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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
MISS SWANSON ", Al l IS DOL.LED UP IN
 SUNDAY DRAMA
Tonight or Never Head- lines New Program at at
 Capitol Tomorrow

Gloria Swanson shas long been known as one of the best dressed stars on the screen. Mile. Gabrielle Chanel has long been known as one of the most eminent fashion designers in Paris. In consequence the conjunction of these two fi- gures, Miss Swanson to wear the gowns and Mile. Chanel to design them, is something of an event in the world of fashion, the re- suits of which will be on display in Tonight or Never" which was produced by Samuel Goldwyn for United Artists, and which will headline the new program tomor- row at the Capitol theatre.
 Summer in Paris 1- Last summer Miss Swanson went abroad, presumably for a vacation. But on her arrival in Paris, where Mile. Chanel was just beginning to design the costumes for "To-i night or Never" she spent most of her time working as hard as she ever did in studio co1labor- ating with the famous conturiere on the gowns she was to wear. For yeats of experience had taught Miss Swanson those details. of pho- tographic values and the tricks the camera plays. with conventiotl- ally designed clothes which were essential to Mile Chanel's pur-; pose. i Comedy and Romance
 All the brilliant comedy and romantic appeal which made TO night O. Never" one of the out standing hits of the New York stage last year are produced On the screen S
 Tonight or Never" was the last success of the late great David Belasco, the grand old man of the American stage. To make sure that nothing was missing on the screen that made it a. cuccess on the stage. Samuel Goldwyn brought to Hollywood practically all of the New York cast to ap- pear in the screen version in sup port of Miss Swanson.
 I
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
r. q Hee COLISEUM PUTS ]. ON SOB SISTER B } ]. FOR TOMORROW
! am es Dunn and Linda
 Watkins Star in Play with : Newspaper Theme

Sob Sister" starring James Dunn and Linda Watkins, will feature the new program to be presented tomorrow at the Coliseum thea tre.
 The story, full of emotional thrills, is founded on activities ill connection with metropolitan news paper duties.
 On Opposing Newspapers 5 Dunn i5 the star reporter on a great daily. Miss Watkins en- acts the role of a sob sister" as women reporters are known in newspaper office parlanoe, on a sensational tabloid publication.
 They are bitter rivals in their work, and this rivalry comes close to wrecking the romance that threads their lives outside of their professional work.
 E Tears MingIe With Smiles
 Smilcs are bejewelled with tears throughout the play, but in the end everything is touchd by the wand of happiness.
 The story was written by Mil dred Gilman. The phctoplay wal directed by Alfred Santell. | Included in the supporting cast are Molly ODay. Nina Gombel Howard PhfIlips, Eddie Dillon lGeorge E., Stone, Ernie Wood Charles Midd1etofl, Lex Lindsay Harold Waldridge, Neal Burns Harry Beresford, Sarah Padden Maurice Black and George Byron l ,sk
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
MOOSE HUNTERS!

MAKE RESERVATIONS now for a complete hunt or for transpor- tation to Taku hunting grounds. Cruiser with comfortable accommo- dations for four. connecting with fast speed boat service on river Also deer and duck hunts. Low rates. Phone 444 or address P. O Box 1929, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
MEHERlN MAINTAINS FINE BOOTH AT FAIR

One of the most attractive booths
 at the Southeastern Alaska Fair is the one maintained by Joseph J, Meher1n. well known merchAn-
 disc broker. It has fine displays
 of Darigold Canned Milk, National
 Biscuit Company products, Hills Brothers Coffee and Borden's Tea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17

G0rd0n's ~
 Garnick's Grocery < Juneau.Y Young Hardware Co. Sanitary Meat Co. vsAs.= c Pacific Coast Coal C. Dr. w. w. Council es Juneau Bottlingf Works J. B. Burfofd < Co. Strollers Weekly H. R. Shepard & Sons Dr. R. E. Southwell Mrs. Wnf. Jarman
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
JAMES JOHNSON ARRESTED
 AT KLAWOCK FOR ASSAULT

James A. Johnson, Klawock In- dian, was arrested in that co111- munity Thursday by Deputy Unit ed States Marshal Nielsen of Craig on charge of assault and bat tery. Taken before the United States Commissioner at Craig, he
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
BISHOP ROWE IS N
 DUE HERE. MONDAY

The Rt. Rev. P. T.. Rowe. DID,, Bishop of Alaska, is. expected on the steamer from Seward next Monday The Bishop Is returning
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
AT THE HOTELS

