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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-01-01

Mrs. Esther Budas returned to
Billings Sunday to resume her
studies at Business college.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
CHEVERLY EXPECTS
CLOSE BALLOTING
F. W. Cast and Bert H. Wise Seek
Election as Mayor. N.
0gle Unopposed.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

CpCSld1 OIspdbCh 70 Inc Quar-.
CHEVERLY, Md, May 15.-Close
balloting promises to mark Cheverlys
first municipal election tomorrow. Vot-
ers Of the town approved its incorpora
ton at a recent referendum election
following passage of an enabling act by
the last Legislature.
mayor and one councilman from
each of the tour wards are to be elect
ed. There are two candidates for each
post except that of councilman from
ward l. for which John N. Ogle is I'M
opposed.
Ninety-three citizens registered and
voted in the referendum election, but
indications are that close to the towns
full voting strength, approximately 100,
will register and vote tomorrow.
In order to register and vote, a resi-
dent must be at least 81 years of age
and have resided within the limits of
the town not less than one year next
preceding the election. He or she must
also be a citizen of the United States.
The election will be held in the
Cheverly School from IL am. to 8 pm.
and will be IN charge of the Election
Committee named in the town charter.
Besides Mr.. Ogle, the candidates are:
For mayor, Fred w. Cast and Bert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
LIBERALS NOT TIED,
LLOYD GEORGE SAYS
British Leader Asserts Party
independence Despite Sup
port of LaboriteS.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BUXTON, Derbyshire. England, May
15.-Former Prime Minister David
Lloyd George in an address before the
National Liberal Federation today af-
f1rmed the independence of the Liberal
party despite its support of the LABOR
government.
II want to get rid of the idea that
whatever we decide is the result of or
ders from anybody" he said, Ger
tainly not from outside the party nor
from the inside. We asserted that
even in cooperation We should be an
independent party but we interpreted
1t sanely, nationally and practically"
Gives Housing Scheme.
Independence isn't standing when
you are beaten huddled in a corner
working with nobody and snarling at
everybody"
In reference to unemployment, the
Liberal leader said his party had put
forward a practical housing scheme as
one remedial measure and that after
numerous conferences with members
of the Labor ministry the Liberal dele
gate had said he was convinced that
a really bold move would be made in
that direction without delay.
He announced there would be great
campaign to save the Nation from a
bondage of tariffs" to be initiated in
a convention of Liberal and Free Trade
delegates in London near the end of
the month.
Unable to Form Program.
The position of the Liberal party in
Parliament was responsibility without
control" he said. I'VE have the respon-
sibility for carrying on and the re-
sponsibility for bringing things to an
end Our only ultimate sanction is a
smash and we can do that only once"
The Liberal party can not form a
program, he continued, "but they can
bring pressure to bear" He said he
believed his party had taken the right
course-the one most likely to carry
the maximum program to which it was
committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
Divorced Spouse
Is Denied Right
To Rule Ex-Wife
Principle Announced by
Chicago Court in ChO-
rine's 100000 Suit.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 15-The right of a
divorced woman to select her own
associates without approval of her
former husband was established in
court yesterday by Mrs. Beulah
Getschow, one-time musical show girl.
She lost, however, in her attempt to
collect 100000 as damages from Roy
GetSchow, her former husband, whom
she accused of trouncing her and
Lawrence Robbins, theatrical booking
agent, on March 9, 1880, year after
she and Getscllow were divorced.
Getschow denied the allegation.
Judge Michael Mckinley, in Superior
Court. dismissed the suit but warned
Getschow that he had nothing to say
about his former wifes associates.
Mrs. Getschow played in the musical
show The Time. the Place and the
Girl score OF years ago. Her attorney
said she would appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
SHIP INSPECTORS ADDED

In an effort to insure greater safety
for excursion vessels, the Bureau of
Navigation has added so inspectors. 1t
HOPES to eliminate overload ding. which
he's been blamed for many holiday
catastrophes.
The inspectors will stand at the gang
plank CT vessels, particularly on holi-
days. and halt loading when the num-
Der of passengers allowed under certifi-
cate of inspection is reached.
During 1880, the bureaus inspectors
halted the loading Of 3l6 boats, involv-
ing 163,Sl5 passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
800 TO CONVENE HERE

The Eastern District Walther League
will open its thirteenth annual conven-
ton here tomorrow by posing for a
group picture on the south lawn of the
White House. The convention, expected
to be attended by 300 delegates from
Maryland, Pennsylvania. Delaware, Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, North Carolina
and Washington, is sponsored by the
Walther League of Trinity Lutheran
Church. Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
Do FALSE TEETH
Rock. Slide on Sim?

