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The Washington times., 1931-03-28

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The Washington times., 1931-11-19
LATEST STAGE NEWS FROM NEW YORK

comedy dealing with the life Of
the artist, will begin a Chicago
engagement at the Blackstone
Theater on December 27,' after
preliminary weeks in Baltimore
and Washington. Richard Hale
will have the title role in the
play, which is q collaboration by
Sarah Curry, Pauline Hopkins
and A. E.. Thomas.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

JAMES DOCNN AAC" A1doUC4 VI
ceremonies, with his Diplomats.
The Fanchon and Marco revue
is "Limehouse Nights" and intro.
duces the Wing Wah Troupe,
Armada and Lito, Warren and
Inman, Don Carroll and the
Sunkist Ensemble. Fox Movie
tone News and an overture will
complete the program.
RIALTO Hailed as greater
than "Dracula," the new Uni
versal picture, "Frankenstein, ="
comes as the main screen at
traction opening Friday. In the
cast of this emotional mystery
thriller are Colin Give, John
Boles, Mae Clarke and Boris
Karloff. The original legend of
'Frankenstein" has been fol.
lowed. 1t describes "a monster
with a soul, made from the
human pieces collected from
graveyards and hospitals; a
monster who turns upon its
creator and demolishes him" IN
addition, the Rialto will offer
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

main screen at.
traction open
ing Fri d a y
W it h a ca S [
which includes
j a m e S Dunn,
S a lily Eilers,
Mae M a r S h ,
j a m eS Kirk
wood and Ed
ward Crandall
in pivotal roles.
1t is program
med as a. Fox
special. On the
stage will be
Les Stevens,
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

Inescort will have the role which
Cathleen Nesbitt played in the
London production last season.
Eugene Howard has returned to
the cast of Scandals" at the
Apollo Theater, after an absence
caused by illness. George White,
producer of the revue, has been
playing his part.
"Mr. Whistler" romanti C
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

b Oy M a k e S
Good" and on
the stage Little
Jack Little will
be the headlin.
er. This latest
Brown picture
is made from
t he hilarious
play of the Nu.
g e n t S, " TIL G
Poor Nut" and
presents the CO.
median as a
shy but star
athlete. Doro.
thy Lee, Ruth
Hall and Ed.
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The Washington times., 1931-11-19
R-K-O KEITH'S-Phillips Lord
as Seth Parker in Way Back

Home" will re-
main a third
week as it has
been attracting
huge audiences.
The famed ra-
dio cha r acter
with his quiet
and kindly wis
dom a n d his
singing of the
old time song
favorites is at
tracing a new
patronage to
the theater and
the feature has
re cei we'd the
The Washington times., 1931-11-19
Knows Ruth

Godfrey Kerr shares male hon.
ors opposite Ruth Chatterton in
her new Paramount feature,
"Once a Lady" with Ivor Novello
now at Warner Brothers Earle
Theater. Kerr once appeared
with Miss Chatterton in one Of
her Broadway stage successes,
THE ChanglingS.'
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. -"Steel, -
a new play by John Wexley, who
wrote "The Last Mile" will open
tonight at the Times Square Thea
ter. In the cast will be Paul Gil
foyle, Edgar Stehli, Egon Brecher,
Eleanor Phelps, Seth Arnold and
Royal Dana Tracy.
Through arrangement with Ar
thur Hopkins, "Counsellor-at-Law,"
Elmer Rice's new play, will re.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

1.-The Guards
man." will hold
over for a Sec
ond week be-
gining Satur-
la y. " T h e
1uardSnan" is
the tale of a
j e a ] ou S hus-
band who dis.
guises himself
in order to test
the quality Of
his wife'S devo-
ton. AS an eX.
ira attraction
.Iaurel an ID
The Washington times., 1931-11-19
Attractions
Due Next in
Theaters

BELASCO-Mae West in THE
Constant Sinner" will open a
weeks engagement next Monday
night. This play. a dramatization
Of her own novel with the same
name comes directly from a run
at the Royale Theater on Broad
way. Babe Gordon, central fig
ure OF the drama, is a glamorous
creature who endureS some exciting
and vivid adventures as her life is
unfolded. There are some so ac-
tors in the supporting cast with
the most important role assigned
TO Russell Hardie, brilliant young
actor.
COLUMBIA-Alfred Lunt and
Lynn Fontanne in the film version
OF Ferenc Molnar's bright comedy,
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

GAYETY-Sliding Billy Watson
and his big Fun Show" will be
the next Columbia burlesque at.
traction, opening Sunday matinee
The cast includes the Smith Sis.
ters, Josephine Flint, Harry and
Rose Martini, George Monfred
and the Kane Brothers. A large
and attractive chorus will be seen
and heard in the singing and
dancing numbers.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

