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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or
REDEMPTION

REDEMPTION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Burleigh
OFFICE Of County Auditor,
To w. G. Hoerr, Mankato, Mime.
sofa.
You arc hereby notified that tn.
tract OF land hereinafter described ana
which was assessed in your name for
taxation for the year 1927 was on fha
18th day of December, 1928. duly soid
- provided by law, for the DELINQUENT
taxes OF the year 1927. and that the
time Tor redemption from said sale
VIII expire ninety days from the com.
Said land Is described as fol,ow..
SWA Section ii, Townshin
142. Range IS. Number Of
Acres $50, more or less.
Amount sold for. $71.to.
subsequent taxes paid by cvYchasa
date. $97.05. ."'s
In addition to the above amount
you will be required to pay the costs
81 tho service Of this notice and In
terest % provided by law and unless
before the expiration of tho time for
redemption a. above stated. ! deed
thereon Will issue to the holder OF tina
law. -
WITNESS my hand and official seal
this ai 9sr az Of April. 1892.
"A. c. IsAMINGER.
Auditor Burleigh County.
North Dakots.
(Ftrst Publication 4-23. l-2s, S-s, 1sj3l
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YankS Trim Boston

New York-Lefty Gomez held the
Boston Red Sox to three hits and the
Yanks won the opening game of the
series, 5 to /.
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Boston. 49,. Ol0 600 600 3
New York. 101 O1O O2x-5 10 o
McFayden and Berry; Gomez and
Dickey.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
Apostles Beat Toledo

Observation-Disclosures q crowd Of 1872,
. the st. Paul team beat the Toledo
Mudhens, S to 2. It was the Saints
third win Of the season.
r n e
Toledo -. 600 200 000-2 IL o
St. Paul :. 600 100 4Ox-5 8
Lawson, Craghead, Devormer; Har-
riss and Snyder.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
Senators Humble As

Senators Humble As
Washington-The Washington Sem
ators batted RUDE Walberg from the
box to defeat Philadelphia, 10 to 4.
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Philadelphia 001 10 100 10 2
Washington 3ol O03 30x-l0 Is /
Walberg, Desl1ong and Heying;
Fischer, Marberry and Spencer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
Brewers Shut Out Indians

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won his third
game Of the season as Milwaukee shut
out Indianapolis 4 to O. Indianapolis
used three pitchers and two catch
erS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Reds Nose Out Pirates
Pittsburgh-The Cincinnati Reds
defeated the Pirates to 6, in their
first appearance in Pittsburgh this
season.
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Cincinnati. o2o 401 ooo-7 l2 1
Pittsburgh. OH 900 O2l-6 s 2
Kolp, Wysong, Ogden and Manion;
French, Spencer, Swift, Harris and
Grace.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29

Cubs Win Again
Chicago-The Chicago Cubs staged
q six run rally In the seventh inning
to defeat the world champion Card
inals, II to Z. It was Chicago's sixth
straight victory.
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st. Louis. 600 o15 0O1-7 Il 8
Chicago -. 600 $40 6Ox-12 IL 8
Dean, Frey, Haines, Carleton and
Wilson; Smith, Root and Hartnett.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29

indianapolis 600 600 600 3 2
Milwaukee. 100 POI OOx-4 Z 2
Berry, Heving, Logan, Angley and
Riddle; Knott, and Bool, Crouch.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
TOO GOOD 10 RE TRUE

New York and Boston postponet
cold.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29

Indians Beat Chisox
Cleveland-Clevelan defeated the
Chicago White Sox, II to 2 in the first
OF four-game series.
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Chicago -. 600 200 O00-2 Z 3
Cleveland. 100 4O3 3Ox-1l 10 l
Caraway, McKain, Gregory and
CRUDE; Harder and Pytlak.
Browns Come Through
st. LouiS-The st. Louis Browns
broke q losing streak defeating the
Detroit Tigers, S to 4.
r II e
Detroit -. O04 600 o00-4 IL 0
st. Louis :. 020 800 00x-5 9 4
Wyatt. Herring, Goldstein, and
Ruel, Hayworth; Blaeholder and Fer
rell.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
Robins Take Phils

0O01n8 take F0llS
Philadelphia-The Brooklyn Dodg-
erS defeated the Phillies II to S.
Frederick and Rosenfteld hit homers.
r II e
Brooklyn !. los 600 031-ll Is 1
Philadelphia 103 600 OOl-5 10 3
Phelps and Lopez; Holley, Hansen,
QraboWski, Elliott and McCurdy.
The Alaskan., 1932-09-02
MORE TRUCKS FALL
 OFF THE TRAIL

Art Laverty's big RHO. truck went in the ditch by Copper Ctr this time. Art did not get hurt. He was just being fashionable. A Fairbanks truck went into the ditch too and took several hours to get itself and it's load of gas back on the road. Trucks are too heavy to stop quickly on grades.
 A few days previous to this Daddy Lamson lost F of his auto in a ditch near Tosina when he completely turned a. round by mistake. Frank lost part of his engine, part of his wheels, two of his mud guards, broke every pane of glass in his car, and some of his ribs. He went into Fairbanks to be with Mother Lamson in her dying hours. While there Dr. Gillis-
 pie fixed him and his ribs up as good as -Chitina Herald.
The Alaskan., 1932-09-02
REBATES AND ASSESSMENTS

Additional com e assess nlents made during the past 15
 years have brought the Federal
 Government nearly 50 per cent
 more refunds and abatements which it has allowed is a state
 ment made by Arthur A. Ballan- tine, Undersecretary of the Trea- Isury, during the recent Colum- bia University symposium on taxation in New York City. Much criticism has been di- Irected at Andrew w. Mellon, greatest treasurer of the United States, since Alexander Hamilton because of the vast amount of refunds made during his ad- 'rainistration. And the criticism has not been unjustified.
 Congress made considerable
 ado over balancing the budget
 to cover up the deficit of almost three billion dollars. Without the rebates and refunds, there is no question, that the deficit would be more than two billion less than it was. The nuisance" taxes would not have been ap- piled and the cost of government which has gone up would not be the problem that it now is.
 It might be all wrong to soak the Rich" but inasmuch as the Rich soak the Poor anyhow, they should be made to pay their way even as the poor are forced to carry the bigger share of the load. Rebates and refunds are not any more justifiable to the rich than to the poor.
The Alaskan., 1932-09-02
A Chauffeur's Tongue

Two girls were quarreling. "Oh," said one, I'm sick of you. I believe you can't help it, though. You've got a chaufeur's tongue!"
 "What?" cried the other girl, scared. "Is it catching? How does one get it?"
 "Oh," said the other pointedly, through constantly running people down"
 When picking your friends be careful not to pick them too much.
 j: # j:
 You don't have to nurse 6 grouch very carefully to make 1t
The Alaskan., 1932-09-02
BERRY DEPICTS
 CORRUPT JURIST
When the Fox picturization of

When the Fox picturizatiOn oI Zane Grey's celebrated frontier romance, Riders Of The Purple Sage" comes to the Coliseum, Theatre, next Thursday and Fri day, with George O'Brien fea- tured, Noah Beery will be seen in ot those roles of unrelieved viii liany that have won him hi: great screen following. He DOT trays Judge Dyer" head of a Law and Order Committee who uses his position to rustic the cattle of other settlers includ ing Marguerite Churchill, anoth- CT featured player.
 Judge Dyer" is such a bad lot that many consider him the pro- duct of an authors overheated imagination. This is not so. The early West furnished some like him, but not many.
 Now and then two or more big cattlemen would dispute a grazing territory, and each would try to place his man on the bench or in the Sherlff's office Of his county. Men like Dyer" were the result. Wars were even fought for the ranges such as the Lincoln County War in New Mexico, and the Earp-Clanton feud at Tombstone, Arizona, near which Riders Of The Pur- ple Sage" is laid. In these wars the gunmen of the conteSting factions as they gained power Cutlawed their enemies and ar- rested and hanged them to suit private interest not public vel fare, and robbed and riddled coaches and ranchmen' under the protection of the corrupt COW town governments which they controlled.
 It can be imagined with what relish Beery essayed this rich role and how he has played it for everything in it. He is said 5o give one of his very best per fCrmances.
 Yvonne Pelletier heads the supporting cast which includes James Todd, Stanley Fields and other favorites. Hamilton Mac Fadden directed.
 
 There is nothing more fearful than imagination without taste.
 -Ganfha
The Alaskan., 1932-09-02

There is nothing more fearful than imagination without taste
 -GeOthe.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-02
AT THE MOVIES
The Old Dark House.
Is Weird, Terrifying

With a more grotesque and terri
flying makeup than that which
startled the world in "Frankenstein, -
Karloff. sensational screen character
actor, returns to Bismarck when Uni
versals THE Old Dark House" opens
its long awaited engagement tonight
at the Capitol Theatre.
This terrifically tense drama is
laid in the sinister setting of an an
cient house in the lonely Welsh
mountains where a group of travellers
caught in violent storm seek refuge
for the night, only to discover that
the inhabitants are tainted with In
sanity and ruled over by gigantic,
brutal servant who, becoming in
famed by drink, menaces the entire
group. The desperate situation is
heightened when the evil brute, 60
ing made himself with lust and feroc-
ity, decides to loose upon the house
the murder-crazed brother kept in
his charge in locked room.
THE Old Dark House" features an
exceptional cast of talented stage IA
vorites assembled especially by Dr.
rector James Whale to lend anthem
tic portrayals to the exciting pictur-
lzation Of the celebrated j. B. Priest
ley novel of the same name. Charles
Laughton, Melvyn Douglas, Lillian
Bond, Ernest Thesiger, Eva Moore,
Raymond Massey, and Gloria Stuart
mead the exceptional cast.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-02
Two Famous Screen
Stars Appear in
"Tiger Shark"

Two famous screen names are at
the head of the cast of Tiger Shark,
the First National exciting picture
of the co1orful Tuna industry which
comes to the Paramount Theatre
Thursday and Friday.
Edward G. Robinson, star of the
picture, and Richard Arlen, long a
screen favorite. play together for the
first time in this stirring and sensa-
tional epic of the seas, story of life
among the fishermen who take their
lives into their hands practically
every time they go to sea.
In this picture Arlen sings for the
first time, rollicking songs of the sea.
He plays Pipes" mate on Robin
sons fishing boat, and gets his nick
name from his vocal accomplish
Ments.
Many of the spectacular sea shots
were made off the west coast of Mex
leo, where man-eating sharks are
found in great schools. These scenes
are said to be thrilling in the ex-
IRENE.
Another member of the cast is Zita
Johann. the talented Hungarian ac-
tress who has recently come to this
country to enter pictures, and who
has been sensation in Broadway
productions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-02
JAILED BY A FOOT

Indianapolis, Understanding to a
municipal court ruling, drunkenness
is not an offense here unless a dis
turbance is created. Eddie Carols
feet, then, must have caused a dis
turbance, for an officer brought him
into court on a drunkenness charge.
1t was explained that Carol was re-
Ginning on someone's lawn. It would
have been all right if his feet hadn't
stuck out OH the sidewalk and Great
ed disturbance"
A vacuum bottle can be cleaned of
any food odors by dropping one or
two crystals of potassium preman-
ganate into it and washing it out.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
LA LIGA DEFENSORA DE
LA LIBERTAD DE LA
PRENSA

