davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
!. RAKOCZI BETEGSEGELYZ0
h EGYLET 86. FI0K.

Z Elnok: Kertesz Istvan, alelnok: Ko-
csis Janos, titkar: CODED Janos, akinel
bcjelentendo, cine: 1928
Shelby st, Youngstown, O., penztarnok: /:
Balog Ferenc, beteglatogat6: Kanlocz
Tstvan. Gyiileset tartja minden ho Six
vasarnapjan st. Clair Ave.-n lcv6
Mih0k Andras fele pool roomban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
A SCENT ISTvAN KIRALYR0L Ell.
NEVEZETT EGYESULT ROM. ES
COR. KATH. TEMPLOMI ES BITS.
EGYLET
Alapittatott 1901 augustus 25-en.

Eln0k: Ifj. Balask6 Gyorgy. Aleln0k:
Mixich Gaspar. Titkar: Gregosits 10
zsef IS E. Delason Ave. Phone 36S9S,
kihez az osszes egyletct erdekl6 leve-
lek kiildend6k es betegsegek jelenten-
d6k. Perfzarnok: Kaluczki Janos 1349
Republic Ave. Eilen0r; Bodzas Janos
Bizottsagi tagok: Nemenyi M. Emo
Hoffer Andras, Habodasz Gusztav es
Horvath Istvan. agybizottsagi tagok:
Habodasz Gusztav, Horvath Istvan
Kaluczki Janos es Bodzas Janos. Hiva
talos orvos: DR.. Mahrer Marion Pal
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap. Gyiilesterem: A Scent Istvan
Otthon; gyiles minden honap els6 va
sarnap, delutan 2 orat6l kezd6d6leg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
EGY SZEGENY HADIFOGOLY
KERESI A SZULEIT

Miskolcr6l jelentik: - Lantos
Ferenc 30 ewes f0ldmives, aki a
multi ev nyaran tert 'vissza orosz
hadifogsagb6l, szuleit keresi. Be-
kesgyulan Almassy Denes gr6f
birtokan voltak alkalmazasban es
romanok el6l elmenekiiltek. -
Aki valamit tudna sziileir0l, erte-
sitse ct. (Cime: Miskolc, Pal6czi-
utica 90.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
Hirek az 0hazabol

nathan beleesett Zorro gulyassal
telt bogracsba es mire sziilei esq
revettek, valosaggal megfott
feje. A szjEk ellen eljaras indult
"a kislany borzalmas halalaert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
SZETVERTE Az OCCSE FEJE1
Az 0ROKSEG MATT

Gy0ngy0srol jelentik: : A he
vesmegyei Demend k0zsegben
Pelyhe 'Istvan gazdalkodo 0r0k-
segi viszalykodasb6l kifolyolag
osszeveszett 0ccsevel, Pelyhe San
dorral es kapaval $40 szoros er-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
CAMPBELL OHIOI ELSO PETOFI
SANDOR EETEGSEGELYZO ES
TEMETKEZO EGYLET
Alakult 19O3.ban.

Eln0k: Kelemen Gyorgy, alelnok:
T0r0k .J6zsef, titkar: Rati Janos, jegy-
70: Varga J6zsef, penztarnok: Sagi Ig-
nae, ellen6r: Molnar Wendell, szamvizs-
gal6k: Fod6 Istvan, Majoros Istvan es
Timar Janosne, trusteek: Varga J6zsef
es Fod6 Istvan. Hivatalos lap az Anne
rikai Magyar Hirlap. Gyiilesi helyiseg:
l20 Robinson Road. Gyiiles minden h6
ncgyedik vasarnapjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
SEGITSEGERT KIALTO
ELETUNT LEANY

Budapestrol jelentik A
Royal szalloban szobat berel egy
egy j6l 0lt0z0tt no, aki Deutsch
Maria neven jelentette be magat.
A hajnali 6rakban a III. emeleti
folyoSon nagy izgalom tamadt,
inert Deutsch Maria bezart $40
bajaban kialtozni kezdett:
= Segitseg! Segits6g. Megmer-
geztem magamat!
A szalloda szemelyzete besietett
a szobaba, ahol ekkor mar eszme.
letlen allapotban talalta Deutscf
Mariat, aki bevett. br6m meny
nyissgtol annyira rosszul lett
hogy. orvosi segitseget ,kellett ihiy
nj. Beszalitottak a Click szanat0
riumba Deutsch Mariat, akir6l i;
rendorseg megallapitotta, hogy ;
Kisdi6fa-utca 10. szamu hazbal
van a lakasa, de az meg mem de
rilt XII, hogy milyen okb6l kovet
te ell ongyilkossagi kiserletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
EGY SZEGENY KISLANY
BORZALMAS HALAI.A

