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Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-27
Alleged SnuggIers
And Liquor Taken

New Years would have been
much jollier in Imperial Valley this
week if Manuel Rodriguez and Vim
cente Zepeda had been successful
in bringing a load of contraband
liquor across the line this morning.
They were arrested by customs
officers north of Calexico with sew
en- cases of mescal and one case of
whiskey. They told the officers
they were bringing it across for
New Years.
The men were brought before
Whitelaw, U. S. commissioner, this
morning and bail set at $500. They
now are inmates of the county Jail
while. awaiting trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-27
Santa Clara Stays
On Bears Schedule

SANTA CLARA, Cal, Dec. 81
U.Ij-The, University of Santa Cla-
ra and the University of California
will continue their relations on the
gridiron next fall. Sam Dunno
Santa Clara graduate manager
announced To-Day.
The Broncos and Bears will meet
in the Berkeley stadium September
%.
Dunne's announcement settled
the controversy which started when
California left Santa Clara off its
football schedule for the first time
in nine years.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-27
Thief Snatch,s
Bill Fror, Mor,

OAKLAND, Dec. 27. U.P)-Half
of 500 should be $40 but George
Brown has found otherwise.
Brown was handing $40 bill to
ticket seller at local theatre
when bold money snatcher grab
bed the bill. The bill tore in half.
The thief fled, leaving Brown hold
ing to half of his greenback.
No one was interested in accept
ing half of a $40 bill, SO Brown
turned the problem over to police.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-27
Satisfied With
Copper Situation,

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81. U.P)
Consumption and production of
copper are more nearly balanced at
the present time than any other
commodity said Louis Gates, head
of the Phelps-Dodge corporation,
during visit here today.
THE copper industry is in bet
ter shape than any other industry"
he said. IF the people with cop
per stocks will only hold on to them
they will come out all right"
Gates is spending the holidays
at his home iii Hillsborough, a
suburb. He plans to return to New
York after January l,
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-27
NO CHAMBER LUNCHEON

There will be no chamber of
commerce luncheon tomorrow as
many members are out of town
for the holidays or have guests in
their homes, according to Robert
Hays, manager.
The usual weekly luncheon will
take place next Wednesday, jan
uary 4, the first session of the new
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-27
Mr.. Ferguson
Nearly Ruined

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81. U.P)-
The quiet of Georgia street re-
ceiving hospital was shattered as
A. B. Ferguson, rushed in the
front door, clutched the first
nurse he saw and gasped in a
frenzy of anguish:
please save me. IL" he
could go no further. Miserably
he pointed to his mouth.
."I-I- swallowed my" he
groaned.
Gathering that the victim had
swallow his false teeth, the nurse
rushed Ferguson to the operating
room and reached for a folorscope,
when
The telephone tangled at the
switchboard and womans voice
shouted eXcitedly:
I'm Mrs. Ferguson. Don't op-
crate. I just found my husbands
false teeth. They were in his other
pants"
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-27
MRS.. SHELBY
NOT To TALK