LYNN FONTANNE Hardy, in their
attest comedy, Come Clean" is
programmed, and there will be a
Paramount newsreel and selected
abort features.
PALACE-Bert Lahr in his
first starring production for the
screen, Flying High" comes as
the main screen attraction open
ing Friday. This is the Holly
wood version of George Whites
hit musical comedy and enliSts
a supporting cast which includes
Charlotte Greenwood, Pat O'Brien
and Kathryn Crawford. On the
stage will be Hal Yates with a
new Loew revue, Going Places"
It enlists Maddox and Maddox,
the Rio Brothers, Larry Adler
and the Chester Hale Girls. The
Hearst-Metrotone News, music by
E the Syncopators and selected
shorts will complete the program.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

Transportation worries can be over
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the many GOOD BUYS listed in today'S
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The Washington times., 1931-11-19

ward Woods are prominent in
support. Additional stage acts
include Jane and Katherine Lee,
Sylvia and Clemence, the Andrini
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

brothers, Bob and Bobbie and
Maxine Doyle. Selected short
subjects, the News Reel and
Freddy Clark's Band will com.
plete the program.
.METROPOLITAN-Sh h erl O ok
Holmes in Fatal Hour" comes as
the main screen attraction open
ing Saturday. The picture is
based upon two of the most un-
usual stories from the pen of Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle. The short
reel program will consist of
specially selected Vitaphone shorts
and the Paramount sound news.
FOX "Over the HILL" mod
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

. VOU U14O Dorothy Petersen
Endorsement of churc and
civic bodies. After the engage
ment of Way Back Home" will
come Suicide Fleet" with Bill
Boyd, Robert Armstrong and
James Gleason featured.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

EARLE - For Thanksgiving
week the main screen attraction
will be Joe E. Brown in Local
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

/ a supplemental program COM
prising the Talking Reporter and
selected shorts.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

main indefinitely at the Plymouth
Theater. The play for Hope Will
liams, which Mr.. Hopkins now has
in rehearsal, accordingly will open
at another theater yet to be Sc
lected.
Frieda Insecourt, j. Kerby
Hawkes. and Alice John have been
engaged for after ALL" John van
Druten's play, which Dwight
Deere Wiman is preparing. Miss
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

FOX "Over the Hill" mod
ernized in keeping with the
tempo of today, comes as the
The Washington times., 1931-11-19

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The Washington times., 1931-11-19

When you see this scene show
ing Bert Lahr in the dOeeoFS
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animation vCu'1 zee one Of the
funniest scenes In the history
Of motion pictures!
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
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Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
TENNIS MATCHES
WILL Be PLAYED
At HIGH SCHOOL

Tennis semi-finals and finals will
be played at the high school courts
tonight as the concluding event in
the open tennis doubles tournament.
In the matches tonight, Soper and
Wilby will play Bassett and Saario,
while Shirk and Davis will play
Hannah and HartWell.
Winners of the two matches will
compete for the championship and
cups after the conclusion of the
semi-finals.
These matches were to have been
run off last Sunday but the wind
storm made play impossible. PLAY
tonight is expected to be unusually
interesting as all the competitors are
determined to start the winter sea-
son as victors.
Arrangements are underway for
@ singles tournament and a mixed
doubles tournament. Dates Of the
matches and the pairings will be
announced as soon as completed.
Last years successful tennis sea-
son is expected to be eclipsed this
year as more tennis fans are inter-
ested and the gallery at games so
far has been remarkably large and
enthusiastic.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
CENTRAL UNION ELEVEN CLASHES TONIGHT WITH BRAV
BOUT LIKELY TO
BE- SEEN HERE

Writ Ross, manager of noted boz
ers, including Dynamite jackson
until recently heavyweight cham
pion of California, and Santiago
Gorilla, the Panama flash, is ex-
pected here tomorrow to confer with
Harry Woodbury.. matchmaker of
the Imperial Valley Athletic club on
possible bouts after the arena opens
on November 6.
Jackson may come here with Ross
who is planning to make the trip
by airplane.
While Ross Is willing to talk fight
tor any of his men, he is particular
ly anxious to sign up Gorilla with
Bobby Pacho. The latter took a
questional decision from Gorilla a
couple of years ago, and last year
gave the present lightweight cham
pion quite boxing lesson in the
local arena. Ross would like to see
a third and deciding fight between
the two and as Pacho has expressed
a Willingness to fight here any time.
the match may be arranged.
Another boxer anxious to meet
Pacho is Young David, the Filipino
boy who knocked out all his local
opponents except Tex Richards, who
got a draw with him.
1t is possible that a zorrilla David
match can be arranged, with the
winner to get crack at Pacho in
the local ring
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
TROJANS-BEARS
HOLD SPOTLIGHT
IN COAST GAMES
By earle II. BENNETT