Hajduboszormenybo jelentik /:
Sas Rozalia ha5dusamsoni egy
ewes kislany egy orizetlen pilla-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09

telmeben szetverte annak fejet. A
20 ewes Pelyhe Sandort haldokol-
va szallitottak az egri korhazba.
Agyvelejenek egy resze kifolyt.
Allapota sulyos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
CAPITOL


Although NTH Green has e<-zb-
Ehed . tradition for u-znkiShreSs
q the screen her nexeSt roe. that
o. Becky Thatcher n Pz-an0unrS
Tom S1ETe- - the Capi-ol Thea
ire. : . dS-Inc- departure from the
NTH tradition
As Tens sweetheart she wears
lCr6e ours IN VIZ @ course and
CePo-ts herself with Tire 1rI- d.
Eea1o- C = E--1e lady @ the early
Veteran aFs Instead Of h- Gus
-0-z-E odS-e-perUz-Z Sh< = sen
= = portrayal tn. : almost wholly
z-E%5czl
Her earlier rc-e< Ee-e Is the Lad
= q the be--e-s-- children = Tns
N2-age PzvE-O--G- Tia u--u.v
ard Ee66-1E hO1Se-zz6S 6z-zn-
-e- u -EozEE the z6oCssd c+isd
= Ths Santa Re T-zZ.- Cara Bu=S
Tip little sister n Lore An0-E the
M1--.c-z-E
Jack@ CooEzn = seer s Tor
Sawyer = the fin ard the roe u
EEEkory FIN = played b
JUNIOR D-k- BJ-n are i years
C 1Ee- MI = me
paramount has spared 10 eTu<rS
O Effort y = king Ton SzEe
IRE n1s- faithful tzIE5@ -er-o1---
-cn C = clzSz1c O. z1c-5c1 that RS
STE been attempted = Hollywood
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
School Pupils Stage
Christmas Program

ca-6-s1 @ TIE E5- B-oEzE=<
E10o. Presented II z-EE=S
El-S-EzS pea GO T--EzzT
altman 5rf- IRE PzzS---
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SETt-zl sar-- r--5s-S le6 - g
TIE rL7-7z- 1.s-=-S m c7e-er-a
entitled Sara Cans - N5.1e-
Ge1R Land = <ha-n nez-T fne
Children pa-,c1z-1L
Tne Fz-e----ezrsS association
Ae-d q SA1- 6-EzeSS SeSSn The
pz1c purchased u As association
tc- TIRE S-1nc1 ~ES used fc- The
frs tire a. t1s r-og-zn
q Ncz1zy Ee ID p-plS - his
EL0oi re 70 g --Ez-en g h5-
chocolate ~ : friend
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
.APONE FACES
CHAIR THREAT
Judge Says Efforts VIII
Be Made To Convict
Gang Lord

CHICAGO. DEF IsLP-Jr1ze
Jc11 L Ly-s today -Gs o1ocd ax
saying efforts would g made 20
sed A-7hozse Cz7o1e. Ez7g chef
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E1rh ire saying C to Eel
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c1z-. = L = pcsx-ae 20 % e
sad Judge LEse. Ea0 .ssze6 . TzE-
E-ry warrant for C72cze -eTz-z-
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. de He EzS ID right 70 i've
SPEAKING Es0-e tn Cnazz1
safety cC1-czl toe t1E-e rsr-5crec
C7Qc7eS lane u ccr-ec1s1 Ezn
~ king II iSE c. By jim
Co-EE0. re7G-e6 Tcz- ard
also = c11necEa E1-h TIE dez--
C z17-5E Dz1 EhoSe Ez7e II CT
III reveal lie Herald al Ex2z-
EE- E0EeTe-- sad TIE S-a<s az
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20 ES1fy Szch zc-0-
HO<z-d Kl1E I'll nsw<7s1E-
described Is : member Q. The Ea-E
organization O. Johnny Terra <zS
A-<o u = Sz10ol Tie Motive wzS
never Gear. bur M--1zsi HINGES
E1o vas chef q detectives A. re
the. E2s quoted Is saying ths-
HoxGc and Ca1o2e had cEz-rese5-
Later Cs2one EzS Questioned Ire
Herald and Ezm1-E- said bT
assistant states attorney william
q McSE-gE-1 Who Vas a-SszSS-a-ed
ITO years lz.e-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
JUDGE KLEIBER
LAUDEDBYBAR
Retiring Magistrate Had
Served On County Bench
Nearly Four Years

