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The Washington times., 1931-11-27
Dorothy Lee Got
Start in Revue

Dorothy Lee, who plays lead for
Joe E. Brown in Local Boy
Makes Good" his latest First Ma.
eional starring vehicle, now at
Warner Bros. Earle Theater, was
originally not called Dorothy or
Lee either. Her name was Mar
jorie Milsap, and because she
liked Held's drawings Of Merely
Marjorie" she for a tin decided
she should be so billed.
Being less than five feet in
height and weighing sew
pounds. under 100, Dorothy tells
how her first theatrical employ.
ers. Fanchor1 and Marco, when
she introduced herself pertly with
I'm Dorothy Lee!" replied in
chorus: well, what of It'll"
Her captivating sauciness ir
the role of Julia in Local Boy
Makes Good" proves that there
is more than littleness of size and
name in the personality of Miss
Dot Lee.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27

MARY PICKFORD "R m nee
Is very necessary on the screen
right now" says Mary. Two
years ago the public was flip.
pant. They wanted sophisticated
stories. Now everybody - the
young people as well as grown
ups-are tired of sex stuff.
"They are in a more serious
frame Of mind and are recep-
tive to wholesome, decent stories.
"And. while audiences should
never be preached to. / think
they also want to feel that there
Is q power beyond themselves to
lean on In these times"
1t Is possible that Mary will go
back N New York before the
holidays. In this case, she viii
take her niece with her. DouC
Of course. will be abroad. Tele'
phoning Monday from Paris, he
told Mary he was waiting the
Soviet governments permission to
go into Siberia. In case upset
conditions prevent this, he prob
ably will 60 direct to Africa.
I asked Mary about her III
mored appearance in q stage play
'That won't happen for a
while, at least" she said. Last
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
When The Feature Is
Shown On Screen

FOX-Warner Baxter in "sur
render" at 11:46 a. m, 200
4:32, 7:3l and 9:54 p. m. Stage
shows at lit, $40, 6:39 and
900 p. m.
PALACE-Richard Arlen in
Touchdown" at 11:40 a. m.
2'O3, 4:39, 7:12 and 9:4S p. m.
Stage shows at 1:16. 1852, 6:25
and 9:01 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Wallace Beery and
Jackie Cooper in The Champ.
AT 1880 a. m, 1870, $3.50, 5:30
7:30 and $50 p. m.
R.K-O KEITH'S-Willia m
Boyd and James Gleason in Sui
eide Fleet" At IL, 1905, 3:12
5:1S, 7:24 and $50 p. m.
O-Colin Give in
"Frankenstein," 1902, 2:13, 4:O7
6:O1, 1855 and 9:52 p. m.
EARLE-Joe E. Brown in "Loca,
Boy Makes Good" At 1880 a
M. 1850. 4:35, 7:25 and 10 p. m
Stage shows at l, $3.50. $50 ano
9:05 p. m.
METROPOLITAN - Sherlock
Holmes Fatal Hour" At ITO:
a. M, 12:47, 2:31, 4:15, 5:58
TAI and 9:25 p. m.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
Claiming PoIIock's Latest Drama
Comes Here December 7

On Monday evening, December
z, Washington theatergoers will
witness the opening performance
of the Crosby Gaige production
of Charming Pollock's play, The
House Beautiful" at the Belasco
Theater which is scheduled to
play a weeks. engagement under
the auspices of the Professional
Players.
It is interesting to note that
the local presentation will be
given by the same cast as seen
at the Apollo Theater. New York.
last season. Mary Philips and
James Bell head this organization
which includes Raymond Wal
burn, Roy Gordon, Jane Seymour,
Sidney Riggs, Jack Easton, Vir-
ginia Curley, Helen Namur, Lilo
mel Stander. Gladys Thornton,
and Joe Mccarthy.
In The House Beautiful" :"
Charming Pollock tells the story
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
"Chauve Souris"
Booked for D. G.