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. %. UP)-
The battle is on.
Football teams of California and
the University of Southern Califor-
MIA are in their war camps, each
straining for a chance to annihil-
ate the enemy in Memorial stadium
at Berkeley tomorrow afternoon.
Call to arms echoed through the
state as Northern Californians
pledged allegiance to the Golden
Bears of California, although they
are on the short end of 212 to one
odds, and those in the south rallied
to the banner of U. S. c.
There are other good games OH
the Pacific coast tomorrow, the one
between Stanford and Washington
being equally important.
A Titantic tempest has been
made by rivalry between north and
south in California, aggravated by
four events of the past year.
Southern CALIFORNIA; Thunder
ing Herd" trounced teams that were
the pride of Northern California
last fall, beating California "a to
0 and Stamford Al to IL. Humili-
alton was great for the northerners.
Then came the Notre Dame steam
roller to conquer U. S. C. and those
IN the southern part of the state
were stunned, and embarrassed by
the glee of their neighbors. Four
weeks ago little st. Mary's from
Moraga Valley went south and up
set U. S. c., l3 to 7, and the north
claimed the score was even.
Now the Trojans invade the
northern territory, and there is
forlorn prayer here that California
win by even single point. North
ern Californians are resigned to the
belief that they can enter festivi-
ties after the game with a certain
spirit of cheerfulness if the Bears
can hold Troy to 18 points, thus
easing the memory of the "a to @
rout.
Stanford, like U. S. c. and Cali
fornia, has been undefeated in
conference competition, while Ore
gon beat Washington.
Washington State College should
beat Montana easily, University Of
California at Los Angeles expects
its firstv ictory in the game with
Pomona, and University of Oregon
is playing North Dakota at Grand
Forks, N. D.
Santa Clara meets West Coast
Army here tonight and st. Mary's
leading team of the Pacific coast.
opposes Gonzaga University of Spo-
kane, Wash, Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23

Continued juggling of the Loyola
University team has left fans per-
picked as to the probable starting
lineup when the Lions take the field
against San Francisco university
here tomorrow. The Grey Fog out
fit is due here tomorrow.
WHITTIER, Cal, Oct. %. up
Whittier college was favored today
to defeat the San Diego State college
eleven in Southern California
conference game here tonight. The
only other conference battle of the
evening brings together La Verna
and Santa Barbara State at Santa
Barbara.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. %. U.P)-
The University of Southern Califor-
mia freshmen football team will face
Stanford University's first year men
here tomorrow. The Cardinal frosh
have not defeated the TrobabeS
since 1926, but may win this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
Jaycees To Meet
Unbeaten Yumans

On comparative scores, Central
Union Junior college is due for a
cleaning from an undefeated Yuma
football squad on the local high
school field Saturday night. but FL
Centre collegians are confident for
mer scores mean nothing, and the
locals will defeat Yuma.
Yuma defeated Calexico high
school "a to as compared with a
81 to O score by which Central won
over the same team, while Holtville
surrendered to Yuma, 81 to 0, and
to Central, 10 to 0.
AS these scores show, however.
the teams are evenly matched. El
Centro collegians of late have
showed better than ever before in
practice sessions, and a determina-
ton to win against Yuma on the
home field should go long way to
bring Ell Centro victory.
: A large crowd of junior college
rooters is expected to attend the
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
LARGE CROWD
EXPECTED TO
WATCH GAME
Locals Weakened By Inju-
ries But fsOpe To Take
NOrtherners.

Fans perched on street corners
and in their homes, on drug store
stools and from bookkeeping
benches today demonstrated to the
world at large and Brawley in par
ticular the interest Ell Centro has
worked up over the first high school
league game of the season, a game
that will bring Imperial Valleys
bitterest high school enemies, both
with strong teams, together for the
first time this year
All indications told observing
watchers long string of El Centro
rooters will travel northward to-
night to see Central Union High
school Spartans match their bee
football at o'clock against a BraW-
ley team that seems bound to take
the north end grudge out on the
inoffensive hides of the El Centro
high school youths.
And about the Ell Centro campus
as game time neared, the we'll
known pail of gloom descended, for
Butler, star left tackle and one of
SOuSil i1Ob IA lllobA OllB IlleililoluSS,
seems doomed to the bench with
an attack of flu. Butler added
some of the strength to last years
star eleven, and will be sorely
missed in the crucial game tonight
Keesee or Farmer probably will take
his place
Adding to the high school gloom
is the knowledge Templeton is not
up to par, but probably could play
if it became an absolute necessity.
L. B. West, student body president
and star right end, has fully re-
covered from injuries, however, and
is raring to go if needed. He has
not played since the Sweetwater
game, when he was injured in the
first few minutes of play.
The rest of Armstrong; team is
in good shape, and determined to
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
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Camera -Uzcudun
Bout Is Sought

