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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21

picture theater. Being quite pretty
she attracts the attention Of the
masculine part Of the audiences, and
to one of her more ardent admirers,
middle-aged capitalist. she ex-
plains that she must refuse , the
costly gifts he offers her because
she is married to a respectable law
yer.
The capitalist then suggests that
he retain her husband as his legal
representative at highly remunera-
tive wages, thus making it possible
for her to wear with impunity the
furs and jewels TO a pretty lady
with scrupleS.
Having no husband, she seizes the
telephone directory and extracts
therefrom the name of the lawyer
that first meets her eyes. This hap
pens to be a Max Sporum, an
humble and impecunious underling
in the world of litigation.
From this impulsive action many
clever and highly entertaining stu
atoms develop through the sudden
transformation by "the good fairy
of the lowly barrister from perjury
to opulence; but when he learns
that his fairy is an imp and that
she has brought him nothing but
vain hope and disaster it is quite
another thing.
The comedy is replete with novel
ties, including surprise climax that
is one Of the most unusual ever
evolved even by the versatile
Molnar.
Frances Dale and Philip Brandon
will have tie leading roles with Ida
belle Arnold, Bob Fay, William Pol
lard, Milton Byron and others be-
ing prominent in the cast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
Joan Is Found Of Dogs

Joan Crawford likes dogs and she
has plenty now. ''WoggleS," her
famous Scotty, is the proud father
Of nine pups. Around the Lefty
Lynton" set at the Metros oldwyn-
Mayer studios he is now known 80
'What-a-man" Woggles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
Ruth Chaerton Introduces George Brent, New Leading
Man, to Movie Fans in Her Latest Vehicle,
The Rich Are Always With U.s.

ID CHATTERToN, supported promising young
N appearing the Indiana this week
Rich Always With Us" which opened Friday.
Chattertons first talking picture under her
National Studios.
With Us adapted from the
Petit Incidentally Petit the Arthur
which selected by Chatterton
wealthy happily married However she discovers that
husband has cheating with heaes debutan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
Clark Asks a Question

What Clark Gable would like TO
know is this: Who put the cedar
shavings out of a pencil sharpener
in his pet jar of pipe tobacco in his
dressing room at the Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer studio?
La gaceta., 1932-08-31
Ell "hit" de Ia tempOrddd

Lo daran sin genera de duda,
los hombres TODD voluntad y des-
interes que militan en- la Secci6n
de Intereses del Centre Asturia-
no, la noche del proximo sabado
8 de septiembre y la tarde del
domingo a, cuando celebran su
Verbena-Romerfa en- la playa de
Rocky Point.
Ortiz de Zarate, ell actor TODD
caballerosidad, seya huesped de
honor en- ambas fiestas Y tiene
a su cargo ell Rrimer ndmero
del programa en- las variedades
que Sc haran en- ell improvisado
cabaret, levantado junto al mar.
Seg1n me ha dicho Ell presti-
gioso Presidente de la mencio-
NADIA Secci6n, pasan de 500 los
tickets que hasta ahora Sc han
vendido para entrar en- los te-
rrenos y va esta cast al cerrarse
ell n1mero de los asistentes al
magnffico almuerzo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31

Her Won Papen regres6 hoy a
la capital trayendo en- un bolsi-
Ito la sentencia de muerte del
Reichstag,
Permiso para discover ell Reich
stag fue concedido aver al canci-
Her, por ell presidente Won Hin
denburg, con la condici6n de
|que 10 utilize solo cuando Sc a
menace ell programa econ6mico
del gobierno.
Ell canciller regres6 del este
de Prussia para conferenciar con
ell gabinete y espera invertir 500
millones de pesos en- un progra-
ma q. el cree puede devolver la
proaperidad a Alemania.
La intenci6n del canciller es
dar trabajo a dos millones de
que ahora no 10 tienen.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31
DERROTADO EN- CALI.
FORNIA UN AMIGO DE La
PROHIBITION

San Francisco, CAL, agosto 81
Ell senador Samuel Short
ridge, apoyado por la admins
TRACTION, aparece hoy vencido
por un enemigo de la ley SEGA,
ell senador del estado Tallant
.Tubbs, en- la contienda por la no
minaci6n senatorial republica-
ma.
William C.. McAdoo, ex-secre-
tario del tesoro, que busca la
nomination senatorial democra-
tica, tiene 1877 1886 contra 80,
805 aIcanzados por Justo S.
Wardell, de San Francisco, un
"mojado".
Ell reverendo Robert M. Shu-
Ter, un seco active de Los Ange-
lies, aparece con 43,438 votos.
Tubbs, ell republican, moja-
do aparece con 169,146 votos
contra lat, 652 su oponente.
A pesar de la ventaja de Tubs
su rival dice que la victoria lie
correspondent por I'm margen
de mas de DC. 1000 votOS-
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Sc PIDE A MOLLISON QUE
DESISTA DE SU VIAJE DE
RETORNO A EUROPA.