Rock, Slide or Slip?
Fasteeth. new, greatly improved
powder to he sprinkIed on upper or
lower plates, holds false teeth firm and
comfortab BILE. Can not slide, slip. rock or
pop-out. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste
or feeling. Makes breath sweet and
pleasant. Get Fasteeth today at Peoples
Drug Stores or any good drug store.
advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15

H. Wise; councilman from ward 2, c..
Watson Lambert and william r. Cal
ther; council from ward 3. Fred W..
Nickel and Reginald H. Wentworth;
councilman from ward 4, Arthur P.
Buck and William A. Link.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15

When two young women recently took
a bottle of hair remover, marked poison,
from a Bradford England, drug store
in mistake for reducing capsules. the
druggist sent cut radio appeal and
the bottle was returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
LIBRARY POSTS OPEN
Applications for Places in Veter-
ans Hospitals Due by July 8.

Applications for posts as librarians in
hospitals of the Veterans Bureau will
be accepted until July 8. the Civil Serv-
ice Commission announced today. The
entrance salary is 81 300 year. APP
pointments may also be made as as
sistantS at 81 $50.
Full information may be obtained
from the secretary Of the Board Of
United States Civil Service Examiners
at the post office or customs house in
snv city
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-09-11

Ryters Kramp-I saw Miss Mill
yuns buying my new book yester-
day.
Clerk-Yes, she said the color
of the binding just matched her new
lounging robe
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-09-11

HOstesS-Will you have. some
fresh mushrooms?
Guest-Yes, if you're quite sure
they're mushrooms and not toad
stools.
Hostess-Oh, I'm quite sure. I
opened the can myself.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-09-11
NATURAL WONDER
is the tishin' good. sir2"

rs the tshin' good, sir?"
mot very. But why do you ask?"
"Well, you see, there hasn't been
a drop of water in this creek all
summer until the rain last night,
and l just wondered"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03
NEBEZPECNY LUPIC "a
MREZAMI.

Cetnictvo V Haiti (okres Bere-
llovo) uyaznilo spolu tibavskym
cetnictvom V Priekope (okres So
brance) dlho hladaneho cigana
Balinta Fekete-Horvatha, ktory
Dol uz yiackrat' trestany pre- kra-
deze a jc podozrivy j dyojna-
sobnej yrazdy, spachanej roku
1922 ma poPnom straznikovi Va
siloyi Masikoyi pri Nalxarjeve a
na obchodnfkoyi Weisovi Y Ra-
fajnovej, V berehovskom okrese.
Obaja zavrazdeni strazili kone,
ktorych chcel cigail Balint so svo-
iimi spolocnikmi ukradn1t'. Ba-
lint bol dodany do vazby kraj-
Sskeho iIradu Y Berehoyc,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy prebrane krajovych
easopisov.)
COLNA UNA MEDZI
6. S. r. A POL 'SKOM?

