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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grier drove
to the Marvin Weer home in the
Grenora vicinity Saturday, where
Mrs. Weer was sponsoring
birthday party in honor of her
daughter Sylvia. The latter's sis
ter, Miss Irma, who is attending
school south of Grenora, was also
home for the occasion.
Oscar Larson, the Maytag man
of Grenora, was demonstrating a
machine Thursday at the Axel
Nelson farm home.
Joe Lee Hill, who was employ
ed on a farm near Homestead,
drove to Glendive Wednesday, re-
turning here the same day. Mon
/ day, Lee accepted work at the
Grier farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deb Chapman
were in Plentywood several days
this week consulting physicians
there.
Charley Preasley, who has spen
the winter months in this commu
nifty, left for Williston Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chap
man and children spent Friday af
ternDon socially with Mrs. A. Q
Ator.
Last week, rural teachers in thi
locality received special tests fror
the county. superintendent to b
given the pupils in the respectiv
! schools. Axel Swanson and Mr.!
Bert Guenther were present at tn
Longfellow and Roosevelt school
: during these examinations on FIR
day.
Math Ottenbreit and daughter
) Mrs. Ludwig Mattheson and Pea,
! and Bernice were Sunday caller
1 at the C. E. Chapman farm.
Robert Young and "Ben" lie.
4 Thursday in the latter's car fl
points in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Laura Chapman spent Il
D latter part of the week in Goa
: ridge at the home of her son De
Ed. Laurencen, from northwe
: of town was doing some tradir
e in town Monday.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tlustost
are enjoying a visit this WEE
: from their daughter Marie of 81
: ney. =. ..~t.ae> .-.~
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been is
sued to the following from the
Clerk of Courts office in this city:
Bernal Foster of Antelope and
Miss Marguerite Lee of Plenty
wood on March 1st.
Andrew NJ. Klakken of Dooley
and Miss Nova Berry of Antelope
on March 18th.
Edwin, Bergerbakken of Conner
town and Miss Dolly Johnson of
Comertown on March 26th.
John o. Lee of Plentywood and
Miss Francis Svobolda of Poplar
ON March 10Th.
George Rubin of Whitehall and
Miss Florence Bakken of White
tail on April 9th.
James Noble of Scobey and Miss
Agatha Hale of Scobey on April
| 18th.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
WESLEY

Martin Rostad an dsons of Com
ertown were callers in Westby
Saturday.
The school faculty attended the
defamation contest at Ambrose
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skelten and son
returned last week from Portal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lem and fam
lily and Mr. and Mrs. Obert Stage
berg visited in Grenora Sunday.
Fred Helm and p. G. Anderson
motored to Plentywood Sunday.
C. N. Rostad and family at
tended the declamatory contest at
Ambrose Friday evening. Their
son Walter was one of the con-
testants in the dramatics group.
| Anton Nelson drove to Peerless
Sunday, where he will spend a
few days booking after his farm
interests there.
Mr.. Abrahamson of Noonar
was a Westby visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Langen anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoel drove to
Kenmare Sunday, returning Mon
day.
Mrs. Arthur Hetland entertain
ed the Mission Circle at her home
Thursday, April 10th. Lunch was
served to about IS.
Services were held at the Cath
olic church last Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. Hoist, piano tuner, has beer
busy around town the last week.
Melvin. Helen and Ruby Hult
gren were among those who tool
in the contest at Ambrose Frida!
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Room of Forum;
visited friends in Westby Sunday
| Prof and Mrs. Friesleben spen
the week end in Kenmare.
Several of the teachers spen
4 the week end at Minot.
!. Mrs. Kelly of Comertown Wa
: shopping in Westby Saturday.
Keith Miller, son of Mr.. an
( Mrs. Peter Miller was taken
the Ambrose hospital last week q
r he had been ill for a few days. A
!. Ambrose they were informed tn
r hospital is being closed as D
t Budd is moving to Texas in til
near future. So the little patiel
|. was moved on to Kenmare, whel
f it was found he is suffering fro
IS pneumonia. Latest reports he w;
considered very sick boy.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guenther,
Lester and Miss Ann Knight of
Plentywood motored out to the
Bert Guenther home Sunday after
noon to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ethel Conger, Mrs. Lizzie
Davies and Ole Torgerson left
Wednesday in the Davies Durant
for Ashby, Mimi, the old home of
Mr.. Torgerson. The Mesdames
Conger and Davies expect to re-
turn here next week.
Russell Willard was elected
trustee on the Coalridge school
board last week, succeeding Clar-
ence Chapman.
Mrs. C. E. Chapman extended an
invitation for Sunday dinner to
the A. o. Ator family.
Clarence and Robert Young and
Constant Rumley were in Sidney
on business Monday of this week.
Mrs. Harold Guenther and
daughter Helen spent several days
| the latter part of the week with
! Mrs. Martha Hill, mother of the
former. r5,. +
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

The State Eighth Grade examin-
ations will be held May 18th and
10th. All regular 9Th grade pu-
pills must write in all 9Th grade
subjects and all regular 7th grade
pupils must write in both hygiene
and geography. Those who have
written before and passed a part
of their subjects will write in
those subjects in which they did
not pass.
Teachers examinations will be
held at the Court House in Plen-
tywood on May 1, 2 and 3rd.
Last Saturday evening, Miss
Singleton fell and badly fractured
her left elbow which will necessi-
tate her being in the hospital for
a few days. ~
A month of 1000 attendance is
reported by Louise Knight, teach
er in the Blue Valley school, and
by Mrs. Carl Jacobsen, teacher in
the lower grades of the Dagmal
school.
State High School Supervisor
! NJ: P. Moe will be in PlentywooC
on Saturday, April 10. A, super
visors meeting will be held from
$3.50 to 1900 in the 9Th grade
room.
Thirteen rural schools were Wis
tied last week by Misses Hall ant
Singleton.
Recent callers at the. office in
clude the following: James King
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Michels an
: baby, Mr.. Hoffelt, Mr.. and Mrs
, James Michels, Thorwald Brekke
Eva Macheel, Anastasia Currar
Jennie Stubbe, Mr.. Cookery, Pau
Lee, Henry Raaen, Ernest Stein
Ike. F. J. Miller, Matthias Hove
, land. VIM. Golf, Miss Kueffer,
o. Torno, Ray Whitish, Peder Bru
void. Frank Carlson, VIM. Crom
4 well. E. R. Denzer, Hugh Jone
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Toedte, Mr.
Fink, Arthur Anderson, Chr
4 Madsen, Adolph Olson, Theo. Flal
\ ne. Jesse Adams, Gladys Groin
n Mrs. Nita Robinson, Mrs. Sigr
o Jacobsen, Mrs. Estella Darlin
v Mr.. McInnes, Ida Rogne, Ernm
: Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Barsnes, MAJ
Botten, Lillian Gulbranson, ].
Singleton.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
All CLUB MEETING
AT HARDERSEN HOME

On Saturday, April IL the All
Club (Nimble Fingers) held its
organization meeting at the home
of Mrs. Hans Hardersen, the lead
er. Only five members joined
not many, but it's the quality IN
stead of quantity that counts.
The officers elected were as fol
lows: Lois Kent, president; Helen
Hardersen, vice president; Char
lotte Benson, secretary; Saraf
Hardersen, treasurer; Elenor Mad
sen, song and yell leader. Aftel
the business meeting was adjourn
ed songs were sung and games
played. A delicious lunch wa
served in honor of the 18th birth
day anniversary of Sarah Harder
dersen. The table decorations wer
nicely carried out in pink an
white.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
RAYMOND

, Jack Stewart had a breakdown
while on his mail route Tuesday,
but has his buzz wagon working
fine now.
Louise Hannah spent the week
end at the Hans Olson home.
Mrs. Art DRAFT left for hel
home at Archer Tuesday evening
She has been staying with hel
mother, Mrs. Harve Nichols, a
the hotel.
Harve Nichols went to Fortuna
N. D., Monday night because o.
the illness of his father. He i
better at this writing.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Ellingson
started for Peerless Monday morn
ing, where Mr.. Ellingson will put
in the crop for Anton Nelson.
Westby had a good heavy rain
Tuesday,. continuing a steady pour
all day and part of the night.
Don't forget the horne talent
play Thursday and Friday evening,
April oath and 18th.
Easter Sunday, there will be
service in the Lutheran church
morning and evening. Special
singing has been arranged fol
these services.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
Huston Had Labor Funds
In Brokerage Account

WashingtOn-FP - Millions.
i. 0I dollars of the funds of the :
!. brotherhood of Locomotive
!. Engineers were deposited by
. Claudius Huston, NOW chair
man of the Republican nation
al committee, with the New
Ylrk stock brokerage firm of
Blythe & Errro@, under the
name of W. E. MOOre-the
same concealed account in
which Huston deposited the
S36,1O0 he received for Mus
Gle ShO'als lobbying from the
Union Carbide Co. This was
HustOn's testimony before the
Senate lobby investigating
committee March Is. The
committee, at the demand Uf
Sen. Walsh of Montana, imme-
diately issued "a subpoena for
the books of Blythe & Bonner,
and for the appearance of c.
A. KrickeL, a member of the
:. firm, before the committee.
Huston apparently thought
that his admission that the
funds derived from disposal of
the assets lOf the B. of L. E.,
for which he became "a fiscal
adviser in 1927, would slow
up the examination of his
stOck-brOkerage deals in con-
nectiOn with the Muscle
Shoals lobby. But Walsh
pointed out that the commit
tees investigator, MIR. HOll-
> and. had been denied permits
sion, by Blythe & Bonner, to
look at the account which con-
cealed the Union Carbide
money. Hence the authority
Df the committee to compel the
:. production of papers must be
: invoked.
| = Sen. Robinson of Indiana,
+seeking to protect Huston,
then remarked that funds of
> the Republican national COM
: mittee might be found in this
same brokerage account
:, Blaine of Wisconsin welcomed
this fiea as being all the more
reason for learning how much
the Union Carbide cash haC
been mingled with that of thu
G. o. p. Walsh explained Il
+. Robinson that the committee
would only subpoena only sucl
accounts as dealt with th,
Union Carbide contribution
IL for opposing public operation
: : of Muscle Shoals.
= When the books are pro
> duced. and the broker testi
: flies, the disposal of the Broth
: . erhOOd of Locomotive Engi
3 neers' money, as distinct fror
: that of the Union Carbide CO
. and the Republican nations
a1i' committee, will be made evi
p : dent. 3
STA = =
n Winnett-The Mothers c
: has moved to quarters in the
g mer Mode building.
+ Hardin-George H. Gooring
n opened a meat market in
e building formerly occupied by
el Arcade Pool Hall.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
,ocal Brevities
Miss Clara Onstad is assistin,
a few days at the Fashion Shop

Miss Clara Onstad is assisting
a few days at the Fashion Shop.
--OO-
D. w. Kelly returned Friday
from a short business trip to Re
gina.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Void and
family of Raymond were here
Sunday visiting and attending the
Townley-Ridley debate.
90
Judge S. E. Paul and Court Re-
porter E. S. Koser are holding
law and motion day at Scobey on
Friday, and attending to other jul
dicial matters.
/ Beryl Pierce went to Culbertson
Wednesday evening to meet his ia
Their. VIM. Pierce, who has been
at Great Falls for the past month
attending to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell shop
ped here a few hours Friday
before leaving by train for Vol
Point for a short visit with Mrs
Mitchell's parents.
90
Raymond Guenther and Mis-:
Louise Knight drove to GlendivC
Sunday to visit with Leroy
Guenther who is employed in ;
mems clothing store in that city.
i James Moore of Medicine LAX,
; was a Sunday visitor at the H. D
Moore home. He was accompa
MED home by Miss Arneson an
the little Moore children VIII
kspent the week visiting here.
. ~ % : 60. .
Joe 0Toole arrived hast Tues
day from Los Angeles to atten
E to his forming operations in thi
= part of the country. Joe has live
in California for several years bu
: makes us a>visit every year.
: Andrew Iceland of Outlook an
l.. j. Sorbey of Dooley have bee
here several days this week o
; business. in connection with tt
/ Federal Seed Loan, of which the
y are members of the county con
mittee.
George Jackson, farmer of tt
= Welliver country, returned Tue
day from the western coast to a
tend to his farming interests. T
reports his family in. good heat
! and likes their new home which
in the vicinity of Spokane.
81 III 90 =
re Among those who attended Il
r funeral of Hugo Hass. at the Ha
lie home north of Outlook last Thur
s day afternoon from here. wer
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Erickson, [
of and Mrs. E. E. York, Mr.. and MI
lg Z. M. Krost, Mrs. C. B, Bull, MI
ne C. F. Christensen, Mrs, Pa
Kurtz, Mrs. Bob Ferris; and L.
Moe. as
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
Miss Hazel Anderson Hostess
A D~sIrn


At her home, Mrs. Hazel Ander-
son on Friday evening entertained
sixteen ladies at bridge. High
score for the evening was made
by Mrs. A. E. Oswald and Mrs
Ida Wright made second hlgn
Guests were Mrs. F. E. Guenther
Mrs. E. C. Peterson, Mrs. E. Z
York, Mrs "A F Zeibarth, MRS. )
]. Stevans, Mrs. Myrtle Donaldson
Mrs. Nellie Saxton; Mrs. Il. I
Helm, Mrs. George Koenlg, mrs
Leland Nuremberg, Mrs. A. n. Us
wald. Mrs. Ashton Moore, MRS
Ida Wright, Glenna MacDonal'
Mrs. T. Groin, Mrs. N. Thinner
4 man,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
CHURCH NOTES
LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. M. EGGE, Pastor.
Easter SUNDAY

Special music and program by
the Junior choir will be rendered
in connection with our regular
Easter services at Plentywood at
8 O'Clock in the morning.
Easter services at Antelope at
IL o'clock instead of at 9 as pre-
viously announced. Special mu-
sic.
Easter service at Dooley at 300
P. M. --.---
The summer school committee
are requested to meet at the close
of these services.
Sunday After Easter
Services at Outlook at IL A.. M
and at Raymond at 2:3O P. M.
A cordial invitation is EXTENDED
to all to attend these services.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
All Club HOnOrs
Miss Vest.a Hanson

On Monday evening the All
Club, of which Mrs. M. S. Nelson
is leader, gave a party at he1
home complimentary to Miss Yes
ia Hanson. Contests and games
were planned for the evening witt
Winnifred Ankerma and Haze
Brown winning prizes. At nin'
o clock, Mrs. Nelson served dam
ty refreshments. A pretty glf
was presented to Miss Hanson a
a remembrance of the Club.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
Mrs MI y Stein HonOred--

Mrs. M. J. Stem, nee dIau =
Kelly, who is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Kelly, was
honored by a miscellaneous snow W
err Friday evening at the Kelly
home by Miss Glow Krebsbacn' as
hostess. After visiting and a dam,
4 ty lunch Mrs. Stein was presented
with the parcels which, when OF
ened. disclosed many useful az
we'll as pretty gifts The inylteo
Guests were the Mesdames Stem
D. w. Kelly, A. A. Ziebarth, A. =
Erickson, H. Hanisch, C. F. Chris
Jensen, Beryl Pierce, the Mlsse
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
Mrs. ]. ]. SteNans Entertains-

Thursday evening Mrs. j. J.
Stevans was the hostess to her
club at her home. For bridge
which was played at three tables
Mrs. F. E. Guenther received firsl
prize; Mrs. E. E. York consola-
ton and Miss Vivian Walker hon
or consolation. Honor guests were
Mrs. C. R. Kienast and Miss Vlvl
an Walker.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18

Winnifred and Gertrude Kelly, Be
atrice Waite, Cora Risa, Kitty
Lynch, Minnie Summers, Mae
Grave, Gertie Petersen, Anna Ho-
vet and Cora Frisvold.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
Daughters of the Reforma-
49, Hoo Dsor1sn

Members of the Daughters of
the Reformation, with their lead
err, Miss Arna Njaa, and Miss
Minnie Dyste as their guest, en-
joyed a picnic supper in the coulee
north of the Rue residence.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
/0czeV

O'TOOles' Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Krebsbach,
Mrs. Ida Krebsbach, Miss Glenna
Macdonald, Miss Mary Goosh and
Joe O'Toole were dinner guests of
the O'Toole family south of town
on Sunday at two o'clock.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
Com 0regational Ladies Aid

Mrs. M. S. Nelson and Mrs. F.
M. Jasper were hostesses to the
members of the Congregational
Ladies Aid last Thursday after
noon at the M. S. Nelson home.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18

HamiHton-Harold Stanton took
option to purchase the Bitter Root
Bakery.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
LOCAL MARKETS

,.r April 10, 1880. %
!nI tbern Wheat---,---' 70
D. gf1ter wheat ..........,,, .63
VIZ VIZ Dururl .45 .
An ner bu. .35
4 Hs' ner bu. -----''''-''' %
0 Oo per bu. 2.59
S 9s per bu. ... 2.15
4 potatoes, P b,itter, per lb..-,-- 40 90
I CairT butter, per D, 10
EGGS per pOA'
Mrs Ls, saturday ltan, to attend to bust
Ss.s interests no
-. yordby and Melvin Even
OlOl ~. here here on business matters
i 7assdsy from I Raymond
co,o-FIax Seed. Points
=. FOL Farms rms Crosby, N. D. S-tS-c
81 oeeu 40
on0rande was a business
Ll0ns tor Vp If the court house last
t EansSS,f from Medicine Lake.
o..r+v Assessor Aspelund and
CCpI Pierce made a business trip
y b'I WSsstby last Friday afternoon
u.,o Collins, student of the
4 "a D siah school spent the week
@I ., his home near Raymond
:, and Mrs. Dave Meharry
NJ business and shopping VS.
WEI ssrs here Thursday from Outlook
r Faaborg was an official
zines. :; 81 caller from Medicine
IaEe tuesday at the court house
Mrs. Ole Jensen and Miss Ella
Il n!.., NJ, were shoppers here
s.m the Dagmar country Satur'
day.
Misc Mary Botten and Mis-
c15srtsOn of the faculty at Com
srtoVn were shoppers in this cit!
Saturday.
c0Dntv Assessor Aspelund lief
s.nrday for Rochester, Mimi
TSere he will receive medical at
tentOn.
Carl Lind of Reserve was
sns;ness caller in the city Wed
neSday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus COclirs wer
,bOpping in the county seat Satul
1,y from their farm north OF Tn
Village of Raymond.
Wednesday Mikkel Paulsen {
the Dagmar country was lookln
after business matters at tn
Clerk and Recorders office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wagnil
and daughter from the Benz
country were among shopper
from out of town Saturday.
90
Fred Grave left Monday fl
the Main line to spend a coup
Of weeks attending to busine
matters.
Ill Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Ola1
Egven were in Plentywoed fro
their farm near Archer to obta
supplies.
Mrs. R. E. Palutzke and Mi
Bel Of the Welliver country we
among the shopping visitors
town Friday.
Joe Redmond and Joe O'ToC
made a business trip to W.
Point Wednesday and Thursday
this week. - ~
Henry Goodman resumed
duties as deputy treasurer SAT-
day after several weeks aDseI
Que 10 illness. f
J. H. Golterman of Redstc
was transacting business and h
nOb6ng with friends in the col
y seat Wednesday. -
90
M. and Mrs. Soren Rungb
Of Reserve were visiting friel
and incidentally took in the sh
here Sunday evening.
90
Mrs. Jesse Hedges and dau
er and Miss Edna Schultz of
elOpe were doing Easter sh
ping here Saturday.
-oO-
y NJ. Swanson and wife '
nave charge of the Wanso !
SliCt were business visit2rs
ien'ywOOd Saturday.
40
Mrs Chas. Martin returned
"''et part Of last week from
- Sask., where she attended
funeral Of her brother.
M and Mrs. Charles Larter
@n Norman from north of
~ nOIO were shopping and attea
'usness matters here Frid
mrs. Myrtle Donaldson emf
viSt iron here sister, Mrs.
CCfo lhn. over the week end.
~ bun teaches in the Dagmar c
"a. MI and Mrs. Harvey Cal
G.' ana children and Mr.. and
MI. ~ PETERSEN were visitir
daTS 1erne Petersen's home
II llhnson's Store Ne
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18

PhiIlipsburg-The ]. c. Penney
Company, Inc, win establish
store here in May or June.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18

Il, ~ - and Mrs. Harvey Carpen-
G,, ana children and Mr.. and Mrs,
Es. eI y Petersen were visiting a,
dags 1erne Petersen's home Sun
The Washington times., 1930-11-15
ATTRACTIONS
ON WAY TO
THEATERS

"Just Imagine" is the next
screen attraction at the Fox. This
production was directed by David
Butler, with the special music by
DeSylvia, Brown and Henderson,
the combination that made
Sunny Side Up" Just Imagine"
abounds with song hits which
promise to even outdo those OF
Sunny Side Up"
The fast-moving plot IS OF the
period of 1880. Maureen O'Sulll
van, John Garrick, El Brendel,
Frank Albertson, Marjorie White
and Hobart Bosworth are all cast
in important roles.
A gala Thanksgiving week pro-
gram has been arranged for the
week starting Saturday, Novem-
Der %, at Warmers Earle. Marilyn
Miller, whose record.breaking
sally" played two weeks in
Washington last year, heads the
cinema offering. She is to be
seen in her latest picture,
Sunny" adapted from the stage
romance of the same name. Joe
Donahue and Lawrence Gray ap-
pear in support.
Belle Baker, stage. screen and
radio star, heads the stage show.
Joe Donahue, who by the way
had leading role opposite
Marilyn Miller in Sunny" also
appears on the stage. He and
Nellie Breen will present what is
said to be a dazzling comedy Of
fering. Other acts include Ardine
and Tyrell, Kay, Hamlin and Kay.
Helen Tejan, Keeler Sisters and
Leo Stone. The Earle orchestral
prelude and the Earle news
round out this entertainment.
Basil Rathbone, star of "The
Czarina," The Swan" "The Cap
tive" and THE Command to
Love-" will appear at the Ma
tional Theater for an engage
rent of one week commencing
Monday, November "a, prior to
it's New York premiere, according
to Arch Selwyn, New York the
atrical producer.
Mr.. Rathbone's vehicle is en-
titled "A Kiss of Importance" "
an adaptation by Arthur Horn
blow, jr., of Monsieur de st.
Obin," by Andre Picard, TriSt
Bernard and H. M. Harwood.
Ann Andrews has the important
woman's role and the other prin-
cipals in the all-star cast are
Montagu Love, Frederick Kerr,