On December IA, the new
Chauve-Souris will be presentedsat
the Shubert Belasco, with the ever
fascinating Nikfta Balieff in his
old familiar role as master of
ceremonies" The new program
will be presented in three parts,
opening with a Mozart Ballet, en-
titled "A Romantic Adventure Of
an italian Ballerina. and Mar
quis," devised by Boris Romanoff,
former balletmaster Of the Mar.
insky Theater in st. Petersburg.
Then follows the featured mum.
ber THE Queen of Spades" by
Alexander Pushkin presented by
an English company including
George Hayes and Marie Ault.
The closing number is an operatta
entitled 1890 or An interrupted
Festival" a musical buffo'- de in
spired by the airs of Offenbach
and LococQ.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
Adams Show Sets
Road Records

Howard Herrick. advance cour.
ier for Maude Adams and Otis
Skinner. who come to the Ma.
tional for five days beginning
Tuesday, December Is, wires
from Boston that these famous
stars are shattering all box-office
records on their tour in Shakes
peare's The Merchant Of Venice" T."
For the week at the Colonial
Theater, Boston. the house was
completely sold out by mail orders
before the box-office sale opened
and an extra matinee on Friday
has been added. r.
The assured gross receipts of
over $31 900 will top any dramatic
attraction ever to have played the
famous old Boston theater
Washington theatergoers can Sc.
cure order blanks for the local
engagement at the box-offIce of
the National or they will be
mailed upon request. Phone Ma
tional 0501.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27

Of simple lives and minor gal
lantries. He pictures a man and
a woman who build a house and
live in it, keep their love secure
and their integrity untarnished /;
a man and a woman who have
made no glittering success of
things as the word sees 1t and,
yet, fixed with a more under
standing eye, may be seen to live
lives Of high romance.
The House Beautiful" is played
in 20 scenes, and only at the end
of each Of the three acts is the
curtain lowered for a change of
locale. The settings are manipu-
lated in total darkness with the
rapidity that rivals motion pic.
lures. This production was de,
signed by 10 Mielziner and made
under the direction of Worthing.
ton Miner.
Matinees will be played on
Thursday and Saturday.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
Frankenstein?

"Frankenstein"? What does it
mean? AS the title Of the pic
ture showing at the Rialto The
ater, it means "a monster" So
called after the character who
invented it, creating it from hu.
man remnants. "A monster with
out a soul"
The Washington times., 1931-11-27

Search was at
least partly sue
ce S S full, Two
well known au
thorS a man
and a woman
are working on
ideas for her
While declining
to go into de.
tail. she says
that both Sto.
ries will be of
the C h e e IF u
type, ith q
strong love in.
tereSt.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
MAGICIAN TO PERFORM

John D. Lippy, jr, magician,
will entertain at a Thanksgiving
program tomorrow at 8 p. m. in
Eastern High School Auditorium.
Don't look for "Fcr Rent signs
E. consult the vacancies advertised
daily in the Rental Columns of the
Classified Section
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
Pickford's S
Next Story
Picked
BY HARRISON CARROLL

Copyright. 1891, Premier SyndicsteI
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Nov. 81.
Just returned from New York,
Mary Pickford tells me her story
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
More Gossip

Ruth Chatterton will have Col,
leen Moore's old bungalow at First
National. She's the first star to
have one on his lot since Colleen
and Corinne Griffith left. Jack
Warner, by the way, has Corinne's S
Dorothy Mackail and Neil
Miller are back from a honey.
moon in Del Mar ELISA
Landi's third novel will be pub.
lished soon. It is House for Sale. u
The Washington times., 1931-11-27

year there was a gay, splendid
spirit in the New York theater.
Thi5 year, it is very different.
Everybody is uncertain"
La gaceta., 1931-12-03

cayese sobre ell ojo de buitre.
Hice este durante siete interim
nables noches, en- punto de las
doce; mas como siempre encon-
traba ell ojo cerrado, no pude
realizar mi prop6sito; porque
no era ell viejo mi conStante pc
sadilla, sino su maldito ojo. Ca
da manana, no bien amanecia.
entraba yo resueltamente en- su
cuarto Y lie hablaba con despair
pajo, llamandolo carinosamente
por su nombre, e informandome
de como habia pasado la noche.
Muy sagaz habia de ser Ell viejo
para que pudiera presumir que
cada noche, a media noche. 10
espiaba durante ell sueno.
A la Octava noche, aumente
las precauciOnes para abrir Ia
La gaceta., 1931-12-03

mente cerrada, sin dejar que aso
mase un solo rayo de luz; des-
pues meta la cabeza, lcomo Sc
lutheran redo ustedes, al yer
GUAM diestramente meta la ca
bezai Moviala l~entamente, muy
lentamente, para no interrum-
pir ell sueno del viejo. Una bora
sofia emplear, por 10 menos, en-
introducir la cabeza por la aber-
tura, hasta yer al viejo acostado
en- su CANA. I'm loco podria ha-
Der sido, acaso, tan prudente? Y
cuando habia metido toda la ca
beza, abria va la linterna con
precauci6n, ioh, con que precau-
ci6n, con que precauci6n, porque
rechinaba ell gozne! Abria estric
tamente 10 necesario para que
I'm rayo imperceptihle de luz
La gaceta., 1931-12-03
portable mirada.


He aqui, pues, la dificultad.
Green ustedes loco? Pues
bien: los locos no saben dar ra-
70 de NADIA; ipero 81 me hubie-
ran visto ustedesl Isl hubieran
Observable con que sagacidad me
conduje! icon que precauci6n y
que previsora y disimuladamen
te execute todas las noches mi
empresa! Nunca estuve tan anna
bic con ell viejo como durante
la semana que precedi6 al ase-
sinato. Todas las noches, hacia
las doce, descorrfa ell pestillo de
su puerta Y abria, ion, tan sua-
vemente! Y cuando habia en-
treabierto 10 necesario para que
eupiese mi cabeza, introducia
una hnterna sorda, hermetica-
La gaceta., 1931-12-03

puerta. Ell horario de un reloi
marcia con mayor velocidad
que la de mi mano al moversa
Hasa aquella noche no habia W
Experimental TODD ell alcance
de mis- facultades Y de mi saga
cidad. Apenas podia cortener
sin exteriorizarlo ell gozo oaJe mo
eausaba ell triunfo. iPensar u,e
estaba abriendo POGO a POGO Ia
puerta, y que el no sofiaba siouia
"a mis- prop6sitos! Esta idea me
afranc6 una ligera exclamation
de jubilo que 81 oy6 sin duda
porque Sc revolvi6 de pronto en-
la cana. como 81 despertase.
GCreeran ustedes, quiza, que me
retire? ipueS no! La habitaci6n
estaba tan negra como la pez.
segan eran de espesas las TIME
La gaceta., 1931-12-03
DIES toda mi historic!

No puedo explicar como cruz6
por mi mente la idea por pri-
mera vez; pero, desde que Ia
.concebi, no ces6 de perseguirme
'noche y dia. Puedo asegurar
que era independence de mi vo-
|luntad. 70 guerra al pobre VIE
10 que no me habfa hecho NAL
.alguno; jamas m ehabia ofendi-
do, 20 no codiciaba su oro.. All!
lesto ST! Uno de sus ojos parecia
de buitre; I'm ojo de color azul
apagado y con una catarata. Ca
da vez que aquel ojo Sc fijaba en-
la sangre Sc me helaba; asi
fue que gradualmente Sc me pu-
so en- la cabeza matar a aquel
para de este modo librar-
me para siempre de aquella inso
La gaceta., 1931-12-03

Iolas, porque las ventanas esta-
ban hermeticamente cerradas
per tenor a los ladrones. Asf.
pues, en- la seguridad de que el
no podria yer la abertura de la
puerta, continue abri6ndola mas
y mas.
Va habia introdueido la cabe-
"a y comenzaba a abrir la Inter
Ma, cuando ocurri6 que mi pull
gar resbal6 sobre ell cierre de
hcJalata, y ell viejo Sc incorpor6
en- la cana, gritando:
d Quien esta ahi?
Permaneci completamente in
movii y sin articular una sflaba.
For espacio de una bora no mo-
Vi nj I'm mdsculo, y aunQue pres
te edo, no rude Dir que Sc vol
Vera a acostar. Permanecfa i'm
La gaceta., 1931-12-03
F0tletfn de La GGcetG No. 81
Edgardo Allan Poe
HISTORIAS
EXTRAORDINARY
Y Aventuras
de Arturo Gordon Pym

