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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-09

Before her marriage Jam 3,
Mrs. Melyen w. Pannell was Miss
Kathryn Marie Spitz, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Spitz, 406
North Denny street. The Wedding
took place at the home of the
Rev. B. B. Shake, pastor of the
Grant Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church. Mr.. and Mrs. Pan
nell are at home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Spitz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-09
Luncheon to
Be Held by
Mrs. Cannon

Beta Beta alumnae chaper, Alpha
Chi Omega sorority, will meet Sat-
urday for a / o'clock luncheon with
Mrs. Fermor S. Cannon, 4235 North
Pennsylvania street.
A musical program has been ar
ranged by Miss Lorinda Getting
ham. It is as follows
Trio
"Kamennoi- Ostrow" ...... Rubenstein
Pastel Menuet" .......... Paradis
"A Dream" ............... Bartlett
Miss Lorinda Cottingham. violin
list; Miss Dorothy Berger, pianist,
and Miss Marcena Campbell.
Mrs Donald u. Bridge. '3D'D :
Trio-"DanSe Hongroise" .......... Bohm
Misses Cottingham. Berger and
Campbell.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mesdanles L. Roy Zapf, A. A.
Thomas, L. E. Gettins, Joseph E.
Buck; Misses Frances McNees, Fern
Echolds, Dorothy Lambert and No
ma Davidson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-09
Officers to Be Seated

70
George H. Chapman Relief Corps
10 and Post 200 of the C. A. r. will
have public installation of officers
at 2 Tuesday at TT. Friendly, 512
North Illinois street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-09
IS THERE
A PARADE

of dirty dishes and a stream of dirty
dishwater running through your home?
If so, something is wrong.
Are you still washing clothes with the
aid of an ordinary tub and washboard.
wringing them out with hand wringer.
hanging them out on the line to dry. and
then ironing them with hand iron but
little better than the Old-fashiOned sad
iron? If so, the women of the Pharaohs.
washing on flat stone at the river
bank, did the family wash with no more
labor.
Do you believe that housekeeping
can only be done with broom and an
inexhaustible supply of elbow grease?
If SO, the cave woman, with handful of
twigs, or the European peasant woman.
with twig broom on handle, was as
well off as you.
Let electricity be your servant! You
must direct and supervise it, but it will
do this work for you much more eff
GENTLY than you can do it by antiquated
methOds-and do it more cheapIy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
HARD FIGHTS
In BIG Ten
Wisconsin Minnesota Game
Expected to be Classic
OF Week

CHICAGO. Oct. rs. lP-The wes-
tern conference gridiron champion
ship situation has been whitfield
down 70 four undefeated teams and
next Saturday probably will see the
select group reduced to two
The most interesting engagement
on the weeks schedule. both as
a battle and as II concerns the
championship race. will be the tradi
tional Wisconsin Minnesota game at
Minneapolis. Neither has been de-
feated in conference competition and
they appear as evenly matched as
anv pair IN the league.
Other Big Ten contests will bring
Illinois and Northwestern together
at Evanston. Purdue will meet Chi
cago's hapless Maroons al Chicago.
and Ohio State will meet Indiana.
which has not been beaten, on the
Hoosiers' field.
About the only surprises register
ed last week we're the sizes or scores.
Northwestern did Just about as ex-
pected In removing the Ohio State
menace, 10 to 0. Michigan surpass-
ed all expectations BY crushing
Illinois, IS TO 0. Indiana. accorded
a mild edge over Chicago. battered
the Maroons into a state OF help
lesSness and made off with a 81 Ia
6 victory. Minnesota was favored 70
take care Of Iowa, but not by such
margin as "a TO O..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Was PIONEER
ON DIAMONDS
Colorful Warrior Broke Up
Famous "Black Sox"
At Chicago

EAGLE RIVER. Wis. Oct. 26-
R-Baseball's old Roman Is dead
Charles A. Comiskey, 73-year-old
owner Of the Chicago White SoS
OF the American league, died early
today at his camp refuge here.
He had been in failing health
several months. He rallied. how
ever, when his club won the city
series with the Chicago Cubs OF
the National. Shortly a~fterward.
however. he began slowly sinking
toward death.
The colorful old warrior whose
life story was synonymous Of the
rise OF professional baseball in
America had taken refuge during
his declining days in the quiet fast
ness Of his forest tract here. His
home stood out in its spacious
beauty against acres OF untouched
wilderness.
Comiskey's body will be forward
Roman wrought his achievements
Comiskey, who fought for every
point because through bitter ex-
perience / early learned that one
lost decision may mean the loss OF
a pennant," began life on the sand
lots OF Milwaukee. His father. a
politician. wanted TO make a plumb
er out Of him: but Charles Albert
insisted on Sneaking off to the III
provised diamonds to play third
base at $50 a month.
After having built up the SoS
from the beginning OF the American
league into an organization known
the world over. the battling "Olc
Roman caused a sensation when
in 1920 ne wrecked his machine or
finding that the 1919 World Series
had been thrown to the Cincinnati
club.
The White Sox never quite re-
covered from their 1920 slump. bu,
TO the Ynd Of his days. the "Olc
Roman fought on, hopefully, un.
tlringly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
KANSAS STATE
LOOMING BIG
M'Millin's Aggies To Play
West Virginia This
Week