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81 W.Pj-
Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, mother of
Mary Miles Minter, actress, added
further complexity to the case Of
Leslie B. Henry, accused of manip-
ulating Mrs. Shelby's investments,
today when she declared she would
answer no questions which do not
| bear directly on this case" during
a grand jury investigation.
Waiting with her attorney and
other witnesses for a summons into
the grand jury chambers, Mrs.
Shelby said her attorney had in
| structed her not to answer such
questions.
Meanwhile it was reported that
the grand jury would demand the
whole picture" of Henry's finan-
| cial dealings with Mrs. Shelby-a
picture covering a decade of asso-
citation during which the woman
quarreled with her famous daugh-
ter over the fortune Wrested from
the films, and fought the govern
ment over income taxes.
Henry, charged with IA counts of
grand theft and eight counts of
| forgery in a complaint issued by
the district attorneys office, was
not in the jurys ante-chamber
when the investigation began with
the calling of Gordon j. Chester,
| auditor, as the first witness.
The broker had indicated he
would not testify before the jury on
advice of his counsel. 1t was indi-
Gated that although the jurors
wished to hear his story, they would
not subpoena him should he not
appear.
Chester was retained by Mrs.
Shelby to look into Henry's rec
ords of his handling nearly $780,
900 of the womans securities.
Deputy District Attorney Percy
Harmon was prepared to ask that
Henry be indicted on at least as
many counts as the complaint en-
bodies. 1t was expected, however,
that the indictments would not be
returned today as the jury planned
to extend the session to receive the
testimony of Mrs. Margaret Shelby
Fillmore, another daughter, who has
not yet arrived from the south.
Henry's purported confession"
of his mishandling of Mrs. Shelby's
affairs, probably will not receive
! much attention from the grand
Jury, since the statement was not
made in the presence of official
agents.
However, voluminous correspon-
dence which passed between Henry
and his client in 1927 and 1928 was
to be closely scanned.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. o. U.P)-
Mrs. Charlotte Shelby mother OF
the once famous screen actress,
Mary Miles Minter, was scheduled
today to go before the county
grand jury and reiterate charges
that Leslie B. Henry, prominent
Pasadena broker and clubman,
squandered her entire $500,00 for
tune.
Henry, who served as Mrs. Shell
by's financial agent for a period
of ten years, is at liberty under
$4,000 bond after being arrested on
"a counts of grand theft and for
gerry.
On the eve. of the grand jury's
investigation, information was dis
closed that for more than month
Mrs Shelby has possessed Henry's
insurance policies, aggregating
$275, 900, which he asserted "
pledged her in letter stating he
would commit suicide so she could
recover her losses. Friends OF the
accused agent said he turned the
insurance policies over to his client
after he had penned the suicide
letter."
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-27
p. o. SITE SELECTED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. U.p)-
The treasury today announced a
selection of post office site for
Inglewood, Calf, at the southeast
intersection of Kelso street and
Hillcrest boulevard. The site was
offered for $4,000 by E. w. Daw-
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-27
mMlMLlL-oe
f3R?S9.s;ERs R?S.;

SANTA MONICA, Dec. 26.
(SpeciaD-Best story in the pa
per today, and there was
many of fine charitable acts
on Christmas. But away out
on the Escalante desert be-
tween Los Angeles and Salt
Lake. I have flown over it
many times, it's one of the
most desolate places you ever
saw-one lonely ranch. The
father had died and the
mother and a whole houseful
of children.
Well, the pilots on the West
ern Air run took up a purse Of
$50 and got the children
clothes and toys, and then
flew low on Christmas day
and dropped 'em. What a god
send the plane and radio is
to out of the way places.
Yours,
Evening star., 1932-08-21
9nui;t Of fAe yCoome
S&s&S ood CoAeA
8Ix|O3h ;;,c&x.

When these sheets bought the Cotton Market at
its lowest level since the Civil War; FrutofteLoom took
advantage of the situation to put extra neness into its prod
AS you know, cot ton prices have jumped con-
sderaby within the past few weeks So you it to
your advantage buy Fruit ofteLoom sheets and cases
now because prices bound be much higher later on
Evening star., 1932-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED APARTMENT IN NV SUIT
able for young men and mother; perma-
nent: not over $65. Address Box 43-S. Star
ONCE. s.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED. OVER
store ONCE. lower Conn. ave. or close by.
Address Box l87-S. Star Office g.
Evening star., 1932-04-02

Between University and Monastery.
Corner brick dwelling, open on three SIDES
modern throughout; front and rear porches.
built-in garage. Your rent will carry TINS
cozy home. Address Box 1875. Star once
Evening star., 1932-04-02
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
900 St NV Phone National s44O
ATTR HOME