Colna unia medzi Rakuskom {
Nemeckom bude mat soka. Z
Prahy sd oznamuje, re eesko-slo
venska vlada, ma ziadost' repub
Hkanskej strany, prejavenej DIR
Milanom Hodzom, zacala yyied.
navat' Pol 'skom O colnu uniu a
ze ko-slovenska vlada utvorila
IS Juhoslaviou zvlastnu regional,
nu obchodnu smluvu, ktora zne-
mozni Nemecku zaplavit' Juho.
slaviu svojimi vyrobkami. A z
Viedne sa oznamuje, ze ku nadej-
nej tesko-slovensko-pol'skej col
nej uni bolo pozvane al Mad ar
sko, Juhoslavia a Rumunsko. Ma
d ,arsko sa ale sotva pripojl k
tejto uni, ono sa chce pripojit' k
unii rakusko-nemedkej.
z Pariza Ease oznamuj1, ze
colny vybor francuzskeho parla-
mentu pojednaval o raknsko-ne-
meckom ekonomickom spojeni a
aosniesol sd odporucat' vybudo-
vat proti tejto unii vysok1 col
MI stenu vSetkymi F'rancii pria-
tel 'skymi statmi, takze by Meme
cl1o a Rakdsko boly uplne odre-
zane znemoznene i'm bolo OBJ
chodovat' V Europe. Pritom chy-
sta sa mali pojednavanie ne
mecko- o-rak kuskej uni V Lige Ma
rodov. Priznacne je, ze nemecke-
mu prezidentovi, gen. Hindenbur-
govi, dana bola diktatorska moe.
Hitleristi sa udajne chystali k W.
trznostiam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03
$4,000 zIADOSTI o CsL. OBJ
CIANSTVO.

Ia poslednych sedem rokov, t.
]. od T.. 1923 bolo V CSR podane
$4,000 ziadosti udelenie statne-
.ho obcianstva. Z mich bolo V 26,
900 pripadoch vyhovene a ostat-
ne boly odmietnute. Medzi od,
mietnutymi sli ysak mnohe pri-
pady, ked' ia sama osoba ziadala
niekoPko raz niekol 'ko raz bola
odmietnuta, takze fakticky je per
cento odmietnutFch omnoho men-
sic. Pocet kladne vybavenych zia-
dostl csl. statne obcianstyo sta.
le rastie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03
PUCHOV KOMENsKEMU.

Po tieto dni zacala sa v Pucho-
We akcia na postavenie pomnlka
ucitel l'ovi narodov j. A. Komen-
skemu. Ako znamo, Jan Amos
komensky, ako emigrant, zdrzo-
val sa isty cas- ma Slovensku, hla-
vne v Puchoye v Trencianskei,
odkial' mohol udrziavat' Mora
YOU. neustale spojenie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03
INSTALACIA CIRKEVNYCH
.HoDNosTARoV.

Daa l. marca boil v chrame sv.
Mikulasa v Trnave instalovani
dvaja zasldzili pracovnfci ma a.
postolskych protonoarov: DIR. L.
Okanik, farar mesta Bratislavy
a generalny vikar X. Necesalek.
InstMaciu vykonal IA slavnost-
nych ceremonii trnavsky biskup
Jantausch. +
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03

casopisu je zaroven al k pocte
slovenskemu easopisectvu v6bec.
nakol'ko "Dennik Slovak v A.
merike" je dnes najstarsim slo.
venskym casopisom v Amerike
Kto sa chce banketu zlcastnit'
mech posle svoju prihlasku OBJ
nosom $4,0O ma adresu: Banquet
Committee, Daily Slovak v Anne
rike, 166 Aveue A, New York,
n. Y. -,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03
a este nikde nebol.
(Pokracovanie budIcne.
Andrea oisar, riaditel'
BANKET K PoCTE DENNfKU
sLoVAK v AMERIKE 12. APR.

v New Yorku sa utvoril vybor
z prominentnych muzov NEST
skych uradnikov, jake al obchod-
nikov, ktory v nedel'u vecer, II.
aprila 1881 usporiada banket k
pocte. ''Dennika Slovaka v Anne
rike" a jeho mattel 'ov, rev. G. l..
Orbacha a p. j. c. Molitorisa. -
Blanket bude v Hotel Commodore,
ktory sa nachodi ma AZ. ulici a
Lexington Avenue (hned' pri
Grand Central stanici) a zapocne
sa o 1870 hodie veGer. Pozvani
s1 nan mnohi prominentni redak-
tori a ocakava sa pekna ucast'
Vstupenka pre- osobu je 81.
o banket tento je vel'ky zaujem
a usporiadany je prilezitosti 40
rocneho jestvovania spomenuteho
casopisu New Yorku, kde bol
nebohym Janom Spevakom pre-
st 'ahovany Phoenixville, Pa.
Casopis uz vychodi AZ rokov a
Dol zalozeny v Plymouth, Pa.
Z prilezitosti tej vydant bolo
vePke jubilejne cfslo, ktore .vyslo
2. aprila.
Blanket K pocte spomenuteho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03
sLOVENSKY ROMAN v MEM.
CINE.