Gastineau John L. Flagg, Port A1thorp.,
 Alaskan William Peratrovich, Klawok; F.. C Gregg, Yakltat; J. Stewart, Prince Rupert; Edward Carlson. Juneau. !, Zynda
 Hugo w. Fredefickson, Sitka. s 2,
 BARRAGAR RETURNS HOME z J. E. Barragar, ST, has returned home from li5t. Anns hospital where he was recently operated upen for appendicitis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
MATINEE SUNDAY
 ff fr% BOO P. M.

from an all summers visit to the Indian and Eskimo settlements along the West coast, as far as Point Barrow From Juneau he will go to Chilkoot Barracks and Skagway for Confirmation, return
 ing for Confirmation in Juneau
 probably on October 2. WlA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17

LATE FERRY TONIGHT For the accommodation of Fair visitors, the last ferry for Douglas will leave Juneau at ? am. m.l-adv. :. f..fT rlN. 1 a.fl4 q a--,.. ..-l--- '. i.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
GUILD CARD PARTY

Holy Trinity Guild will give a
 card party Friday, September 30.
 Public invited. Remember the date. ~ -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17

Halv0rsen's
 Juneau Ff0ck Shop Butler Maur6 Drug Co, Nelson Jewelry Store Harri Machine Shop pr. F. F. Dawes pr. H. c. Devighne Winter & Pond Go. Rice and Ahlers Co. Daily Alaska Empire HI: s. Graves ' Harry A. Race
 Juneau Sample Shop
 gf..- z .t tta SIS M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
Junead Comfl,efe Association

Cash Bazaar Juneau Lumber Mills Harris Hardware Co. Juneau Motors '7 California Grocery George Brothers Connofs Motor, O., Inc. Thomas Hardware Co. Juneau Drug Co. E. M. Behrendb Co.,, Inc. Alaska Meat Co, Allen Shattuck
 American Beauty Parlor
 nS so.t af
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
-KIDDIES - REMEMBER - Every Saturday Matinee and Evening you
 receive a'high quality QUEEN gF ss ANNE CANDY DAE esxN

entered plea of guilty and was given a six-month suspended sen tence by Judge Peters, according to 1sadvices received by United States Marshal Albert White.
 JOHANNESBURG -- An aerial survey photographing about 600 square miles is to be made soon for the Whitwatersand mining in- ldustry
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17

Old papers 10, safe at Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
LAMBS DUNN ..
 inc boy who made good in his first picture. .-sod Gil :. smoshes

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The Washington times., 1932-12-24
XMAS PROGRAM
At NATIONAL
BAPTIST

Music for morning service at
the National Baptist Church:
organ prelude, "Gesu Bam-
bino" CYon); anthem, "The
Heavens Are Telling" (Haydn); /;
anthem, THE Birthday of a
King" (NeidlingeD; organ post
lude, Hallelujah Chorus (HandeD .
The trio in THE Heavens Are
Telling" will be sung by Nina
Poizet, soprano; Henry Magnu-
son, baritone; George Ross. tenor.
At the evening service: Organ
prelude, Holy Night" (Buck) {;
soprano solo 20, Holy Night"
adam; carol. There's Born in
Bethlehem's Manger" traditional
carol arranged by SMITH; carol,
Sleeps Judea Fair" (Mackin-
nom; old English carol, IT Hear
Along Our Street" CMackinnon) !;
anthem, GLORY to God'' (Marks) !;
postlude, Jubilate Duo (Silver) .
The soloistS are Mrs. C. Malcom
Scates, soprano: Mrs. Mabel C.
Barrowes, contralto. The choir is
under the direction of George F.
Ross, with Marguerite Allen Ross,
organiSt.
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
Rombers Musical
Q pens Monday

That perennial favorite of
music-lovers from the pen of Rom
perg-fresh from a return engage.
ment on Broadway and in Chi
cago, Philadelphia and Boston,
comes again to the National The
ater for an engagement of three
days opening Monday night, De-
cember 26, with matinee Wednes-
day.
In entirely new dress and scenic
1nvestiture, this musical is pre-
sented by the MesSrs. Shubert di-
rect from engagements in the
above.named cities. In New York
alone, the piece has rolled up a
grand total of 689 performances,
while in Chicago it ran for three
months at the Grand Opera
House, necessitating several ex-
tensions of the engagement.
This 1882 production of "The
Student Prince" has a cast that
includes such well,known favorites
as Allan Jones, Gertrude Lang,
Charles Chesney, George Hassell,
Clarence Harvey, Harry Rabke,
Manila Powers, Joseph Toner,
Winifred Cahoon, Lorraine Wei
mar. John Goldsworthy and
others; together with the GUS
tomary student male chorus of As
voices.
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
A. N. Services ONLY
At H1nlLine N. E..

At the Hamline M. E. Church,
Sixteenth and Allison Streets
Northwest. Christmas services will
be as follows:
The chorus choir of so voices.
under the direction of John H.
Marville, will sing. The soloists
are: Ethel Stickles, soprano:
Mabel Flehr, contralto; John
Murphy, tenor, and Mr.. Marville,
bass.
The morning service will begin
at 1850 o'clock with all organ
recital by Edith B. Athey, the
church organist. The musical pro-.
gram is as follows:
Organ: ''Noel' (Mulet); "Sin-
fonia" (from Christmas Oratorio)
(Bach). Professional: Adeste F.
deles. Choir: THE Shepherds
Story" Dickinson Angels Ger
the Fields" (Old French; Christ
mas Day" GA Fantasy on Old
Carols, Hoist. Organ: "Coprifri-
oco" christmas Evening", from
Sicilian Suite (Mauro-C -Cottone).
Choir: 20 Holy Night" (Adam).
Organ: "Jubilate Loo" tSilver).
There will be no evening service.
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
GIFT '32,
SERMON TOPIC
Of DIR. S|ZOO

Sunday morning at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
DR.. Joseph R. Sizoo will preach
on Gods Gift1932." A special
Christmas service will be observed
both morning and evening. A
quartet, under direction Of Mr..
Paul w. FiShbaugh, will render
a musical program, assisted by a
Stringed trio.
Sunday evening DR.. Sizoo will
have for his subject, "The Com
ing One." Special Christmas
music will be rendered by the
quartet with the assistance of
Elsa Louise Raner, violinist.
Christian Endeavor Program. E.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will observe
Christmas program at 6:45
o'clock with Miss Ruth Rodier as
leader.
The wednesday Morning Guild
will hold it's Christmas meeting
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Lincoln Chapel. A special
program has been arranged and
the members may bring guests.
DR.. Sizoo will conduct the devo-
tional period after which George
A. Hastings, Secretary to the
President and Secretary of the
White House Conference on Child
Health, will speak.
Vesper Service Slated
Thursday evening the mid-week
prayer service will be held. The
young peoples choir, under the
direction Of Mrs. David Guy, will
participate in this service. DR.,
Sizoo will speak on "A Christmas
Aftermath"
Saturday afternoon at S o'clock
New Year Eve vesper service
will be observed in the Lincoln
Chapel. This will take the place
OF the customary watch night
service.
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
Calvary Methodist
Combines 3 ChOirs

The musical program for the
IL o'clock Christmas morning
service at Calvary Methodist
Church, Columbia Road near Fiji
teenth Street Northwest, will in.
clude anthems by the three COM
bined choirs, the senior choir,
young peoples choir and the
junior choir.
The first anthem, "Yule," ar.
rangement by Edward Shipper
Barnes, lends itself aptly to the
Christmas text. Another anthem
will be "JeSu Bambino," of Yon,
different sections of which will be
heard from the choir in turn and
Jointly. Louis Potter, organ.
ist and director, will be assisted
at the organ by John Wells
and at the piano by Miss Harriet
Frush. Mrs. Bertha Morgan,
contralto, and Mrs. Ruby Potter,
soprano, will be heard in the
arlas from Handeps Messiah
He Shall Feed His Flock" and
Come Unto Me-"
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
Epiphany Schedules
SDeCiUL Ceremonies

There will be a special Christ
mas program at the Church of
the Epiphany beginning Christ
mas eve at. 10:30 p. m. when
Christmas carols will be played on
the McKim memorial chimes.
At II p. m. there will be special
Christmas music at which time
the choir will sing the beautiful
Christmas cantata, THE Christ
Child" by Hawley. This will be
followed by the midnight celebra-
tion of Holy Communion.
Christmas morning there will
be the usual celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 a. m. and
at II o'clock Holy Communion
with special music and sermon by
the rector. The regular 8 p. m.
service will be held with special
music and an address on THE
Spirit of Christmas"
The Washington times., 1932-12-24