KANSAS CITY Oct. 20. ~
Kansas state and It's sophomore
rambling Ralph Graham OF e.
dorado, KanS., crushed onward m
quest OF the Big Six football title
Saturday with Nebraska and Iowa
state college I'm close pursuit.
The defending champion Kansas
University Jayhawkers and the
Oklahoma Soonesr, 1880 rune up,
were in last place with Mis- luri.
each with two defeats IN the con-
ference.
30 McMillin's Aggies, who made
Oklahoma their third conference
victim, IA 70 o, at Manhattan last
Saturday. play an interSect.onal
game with West Virginia AK Nor
gantown this weekend. Nebraska
meets Missouri az Columbia ana
Iowa State engages Oklahoma 40
Norman. The Jayhawkers enter
tain the Oklahoma AggieS.
Nebraska found Kansas touchy.
but there was no JayhaWk scoring
punch and the Huskers won. 8 TO
o.
Coach George r. Veeuker made
an impressive debut in Big Six
competition when Iowa ended "a
string Of conference defeats eN-
tending back 70 1923 BY defeating
Missouri, 20 to 0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26

clude Michigan Of the Big Ten
Oregon OF the Pacific Coast con-
ference. Colorado College from the
Rocky Mountain conference, Viz
ginia from the Southern confer
ence. Kansas state from the Big
Six and Mississippi College from
the Southern intercollegiate A. a.
The midwest boasts all the
other outstanding intersectional
games OF the weekend with 5yra-
cuSe travelling to East Lansing for
a game with Michigan State and
George Washington playing Iowa
at Iowa City. On Friday night, the
University Of Mississippi tackles
Marquette at Milwaukee, Loyola OF
New Orleans plays Detroit at De-
troit and the Haskell Indians meet
Creighton at Omaha.
AS for the big time conferences,
here's the way their championship
races line up az present:
Southern conference. Georgia.
Tulane and Tennessee still lead the
parade and apparently no other
outfit possibly car win the title.
Georgia plays Florida In the out
standing game this week. while
Tulane and Tennessee should win
fairly easily from the Mississippi
Aggies and Duke respectively.
Pacific coast. Southern Califor-
mia. with four successive confer
ence wins. is idle this week. WASH
ington State meets Oregon State
and Stanford clashes with u. OF
California at Los Angeles.
Southwest: The most important
Methodist and Texas. Southern
Methodist Is the leader with two
wins and no losses. Texas, defend
ing champion. lost its only confer
ence start 70 Rice. Texas CHRISTIAN.
with one victory and no defeats,
should add another against Ark
ansas. Texas Aggies play Centen-
airy.
Big Six: Nebraska. with two VIC
tOAAGos oAlDlA0 ~ AAllO ~ vac Will
Kansas State by beating Missouri.
Oklahoma and Iowa State hook up
in another conference duel. Kan
sas battles Oklahoma A. a. W.
Rocky Mountain: The champion
Utah eleven clashes with Colorado
Aggies. conquerors OF Colorado u.
in the outstanding game. Brigham
Young and Colorado Teachers and
Western State and Denver are
matched in other conference
games. Montana State meets Mon
tana.
Big Ten: Northwestern. the IA
vorite, should win from Illinois
easily and Purdue looks much
stronger than Chicago. wisconsin
Minnesota and Ohio State-Indiana
games, however. should furnish
closer competition.
East: Traditional battles between
yarmouth and Yale, Cornell and
\ Columbia. Pitt and Penn State.
and Brown and Holy Cross.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Robbins Circus
Has Comedians