1893 PARKWOOD PL. Nws-ssO0O.
Beautiful home lust north OF l4th and
Park I'd NV. which consists of large, bright
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower.
no2Db 5csT 6gltin tdd srE. front
electricity. laundry trays and extra layatory
l4th and K cAFRTTz. Dist sosO
COLORED- COL. RID, R B., SAT so;
1915 Kraemer ne. 5-r. f., $3.50; Ardmore
& Hyattsvile. Md. 5-r. houses and bunea-
lows, 81 SO: or sell; terms:
COLORED- D-27l2 Nw.-6 RMS. 80. $50 so
sos 23rd ST. E.w.-6 !. and b......... 81 50
2l2s n. Y. ave. n.W.-4 rooms. ....... 20 so
2233 N. Y. ave. n.w.--5 r. and 3d.. 80 so
az 20th ST. n.w-6 r. and b., elec-... 50 so
437 20th ST n.w,5 7. and b.......... 50 SO
20Ge st. n.w.-6 r. elec ............. % so
SSss iSss SON !, st fSS%s %a ( Isss & 3
450 Neal st. n.wI4 rooms - ..'........ 2SSS
8 st. nw.-4 rooms. as SO
22l2 pomeroy ct.--4 rooms ......... 1850
Can at 1921 TIN st. NV Nat OSLO.
TO COLORED.
g03 o st. n.w.-ll r., b., INV h.. elec. rs 90
1928 So Capt. SEE r.. bath ........ III. SO
634 Callan n.e..6 inns. .............. ~ so
1907 srd sw.-CAptD r. bath. ....... 500
513 N NV rms. bath ;............ IS 90
aSss Eye fLoYD 6S ia pAvfs Hsies ooMpANY: IS 50
1913 18th st. NV. Nat 0sss.
1886 81. Sc
rooms ana 800 80 sls ST. NE. $50 90
rooms III rs sf5ssos S5ls ALLEY NV. ,r'i..'
81. East 9splAtsl EzEEaszHIi u ia. i9Es s7ss 81 NV
Evening star., 1932-04-02
SALE-HOUSES.
COMPELLED TO SELL-PRICE SLASHED.
MICHIGAN PARK HOME

COMPELLED TO sELL-PRICE SLAsHED.
MICHIGAN PARK HOME.
Between University and Monastery .dss
modern throughout; front and rear porcn,eis. t,ei.
built-in garage Your rent @iH 81. carry srcs siiiS
$3.50.
NORTHEAST.
wonderfully built Broom. semi -detacheo
lar, attic over entire house. deep lot and
garage; in neW-houSe condltlon. lnlS II
bargain and Will sell Immediately. Call EN-
FOUND AT LAST-UNUSUAL BUY IN 8 e:
modern rooms. tile bath, h.-w.h.; excellent
condition; near three car lines. Price ana
terms very a'ifaf'ic iio7 6 ST. sE.
Open Saturday and Sunday to PM..
BY OWNER, LEAVING CITY.
viii sacrifice the following properties lor
'"ssS ss4s S%rf TrfENNYsoN ST. NV DETACHED
brick Of rms 6atns; OIL burner; arce fores;
FIVE BUILDfNG LOTS IN NE. SECTION.
''OO { Cali III Lincoln s4OO During Day or
Cleveland gill Evenings.
OVERLOOKING ?stSU sAULs ADDITION.
very pretty colonial brick home contain
ing 6 rooms. tile bath. inclosed sleeping
improvem screens awnings, beautiful lot
140 deep with abundance Of rose bushes:
plants and shrubbery; convenient 10 Two car
Call Georgia 2248 for Details.
BARGAIN HUNTERS.
$6000-S500 CASH, $50 MONTH:
FULLY DETACHED: 10 ROOMS, bath. fur-
mace heat eiec. lights; lot 5oxl25. See it
you will buy ii.
1924 11th ST NV.
WAPLE JAMES, INC,
1925 l4th st. NV. North OS62
CHEVY CHASE
New detached brick; price. $l0,250. 1t con-
tains large rooms tile baths, shower,
recreation room in basement with open hre-
place; garage; concealed radiation and many
rovel features. Phone Cleveland 1887 or Wis
Consin 3068.
REAL BARGAIN
FULLY DETACHED.
10 rooms, bath. furnace heat, elec. hghts'
lot 5OXl25 Needs some repairs.
SEE THIS-3624 18th ST NV.
$6.000-S500 CASH. $50 MONTH.
WAPLE JAMES, INC.
1925 14th st NV North 0e62
West of 10th st.
and Webster In this highly refined sec,
tiOn OF higher-priced homes; semi etached
brick, rooms a bed roomsI. tiled baths.
breakfast and sleeping porches, screens,
awnings. weatherstrlps, GENERAL El+EC-
TRIO refrigeration. built-in garage. Lot
25xl2O. Priced to sell quickly at sl2.s50
l.. +. GRANATTE,
72s 18th st. Realtor. Nat. 0753.
Evening Phone Georgia 2sO0.
Evening star., 1932-04-02

Inspection Invited.
FRANCIS A BLUNDON CO, INC.
so5 II 81 NV Nat OLA.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
HOUSES-FURNISHED.
HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED

4ooi i4th NW.-CoRNER HOUSE: RMS
double porch, 2-car garage; partly furnished;
Newly decorated. Col $500, Apt. 527 500 s.
37ls SHANNON PL.., ANACosTIA., D. c.
garage; newly renovated; $50 per month
Open all day sunday. Atlantic 07i6-J.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
NOIORED.