Karloff and Myrna 10y in Mask of
Flu Manchu." Laurel-Hardy comedy and
yitaphone short; Thursday and Friday,
VIII Rogers in Too Busy to Work, "
football game; Saturday, Give Brook IN
Sherlock Holmes" Lost Special No. /,
comedy and sport thrills.
and Barthelmess in Cabin in the Cot
ton," Hal Leroy and Mitzi Mayfair
comedy; Tuesday and Wednesday, VIII
liam Powell and Kay Francis in lone
Way Passage" Fatty Arbuckle comedy
Thursday and Friday. Paul NUM- in 81
Am Fugitive" cartoon: Saturday.
MitZi Green in little Orphan Annie"
Lost Special Nos. 1 and 2. Laurel
Hardy comedy and sport thrills.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day, Richard Barthelmess in Cabin
in the Cotton" cartoon; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Paul NUM- in II Am a
Fugitive" Fugitive souvenir reel; Thursday ,,; AMI
Powell in "One Way Passage" U. $.
California VS.. NOtre Dame football
game: Saturday, Ralph Bellamy and
Pat O'Brien in "Air Mail" Bosco car
toon.
in Golden %est" Fstty sHrS: ArpHcEis 2Srse
comedy ard Vitaphone Short. Monday.
george Brent ana LOfeJta 1Oung IN
They Call It Sim: Hal Leroy and
Langdon comedy. Tuesday and wednes-
day, Warren William and Joan Blon-
Southern California vs.. Notre Dame
football game. Thursday and Friday.
Joe e. Brown in You Said Mouth.
& full; $. s.: Van Dine mystery, and and
in The Conquer"rs": Bosco cartoon.
c GoLoNX1sunday and IN MSndayI Rich.
Work.: Vitaphone short (technicolorl
Thursday ana Friday. Paul Muni in
Saturday. Mitzi Green in Little
Mayfair comedy and Sport Thrills.
HOME-sunday and Monday. viii
Rogers in TOO Busy to Work.; Sport
slants and Rudy Vallee song reel
Tuesday .and Wednesday, Richard
L.aurel-Hardy comedy. Thursday and
Friday: Joe z. Brown in You Said a
Mouthfur'; Vitaphone short (techni-
celoEl: :.do Saturday; George o'Brien in
and 2: comedy and Bosco cartoon.
sAVOY-sunday and Monday, Irene
Dunno and Ricardo COrtez in '"Thir-
tVCH "OIueH' comedy.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sidney Fox
and Eric Linden in Afraid to Talk"
Edgar Kennedy comedy ami cartoon.
Thursday George ArIss in A Sue
ccssful Calamity" Newman Traveltalk
and cartoon. Friday, Tim Mccoy IN
western Code" Roscoe Ates comedy.
Saturday, Kay Francis and william
Powell in "One Way Passage" Hal Le-
Roy and Mitzi Mayfair comedy and
Sport Thrills.
TIVOLI-sunday and Monday, Joe e.
Brown in you Said a Mouthful," Vita
phone short (technicolor). Tuesday and
Wednesday, Paul NUM- in II Am a
Fugitive" cartoon. Thursday and Fri
day, Richard Dix and Ann Harding in
THE Conquerors": comedy. Saturday.
George Brent and Loretta Young in
They Call 1t Sin,'' Lost Special No. ]
and 2 and Fatty Arbuckle comedy
YORK-sunday and Monday. VIII
Rogers in Too BUSY to Work. Vita
phone short. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Kay Francis and william Powell IN
zone Way Passage" Ruth E,ting song
reel Hnd comedy Thursday and Fri
day, Edward G. Robinson anil Richard
Arlen in Tiger Shark" Fattv Arbuckle
comedy. Saturday, Warren William and
Joan Blondell in Three On a Match. "
and University of Southern California
VS.. Notre Dame football game and
Devil Horse No 4
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
Carols Open Service
At Christian Church

Christmas services at the Ma
tional City Christian Church will
begin with a prelude of Christ
mas carols on the tower chimes
and the organ, played by Rob-
ert Ruckman, organist. DR.. H. H.
Harmon will speak on THE Heart
Of Christmas" Sunday evening
the pageant, '"The Golden Book, !"
will be given.
On Friday evening, December
30, the choir will sing the Christ
mas cantata, "The Star of Bethle-
hem"
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
7 TOUHY LOOMS
AS GANG CAR
Of CHICAGO
BY BRUCE GRANT
Copyright. 1892, by International
Nawu carvicp


CHICAGO, Dec. "a ON.S.).-
With the gigantic crime syndicate
once ruled by the iron hand of
AL Capone threatened with col
lapse due to the activities of
Mayor Anton j. Cermak's ruth.
less drive, there looms over the
northern horizon of Chicago a
new gang terror-the Touhy mob.
The gang headed by Roger
Touhy was once affiliated with
the CaponiteS, but when AL Ca
pone was sent to Federal prison
they broke with the syndicate
and began encroaching on Chi
cago territory. During this time
several Capone leaders have been
killed-notably George CRed")
Barker. czar Of twenty-Seven out.
law labor unions and kingpin of
the northwest district, and more
recently John Rinella, owner of
The Club, a roaditouse just out
side of Chicago.
New Race War Feared
With these Slayings it became
apparent that there would be a
revival of the old racial conflict
which terrorized Chicago during
the halcyon days of Dion OBan-
Mon and Johnny Torrio.
And this, probably more than
the effort to clean up Chicago be-
fore the Worlds Fair, or to keep
the Capone mob from controlling
the distribution of legalized beer,
inspired the mayor to start his
campaign against the syndicate
in particular and hoodlums in
general.
Roger Touhy, whose domain is
the northwest part of Cook
county, let the Capone syndicate
some years ago have the slot-ma-
chine and gambling rights, and
assumed that, in return, he was
to have the beer rights in the
eastern part of this territory.
But the syndicate later decided
that it wanted the beer rights,
too.
Broke With Capone
1t was then that Touhy broke
with Capone, and when the latter
went to jail he continued not
only to take over all the beer
rights of that territory, but to
expand both North and South.
Red" Barker was slain because
he resisted this move, and Rinella
because he would not buy his
beer from certain sources.
Since the Rinella Staying of De.
cember Is the Touhys have been
in hiding.
Just what will happen if the
police actually succeed in smash
ing the Capone vice machine is
matter of much speculation.
That Touhy, with his well-organ.
lied mob and his youthful ambi-
tionS, will spread throughout Chi
cago, is the opinion of many.
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
". Y. Avenue Church
Plans French SerDice

"Que Ferons-Nous de Get En-
fant?" will be the subject of the
sermon by Frank Liotard at the
French services tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The choir, under the direction
OF Mrs. G. L. johnson, will give a
special program including Adams
famous "Cantiue de Noel" sung
by Harlem Castle, and some
French Christmas songs known
as ''Noels."
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
MT. PLEASAN 7
HAS Sd IN CHOIR

A chorus of so voices will be
heard at the Mt. Pleasant ongre-
gational Church at Christmas serv,
ices.
The musical program is in the
hands of Claude Robson, organist
and director; Norton M. Little,
chorister; quartette, soprano, Miss
Elsie Schultze; contralto, Miss
Mary Apple; tenor, William P.
Shanahan; bass, Herman Fakler.
Choir of so voices.
MORNING PROGRAM
Anthem, Holy Angels Sing.
ing" arranged by Dickerson, an
old Russian anthem, sung for
200 years at the Moscow monas-
terry; bass solo, "The New Born
King" G'Espoir), Herman Fax.
Ter; anthem. THE Star of Bethle-
hem" (Adams-Fogge), "The Hal,
lelujah Chorus" (HandeD. .
CAROL SERVICE, 4::3O P. M.
Old English, German, Russian,
old Italian and American carols
Candlelight professional. Athem
"AdeSte Fideles" (Novello); so
prano solo, "The Kings of the
East Came Riding" (PerkinS)
Miss Elsie Schultze; contralto
solo, "The Virgins Lullab "
(Buck), Miss Mary Apple; anthem,
There Were Shepherds" (Vin-
cent"
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
NEWS OF WASHINGTON CHURCHES
'FIrStSermOn"
Is Theme of
Reu. Jope

The Rev. Clifford H. Jope, pas,
tor Of the Ninth Street Christian
Church. Ninth and D Streets
Northeast, has chosen for his
Sunday morning subject, The
First Christmas Sermon" The
Junior Church will be led by Mrs.
H. B. Douglas. The evening ser
vice will be devoted to musicale
program.
Tuesday evening the Alpha
Christian Endeavor Society will
hold their executive meeting at
the home of Miss Mildred Bishop,
STA Sixteenth st. N. w., and
the Doreas Glass of Women will
enjoy their Christmas party and
business meeting at the. church.
Friday evening the junior depart
ment of the Bible School will
have it's Christmas party in the
church.
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
"FirSt Christmas -
Theme at st. PnuPS

'The First Christmas" will be
the theme of the sermon to be
preached at the II o'clock ser.
vice tomorrow by DR.. Henry w
Snyder, pastor of st. Paul's Luth.
eran Church. Special music will
be heard. Mrs. Charles E.
Haupt, organiSt will play Han.
del's "Pastorale Symphony" and
"The Hallelujah Chorus" and
christmas Eve Memories" by
Wilson. The chorus choir will
be heard.
New white paraments, and
stole, gifts to the church, are be-
ing used at this service tomorrow
for the first time.
The Washington times., 1932-12-24

Warner Baxter in six Hours to Live"
Usual short subjects.
REPUBLlC-sunday and until satur-
day, Clark Gable and Jean Harlow in
"Red Dust primitive, weird; Saturday
only. Chapter ., The hurricane Tx
press
ROSALlA-Sunday and Monday, The
Old Dark House." with Boris karloff" !;
tuesday. Buck Jones in Forbidden
Tra1P; Wednesday and Thursday, Lew
Ayres in The Kidnapping of Ruth
Drake; Friday. Tallulah Bankhead
and Robert Montgomery in "Faithless" !;
Saturday Tim Mccoy in Western
Code" Chapter IL, Heroes of the
West.1
sECO tsilyer Spring. Md9-MOnday
matinee p. m.; Tuesday, Warner Bax-
ter and Miriam Jordan in six Hours to
Live" rsItsG. xaristy, screen song: Wednesday
"smiin' Through" with Frederic
March. Charlie Chase comedy. novelties ;
Friday double feature; Mr.. and, Mrs
John Wayne in ride Him Cowboy"
Chapter 8. The Last of the Mohicans."
cartoon. matinee p. M; Saturday. Dou-
Fsrre s dI' n Wid SGIf T" T"e' Buck Jones n
white Eagle" Chapter IL. Air Mail
Mystery; cartoon.
STATE bethesda. d)-Monday and
Tuesday Four Marx brothers in Horse
Feathers" comedy, news, matinee Mon
day p. M, continuous: Wednesday,
Ruth Chatterton in THE Crash" comedy.
news; Thursday, Lew Ayres in "okay
Cooper and Tallulah Bankhead in The
Devil and the Deep" comedy; Saturday,
Roar of the Dragon" and Tom Keene
in Beyond the Rockies" cartoon, Mat.
1880.
Rogers in Down to Earth" Charlie
Chase comedy. Cartoon. Matinee Mon
day 2 p m. Tuesday-Ruth Chatterton
in in - The Crash Comedy; Screen song;
Francis in american Madness" Com
edy. Cartoon. Thursday-Jack Oakie
and Marion Nixon in Madison Square
Double feature: Richard Cromwell and
and Tim Mccoy in Fighting for JUS
tice" ., Comedy. Chapter g. The Last
Double feature: Rin-Tin-Tin. -jr., in
pride of the Legion" Buck Jones in
white Eagle" Chapter s. THE Last
of the Mohicans."
Jones and Barbara Week in white
EagIe" sthe. TuesdsyncliyS nas Srn Brook and and
FRAMES INdNHloHU III NIBHI VI june
18th" Wednesday and Thursday
TalluIah Rankhead and Gary Cooper in
Devil and the Deep" Friday-David
Manners in "The Crooner." Saturday
Four Marx Bros. in Horse Feathers"
TAX MA-Suuday and Monday
Douglas Fairbanks in Mr.. Robinson
Crusoe 4" Tuesday and Wednesday,
Moretta Young in Life Begins" Thurs
day and Friday-Clive Brook and
Char1es RuEgles in might of June 13th."
| Saturday-Jack Oakie in Madison
Forbidden Trail"
The Washington times., 1932-12-24
PAGEANT THEME.
IS NATIVITY

A Christmas pageant, "The Ma
tivity," by RoSamond Kimball,
will be a special feature at the
First Congregational Churc
Tenth and G SITS. N. W., at the
8 O'Clock service tomorrow eve
ming. Miss Lillian Anne Peters
will read the Scripture. The choir
will assist.
At the morning service, DR..
Stockdale will have for his sub
ject, "The Christmas Mind" This
service will. be broadcast over
Station VOL,