Making two laughs grow where
one grew before Is the task OF more
than so clowns with the Robbins
circus coming 70 Brownsville Nov.
4, afternoon and night, az the show
lot on 4th and St. Francis.
Not only do the clowns enjoy
their work. but thousands OF pa
irons find mutual congeniality and
relaxation in the peculiar stunts
Of the big and little loeys.
The clowns yer have a COM
plete band and leader OF their
own which will be heard under the
big top during the performances
and the hilarious half a hundred"
are featured continuously from
start 70 finish.
Robbins circus is also featuring
as an added attraction Rex, the
famous motion picture dog. who
has been seen In such photoplays
as Away North Call Of the
Woods. up the River and Dan
ger" He will appear twice daily
with his company OF Hollywood
players in scenes from his recent
pictures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Special Train I
Being Planned


The Schreiner Institute game I'm
San Antonio Friday night will be- the
toughest competition the Scorpions
have encountered since their conflict
with So. Mary's University here last
year.
There il lots OF interest behind
the Valley college club and the
Missouri Pacific hopes 10 run a Spe-
cial 20 San Antonio for this contest
II 100 passengers are obtained. a.
rate OF $7.70 will be made for the
round trip. Anyone planning 10 at
tend the game should get IN touch
with w. 3. George nc the Va. r..
Ticket office.
III 100 passengers are obtained. a
tanned. there will be a special round
trip rate OF $1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
7. CONFERENCE
RACE TICHTENS
Simmons, Southwestern
And Austin Are
Unbeaten

DALLAS, Oct. IS. -CPl-Texas
conference football leaders today
were nearing a crucial spot in their
1881 grid campaigns.
The three leading elevenS. South
Western u, Simmons u. and Aus
tin College, will be called on TO
defend their positions Friday.
For Southwestern and Simmons,
Friday Is fraught with dangers.
The Pirates and the Cowboys drew
last season, 1913. Both climbed to
the top at the expense Of the st.
Edwards University Saints.
Austin College defeated Howard
Payne 10 gain the top. The Austin
eleven has a game with st. Edwards
Friday.
Southwestern and Simmons lost
last week. The Pirates were beaten
is 70 Z by the San Marcos Teach
erS. while the Horned Frogs Of
Texas Christian University eked
out a 6 to 0 victory over the Cow
boys.
Howard Payne, supreme in the
Texas conference for three seasons,
and whose continuity Of victories
was shattered recently by Austin
College. will meet Trinity u. in
Brentwood Friday. Trinity tied
st. Edwards last week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
S. M. u. Among
(. Nations Best
CBy The Associated Press

Davis and Elkins College OF Elk
ins. w. Va. leads the national list
OF undefeated football teams with
six straight victories 20 her credit
and an imposing point total OF
253. far more than any rival.
The West Virginians also share,
with four others. the honor or hav-
ing an uncrossed goal line. Others
in this class arc Tennessee. Tulane,
Southern or Florida. and Bowling
Green or Ohio.
There are 43 teams In the coun-
try still unbcaten although II OF
these have been tied at least once.
Southern Methodist ranks thir-
teenth IN the national list. although
the Mustangs we're tied with is
other teams az ; games won and
none lost. 8. NJ u. has scored i22
points against Is BY opponents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL STARS

tBy The Associated Press
Vernon Smith. Georgia-Snatch-
ed pass over goal line, kicked the
point, forced a Vanderbilt safety
10 account for all his teams nine
points.
Bud Parker. Yale-Grabbed kick
off and ran 83 yards for = touch
down 10 tie Army. 60.
Earl Sparkling. Southern Califor-
nia-Scored only touchdown Of
game with California on ancient
end around play.
Pug Rentner and Ollie Olson,
Northwestern-Former ran 90 yards
for touchdown and latter kicked
field goal 70 beat Ohio State. 100.
Marchemont Schwartz and Mike
KOken. Notre Dame-Their accurate
passing beat Pittsburgh. 25-l2.
Jack Orchard. Harvard Scored
three touchdowns against Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
S. California
Leading Field

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-tP)-
A football season that has barely
passed the halfway mark found
Southern California perched at
the top today in the battle for
Pacific coast conference honors
with every indication they would
win the 1881 championship.
The Trojans posted their fourth
conference victory by snatching a
60 game from CALIFORNIA; Bears
Saturday.
without a game scheduled for
next Saturday. the Trojans will
have two weeks TO prepare for
their Nov. Z contest with Stanford.
Stanford stock dropped somewhat
following Saturdays scoreless tie
with Washington, a team defeated
earlier in the season by Oregon
Next Saturday, Stanford will meet
the University Of California at Los
Angeles.
The only other conference en-
gagement listed for next Saturday
will pit Oregon State against
Washington State. at Portland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26

and Texas A. a. T., pacing the
eastern division, we're undeteated,
but were faced by crucial contests
this weekend.
Abilene's Wildcats and West Tex
as Teachers college, r~unner-up in
1880 were booked for an engage
ment in Abilene Friday night. sam
Houston was scheduled to return
TO San Marcos fg- a game with
Southwest Texas Teachers.
The Javelinas meet the Sui Ross
Loboes in Corpus Christi in a non
conference contest. Sui Ross gave
the T. I. A. A. something TO think
about last week when II defeated
Daniel Baker II 10 0.
North Texas Teachers College,
recognized as a power OF the L. !.
A. A., will open It's 1881 conference
campaign against the Stephen +.
Austin Teachers College In Nacog-
doches Saturday. The Eagles scored
a 6 TO 0 victory ove the Abilene
Christian college in a non-confer-
ence flash last week.
Two other T. /. A. A. teams tri-
umphed in non-conference play last
week. THE san Marcos Teachers
handed their arch-rivals, the
Southwestern University Pirates. a
Is to z drubbing, and the West Tex
as Teachers scored a 6 TO 0 victory
over Phillips University OF Enid,
Okla.
Sam Houston's s to 0 triumph over
the luckless East Texas Lions last
week showed the Bearkats not so
strong as they were in 1880.
T. I. A. A. standing:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26

Today there arrived in Browns
Vile a shipment OF th0robred
Poland China bred gifts and bears
purchased last week By three
prominent local ranchers, Ygnaclo
Cara. OF the Cara Hardware
company. Herman Yturria. OF the
Yturria Land and Cattle company,
and Protasio Guerra OF M-tamoros.
Approaching the opportunity OF
marketing cheap corn through the
medium Of livestock, these ranch
ers have decided 10 engage IN the
hog business on a substantial scale.
With that object In mind they ac-
companied Mr.. w. Fl. Howard. local
hog expert. 70 points near San An
tonic where selections we're made
out OF about 1000 hogs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Gar Wood Fails To
Break Boat Record

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-LP)-Gar
Woods attempt to set a new speed
boat record has ended in partial
failure.
The veteran Detroit sportsman
piloted his Miss America TX at an
announced average speed Of l04.ol9
miles an hour, in the two one-mile
daShes up and down the Harlem
river TO better the previous Amer
lean record. But he fell far short
OF Keye Don's record of ll0.223 set
on Lake Garda in Italy earlier this
year.
Woods time exceeded the best
previous Amerisa an mark Of l. .256
held by himself, but there was con-
siderable doubt whether official
recognition OF yesterdays perform
ance would be forthcoming. Times
were not recorded electrically.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
ARCADIA. -~HARLINGEN

The Four Horsemen OF Notre
Dame are in action again. This
time they are seen on the talking
screen as prominent members Of
the cast with Lew Ayres in The
Spirit OF Notre Dame" showing at
the Arcadia theatre CHarlingen)
today and Tuesday.
THE Spirit Of Notre Dame tells
the story Of a young boy Uew
Ayres) who enters Notre Dame and
becomes a famous halifax. In his
senior year. however, Ayres, in
order to add strength 70 the all
around power Of the team, is rel
egated to the position OF block
er" in the backfield. There is a
climax Of spectacular power in
which Ayres and the -Four Horse
men figure prominently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Bob Monnett Tops
Nations Scoring
(By The Associated Press

Wy lAE AoSOC4dktu EANoSl
Although both were held score
less Saturday. Bob Monnett OF
Michigan State and Louis Bush OF
Massachusetts, State retain their
lead over the field in the race for
national individual football scor-
ing honors.
Monnett's II touchdowns and is
points after touchdown gi.es him
the national lead by a single point
over Bush who has tailed 80 points
On Is touchdowns and five points
after touchdown.
The leader in each OF the ma
TONS nine major groups Of con-
ferences follows:
Midwest-Monett, Michigan State
81.
East-Bush. Massachusetts, State
SO.
Rocky Mt.-Christensen. Utah, 50.
South-Brewer, Duke. so.
Pacific-Mhler. Southern Calf.
AZ.
Big Ten Matbarham, Okla.
Aggies, 80.
Big Six-Graham. Kansas State.
80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Colorado Aggies
To Play Utah U.

DENVER. Oct. 26. -tRp- The
path Of Utah University's Indians
toward a fourth consecutive Rocky
Mountain conference football
championship was blocked today by
the Colorado Aggies.
The Aggies and Utah will settle
the 1891 championship over on the
Utes' field this week.
Utah did the expected in pinning
Denver with a IS to 0 decision
Saturday. but the Colorado Ag-
gies' 10 to 6 victory over the uni
versity was the biggest upset in
the Rockies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Heeney Back

NEW YORK, Oct. 26-Pl- Old
Tom Heeney. the New Zealand
blacksmith who was Gene Tunney's
last opponent. returns 10 the ring
wars tonight in a ten round bout
at the st. Nicholas arena here
against Giacomo Bergomas, big
italian.
Heeney took a bad beating from
Tunney three years ago but he still
can give the lesser heavyweights
plenty Of competition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
7. !. A. A. Leaders Are Facing
Hard Contests For This Week

DALLAS, Oct. 26-Pj- Three
Texas intercollegiate Athletic as
ISOLATION football teams were un-
defeated today as the 1881 grid
campaign moved into its fifth
week.
Sam Houston Teachers, 1880
champions, Abilene Christian Col
lege. leader in the western division,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Grid Star Near Death

NEW HAVEN, Conn, October Is.
-tP1- Cadet Richard Brimsley
Sheridan Of Augusta, Ga, right
end on the ARE football team. re-
manned near death today with a
broken neck suffered in the Yale
Army game.
The New Haven hospital reported
there vas practically no change in
the condition Of the cadet since
he was hurried TO the institution
from the Yale Bowl Saturday. The
feeble spark OF life in Sheridan
was being sustained By a rcspira-
tor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
TIGER GAME OFF

Brownsville high will not play
Mercedes this week. despite early
scheduling 70 that effect. The game
was tentatively set early in the sea-
son. but the Mercedes contract prov
ed unsatisfactory to local authori-
ties.
The Tiger school heads offered
s25 for the game in Mercedes. This
clash. likewise. would conflict with
the 3. j. C.-Schreiner game in San
Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
RIvOLI-SAN BENITO

Picture Will Rogers Is a nattily-
tailored suit, a ga-denia in his but
ton-hole and his famous bangs
slicked back Immediately with
pomade. Impossible. you say?
Not at all. Believe 1t or not. that
Is exactly what he wears in his lat
est Fox starring comedy. Young AS
You Feel" which opened yesterday
at the Rivoli Theatre, San Benito.
And what's more, this is but one OF
the five different fashionable cos
TUNES he wears.
The picture Is as ultra-modern as
tomorrow's news. and Is In many
WAYS the best thing the famous wit
and philosopher has ever done for
the screen.
Fiji Dorsey is his chosen compan-
ion for the hilarious escapades In
which he proves to his sons that a
mar Is never too old to enjoy him.
self and that age Is merely a matter
Of how one feelA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
S. M. u. ELEVEN TO TAKE ON TEXAS SATURDAY
|Comiskey Chicago's Old Roman of Baseball, is Dead
Contests
Are In Order This Week

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-R-An-
other heavy slate Of in~tersectional
games overshadows purely domestic
arguments on this weeks football
slate. And once more the east gets
more than its share OF intersec-
tional combat with games involv-
ing seven major teams.
Notre Dame, after its smashing
25-l2 victory over Pittsburgh.
comes east for a tuSsle with Car
negie Tech at Pittsburgh and a
Rambler victory seems a ~foregone
conclusion.
Other invades OF the east in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
TIDE TABLE

High ar low tide az Point Isabel
Tuesday under normal meteoro-
logical conditions:
High ....... 2:l0 a. m; 5:l6 D. m.
Low ....... 9:35 a.. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
WEATHER

For East Texas: Cloudy and
somewhat unsettled Monday night
and Tuesday; colder in extreme
northwest portion Tuesday.
Light to fresh southerly winds
on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Auto Kills Texan

DENTON. Oct. 26.-tPl-Joe New
ton. So, Louisville farmer. was killed
on the highway near here ycster-
day. An automobile struck him
while he was walking across the
road.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
CAPITOL

The artistic and mechanical per-
lection OF The Road TO Singapore"
the Warner Bros. production star
ring william Powell, coming TO
the Capitol theatre tomorrow
evidences the time and effort Law
ished by the makers Of the picture
on its every detail.
The producers decided that Will
liam Powell was the one man TO
portray the strangely origi-al char
acter OF Hugh Dawltry, whose suave
magnetism causes the English
woman in Ceylon to forget conven-
ton.
The same was true Of the
lovely Doris Kenyon. who was busy
at the time in another picture.
Story, cast. settings and tropical
beauty and weirdness. add to the
gratifying completeness Of the
darkly glamorous Road to Singa-
pore"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26
Movie Sideights
QUEEN

Tuesday and Wednesday the
queen theatre offers those Tour
lunatics, the 4 Marx brothers, in
the most outrageous comedy ever
produced: Animal Crackers.
What a show, at prices you can
afford to pay, to sit through two
hours Of roars and laughter, with
those locos, the Marx brothers.