Madrid, Mario 14.-Ha co
menZado a actuar la Liga De-
fensora de la Libertad de la
Prensa, constituida la semana
pasada por I'm grupo de perio-
distas que representa- a los
principales diarios de esta ca
pital y de Espaha.
Los periodistas visitaran al
ministro de la gobernaci6n pa
ra hacerle presente a este su
inconformidad con las trabas
que viene poniendole a los pc
ri6dicos,
"Nosotros no queremos pri-
vilegios-dijo uno de los mien
bros de la Liga-, sino que sc
mantenga un criterio equitati'
vo Y Sc reconozca ell derecho
de honrada publicidad que en-
todos los paises cultos Sc con-
cede a la prensa."
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
DE ITALIA
Sc CAMBIARON CONDECO-
RACIONES ENTIRE Ell PA
PA Y Ell REY MA
NUEL

Roma, Mario 14.-Varios
memories dignatarios de la ca
sa real italiana y de la corte
papal figuraron en- un recipro-
60 cambio de condecoraciones
efectuado la semana pasada
por ell rey Victor Manuel y ell
Papa Pho XI.
Cuando ell condo de Vecchi,
embajador italiano en- ell Vati-
cano, hizo una vista para a.
nunciar que condecoraciones
de las Ordenes de San Mauri-
clio y San Lazaro habian sido
concedidas a varios funciona-
rios de la corte papal, incluy6
ell nombre de Monsenor Giu-
seppe Pizzardo, ell ~secretario
de estado para asuntos extra
ordinarios Y ex-jefe de la Ac-
ci6n Cat6lica. Cuando Pizzar
do desempehaba ell puesto de
leader de la Acci6n Cat6lica,
la prensa'fascista 10 atac6 vi
gorosamente, hacienda cons
tar que elsgobierno de Musso-
lini habia pedido su renuncia.
Las otras personals que reel
bran las condecoraciones del
Rey, son Monsenor Alfredo
Ottaviani, subsecretario de es-
tado papal; ell marques Fran
cesco Pacelli, un p~ariente del
Cardinal Pacelli y abogado
c%onsultcr del Papa, y ell reve-
rendo Pietro Tacchi Ventura,
de la Compania de Jesus, que
por su amistad personal con
Mussolini tom6 parte principal
EN- ell arreglo de las diferencias
con la Acci6n Cat6lica.
FL Papa condecor6 cor la
Gran Cruz de la Orden de Pho
TX al Duque Borea D'Almo,
que recientemente festej6 su
cent6simo aniversario; ell ge-
neral marques Asinari di Ver-
nezzo, y ell ayudante de cam
po del rey, condo Matioli Pas
quacini.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
s 0 ClAL L s
RienpeNi0o

BieRUeaido
Aver Domingo, y procedente
de Cuba, lego a esta localidad
en- companio de sus amantes hi
jos, ell apreciado mtdico especia
lista en- ninos, DR.. Juan Garcia
Gutierrez.
Segun nuestras noticias viene
a formar parte del cuerpo facul-
.tativo de la Secci6n BenGfica de.
Centre Espanol.
AproVechamos esta oportuni-
dad para darle nuestros parable.
mes, deseandole continue la coSe.
cha de triunfos obtenidos en- ST
Patria, y congratulamos asi mis-
mo a la Sociedad arriba mencio.
NADIA por la adquisici6n de tar
distinguish galeno.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
UN NUEVO PARTIDO Pc
LITICO

Habana, Mario 14.-En una
reunion verificada ell sabado
en- ell domicilio del general Err
nesto Asbert, en- la Gale de Sn.
Miguel, qued6 aprobada Ia
constitution de un partido po-
litico que Sc opondra a las nor
mas del presente gobierno, pc
70 sin recurrir a la violencia.
Forman parte de la nueva
agrupaci6n ell Oral. Asbert, ell
Oral. Dionisio Arencibia, los
doctores C6spedes, Ortiz, Bor-
rell, Traviesa, Fernandez Cue
vara y otros y los coroneles Jul
lilo Morales Broderman y Gus
tavo Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
SAN SEBASTIAN Sc PREPA-
RIA PARA Ell TOURISMO

Madrid, Mario 14.-Aun-
que Sevilla ha perdido la visi-
ia de miles de personals con
motive de la suspension de las
procesiones de Semana Santa,
San Sebastian hace preparati-
vos para la temporada de We
rano.
Entire los incentives Que San
Sebastian prepare figura la
reaparici6n de Juan Belmonte,
en- Agosto, luego de la gran co
rrida de la prensa, que Sc efec
tuara ell "a de Julio. Ademas
verificara San Sebastian un
concurso de belleZa que atrae-
ra bonitas muchachas de todas
las regiones de Espana.
La baja de la peseta favore
&c a los visitantes cuyos paises
esten sometidos al patron orc.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
)BITUARIO

En- ell cementerio del Centre
Espanol recibieron aver por la
tarde cristiana sepultura los res
tos del Sr. Eusebio Diaz, pro-
minente figura que fuera de la
Icitada institution.
Acompahar0n ell cadaver des-
de la Gale Lamar mum. 1906,
hasta su Ultima morada, nutri-
das representations de la socie-
dad, del concrete y de la colonia
latina, en- cuyo seno ha sido pro
fundamente sentida la desapa-
rici6n del Sr. Diaz.
Llegue hasta sus hiios Johnny
Luis, y a su hiia, la distinguida
Sra. Gaspar Mella, ell tribute de
nuestra mas sentida condolen-
cha.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
PROPAGANDA DE INTERE
SEES PARA AID
QUIRIR LA PLANTA DE
MUSCLE SHOALS

Washington, Mario 14.-Al
aprobar ell proyecto de Ley
Norris, pidiendo que ell gobier
no opere la planta de Muscle
Shoals, ell comite de agricultu-
ra del senado hizo saber que
una campana ha venido soste-
niendose por corporaclones
privadas que desean maneJar
la planta, prometiendo a los
campesinos que venderan abo
no qufmico a precios muy ba-
Jos. Dice ell comite que los que
buscan manejar la production
de abono quimico en- Muscle
Shoals deben mostrar su bue-
ma fe aceptando las aftermath
vas de arrendamiento que a
parecen en- la MEDIA.
Dispone la Ley Norris que
ell gobierno maneje la planta,
valuada en- $50 millones de pc
sos, a menos que ell presidente
haga un arrendamiento para
la privada operation de las ia
bricas de nitrate, dentro de IN
ano despues de quedar en- vi
COR la ley.
A pesar de que Ell presiden-
te Hoover veto la medida en- Id
pasada legislature, la comisi6r
aprob6 ell informe sin un vote
en- contra.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
FL Cabaret del Caculo

La fiesta de la noche del saba
do ultimo, organizada para re,
caudar fondos con destino al so
zorro de las victimas del terre-
motto de Santiago de Cuba, no
respondi6 a la finalidad perse-
guida debido al intense frio que
Sc dej6 sentir y a la lluvia que
desde las ~primeras horas de la
tarde estuvo cayendo.
GPor que los auspiciadores de
tan generosa iniciativa no sus-
pendieron ell cabaret, visto los
contratiempos presentados?
Tenemos la seguridad que
nuestras familias lutheran res
pondido Ell otra fecha al piadoso
llamamiento que sc les hacia.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
SERA JUZGADO Ell HON
BRE QUE Trio UNA PIE
ORA EN- LA ASAMBLEA
NACIONAL

Madrid, Mario 14.-En es,
"a semana sera juzgado Angel
Escribano VaZquez, que hace
pocos dias arrojara una pie
dra contra ell banco de los mi
nistros, en- la Asamblea Nacio-
nal, sin alcanzar a nadie. Acu-
sa ell fiscal a Escribano de ha-
Der tirado la piedra atentan,
do contra la vida del ministro
Largo Caballero, de filiaci6n
socialista, y lie pide seis amos de
preside y dos mil pesetas de
multa.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
M LA TEMPORADA
HIPICA DE INVIERNO