Roman Mia Urbana "zivy bic -
vyjde V 10-tisicovom naklade po
nemecky. V april vyjde V Meme
cku. o tento roman prejavuju
-vel'ky zaujem i Francuzi, Svtdi,
Spanielcania, Poliaci a Slovinci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03
800, 900 RADIoPOsLUCHACoV
v CESKO-SLOVENSKU.

V januari t. r. pribudlo V Ces-
ko-Slovensku 1000 posluchacov
radioveho rozhlasu, chm pocet ra-
dioposluchacov vzrastol na 32O,-
900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-03
OPS DRAMY "MARNoTRAT.
ny SYM.
(Pokracovanie.)

Martinom, jej bratom, a tn sa "a.
Gala tragedia tejto statocnej bo-
habojnej rodiny.
Sykoroyi, tomu vysluzenemu
vojakovi, neislo len to, aby k
Marke chodil len tax ma figle, a.
lie skutocne mienil 81 ju pojat' al
"a zenu. Ponevac ale Marka bola
deva najbohatsieho sedliaka v
dedine, a ON chudobny, vedel, ze
takto jul nedostane. l zaeal roz-
mysl at, re ako by ju mohol zlo>
nit, a jej rozum prekabatit'. A
ako tax rozmysFal, ,svitla mu v
hlaye tato myslienka: Oh, nena-
darmo som Dol vojakom, a tam sa
takymto veciam vyucil. Ma MAZE.
tku, nuz bude spierat' sa a vybe.
rat, ale to naraz vsetko praskne
No, ably 81 mi istejsie padla do
narucia, urobim ia zobrackou, a
tax potion radost'ou podas mi
ruku. Zlomim vas vsetkych; rud-
ske rozumy prekabatim este, len
shovenie. - o Janka, jej snu-
benca, sa nebal, lebo ten boil slab
81 a mnoho chudobnejsi ako on,
s tym 81 vedel rady, no. ale co S
Martinom, je.j bratomo Vedel, re
keby no mohol nejako odstranit' :,
re by TAX lahsie sa dostal do ich
gazdovstva, lebo 1ch rodicia boil
uz start, nuz museli mat pomoc
V dome, on ako buduci 1ch Eat >,
by i'm nahradzal V hospodarsHve
ich syna. A svoje veru al pre-
viedol. - Najprv teda zacal S
Martinom.
Bolo to V jednu krasnu nede-
n popoludni, ked' sedel Marti-
nom ia 1ch dvore pod kosatou IL
pou pri fl'asi vina, smysliac stale
na Marku, a IA odstranenle Mar
tina. Po niekol'ko poharoch vina
nadpriadOl $ MIN tito rec.
Go, Martin, teba vymahajii Cd
vojenciny? Martin mu nato: A.
no, otec stary, mat stara, tax IA
nina nechaji po chvili cele hospo.
darstvo. Sykora mu nato: Eth
synku, ty nemas a ami nebudeS
| mat mladosti. Skoda! Povojen
cit 81 "a tri roxy. vesely je to Ii,
vot, potom prist' domov gaz
dovat', tax ano. Go tam "a mlad
"a pecou sediet'. We'd ia by SON
boil rad, co i len na nejaky cas-
odiSiel, ale otec nechcel, i pan ia
rar mu talk radili. - Hja, dobrt
je starym tam ma pokoji- sediet
ale ked' mlada ohniya krv kolujt
este zilach, to je pokuta. Nal S
mas len vidiet', ked' SINE vyma
sirovali banda pred mani: akt
struny natiahnuti SINE kracali
Co, vas dedinsky muzikant by So
mohol schovat'! - Martin mu ns
to smutne: Toho vSetkeho ia ne
neuvidim. Ale i tabs je dobre, pO
mozem otcovi: chudak uz sa dost
nadrel. - Sykora Ease: Ach, we'd
moze ist' na odpocinok. Marka j.
uz .dorastena, vydat' ju, hospoda
IA do domu a ty 81 hybaj povo
jencit'. - Bob vie, ako bude
mne uz dali majetok prepisat', ;
Ia Markou chodf Janko, on;
tiez by mala vol'u zanho. - Sy
kora prekvapene: Teda ii dali Il;
majetok prepisat'! No, no, mlady
hospodar! A Jano, ten? No, al
nechajme to uz, tom sa este po
shovarame. A teraz vies co, prid
vecer ma muziku. = Me, rodici;
nedovolia mi yecer sa ttlat'. Zaj
ira je pondelok, skoro treba m
vstat' do roboty. 0, ty ilbo
ziak! No uz vidim, re by z teb;
vojak nemohol bytS. Go, yojal
zabava sa do rama ami 81 nel'ah
he, hned ekzecirovat', alebo do ]
nej povinnosti. Nal by 81 pflst'
mnohi tam budu, sl'1bili SINE sd
i ked' SINE tej vojenciny prisl
| tax sa i pobavfme. - Martin M
The Washington times., 1931-08-31
About Bill Haines