dado mayor agudeza a mis- sem
tidos: no los ha destruido nj en-
bot ado. Entire TODD sobresale,
sin embargo, Ell dido, como SUI
perior en- firmeza t: 20 he dido to-
das las cosas del cielo y de la
terra y no pocas del inferno.
como, pues, he de estar loco?
iEsc1chenme Y vean con cuanta
caina y cordura relate a usbe-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
THE STATE OF y

To the Sheriff or Any Constable
Of Cameron County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO
summon Manuel Mendoza by max
ing publication OF this Citation
once In each week for four con-
secutive weeks previous 70 the re-
turn day hereof in some newspaper
published in your county, to APP
pear at the next regular term OF
the Criminal District Court Of
Cameron County, Texas. 70 be be-
gun and holden at the court house
thereof in the City Of Brownsville
on the fifth Monday in August,
1881. same being the 3lst day OF
August, A. d. 1881. then and there
10 answer a Petition filed IN said
Court on the LIST day Of August.
A. ID. 1881. in a suit numbered
1869 on the docket Of said Court,
wherein Myra Raymond Mendoza Is
Plaintiff and Manuel Mendoza Is
Defendant. said Petition alleging
that Plaintiff and Defendant were
married in Cameron County, Tex
as. on September 81, 1927: that
they lived together IS husband and
wife until August Is. 1880. when
Plaintiff was compelled TO leave
Defendant on account OF cruel
treatment. such as to render their
further living together insupport-
able. and because OF being put In
fear OF her life. Plaintiff alleging
that about six months after their
marriage Defendant commenced q
course Of harsh. cruel. vexacious
and harrassing treatment toward
her such as to render their further
living together insupportable: that
he often cursed and abused her
and constantly nagged her: that on
August 8, 1880 he cursed and abused
her and threatened 70 kill her: and
put her in fear Of her life: and or
August Is, 1880. he cursed and
abused her and AGAIN put her in
such fear Of her life that she left
him and they have not since lived
together as husband and wife: that
there is no property OF such mar
rage. but there Is a child Of said
marriage. Sarita Mendoza. born
September 3. 1928: that Plaintiff
is a fit person to have the custody
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-16
DRESSLER and
MORAN Seen
In POLITICS

Politics" which brings Marie
DRESSER TO the Capitol Theatre IN
her first picture as a full-fledged
star, is unique in that 1t gives her
equal opportunity as a Coincidence
and as a dramatic actress. In it she
makes laughs as in Reducing"
and Caught Short" and OF the
same time rises to dramatic heights
as in Anna Christie" or Min ana
Bill"
The new picture is a comedy
drama OF political life. Miss Dress
Ter plays a housewife who. goaded
to action by conditions IN her
town. runs for mayor. organizes the
women's vote and drives out gang
ster rule. Polly Moran plays her
political manager and aide in bat
tie.
Charles F. Riesner. who finished
Caught Short" and"Reducing." d.
rected the new picture, in which q
notable cast appears. Rosco Ates
is seen as the comic barber, Karen
Morley, recently een in Never
the Twain Shall Meet" and Will
lam Blackwell, Of "All Quiet on the
Western Front and other hits, are
the romantic leads, and John Nil
jan, noted in The Secret Six" Is
the g~angster ruler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-16

The Avenger' Is
Playing at Queen

Stirring drama with n whlriwind
plot and climax: That's The
Avenger." Columbia's latest fca-
ture starring Buck Jones. which
opened at the Queen theatre last
night.
Based upon the life OF Joaquin
Murietta. historically known as
the California Robin Hood" the
story OF The Avenger." supplies
excellent picture material. The plot
concerns itself chiefly with Mu-
rietta's efforts 10 aveng the deaths
OF hts father and brother. murder
ed by three ruffianS who had come
west To prospect for gold. Because
or the existing lawleSs condition on
the country at this time. Murietta
can hope for no justice from the
authorities, and thus feels COM
PEELED to turn bandit.
Buck Jones core heavily rs q
swashbuckling hero OF the romantic
type. Dorothy Revier Is charming
In the quaint costumes or the 49
period and gives a splendid inter-
probation OF the role OF a pretty
school mistress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-16

OF such child and Defendant Is not
a fit person. and Plaintiff prays
for divorce. for custody and control
Of the child, and for costs Of court
and general relief.
Herein fail not, BIT have you be-
fore said court On the said first
day Of the next terri. thereof, this
writ, with your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness J. J. Bishop, Clerk of
the Criminal District Court Of
Cameron County.
Given under my hand and the
seal OF said court. in the lst day
OF August, "A. ID. 1881.
j. J. BISHOP.
Clerk OF the District Court
of Cameron County, Texas.
(SEAL)
L. George, Deputy
Issued this LIST day OF August.
a.. d., 1891.
j. j. BISHOP,
Clerk Of the District Court
OF Cameron County, Texas.
l.. George. Deputy
(8-2-9-l5-23-4t-4ll9)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-16
YOUNGSTER
IS GIFTED
PERFORMER
BY SWAN
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 15-It's a Gin
cinnad lad who has all Broadway
panicked.
His name is Hal lie Roy. He's
still In hts teenS-and can he
dancer
When Jack Donahue. the great
est stopper Of rs type, passed sud-
denly on, the show world looked
around for his successor and found
few runners up. There was, OF
course. Bill Roinson, but he was
In a class by himself.
But the long, loose, and uncan-
nily gifted youngster came drifting
in from the middle west, practical
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the big street, and changed the
whole pattern Of things. In the
midst Of a considerable array OF
performers, young Leroy came on
stage when the new "Follies" OPP
ened and stopped the show.
UnSpoiled, ingenious. boyish,
with a grin almost as wide as his
face and a nos that Tits up, with
'arge ears and an awkward-age
sort Of presence. this youngster has
the whole theater world talking
aout him.
lie Roy's dancing is definitely
his own. He has not had time nor
opportunity to mimic his elders.
His sense OF time coordination
and his ability to slip into the
music" without seeming effort
his ability TO make an audience feel
that he is just playing some rhy-
thmic game-are but a few Of the
qualifications he brought with him
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-16
THE EASIER WAY

Years ago. when I was n. X
made up my mind 20 get rich"
"And yet you're not rich"
mo. I decided 10 was a lot easier
10 change my mind than my
fortune. Answers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-16
Miracle Woman
At The Arcadia

The Miracle Woman" featured
at the Arcadia theatre. today,
Monday and Tuesday II the orig
NAL in conception and in treat
ment and Is sure TO provoke COM
ment among thinking men and
women. whatever their religious
convictions. In this picture. q
daring departure from the usual
In screen dramas beautiful Barbara
Stanwyck Is cast as a woman
evangelist who breaches to the
multitudes and even works mir
acles. Yet the truly religious
minded, will perceive that her gos-
pei Is spurious and her own faith
a mockery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-16
Happy Ending Not
Demanded ANYMORE

men of the Sky" the First Ma
tional mystery romance Of the spies
Of the world war. comes to the Dit
mann Theatre today.
The exciting sequences are laid
in gay Baden-Baden. when the
pleasuTe-buyers Of the world first
become aware OF the impending
holocaust. Later sequences are in
Paris. Berlin and army headquarters.
There are flying seduences-and
nan other unusual shots in the
kaleidoscope sweep Of Men Of the
Sky"
irene Delroy and Jack Whiting
superbly depict the leading roles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-16
TREASURES AFTER ALI,

X IOSHA, Wis, August-May-
narfd Robbins and Antonq Paira-
pito, diving in the Fox River, came
across a pile OF shiny ingots. When
brought to the surface. they re-
sembled gold. But they turned out
to be brass and copper pigs" stolen
from the American Brass Co, here
last year. The company hired the
youths to bring the ingots out OF the
river. paying them a nice sum to do
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