Habana, Mario 14.-Termi
no aver la temporada hipica
de invierno, la d6cima septima
organizada por ell Havana Jo-
ckey Club.
Lady Broadcast, caballo de
seis amos, p~ropiedad de Her
bert M. Wolf, gan6 ell gran pre-
milo de Cuba, con una bolsa de
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
De CUBA
PUESTO EN- LIBERTAD UN
A

Habana, Mario l4.-De a
cuerdo con una sentencia de la
Sala Segunda de 10 Criminal,
ha sido puesto en- libertad An
tonic Cato Almeyda, pagador
Que fuera de la GAIA de aho-
rios del Centric Gallego a
quien Sc acusaba de haberse
apoderado Embellishments de
la suma de $50, 900. El minis
terio pdblico no pudo probar
los cargos que contra ell hom-
bre formulara.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
NIEVES SERA


Madrid, Mario 14.-Fraca-
sada la huelga de los sindica-
listas de Cordoba, organizada
en- honor del leader Alfonso
Moves, que Sc encuentra de-
tenido, ell ministro de la gober
naci6n manifesto aver que Me
yes sera juzgado por los car
COS nechos Ell su contra.
Ell jefe sindicalista continua
detenido en- la carcel de Cor.
doba.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
DETENIDOS VARIOS HUEL
GUISTAS

Madrid, Mar 20 14.-Se ha
communicate al ministerio de la
gobernaci6n que varios huel-
guistas fueron detenidos en-
Cordoba por haber arrojado
puntillas en- las Gales, con ell
fin de paralizar ell transito de
automobiles.
Varios de los huelguistas,
detenidos por differences eau
sas, seran procesados.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
RITZ

hIIZ
Monumental ell doble progra-
ma de hoy en- este teatro de
Ybor City, exhibieGdose Truth
About Youth y "Esposas de Doc
torres.
En- la noche de hoy subiran a
escena los ninos latinos y anne
ricanos, con escogidOs ndmeros
de variedades.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
PRESENTO SUS CREDENCIA
LES UN EMBAJADOR

Madrid, Mario 14.-Presen
to hoy sus credenciaies al pre-
sidente de la Republica, Sr. Al
Gala Zamora, ell nuevo emba-
jador de Mexico en- Espaha,
Sr. Estrada.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
LOS SON MAS
QUE LOS ITALIANOS

Roma, Mario 14.-El CEN
so Official de la provincial de
Bolzano, muestra que la raza
alemana tiene ALI 198, 173 ma
cionales, en- comparaci6n con
$500 i~talianos y 1886 esla-
vos. A
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
LA AVIACION COMMERCIAL
ESPANOLA ES LA MAS SE
GURA

Madrid, Mario 14.-La II.
nea de aeroplanos que presta
servicios entire Madrid, BARGE
Iona y Sevilla, transport6 ell
ano pasado 1880 pasajeros,
sin I'm solo case de muerte.
No existe otra companfa de
la misma clase, en- ell mundo,
que haya establecido marca
igual.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14

BaIe del Centre ASturidnO
Ell nal tempo reinante tam
bi6s rest6 lucidez al bale social
que esta prestigioSa sociedad
de la avenida de Nebraska cele-
bro ell sabado por la noche.
La suspension estaba indica-
da.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
t'%ATROS
CASINO

OADIND
La lujosa y divertida revista
Flying High, con Ell notable
actor c6mico, Bert Lair, figura
hoy en- ell programa de este tea
tro, conjuntamente con una pc
licula de perros amaestrados.
Para manana esta anunciado
el famoso "Proceso de Mary Du-
gan.
La gaceta., 1932-03-14
ROYAL

Presentara hoy en- la pantalla,
.por Ultima vez, "The Cuban
Love Song, con la interesante
actriz mejicana Lupe Velez.
Durante toda esta semana la
administration del Royal per-
mitira entrar a dos personals con
una sofa papeleta.