The chatter writer's and maga-
zine authors insist on seeing a
romance between Bill HaineS and
Polly. That's the way it is out
where the Kleig lights burn so
BRIGHTLY on celebrities. "You go
out with q fellow a couple Of
times and. presto, you're engaged
to him in type. HaineS is just
nice boy, a swell friend" says
Polly.
I might add he's just been let
out by Metro-G Goldwyn, killed, I
think, by the fresh guy roles he
was called on to play. A good
actor sacrificed by a film Franken-
stein. That's why I threw in the
basket last week a letter blistering
a faithful theater doorman be-
cause he says "Dank you. Dank
you." We can't have too many
polite people in the world these
days, even if it is dialect English.
Polly has been sticking around
motion pictures for II years. 1t
looks like a steady joo, out /
honestly think she prefers play
ing with an audience she can
see and hear. Watch her at
Loew's Palace this week and tell
me If you don't think I'm right.
The Washington times., 1931-08-31

MIRIAM HOPKINS entatlon un :
satisfactory by reason Of con.
trast.
A Graustarkian story, thinly
knit together, provides all the
pomp and splendor of so-called
royal atmosphere, and the gay
young courier Of the Kings
brigade finds himself in a heap
Of trouble as he stands at at
tention for a visiting princess.
He chooses to wink at his para
mour at an inopportune moment,
and the resulting consequences
are anything but calm.
Chevalier dashes- through his
part as a schoolboy, playing
hockey, might. Claudette Col
bert and Miriam Hopkins share
honors in feminine interest, and
Charlie RuggleS takes a grist of
plauditS in a cleverly executed
minor role.
william Tilden shows tennis
enthusiasts just how to become
champions in the first of a series
Of lessons. An animated cartoon
and a news release close the
program.-H. K.
The Washington times., 1931-08-31
Cast Juggling An
Epidemic at
3 Present
By HARRISON CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Aug. 81.
l. nine years as a Hollywood re-
porter I've never seen such an
epidemic Of cast juggling.
Now it is Leo Carrillo who will
play 1.-THE Best Dam Caballero in
all Mexico"
Until a few days ago, Warner
Baxter was slated to play this
staggering heavy in Radio Pic
lures talkie version Of '"The Dove"
Then along came Fox and decided
Warner must stay on the home lot.
Fortunately for Radio, Leo Car
rillo was available to take the i'm
portant role. He was suggested
in the first place, but at the time
was tied up on another engage
ment.
'The Dove" will be Dolores Del
Rios first picture since she made
1.-The Bad One" for United Artists.
Herbert Brenon will direct and
PR 1duction starts September 20.
You probably r. call that Holbrook
Bl.un created the role Carrillo will
take in the film.
Wanted To Say 1t
One of those long-winded
speakers held forth at the lunch
con given Post and Gatty in Los
Angeles.
"If he'd talked another five
minutes" flipped Eddie Cantor,
"the boys could have made
another flight around the world" "
The Washington times., 1931-08-31
= MARK HELLINGER
Mwoac ctUp Is A 4
IL FSneN
Director Picking His Spots to
Make Our Nddie' Comedy