= reSLz-C1 eNQ-eSSzg regret a.
rs Retirement and appreciation C
rs EEk On tie be-Ea - l5Es Ct
IRE CzlE07 county cC--- e LE
has Eez HANDED judge John 1
kS15S- o. Ihe Cameron County
Bz- assertion
The resolution. passed recently.
rez6S n part as follows
Judge KI@1ce- Ezs appointed D.
Gov Dan Moody. three and one
1z1 years aSo 70 I'll tre ner-T
created past O. Judge ~ IA. Re
began Immediately his Ia51rS.
bringing 70 MS -zSk the LIE y
pG1e1ce q nearly forty years II
practice O. LA, three decades O.
Thlca <e-e spent Is district At
.o-rey OF the 25-a cy-.c H
ens-gy ard Initiative. his sense q
a1zro-. his keen desire for even
handed justice. MS lack O. has and
his utter 1n1a-ria-1ry speedily Ell
cez-ed hin - ltigz1-S jurors and
members CT the bar and al others
Eao had personal @ professional
contact With him
he G-s6 Ms cCI-- % the high
g pane O. judicial dignity.
Bar Is Grateful
The ha- fees thst Ire Ia5ox
q Judge KeI5e-. fruitful O. beae-
- 20 the pubic. should - Of
1>1a-y taken c0gna1os OF ard
the 6eb. o. gratitude ozsd hin nv
the pubic S1ouId C expressed O.
Is members ot TIE bar Who :
ne spokesman &C. OH fz-cx c-
.1Els O. Cansrul county n maj
-ers affecting their Jude ser-
wants
Therefore, be Z. resolved trz-
the G- Il behalf OF TIE cs-rz-nzo
o. this county thank J-1-e KzEE
Tor his l251-S II rhe 115E- henzr.
extend GU rez-e.< .. his AsS--
MO private life and tha- co5es az
Tits re<o-z-11l d x1-sad On TIE
z--G-S % this cc---- Ire Cca---
CONT - La, and delivered % the
ReSs s-5 Judge EE-5E
JrcEs kIE5- US a ez-[[z-R
.o- re-esc-s01 ard Esrt Ir-o tre
cs1oc-z-c -11-0f1 Es-n jude :
= Yates. but retired 81 favor ~
re l-- 1<u-e e-sc-ion 6a-e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
District Pro
Head Transferred

WASHINGTON Ie- L.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
TTAfS
TOPICS

AUSTIN DEE Jus. : Ett-s
ose- hall . billion dollars have pzSssd
th-11g1 L1e hands CT " G-ezoT
Hatcher Is treasurer CT rhz sax
O. Texas II the pas sx yezz
Nj Hztc1e-- Il rs t--zI reoo-
% Cor Dan Moody sad n re-
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sLSEG99 C-e- the safe reoe.--s
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81. ls1 The safe paid cut sTIE--
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T1S Pz--1d-
his total receip-s 6E---z MS *
years n ot1oe have bee1 s5-5OSy-
500 2-- Hatcher said
SoEe o. TIE main items C zte
Business. as reflected = t1e annual
report o. Treas Hz-c-1Er fc- TIE
rear ending VIII Aug II hare
been General reTen-e receigS
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
MOpie Calendar
BROWNSVILLE

BROWNSVILLE
Clpifol-To- SzE-Fr. Jackie
CoOkan a-d MlEEe Green
Dittnnznn-Wan Street. Ralph
Irce-
HARLENGES-
Arcada--Biliv The KID. John
Mack Brown ard jay johnson
NeALIEN-
Pal1c-Only Szps Work: May
Brian and Richard Arlen-
Qneen-LOnsSone Trail: YAK
ina Caru---
San BENTTO-
Riyoli-1Ca- @ the Flesh: Ra-
mon N0Tar-o-
P7l7c~-The Ara-hs Kids Is
c .ck Perrin
WESIACO-
Ritz Ect-; George Ban
croft
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

TIE Eez-ae- rs mostly fair 70
Gear and rather co. 20 coz
Throughout Tze United States tins
morning sxceP- EoS-ly caou6T IL
The Southeastern ard far eastern
states Light 20 moderate r-ecs1lta-
Ton occurred within rhe last 6
hours zI0nZ ard near the Gu-s
rozS-- II northern Florida and II
tie far northwestern states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

Al! Standard Makes OF
Fiat Silver and Holloware
carried IN open stock.
Priced 10 lit every purse
and need.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

~@&~@ - 49, &&&
EAE-EGE Dec. IA r-r1s-
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ErzE fri re TRLleT rAk Frn-.
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<1neS c. the A-erlrzr Ra-wnT Ex-
press c0-1E-T he-e yeS-E14T-
S-pZe-.x &-E 5ezTT - - Ee-
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EL- 80 -Ex- fer GzTE E
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
EIIIEIIE

Tirs- sgu-ez l0zeS- temperature
E5s1-. second highest yez-r-
cay: third wind velocity &C q a
n: fourth. precipitation u las =
aoE-J
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

w. E-l~H nTa-nxE - 80
EaS< ard = Ca c=-zE -S
$50 sezscz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

Me- III. -121F 2cEz g
S1-@ AE< 1<- sd rs rEz-
- -z--e-< = Ja-Ezz c1zT "
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

And here's the aquaglider. Dick Pope
is trying out the novel contraption at Win
ter Haven, Fla. lowed by speedboat, the
aquaplane is lifted in long leaps over the
water by the airplane wing.
g Wide World Photos
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
MOVIE STARS
/ BOOKED FOR
= g- t-5r
D. c. STAGE
BY ANDREW r.. KELLEY

AN~~~~~~~~
One year ago labor trouble in
Philadelphia theaters forced an
early opening of the washington
season. History is repeating itself
ON Monday night, September
Is, the Belasco Theater will re-
light with Helen Hayes in Mr..
Gilhooley," brand-new Jed Har-
ris production which is switched
to- the Capital because of labor
troubles in New Haven, where II
wa. Originally booked.
Mr.. Gilhooley" is an adaptation
by Frank B. Elser of Liam O'Fla-
herty's novel of the same name.
The scene of the play is Dublin,
Ireland, and the time Immediately
following the last Irish revolution.
Arthur Sinclair, for Is years head
of the famed Irish Players from
the Abbey Theater, will have the
important title role and will be CO.
starred with Miss Hayes.
Fhis sudden advance Of the
legitimate season opening means
that workmen now putting in a
steel curtain. at the Belasco will
work on a double shift. Manager
L. Stoddard is busy arranging the
other details and Richard Nancy,
general press representative for
jed Harris, is expected hourly to
assist in the plans for the open
ing performance of "Mr. Gill
hoOley," the first on any stage.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
JOLS0N STAGE
PLAY NOW A
MOVIE

Alan Crosland, who is cred.
tied with the direction Of AL
Jolson's new Warner Brothers vi
taphone picture. big Boy" now
at Warmers Metropolitan Thea
ter. is known as a director Of
famous firSts.
In 1925 he made the first syn
chronized picture, Don Juan"
starring John Barrymore. 1t was
this picture that revolutionized
the entire picture industry. A
year and a half later he directed
Al Jolson in his first motion pic
ture, THE Jazz Singer" which
was also the first picture with
talking sequences. Then came
"On With the Show" the first
all-color screen production with
music. His "Viennese Nights" 4"
soon to be released, is the only
operetta written originally for the
screen.
Now in big Boy" he has an
other hit. with AL Jolson in what
Is said to be the funniest role he
has ever played. The picture is
taken from, the stage play of
the same name which ran for
three years, with AL Jolson in the
leading role. Jolson once more
takes the character name Of
Gus, which he has used in most
of his plays, and portrays a col
ored jockey. The setting is laid
in the Kentucky Blue Grass
country and the story revolves
around the Kentucky Derby.
The racing scenes are all authcn.
tic. There are some scenes be.
tween JolSon and the horse he
has raised from colthood that
are said to be very funny. There
is some interesting intrigue in
this story. with Gus, of course,
winning the Derby. But there is
a trick ending that nobody ex-
poets.
Jolson was fortunate in sur
rounding himself with an excel
lent cast, including Claudia Dell,
Louise Closer Hale, Lloyd
Hughes. Eddie Phillips, Lew Har-
vey, Franklin Bate and Jonn
Harroh.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
When The Feature Is
Shown On The Screen

FOX-George O'Brien in Last
Of the Duanes." At 1910 q. M,
1924, 3:43, 5:18, 7:37 and 9:57 p.
M. Stage shows at 1855, 500,
1903 and 9:23 p. m. ,..
METROPOLTTAN-Al Jolscn in
big Boy" at 11:25 a. m, 1:05,
$3.50, 4:35, $40, 8 and 9:A5 p. m.
EARLE - Dorothy Mackaill in
"The Office Wife," at 1905, 2:04.
4:O5, 6, 8 and 10 p. m.
PALACE-BuSter Keaton in
Dough Boys" At 11:55 a. m.
2:14, 4:38, 1927 and 9:51 p. IN.
Stage shows at 1928, 4. 6:49 and
.9:13 p. m.
COLUMBlA-Greta Garbo in
Romance" At 11:15 a. M, 1:15,
3:25, $50. 7:35 and GAS p. m.
R-K.O KEITH'S-Claudette Col.
bert in "Manslaughter." AT 11:25
a. M, 1:25, $3.50, 5:27. 7:3o and
$50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Film Stars Booked

colleen Moore will pay a pro-
fesNonal visit to Washington
around the late 1880 holidays. in
q comedy drama written by Anita
Lo0S and now in rehearsal under
the. management of the Selwyns.
The film star will play the Ma
tional Theater and later in the
season Wilma Banky and Rod
LaRoque will come to E Street
under the same management.
Miss Moore will make de
luxe theatrical tour, travelling in
her own private Pullman with
o large personal entourage. If
her play clicks as she hopes there
is-no secret about the fact that
she expects to take it right back
to Hollywood and turn it forth
with into a movie. The Moore
exchequer is ample to finance
her own production. Win or lose
as a footlight star, the experience
iss expected to prove valuable to
an actress whose major experience
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Banky Has Accent

Wilma Banky's excursion into
the legitimate drama with Rod La
Rogue is largely to polish her En-
giisn. Miss Banky is one of the
screer-'s noted beauties and was
one of the first flight Goldwyn
stars until the takers arrived.
Ttsn her thick accent became a
haaldicap in the casting of roles.
Fer last picture was "A Lady to
Love" in which she played Lena
in the film version of Sidney How
ards play. They Knew What
They Wanted"
Rod La Rocque has had a long
stage experience, both here and
abroad, before entering pictures in
1919. He is married to Wilma
Banky and Hollywood rates them
among the industry'S most success
full exp0nents of congenial matri-
mony.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
LATEST STAGE NEWS
FROM NEW YORK

and theatrical reporters earn
their salary. There are eight
openings scheduled and before
the week rolls around there will
be a few more. Good old Sep.
tember is here again and with
high hopes and much anticipa-
ton we look forward to the new
season.
Carroll Pierce reports Brown
Buddies." the new tan skin mu:
sical comedy in which Bill Robin
son and Adelaide Hall will be
featured, is well along in re.
hearSals and will open for a brief
out-of-toWn tour starting at At.
lantic City about the fifteenth of
September.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
IN NEW Play "AR GHOOLEY% SEPTEMBER IS
Little Sunshine" Is
JOLsO1.'s NeUest Song

Little Sunshine" the principal
song which AL Jolson will sing in
his forthcoming Warner Brothers
vitaphone special. big Boy" is
expected to be even more popu.
lar as a song hit than was
Sonny Boy"
There are four songs in this
feature, to be released on August
80. They are Little Sunshine, {"
"Hooray For Baby and Me, :" "To-
morrow Is Another Day" and
Liza Lee" The two first are
by Mitchell, Gottler and Meyer.
The others are by Green and
Slept.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05

Robert Newman has completed
the cast for his forthcoming pro-
duction based on Vina Delmar'S
novel. Bad Girl" and it is now
in rehearsal under the direction
of Marion Gering. The cast in
cludes Sylvia Sydney, Paul Kelly,
Charlotte Winters, Sacha Beau.
mont, William Pawley and others.
Bad Girl" opens at the Windsor
Theater, the Bronx, conais1g into
New York about the first Of 'Oc-
tober.
with Privileges" the ne W
drama by Ruth Welty, which
Adler and Green are sponsoring
opens in Jackson Heights next
Monday on a preliminary tour
before the Broadway premier.
The week starting September
IS will make the dramatic critics
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Jimmy AT BelascO

when the ticket window is
raised for the new season at the
BelaSco James Bernard Hughes
will be waiting to greet play
goers. The former financial ma
j0r.domo at Polls Theater has
been appointed treasurer of the
Lafayette Square house. Assistant
Treasurer Thomas remains as his
aide in the box office.
As previously reported in these
columns, T. D. Bonneville. last
manager at Polls. has been ap-
pointed the Shuberts general
manager in Pittsburgh.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Bebe Daniels to Play
In Fairbanks Film

Bebe Daniels, it is now signed.
sealed and delivered, will play
opposite Douglas Fairbanks in
Reaching for the Moon" his next
United Artists picture. Miss Dan
iels has been borrowed from Radio
Pictures,
The Washington times., 1930-09-05

will be featured and Miss Wells
will have the chief feminine role.
Hugh STANCE is the playwright.
The remainder of the cast in
cludes Howard Miller (also we'll
known on E Street,, jeanette Fox
Lee, Claude Cooper, Edgar Mel
son, julia Cobb. Kirk Ames, Mes
singer Bells and Joseph Greene.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Wells On Broadway

Marion Wells, this seasons lead
ing. woman for the National Play
ers. makes a Broadway appear
ance next Tuesday night at the
LQnsaere Theater in the best role
Of her career. The play is The
Loae Road" In which Otto Kruger
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Nine Ships Used

A fleet of nine ships has been
chartered by Paramount for
George Bancreft's new starring
picture, "Typhoon Bill" a story
of the sea,
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
PLAYS Grid Star

Richard Arlen portrays an all
American football star who gets
job at health farm in Para
mounts Social Errors"
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
L;328I 343f3;E
STARTZNG TOlNORROW at IO:3O A.

Parade" with jeanette MacDOnaId-the Same Star Who
Charmed You with Her Feminine loneliness and Excep-
tiOnaly Fine Singing in That Memorable Production.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05

has. been before the silent cam.
eras.
Colleen Moore was among the
last of the Hollywood stars who
drew telephone number salaries
81, weeks in the year. Her last re-
ported First National stipend was
$1A,OO0 a week. Now stars are
hifed by the picture or on short
term options.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Another Marriage

A romance that began in an
Australian company of Rose
Marie" reaches its climax in Holly
wood tomorrow when John Gar
rick, English leading man, is to
be married to Harriet Bennett,
New York stage actress.
Mr.. Garick was Reginald DanSS
then, and both he and his future
bride were playing in the Rom
berg operetta.
Now he's in the films and doing
well.> He has just completed the
juvenile lead in Fox's Just I'm
agine." You will recall him as
Maurine O'Sullivan's sweethea: {
in Song o. My Heart"
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Strange BedfelIows

SSA~Ao~ D~NASAA
Hollywood makes friends Of an
cient enemies. Abdeslam Ben Mo
hammed Khoubarik, former Riff
chieftain. was met at the train
this week by Louis Vandenecker,
a one-time member of the French
Foreign Legion. In former days,
the two were enemies in desert
warfare. They will work together
as technical advisers on Beau
Ideal" sequel to Beau Geste." "
Not long ago, at the same
studio, a former German baron,
who ferreted out British military
secrets in the world war, was
cast in a picture opposite several
en-EngliSh officers.