public social functions Of it's kind
All of Washington's Congress
sional, diplomatic and society
leaders will occupy the diamond
horseshoe" of boxes.
Bringing the company to Wash
ington is a project backed by the
civic leaders Of the National Cap
ital through the Washington
Opera Association, Inc, Of which
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon is chair
man and Mrs. Wilson Greene.
manager. It is a no1.profit un.
dertaking, with any surplus ere.
ated to be carried over to next
year, to assure a longer and even
more diversified season.
The Washington times., 1930-04-17
| When Feature Is
Shown On Screen

METROPoLITAN-H. B. War.
ner and Lois Wilson in "The
Furies." At II q. m, 12:4O. 2:3O,
4:2O, 500, 7:55 and 9:45 p. m.
PALACE - Winifred Westover
in "Lummox. At 1905. 2:2O,
4:4O. 1880 and 9:45 p. m.
FOX-Sue Carol and Dixie Lee
in THE Big Party" At 1905,
2:33, 4:42, 7:4S and 9:57 p. m.
COLUMBIA - Hal Skelly in
Men Are Like That At 1906,
2:O6, 4:O6, 6:02, 800 and 10 p. m.
R-K-O,KEITH'S-Barbara Stan.
wyck in Ladies of Leisure" At
1l:1S a. M, lis, 3:1S, Sis, 7:15
and 9:2O p. m. ~-.
EARLE-Dorothy Mackaill in
Strictly Modern" At II a. M,
1874, 2:3s. 4:2s. 6:14. s:07 and
10 o. m.
The Washington times., 1930-04-17
NEWS OF
N. Y. STAGE

Vincent Youmans has COM
pleted the score for the new
Ziegfeld musical comedy, Tom.
Dick and Harry" starring
Marilyn Miller and Fred and
Adele Astaire which will open
in New York on September %.
Edward H. Harris production
Of his comedy, "Oh, Professor"
will open at the Shubert The
ater, New Haven, next Monday
night. The play is expected on
Broadway during the week of
April %.
Katherine Hepburn has re-
placed Hortense Alden in "A
Month in the Country" Miss
Allen has joined the cast Of the
production Of "LysiStrata," open.
ing in Philadelphia on April 20.
Stepping Sisters" playing In
Jamaica this week. is the latest
addition to the list Of plays
opening next Monday night. It
will be seen at a house yet to
be announced.
Jed Harris production Of
Uncle Vanya" opened last night
at the Cort Theater. Virtues
Bed" had its premiere at the
Hudson.
The Washington times., 1930-04-17
MASSEUSE IS
ANGERED BY
FILM OFFER
BY DOROTHY HERZOG
Copyright, 1880, Premier
Syndicate, Inc.)

HOLLYWOOD Calf. April II.
VOU have heard an echo of the
4 fireworks at the Pathe Studio
when Sylvia, masseuse extraordi.
naire, was asked to play a comedy
masseuse in Gloria Swanson'S new
outloud, What a Widow!" She
was to have been billed in the
supporting cast as herself Sylvia
Ulbeck. She refused the offer.
And how!
Ordinarily, such an offer would
have been considered . colnpli-
ment. Possibly. in Sylvia's case.
1t would have been q compliment,
but the idea of her being ex.
pected to farce her profession
for the sake Of a few laughs
struck the little Swedish masseuse
like g match strikes O keg Of
T. N. T. It is generally known in
Hollywood that Sylvia has the
same esteem for her work that
any artist has.
Hence, Sylvia will not be Miss
Swanson's screen masseuse In
What a Widow" Daphne Pol.
lard has been cast for the role.
The Washington times., 1930-04-17
Young Pat Wcds

All, ha, I see by the poipers that
Pat Rooney. III, and Doris Daw'
son, Screen-ite. stole a march on
the West Coast and Pats parents
east Coast, and were married
last Tuesday by Mayor Horace @.
Boyle, of Lyndhurst, N. j., one
Of the 10 accompanying friends
confided to q reporter the wed.
ding was q secret! Yeah, 1t
For 80 minutes of radio musical
ing next Tuesday eve. over WEAF
on a national hook-up program,
Sigmund Romberg will receive
the tidy sum Of 5000 clunkers.
Listens pretty all right.
Well. I'll be seeing you.
The Washington times., 1930-04-17
Winners Ignored

IN what seems like q hastily
! compiled list. Variety names
Is stars Of the stage as about the
last Of those having q positive
box-offioe drawing power both
on Broadway and the road. They
are: Ethel Barrymore, Irene Bor-
doni,, George M. Cohan, Katherine
Cornell, Frank Craven, Clark and
Cullough, Jack Donahue, Mrs.
Fiske, Grace George, William
Hodge, Alfred Lunt and Lynn
Fontanne (as a team. Otis Skin.
ner, Fred Stone and Ed Wynn.
On behalf Of o considerable
portion of the Washington play
going public move an amend
ment that will include Helen
Hayes and Jane Cowl. And some
where on the list, close to the
top. o place would be found for
George ArliSS.
How is Helen Hayes ignored2
An actress who got $1,000 q week
guarantee and percentage during
the successful run of "Coquette"
which only had one or two losing