sour Kiddie" comedy, being
sponsored by the Fox Theater
and The Washington Times is
creating more interest among
Washington boys and girls, as well
as adults, than anything Of q
similar nature that has ever been
tried before.
Just a few tips for the readers
of The Washington Times who
either registered for parts IN the
picture or contemplate doing so.
It is going to be a great party
when the actual shooting Of
the picture begins on September
8. Read The Times daily to
garner new details about locations
and other plans which are being
formed by F. Herrick Herrick, our
Hollywood director, who will WELD
the megaphone on the picture.
interviewing Actors
Mr.. Herrick has been in town
several days, interviewing pros
pective members Of the cast. And
what a job he has on his hands,
although he doesn't mind it a
bit for he has made similar pic
lures before. He Is trying to in
terview every child who has ambi-
tions to take part in the picture.
In between times he is rushing
around town, marking. spots
where the picture will be taken.
He has given plans to a corps
Of carpenters who will begin build
ing sets and there are a number
of them. One in special is the hut
for "Our Kiddies," for it is there
that a great part Of the picture
will be made.
Scenes In Times
Next you find him in the Of
ficeS of The Times, making ar
.rangements for taking scenes Of
the picture in the editorial rooms
and press rooms. That finished
he rushes off to the Mayflower
Hotel to make arrangements for
shooting scenes in that great
hostelry.
And he has a corps Of assist
ants helping him. They are all
over town and how they are
The Washington times., 1931-08-31
Cashes a Bonus

To hear her rattle off studio
s'insides" is a treat to anybody
interested in the Hollywood art.
She's intensely loyal to the
Magums, which is industry slang
for the M-G-M organization.
at have just been given a new
five-year contract by Metro Gold
wyn and don't think I would
ever want to, work on any other
lot" she says.
The Moran-DresSler team was
handed a nice, fat bonus when
''Caught Short" caught on for
extra dividends. The profits on
this one took care of one Of the
few M-G-M bad gueSses, the Dun
can picture. Clark Gable she
calls the current crush of Holly
wood. He's a grand guy, Polly
says, who doesn't hesitate to tell
all the adorable girls he's
married and quite contented
with the way things are break
ing. Garbo she considers the
screens greatest siren, as fasci-
naClng as Sne is mysterious Qe-
tached from the crowd and sur
rounded with an air of reserve
which frightens those it does
not awe, but intensely human
when you come to know her.
Getting to know her is the prob
lem. "Poaley," she called in
that throaty contralto voice one
day as Miss Moran was passing
her dressing room door, "Koam
tell Garbo another story" Thus
does friendship thrive.
The Washington times., 1931-08-31
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Of the tragedy of spent bullets
those courageous boys trained 10
die and vet left latter the havoc
to face life. It's at the Earle
Tragedies Of War
"The Last Flight" starring the
popular Richard Barthelmess, Is
q final sequence in the life OF
four fliers, nerves shattered Dy
the war, made brittle oy tne
constant expectancy OF deatn
The aftermath of battle, sensl-
tive, clinging together and taxing
under their wing q young GIRL
hurt by life, too proud to go
back home to face the barrage
of pity for broken bodies. they
come to their end like the heroes
It's a tragic tale, but there is
foundation for thought: there are
boys like these wandering over
the world, lost souls, waiting 1or
the peace of death and yet un-
willing that it should come at
their own hands.
Good Cast Aids
Richard Barthelmess is the
jerky, nervous, lonely type, which
the role calls for; this is not his
6est work but his role is sym
pathetic. In support are Elliott
Nugent, John Mack Brown, David
Manners and Walter Byron; the
girl Is Helen Chandler, a sensi'
tive creature, whose characterize
ton attains beauty at times.
The stage show features Marty
Collins and Harry Peterson offer
ing their own slice Of fun; Mar
cellus dancers, seven In number
who. interpret in dance the songs
of Budd MarcelluS; Jimmy
O'Brien and Jack Hewitt, a sing
ing duo and Bernardo De Pace
self-styled wizard of the mandolin
which name he lives up to.
Maxine Doyle introduces and
Freddy Clark and the orchestra
accompany the acts and the pro.
gram concludes with the last OF
the Bobby Jones Golf series and
the customary newsreel.-K. Y: