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The Washington times., 1932-11-12
WEEK s PRAYER
| At Y STARTS
TOMORROW

The annual week of prayer and
world fellowship Of the worlds
Y. M. c. A. will opeA tomorrow
at 4:30 p. m. with Joint prayer
service in Barker Hall Of the
Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth and K
Streets Northwest, under the
auspices OF the Y. M. C. A. and
Y. w, c. A. Christian Association.
The public is invited.
The speaker will be DR.. william
E. Armstrong, lecturer on inter-
national law and relations in the
graduate school Of American Uni.
versity, whose subject will be
Youth and international Organi.
cation" DR.. Armstrong was con-
nected with the League Of Ma
tions at Geneva from 1927 to
1880.
The devotional service Of the
afternoon will be conducted by
Mrs. Luke I. Wilson with DR..
George S. Duncan offering the
prayer; and the presiding officer
will be Hugh A. Thrift, of the
Y. M. c. A.
At the Y. w. C. A. throughout
the week daily prayer services
will be held, each day taking up
special prayers for the workers
and the work of world fellow
ship, in Africa, Asia, Europe,
Australia, and America. Members
Of the board and the staff will
attend.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Picture Reproduces
Bermuda AtnosDhere

Bicycle riding, the chief sport
In Bermuda, as well as the most
favored means of transportation,
Is adequately INDUCED in by the
actors who appear in the Ber-
muda scenes Of Columbia's pic.
ture Man Against Woman" now
at RKO Keith'S.
Director Irving Cummings con-
Sidered the bicycling imperative
II complete Bermuda atmosphere
were to prevail, There is as well
a typical cafe sequences. From
orchestral music to the Spanish
tile tables and benches, the
atmosphere is purely Bermuda
ese. Scores of extras and st
players in the scenes wore white
linen and white linen helmets.
The sheereStteof summer finery
Is worn by til girls.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Next Weeks Movie Programs in
Neishborhood Thesters

Hotel" with an all star cast: Tuesday
and Wednesday. George Arliss in "A
Successful Calamity" Lillian Roth
rnar.dsy snd FrdaS Rehard fSIt pi2 In
Heirs Highway" comedy and Vita
phone short: Saturday, Buck Jones in
White Eagle" Clark and Mccullough
comedy.
Avail 10 N-sunday and Monday,
George Arliss in "A Successful Cafam-
ity" VitaDhone short (technicolor);
Tuesday and Wednesday, Jimmy Dur
tom President" Vitaphone short; Thurs
day and Friday. Lee Tracy in Wash
fngton Merry Co Round" Vitaphone
short and comedy; Saturday, Jack
Oskie and Sidney Fox in Once in
Lifetime" cartoon.
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day. Lee Tracy and Mary Brian in
BLESSED Event" cartoon; Tuesday and
Wednesday, John Boles and Irene Dunno
Thursday and Friday Laurel and Hardy
in Pack Up Your Troubles" Vita
phone short (technicolor) and Sport
Thrills": Saturday, Edmund Lowe in
"Chandu." Burns and Allen comedy.
CENTRAL-sunday. John Wayne in
Ride Him Cowboy" comedy and Vita
phone short; Monday, Lee Tracy and
Evalyn Knepp in Might Mayor" car
toon; Tuesday and Wednesday, Mar
lena Dietrich in Blonde Venus"
comedy: Thursday and Friday. Laurel
bles. comedy and Newman Travel-
| talk; Saturday, Karen Morley and
Ricardo Cortez in Phantom of Crest
wood" cartoon and comedy.
COLONY-sunday and Monday.
Arli ~ R..1
ity." comedy; Tuesday and Wednesday,
John Barrymore in bill of Divorce
ment." vitaphone short (TechnicoIor),
and am. Newman Traveltalk; Thursday and
Saturday. Richard Cromwell and
Dorothy Jordan in That's My Boy"
Chaplin comedy.
HOME-sunday and Monday, MarIene
Tracy in "Washington Merry Go 60
Round" Rudy Vallee Song Reel and
sPS Sport 1Ins Reel v.. THURSDAY !" Walter Huston
Friday. Jack oakie and Sidney Fox in
Johnny Mack BToWn BSRm' and S'iSFaSy; EHaign
knapr in vanishing Frontier" comedy
RAPHAEL-Sunday and Monday,
Lionel Atwill.. and Fay Wray in "Dr,
x; Tuesday. Bella Lugosi in white
zOnt zomOisi rrost,d ana Chapter No. 3. The
Harvey in Congress Dancss': Thurs
day. Joan Bennett and Ben Lyon in
week Ends Only; Friday. Barbara
Stanwyck in The Purchase Price,"
Chapter Chap: s.SC. No; 10 The Air Mail Mys-
Pat o'Brien in Hollywood Speaks"
Chapter No. "The Last 81 the
Mohieans," ~.S
Huston and Lupe Velez in "Kongo,"
Pitts-Todd Comedy: Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Charles Bickford in THE Last
Man" Jimmy Gleason Comedy and
cartoon; Thursday. Maurice Chevalier
Tonight" Vitaphone short: Friday.
Buck Jones in Hello Trouble" Hurri-
cane Express No., 2, comedy; Saturday,
Ben Ben Lyon and Sally. Eiers in Hat
GhecK Girl, Van Dine Mystery and
TIyOLT--sunday and Monday and
Tuesday, Norma Shearer and Frederic
March March In Smiling Thru" cartoon;
lene Dietrich in Blonde Venus" car-
toon; Saturday. Ricardo Cortez and
Karen Morley in Phantom Of Crest
J wood" comedy.
Tracy and Mary Brian in blessed
Event" Souvenir: Tuesday and wed
nesday, John BoIes and Irene Dunpe in
rs,Sax Sask street, G,es no cartoon; Thursday and
Night Of June ls," vitaphons short
(TechnicDlor1: Saturday, johnny Mack
Brown and Evalyn Knapp In Vanish
ing Frentier: Andy Clyde comedy and
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Show Boat viii
Open Monday
rs-- -f,
Nisht

When the late Florenz Zeigfeld
resolved to revive "Show Boat" "
which comes to the National
Theater week commencing Mon
day, November II, admittedly the
greatest and best Of his many
gorgeous productions. little did he
dream that 1t would be his last
one; an unkind fate so decreed 1t.
The master genius Of the Ameri-
can theater has gone. but Show
Boat survived and Is as virile
and enhancing as ever.
Show Boat" throughout the
spring and summer. played to
capacity audiences at the Casino
Theater, in New York, and now
In response to many calls the de-
clsion has been reached to pre-
sent it--for the last time-in the
principal American cities.
..Show Boat" was adapted from
the famous novel by Edna Ferber
and represents its well-beloved
characters. The lyrics and the
book Of the play are by oscar
HammerStein II and the music
y by Jerome Kern.
Most prominent in the cast are
Norma Terris. Helen Morgan, Eva
Puck, Sammy White, Jules Bled-
soc. William Kent. Paul Keast,
Bertha Belmore, Annie Hart.
George Blackwood, Allan Camp
bell, Dorothy Denese, Jack Daley,
Laura Clairon, Robert Farley,
Francis x. Mahoney, Evelyn
Eaton, Thomas Gum, rs Zieg.
field glorified beauties and so
famous Jubilee singers.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

bOOAEN I'-Sunoay ano Until nuFS"
day Lee Tracy and Constance Cum"
Round" Friday. change Of program
tsee Washington Times). =,
BROADWAY - Sunday and Monday,
John Boles and Irene Dunn in Back
/ Street" Wednesday and Thursday, Jack
Johnson. former worlds heavyWeight
Friday and Saturday. Buck Jones in
sForbidden Trail" Chapter Ne. g.
"Heroes Of the West"
"pUMBARTON-sunday and Monday,
in $1,000 Witnesses" Comedy. Lester
Allen in Paris Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Four Marx Brothers in Horse;
5sasheTs% Comedy Sai.x Darn nr ,nS TGotsn Mr.
Martin johnson in "Congorilla." Comedy.
"Dog Race" Saturday. Walter Huston
ana Lupe vales-'i ''KOngo." Comedy.
HPPODROME-sunday and Monday.
wheeler and Woolsey in Hold Elm
Jail" Tuesday aud Wednesday. Eric
Linden in Broadway Murder" and
..Rsserved for Ladies: Thur, Thursday y, ,nd tSa
Deep" Buster Keaton in Speak
Easily" saturday. Eddie Quillan in
"Big Shot" Rose Hobert in Scandal
for; Sale"
L1NCOLN-sunday. and until Thurs
day. The Big Broadcast" featurin
Vincent Lopez. Donald Novis, Leila
Hyams. stuart Erwin. Cal ,colloway.
Crosby, Boswell Sisters. Burns and
Alien and Arthur Tracy. "The street
Singer" Friday. new offering.
HOWARD-Today. and until Thurs
day. Luis Russell and his Roseland Or
chestra, featuring Henry Allen, jr.,
heads the stage bill. Screen feature.
Edward c. Robinson in Tiger Shark" :"
Special midnight shows on Friday and
"REPUBLIC-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, Boris Karloff, Melvin Douglas
and Gloria Stuart in 'Old Dark House"
ners and Ann Dvorak in The Crooners"
Friday, change Of program.
-ROSALIA--sunday and Monday. 'The
18th Guest" Tuesday, John Mack Brown
IN Vanishing Frontier" Chapter No. s.
'The Last Frontier" Wednesday and
Thursday. Dolores Del Rio in BIRD of
Paradise" Friday. Phantom Express"
Horseman." Chapter No. S. Heroes Of
the West"
STATE bethesda, Md.)-Monday and
the World" Comedy. News. "wednesday,
Edna May Oliver in Ladies Of the
Jury" Comedy. News. Thursday. Ed
mund Lowe in Attorney For the De-
Tense. Friday, Helen TwelvetreeS in
us Ny Face Red" Comedy. Sportslant.
saturday. Edmund Lowe in "Chandu,
The Magician Comedy. Cartoon. Matt.
nee at 1880.
sTRAND-sunday and Monday. Rich.
arc, Dix in "HelPs Highway" Tuesday,
"Bill of Dlvorcement." with John Bar
rymore and Billie Burke. Wednesday
snd Thursday. vanishing Frontier"
WIN John Mack Brown, Evelyn Knapp
and Zasu Pitts. Friday. Phillips Holmes
and Dorothy JOrdon. In 10000 Wit
nesses." Saturday. '"The Age Of Con-
sent" with CrOmwell-Linden-J Judge.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday Con.
stance Bennett in Two Against the
world. Tuesday and Wednesday,
qrand Hotel" with an all-star cast
THURSDAY and Friday. Edmund Lowe in
..Chandu." Saturday sally Ellers in
"Hat Check Girl" and Tom MIx i'm
my Pal the King"
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
MANA" to Remain
Three More Davs

Mana" will make her farewell
appearance to Washingtonians on
Tuesday. November Is, next, so
those who wish to see this paint
ing should avail themselves Of
these last few days.
Not to see Mana" is to miss
one Of the finest existing art
works in the world. No critic has
exer found anything in the paint
ing to cavil at. There are only
three more day left in which you
may see Mana. Receptions
daily from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Tuesday. November IS. The price
OF admission is only Is cents.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
LECTURES ON SCIENCE

Paul A. Harsch, member Of the
board of lectureship of the First
Church of Christ, Scientist. in
Boston, Mass, lectured on Chris
tian Science last night in Me-
mortal Continental Hall. He was
introduced by Clarke F. HUM,
first reader Of Third Church.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Burns, and Allen
Success Formula

Burns and Allen, comedy team
Of radio fame featured this week
in person as headliners Of the
Earle stage program, were born
on opposite sides of the continent
George Burns in New York;
Oracle Allen in San Francisco.
Both had had stage experience
when they finally got together in
Union Hill. N. j., several years
ago. @,...
George wrote a comedy act,
giving himself all the funny lines,
but Oracle, with nothing but
straight lines. stole all the laughs.
So George gavc her the funny
lines and s married her. Their
vaudeville success was duplicated
in radio. and they now hold a
contract calling for their appear,
ance either in pictures or on the
stage for many weeks to come.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
HOLLYWOOD Detour

Mary Doran, with Chester Nor
fis, in Breach Of Promise" now
at the Rialto Theater. studied
art, but went to Hollywood in
stead Of sticking to her easel.
She appeared with Norma Shear
erin "The DiVorcee."
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George F. Moore. Fl. and Alyse Lu.
ellie Edmond, IS. The Rev. A. F
Poorem.
Ernest B. Scoring. 41. Clarendon. Va,
and Bertha e. McAfee. 40. The Rev
]. r. Sizoo
Lewis T. Miller. jr.. 81, Hyattsville
Md, and Ruth G. Hammond. 80. Lex
ington, Neb. The Rev. Joseph Fletcher
John E. Dyson. 2S. and Caroline NJ
Glennon. 20, both Of Baltimore, Nd
The Rev. NJ. W. Hyle.
Curtis Truman Lambert, 27. and Olive
Virginia Cox, -, Grafton. Va. The
Rev. J. r. Sizoo.
John Meredith Pearce. IS. Monkton,
Nd, and Marjorie H. Bennett, 80,
Sparks, Nd. The Rev. J. e. Briggs.
Walter H. Lane. 20, Chesterfield, Va.
and Ella Mary Shanks, %, Yale. Va.
Judge r. E., Mattingly.
James Smith, a. and Fannie Tolson,
81. The Rev. w. D. Davis.
Charles Coates. Fl. and EIeanorA
Coats, Is. The Rev. H. B. johnson.
Lloyd Savoy, a. and Frances y.
johnson. 81. The Rev. L. J. Brooks
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Al JoIson Wants
to Remain in
California
BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright, 1889, King Features
Syndlcate)

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, New. IL
If California ever had an adopted
son, Al Jolson Is the lad.
Homesick before he even leaves
here for those eight radio broad
casts, the singing comedian is
working out a deal to launch
them from San Francisco instead
Of New York. He is q great ad
mirer Of Ted Fiorito's band and
If the idea proves acceptable to
the powers back east, he will
work with them weekly in the
Bay City.
Yesterday AL was in a chaotic
mood. A great racing fan. he
had hung over the, election re
turns all day waiting to see II
betting would be legalized in Cali
fornia. With each change in the
closely fought issue he groaned
or cheered.
"But I like it out here" he
exclaimed. Pictures or no pic
lures I want to live in Califor
MIA"
Bad news. however, for local
real estate men. He doesn't want
to buy a house.
Then there's that story AL tells
about the down.and-outer who
wrote to the newspaper:
Dear Editor-Two years ago
read that they were going tc
change the big 81 bills to little
ones. \
Did they do it,"
Hollywood parade: The romance
between Wynne Gibson and Lyle
Talbot will bear watching. Seen
everywhere together, they were
out dancing again the other even
ing to Stanley Smiths music al
the Biltmore Garden room
Blonde Joan Marsh was there
too, with Tommy Lee. joel
McCrea is looking at ranches
these days. and Eric Linden Is
personally redecorating and re
pairing a rambling house he has
rented in the hills north OF
Hollywood. .
Even though Carole Lombard
had to replace Miriam Hopkins
in that Paramount film, she still
is the leading candidate for the
Richard BarthelmeSs lead. War
ners are willing to shoot around
her role until she can report fol-
work.
Miriam Jordan, Al Rocket dis
covery, has just arrived here by
plane from the East. She list
ened to election reports all the
way across Ralph Farnum
writes from New York that he
made two clubs, five cafes and
two SpeakeaSies in a single dark
to-dawn. And they say nightlife
is slow on Broadway. out at
M, G. M, they are talking about
their first jobs Johnny Weis
muller admitted he used to de.
liver artificial flowers.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
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DEATHS

Agnes P. Bernhart. so years, 4Ss G
Henry stOlL rs years. 1854 Florida
Alice P. Summers. 70 years. 1905 C
st. 8. e.
Charles W. Neuholland, IS years,
Georgetown Hospital.
Catherine Grisby, 81 years, st. Eliza
beths Hospital.
Hannah e. Hawkins. 90 years, 147
Tennessee Ave. N. e.
Thomas P. Parker, 81 years. 1882
Park Rd. N. w.
Charles E. Beans. IS years, U. 8.
Eiars .. Mayhem, 80 years. SO1 Web
ster st. N. w.
Mary i. Biundon. SS years. 50 N
st. N. w. NRS
Dorothy e. Phelps. II years. Provi-
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
MISS DOROTHY E. PHELPS
BIRTHS

Ernest A. and Florence Clemens, boy.
George r. and Lydia Jenkins, boy !,
John c. and Marguerite Macarthur.
boy.
George 8. and Helen NJ. Book, boy.
Elmer R. and Jane e. Lamb, boy.
Frederick ]. and Grace A. Atwell,
boy.
John H. and Ida B. Dowden, boy.
John L. and Edith p. Dettler, boy.
Henry K and Marjory L. lavish.
James A. and Nora F. Casey, boy.
Herbert II. and Viola J. McMurray.
John 7. and Ellen e. Howard "a, boy.
Charles s. and Myrtle v. Jones, girl.
John 7, and Loretta r.. stone, girl.
Grant L. and Mary Shamburg, girl.
Archie H. and Mlllicent wilkinson,
girl.
Alvin II. and Dorothy w. Barr. girl.
Thomas and Annie Blanche girl
Frank and Mary v. Beckert, girl.
Wallace F. and Gwsndolyne EnrIght,
girl.
Herman s. and Minnie E. Burnett.
girl.
George H. and I.ottie welty. girl.
Laurence H. and Lorraine Alvey boy.
James land Della Mack. boy.
Harry H. and Dorothy v. Carter, girl,
Leroy and Naomi e. MccrOey, girl.
Jasper and Maggie Reed, girl.
Gilbert L. and Madeline MOtsn, boy.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Child Actress

Sally Blame, opposite Randolph
Scott in wild Horse Mesa" was
o child screen actress under the
name Of Betty Jane Young.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Births, Deaths, Marriages
Deaths

] Deaths -
BLUNDON. NARY R-Passed away On
THURSDAY, Noyember 10. 1882, as her
bLUNDoN. Remains &; Irsc;.tdinr 81 ne ". ":
STnIamoers TIsn Co Southeast branch pariOr. M
Funeral servicss viii b Asld e4 81 IsSatur;;
gay afternoon. Novem Der y. 1882. az
Co. o1sSsass so$ SaaneS as ps s17 ss@SsG
81. 5. d. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery. Clarendon. Ha.
ERCKMAN. PATRICIA HELENE-PasSed
.. away on Eridaye November II, 1892, q
Shildren,s GT Hospital. PATRICIA HELENE HELENE
infant daughter of John =. and Geraldine
Funeral services will be held from her
Northeast, on Monday morning, November
u. 1882. at 10 o'clock. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. Interment
will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Serv.
ices BY the w. w. Chambers Co.
denly. on Friday, November II, 1889,
at the residence of his parents. S14 Seven
teenth Street Northwest. MAURICE G,
kASPAN. the beloved son Of Carl and
v. Chambers Co funeral home. l4OO
Snapin Street Northwest. until IL o'clock
Monday morning. November IA, 1892.
SORlAN. HENRY A:-Passed away on
HFTRS9Sy SF1SSy morning, EnPE, November IL. 1899. @
Remain. resting at his late residence.
1899 Oak Street Northwest, until s o'clock,
saturday evening, November AZ. 1899.
1nterment will follow In Ware. Map,
Services by W. W. Chambers CO.
MILHOLLAND, CHARLES ". Passed
a. away on ThurSday morning. November
~. 1857. at GEORGETOWN University Hos
Pltai' CHARLES ", MILHoLLAND, hus.
band Of the late Mabel G.. MilhOlIand. he
land, OF Glen Echo. Nd. Remains resting
At the "; W. Chambers Co. funeral home.
Fomrteenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest,
vember p OIlEss Sss Saturday ,hnTn mOraiHg No:
Catnollc Church, Leesburg. Va. where
requiem mass will be offered at II O'Clock
LOT the repose of his soul. Interment will
loi10W IN Union Cemetery. Leesburg. Va.
KOSSIIER' sSIIiEE' JAMES THOMAs-0n Friday
THOMAS RosSITER. the beloved husband
0t 81 Ellen G. RosSiter tnee McMahonl in
Inc Tny nxtyIseventh year, Of his age.
late residence. 6621 Thirteenth st. n. W,
on Monday morning. November IA. 1899,
at 8 go o'clock. thence to the Church OF
mass will be said st 8 o'clock for the
repose of his soul.
Interment will follow in Mount olivet
Cemetery. -.-....
ShEETz, ELlE-On FRIDAY, november II,
1882, at his residence, 500 Twelfth
Street Northwest. Ellie SHEETZ, beloved
father of Jet D. Sheetz
Funeral from residence Monday. Novem.
Der IA. 1882. at 2 o'clock p m .Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery
THURLBY. MERLE ADAMS-Passed away
on Thursday. November 10. 1882, al
ADAMS THURIBY, the OiSSSV, Beloved vile hs q
sssnIsy 3. D. 1Iy: 1ThurlSy: Remain Remains resting q q
Chaplin Street Northwest. -
Funeral services. will be held on Sunday
afternoon, November 13, 1889. at 80
Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest;
thence to the Universalist Church. Six
teenth and s Streets Northwest, where
services will be held at 2 o'clock. Rela.
tives and friends are invited to attend. In.
terment will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery
Weddina announcement
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Warner Brothers Theaters

AMBASsADOR-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, Paul Muni In II Am a FuRi.
tlvei" vltaphone short subject; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Norma shearer and
Frederic March In Smiling. Thru"
cartoon; Friday, Ruth Chatterton and
George Brent in The Crash" comedy.
cartoon and sport reel: Saturday, DOUG.
las fairbanks i'm "Mr Robinson Cru.
so&" Clark and Mccullough comedy.
,
:. APOLLO-Sunday ana Monday, "crand
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

Did You Know
That William HaineS once
worked in a powder factory
where the chemical fumes turned
his hair blond?
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

dence Hospital.
John n. Gibson. = years. 11O1 C
St, N; w. 80 "a
infant Of Lawrence ana Lorraine Alvey,
~ months, 919 North Carolina Ave. 8. e.
Abraham Young 10 years, st. Eliza
beths Hospital.
George Martin. Sc years. Emergency
Hospital.
Margaret Yates. 5s years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Earnest Eaglen. So years. 32s v St.
N. w.
Vernon johnson, 81 years, 433 Second
St. 8. W.
George Currie, "a years. Emergency
Hospital
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

24:ROllR Service: ep0cfaI VFaces 0OO0.
Florists
Phone MAI. 4270. Funeral Designs
GUIDE BROS CO. 1912 p st. NV
Bouquet Shop, 1872 18th St,
Floral tributes. $3.50 no. Dlstr1cS 0B2N
ODen EVENING" 0n0 Sunday.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

Funeral Directors
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

BOOKER T.-Sunday ano until Thurs.
day, Lee Tracy and Constance Cum
mings in "WashingtOn Merry-GO-.
Round" Friday, change of program
(see Washington Times). .a. =.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

MOWARD-Today, and until Thurs
day., Luis Russell and his ROseland Or
chestra, featuring Henry Allen, jr.,
heads the stage bill. Screen feature,
Edward G, Robinson in Tiger shark" ."
Special midnight shows on Friday and
Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

LINCOLN-sunday and until Thurs
day. The Big Broadcast" featuring
Vincent Lopez. Donald Novis. Leila
Hyams, Stuart Erwin. Cal Galloway,
Mills Brothers. Kate Smith. Bing
Crosby, Boswell Sisters. Burns and
Allen and Arthur Tracy. The Street
Singer" Friday. new offering.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

TAKOMA-sunday and Monday, Con-
staRce Bennett in Two Against the
oGrand Hotel" with an alI-star cast
Thursday and Friday. Edmund Lowe in
.Chandu." Saturday. Sally EIlers in
Hat Check Girl" and Tom Mix in
SMy Pal the King"
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

.APoLLo-sunday ana Monday. Grand
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
Conditioning
Trade Limits Seen

Air-c ditto n ing cannot be
counted upon to produce sub
Stantial amount of revenue in the
near future, judging from similar
innovations in the past and tax.
ing into account present economic
conditions, in opinion of j. H.
Lewis, of Goodbody & Co.. who
takes exception to the fact that
air-conditioning is being hailed in
some quarters as the industry
which will lead us out of the de-
preston.
Mr.. Lewis believes that this vir-
gin field might be expected to pro-
duce a total of about $4,000, 900
of business in the coming two
years. and about $4,000 900 in
the next five years.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
v. J. Public Service
November Net L0QS

Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey and subsidiaries for
November reports gross earnings
of $10,560,137 against $11,698,4 ,430
for November, 1881, while. net
income from operations totaled
$3,821 ,843 against $4,222,756 in
1881. Balance for dividends and
surplus for November amounted
to $2,558,17 against $2,981, ,621
last year.
For the IL months, ended No
vember 80, gross earnings were
$126.731,875, against $137 ,S01 ,293
for the previous IL months, while
net income from operations
amounted to $43,55S,663, against
$45 5,596,519. Balance available for
dividends and surplus amounted
to $29, 9,140,413 for the IL months
against $31 ,481,375 in 1881.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
Improvement Made
Bu Citu Bank Issues

New York city bank stock reg
istered a further slight improve
ment during the past week, ,ap-
proximating $4,023, 900.
The aggregate value of the 16
leading issues, according to rec
ords compiled by Holt, Rose &
Troster, amounted at the close of
the week to $1,781, 1894, 900, which
compares with $1,777,871, 900 at
the close of the previous week,
and 1925, ,895 900 May 81 last. the
low point of the depression.
The average yield of the 16
stocks is now GOT per cent, com.
pared with 500 per cent on De,
cember 9. The current market
value of the Is issues is now 1.12
times their known book value
against Ill on December 9.