1881 9th st. n.w.-s rooms and bath. .i42 50
lo22 6th St n-w.-6 rooms and bath. AZ so
2oes 9th st. n.W.-o rooms and bath. 40. SO
l52Ii+ 18th ST. n.W.-6 r. and bath. -. 30 SO
6l5 Acker st. n.e.-6 r and b. ....... IS 80
l643 Kraemer st ne-6 aud bath 81 SO
l245I2 Duncan st me- T., ] ba ath % so
Evening star., 1932-04-02

FOR RENT = BUNGALOWS, NEARBY VA.
strictly modern; 5 rms. b.. gar, t45 and $50
ground. fruit, Falls Church, S65. FULTON
r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. Dist. 523l;
ewes. Clev 4733.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, 670s SUMMIT AVE
Shrubbery shade trees; sos. Wisconsin 1880.
GIG WHITTIER ST N.w.-DETACHED; 7
per mo- rms Open ped VAN Ssf os
$40 SHERIDAN ST. N.w-BRICK. SEMI
detached: rms. also sun parior and heat
mo eeDns open pDsSh VhS 6IsEN saf os7 per
7th AND A. N.E.-s ROOMS. ANIL: COOP
condition. front and back yards. Call 627
Mass. ave. ne.
5ROoM MODERN BUNGALOW. DOUBLE
lent to cars. bus, stores and schools; un-
usually cool in Summer. Rent very reason
ably Apply 1928 Irving st. ne.
hsSIS 1s sra ST Ne Rms Rms p H.WH ELEc
range and shades; 500
hfnyoH efee S5 nwd r0Sms sss baths
~ Whittier St. (nesr Walter Reed)-De-
tached; 8 rms. b.. Isy. oil heat, cleo. sip.
strips, awnings. gar: slO5.
72s 18th st L. T. R.sitVr SRhVArTE' Nat o7sa
822 ST Sc
rooms and tss ss'f: p. AVE. Sc. 800. so
sIs Jog S.;,d# I. H#EsRBERI s so s0Ns y v' w
S4I7 FEssENDEN NV. CAT CONN
ms rms. baths, 2-car gar etc. .sll5.0o
6022 4th n.w.-Pretty little bungalow
Frig, large lot and ,shrubbery. ..... $500
%, 7ss III gl HR PA7is ss o,ss
5lS MAPLE RIDGE RD., BATTERY PARK
rooms. bath. anil
Park pl. nw.-s rms, b.. porch; good
Foxhall Heights-semi-det: rms, bath.
garage. poTcheS $65.
Chevy Chase, Md;-Det;: rms. b. maids
14l7 X St NV Nat $500.
CHEVY CHASE.
Within Ia squares of Conn. ave. Beau
tiful new brick home, rooms. baths. p
cal built-in garage, finished attic; wooded
6,I loI; $40 per mo. o.oTJo To inspect call Mr..
WHY RENT
when you can buy a Groom house in new
eonditi0n IaGa IN the best section Of Woodbridge
North 1908 or inquire 1877 r. l. ave. ne
- DETACHED HOME IN D. c.
294s Conduit I'd. nwmSiX rooms bath
and chickens; near new school, stores and
transportation: now being painted and re-
paired; $50 per month, sale or rent. Cleye-
"ONhnAbOE1 IL Y.
6-room brick with inclosed porch h w h
tile bath md shower. fireplace, Frigidsire
2-car garage: concrete street and alley
Available April Is: $40. Call North 1908 or
inquire 1877 r. I. ave. ne
1920 l6th--l5 r & b. $3.50
lo6 E. Thornapple-9 r. & b.; big lot. lis
1920 Crittenden-7 7. b.. ANIL. IS
Brightwood-Det. br.. r., b.. ami,
Col. Hts. & Petworth ............s55 to IS
l22 Mt: Ida ave. Mt. Ida, Va; cheap.
ColoreG city; suburban .sl7 to ~
N. z. RYON co. 1916 N. Y. Ave. 34l8 l4th
Evening star., 1932-04-02
SALE-HOUSES.
81. S7.5OO-NORTHEAST
AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE

hN ENObt 4IONAI VALUE.
A corner property situated in one OF the
best sections of the northeast, near East
Capitol st. Contains six large. bright rooms
and tile bath. excellent heating plant. elee-
trio light inclossd porch, built-in garage.
An ldesI nome onered at very low price.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 PennsylvaHia Ave. Sc,
Evening star., 1932-04-02
WHITE

i34l New Hampshire ave. n.w.-l0r.
baths. ....... .......,..., $50 90
20l5 Kalorama rd n.w.--l0 r, b.. IS 90
1929 Belmont st. n.W.-l3 r. and b. rs 90
1880 irving st. n.w.-o r, b., heat fur. SIS 90
1924 Pa, ave. Se.-6 r., b.. with garage. as SO
434 10Th ST. S.W.-b +. and b.....,,..,. 55 90
Evening star., 1932-04-02
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

COIORED.
2l33 NEWPORT PL. NV.
1 rooms, bath. elec. lights: $50 90
2l3i NEWPORT PL. NV.
4 rooms bath. elec. lights. ,......-... .A32 %
l4O d ST. se-5 rooms, bath........... go 90
ali Del. ave Sw-5 rooms. .......... ~ 50
7O6 9th st SW-5 rooms. bath ........ 81 so
WhPLE L. JAMES, INC.
1923 1Ath 81 NV North 0962
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
1893 w st. nw-6 rooms and bath. $35 90
3a95 + ct nw-6 rooms and bath. 80 50
2Io3 5th ST NV rooms and bath. e. 80 so
goal. 2grd ST nv-6 rooms and bath. 30 so
S101 we St VT rooms. 25. 90
ia 93rd st rw-6 rooms IS 90
mas 13th ST SEE rooms ........... rs. 90
Complete List Sent on Request
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
h n w
Evening star., 1932-04-02
SALE-HOUSES.

5312 CAROLINA PL. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY II to E PM.
All modern detached home containing five
bed rooms, living room. dining room, sun
parlor, pantry. kitchen and front and back
porches garage. Drive out Conduit rd. to
the $500 block, turning left on Galena pl.
to Carolina pl and house.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
1913 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1932-04-02
MOUSES-UNFURNISHED

FOR RENT = BUNGALOWS, NEARBY VA.
strictly modern; 5 rms. b., gar, f45 and $50
Also rms b.. detached corner. Ear.. y acre
ground. fruit, Falls Church, S65. FULTON
r. GORDON 1927 Eye st. NV. Dist. 523l;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-12
"NO ONE MAN" AND a
 WISE GIRLS" ON DOUBLE PROGRAM CLOSING AT STATE

Performances this afternoon and evening mark the final presenta- tions of the deluxe double feature program now showing at Warmers State.
 Rupert Hughes delightful story "No one Man" heads the bill.
 Entertainment thoroughly adult, timely, and observing, as presented in this amazing story of search for an answer to the problem that is sending increasing numbers to the divorce court every year. Lloyd Corrigan, director, has enhanced the plot with luxurious settings in New York City and Palm Beach.
 Carole Lombard, Ricardo Cortez Paul Lukas, Juliette Compton, and George Barbier are headliners in the cast, which adequately tempers sincerity with a sense of sophisti- cated satire, befltting the vein of the author.
 "Three Wise Girls' sure of them selves. sure of what they wanted, sure of getting what they wanted.
 That, in the opinion of Walter Byron. sums up the personalities of Mae Clarke. Jean Harlow and Marie Provost as they are pre- sented in "The Three Wise Girls. the Columb bia comedy drama and companion feature on this pro- gram. And, Walter ought to know. because he happens to be the lead ing man in this sophisticated film adapted from "Blonde Baby" with dialogue by Robert Riskin. Walter Byron finally succumbs to the tricks of male e-charmery, as prac- ticed by the alluring Jean Har- low.
 Other members of the cast of "Thres Wise Girls" include Jame- son Thomas, Andy Devire, Natalie Moorhead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-12
DOUBLE FEATURE BILL AT
 STRAND CLOSING TONIGHT! BIG STAGE SHOW TOMORROW

Performances tonight wind up the local engagement at Warner Brothers Strand theater of the splendid double feature request program that opened yesterday.
 "Flying High" Metros adapta- ton of George Whites musical comedy success. heads this request program. Bert Lahr, Americas most initiated comedian and star of the original Broadway hit, heads the cast of the talkie ver- sion. which also features the ace come edienne, Charlotte Greenwood, last seen with Eddie Cantor In "Palmy Days," and Pat O'Brien, who scored as the reporter-hero of "The Front Page"
 Prominent supporting parts are filled by Kathryn Crawford' Charles Winninger, Hedda Hopper, Guy Kibbee and Herbert Brag- gioti. The story, which concerns the hilarious adventures of Rusty, madcap airplane inventor( played by Lahr) and his futile attempts to escape the clutches of Pansy, an amorous waitress (Miss Green wood), is filled to the brim with humorous episodes.
 The companion feature is "The Spider" a rousing mystery. tale that Is different from anything yet seen at the Strand. The ever pop ular Edmund Lowe has the star role.
 Starting tomorrow an all new seven act stage show will be pre- sented. The feature picture will be Heaven on Earth" starring Lew Ayres.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-12
NEW HRIL l. E R "MURDERS IN THE RUE
 MORGUE" COMES TO WAX.
 NERS' STATE TOMORROW!

A half-demented doctor, intent on crossing the blood of gigantic ape with that of a living girl, anil mates the terrifying story or Murders In The Rue Morgue,' UniversaPs strange drama which comes to Warner Brothers State theater tomorrow for a four day engagement. -
 Sidney Fox, lovely star of "Strict- ly Dishonorable" and Bella Lugosi' 'iDracula" himself, have the lead ing roles.
 The story is from the literary classic by Edgar Allan Poe and It outcIasses both 'Dracula" and ''Frankenstein" in thrills, weird ness and blood-chilling sequences
 The story is laid nj Paris in the year 184O, and the sinister Dr Mirakle, impersonated by Bella Lugosi, causes the death of three young women by his mad experi- ments, until the dumb affection of the gorilla is attracted by Miss Fox in the character of Camille L'Espanaye. Mirakle, feeling that Camille will form an ideal subject for further experiments. captures the girl with the assistance of the ape, and the ensuing events make Murders In The Rue Morgue" the most gruesomely thrilling picture in the history of the talking screen. The climax of the story takes place on the rooftops of Paris In scenes that are filled with suspense and fast moving drama.
 According to advance reports, Lugosi makes Dr Mirakle an even more menacing figure than "Dra- cula" in which he created sen- sation. Miss Fox does a highly commendable job in creating the role of Camille. Others in the cast include Leon Waycoff, Bran don Hurst, Betty Ross Clarke, Noble Johnson and Darcy Corri- gan,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-12
RUTH CHATTERTON IN "TO- MORROW AND TOMORROW" AT FOX-POLI PALACE START.
 ING SUNDAY

"To-morrow and Tomorrow" Philip Barry's play of courag- eous, unconventional wife to whom marriage is not sufficiently soul satisfying, is the latest starring film vehicle for Ruth Chaterton, recently completed at Paramounts west coast studios.
 This philosophical, yet clearly un- derstandable emotional drama which will be at the Fox-Poli Pal ace starting Sunday. Paul Lukas supports Miss Chatterton in the featured male lead.
 The play, the latest by the au- thor of more than ten recent Broad way successes, enjoyed a long run in New York and is now playing in numerous large cities throughout the nation.
 It was hailed by critics as one of the best works of Barry. author of Paris Bound" and You and l."
 Miss Chatterton's part az a wo- man whose heart Is divided be- tween her earthbound, eternal collegion" husband and a man who uncovers hidden romantic spots of her life is said by preview critics to be her most dramatic role since en- tering pictures.