NEW YORK, Oct. %. W.p)-.
James JOY Johnston, recently ap-
pointed head of boxing at Madison
Square Garden, was scheduled to
appear before the New York State
Athletic commission today and
again seek sanction for a bout be-
tween Primo Camera and Pauline
UZcudun.
The bout was originally scheduled
for November l3, but was Indefinite
ly postponed when William Null
doom. commission chairman, told the
Garden, Camera must meet men Of
his own size, such as Compolo, Jose
Santa or Art Dekuh. Johnston be-
lieves he can make Muldoon and his
associations change their minds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23

demonstrate as much against a
Brawley team which, in early con-
tests, has shown a scoring ability
as great as that of the Ell Centro
eleven
Last year Central beat Brawley,
SIS to and So to 0, but the game
this year will be a different story,
from all indications. Brawley has
the best team in its history, and the
contest remains a toss-up. The
team that gets the breaks will prob
ably win.
On the starting lineup for El Cen
tro Hartsog will play center, Byrd
left guard, Couch right guard, Kee-
see or Farmer left tackle, Tackett
right tackle, Fisher left end, Edgar
or Cosby right end, Price quarter
back, Maiden left halfback. Jones
or Swink right halfback, and Berry
fullback.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23

Tilden beat Karel Kozeluh, 6-3, 6-2,
rs last night in the final of the
professional tennis tournament held
at Jeff Dickson's new PalaiS De
Sports. Tilden and Francis Hunter
beat Martin Plaa and Albert Burke,
4-6, Ga, Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
WATCHING ALONG
GRID SIDELINES
OF The NATION
By United Cress

By United -resS
BERKELEY - The California
Bears hailed a sopping gridiron to-
Gay as an omen of good fortune for
their game with the Trojans Satur-
day. While the rain poured Navy
Bill Ingram huddled with Harold
Brick" Muller, Californias famous
end OF other years, on plan OF
defense.
PALO ALTO = T Stanford
Cardinals football team was en-
route to Seattle today for their
meeting Saturday with the Wash
ington Huskies Thirty nine men
were in the contingent. but "Phan-
tom Phil Moffatt, star half, may
be kept out by a bad knee received
in the Oregon State contest.
MORAGA - ST. Mary's Gaels
brushed up on their running and
passing attack today. Ed Slip"
Madigan took no chances of having
his men out of trim for the Con-
ssdSd SdlllC ia Odll dllGlSIO
day, since Conzaga is we'll known
for its ability in aerial combat
SAN FRANCISCO - The Santa
Clara Broncs were ready today fol
a hard fought game with West
Coast Army in Seals stadium to-
night. A 35 hour rain had cleared
this morning but there were pros
poets of calm evening. The
Broncs will start a revamped back
field. with two star backs benched
by injuries.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23 U.P)-
Word that the football field at
Berkeley was drenched by rain yes
terday, and possibly might be still
further soaked by the time of the
u. S. C.-California game tomorrow.
failed to daunt the enthusiasm of
Trojan rooterS, although they re-
called with chagrin the sloppy field
there in 1928, when the Bears held
q stronger U. S. c. team to score
less tie. Charges were hurled at
that time that the Bears had pur-
posely soaked the field.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. %. U.P)--
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23

The annual meet and dinner of
the Colusa County farm bureau
will be held at Williams, October
"a. Prof. B. H. Crocheron will be
the chief speaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
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cation of hackers to support its
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Interesting
Nee bu
Club Women

The de "a Palma chapter OF the
What 10 Read club met Tuesday
morning az the home OF Mrs. w. f.
McDavitt. After a short business
meeting, Mrs. Volney Taylor a.
sumed charge or the program dur
ing which time Mrs. c. w. Weston
reviewed the life Of Washington
Irving. Ia blazer OF trails" In Amer
lean literature. He was the first
who gave respectability I'd Amer
lean writing abroad and was per-
haps the first short story writer Of
our country.
Next on the program was Mrs. G.
ID. Sutton. who gave John Freeman
Clark's version OF the Christian
Idea Of God from The Ten Great
Religions" In a most interesting
manner. Then Mrs. TAYLOR reviewed
the book. Father" by elizabeth
uady RUSSELL This book was Sc
lected as the book Of the month
for July.
Mrs. Edward McChesnev viii ~
hostess 70 the club On Tuesday,
July %.