Londres, agosto, 31.-Lord
Wakefield, que costeara Ell pri-
mer viaje trasatlantico del CAPT
tan j. A. Mollison, lie ha envia-
do un telegrama pidiendole de-
sista de retornar a Europa por
aeroplano, cruzando desde Har-
Dor Grace a Irlanda.
Aver la esposa del celebre pi-
Lotto, la aviatriz Amy Johnson.
lie mand6 un telegrama al DR..
Freeman O'Neil, para que hicie.
ra sus mejores esfuerzos con e.
fin de impedir ell regreso de Mo
llison & Europa, por ell aire.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31
Sc MATO UN
DE JOYAS

Little Rock, Arkansas, agos-
to 31.-Dominado por la aluci-
naci6n de que pistoleros de New
York lie perseguian, Nathan
Morgan, de AZ amos, I'm CORE
dor de joyas, Sc suicide aver en-
un hotel de aquf.
Morgan habia visitado a la
policia denunciando que un HON
.bre guerra matarlo. Senal6 Nor
gan como ell presunto asesino a
un prominente ciudadano de
Little Rock.
La policia trat6 de convencer-
10 de su error, pero ell suicide
iprueba que no pudo conseguir-
10.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31
CUERPO DE
LA CASA DE l.
ola

Director, DR.. Agustin de Va
roma y G. del Vale; Cirugia,
Ores. Carlos del Vale Y Garcia
Tuduri; medicina general, Ores
Gaspar Nodarse, Demetrio L6-
PEI y Pablo Macfas; Was uri-
narias, DR.. Manuel H. Sordo
intermediates de la piel, DR..
Juan Fermin Figueroa; cardio-
logfa, DIR. Rafael Catasus; tuber
culosis, ORES. Francisco Jose We
lez y Manuel Llopiz; enfermeda-
DIES nerviosas y mentales, Ores.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31

line Olivera; departamento de
Rayos X, DIR. Jose del Vale;
deoartamento de laboratorlo,
DIR. Guillermo Salazar; auxiliar
de Cirugia, DR.. Alberto Alva-
rez; Anestesista, DR.. Diego Sua
rez VilIasuso; medicos internos,
ORES. Pedro CASTILLO, Rogello
Perera, A. Casas Fernandez, A
.leiandro F. Clemente, Manuel
Tejerizo, Ramon Diaz, Carlos
Lamar, Gerardo Huguet, Oscar
Diaz Colon y Rafael Betancourt.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31

Won PAPEN TRATARA DE
REALIZAR SU PROGRA-
MA
Berlin, agosto 31.-El canci-
La gaceta., 1932-08-31
SOClALES
(Viene de la 1a.)

cia de la encantadora damita
Josefina Colado, avenida Mi
chigan 1706. Las nuevas cita-
clones Sc han hecho con la fe-
cha de manana jueves, a las O.
cho y media de la noche.
BodG
Ell sabado contrajeron matri-
monio la distinguida Srta. Asun
ci6n Mora, hija de los esposos
Manuel Mora, y ell correcto j6-
ven Angel Garcia, hijo de los es-
poses Jose Garcia.
Presenciaron la ceremonial
amigos fntimos de las familias
de los desposados.
Valiosos regalos recibieron
Asuncion y Angel.
Por SUI dicha eterna hace ell
cronista fervientes votos.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31
Pleitos y Divorcios

Jose Alvarez contra Maria
Rosa Alvarez, Edward DiaZ con
ira Maria Luisa Diaz, Fulton
Loan Service contra Jose j. Es-
casena; A. F. Cornelius contra
Harry Gagner; Ella Estelle Wi
lliams contra A. G. Williams,
decreto de divorcio.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31
Fl TIENeD0

Nublados para hoy y posibles
lluvias. Vientos frescos del nor
oeste. Temperature maxima a.
yer 81 grades; mfnima IA. Ma
rea alta, a las 2:22 a. m. y 2:O7
%. m. Marea baja, a las 1920 a.
m. Y 1882 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31

mes han instalado sus telesco-
plos y sus camaras fotograficas
Iy miriam hacia ell noroeste, DON
de la luna cubrira ell sol a las
3 80 de la tarde.
Una mujer aficionada a la
astronomia ha puesto su teles-
Fcopio en- 10 alto de una TORE, a
'205 pies sobre los ~arrecifes de
fCabo Cod.
Personals han llegado en- aero
plano a los lugares de observa-
|ci6n y esperan yer ell eclipse.
La gaceta., 1932-08-31
|NOTICIAS De
INTERHS LOCAL

Los comisiona6os del condado
resolvieron aver eliminar la SUI
ma e $12,500 del capitulo de ca
ridad pdblica.
Esta cantidad lie fue entrega-
'da al Consejo de los Sin Trabajo
Iel ano pasado.
Ell comisionado Watkins, CO.
mentando ell acuerdo dijo: mo
sotros creemos que ell condado
La gaceta., 1932-08-31

jose Dominguez y Remigio
Dou; cirugfa menor, DR.. Angus
to Navarro; especialidad de gar
ganta, nariz y oidos, DR.. Luis
Garriga; oculista, DR.. Gerardo
Gutierrez Valladon; enferme-
dades infecciosas, DIR. Julio Her
nandez AIborna; Stills, DR.. Fe-
La gaceta., 1932-08-31
LOS CIENTIFICOS ESTAN
LISTOS PARA ESTUDIAR
HOY Ell ECLIPSE

Boston, Mass, agosto 31.-Al
amanecer de hoy 81 expedicio-
mes ASTRONOMERS estaban pre-
paradas y aguardando ell eclipse
de sol de esta tarde.
En- una faja de 800 millas de
largo Y so de ancho desde Mon
treal a Cabo Cod, esas expedicio
La gaceta., 1932-08-31

hace su parte hacia el alivio de
la situaci6n, destinando dinero
al mantenimiento de ~nuestras
instituciones. Ell condado man
,tiene al presente la finca de po-
bres, la casa de detencion, ell
.preventorio de la tuberculosis y
otras agencias que ayudan a los
Ipobres."
Cree ell Sr. Watkins que Ell go
bierno feeral debe aportar ma
'yor ayuda de la que aporta ac-
tualmente y que Sc limita a pa
gar un sueldo de $1,000 al direc-
tor de la agencia que aqui tiene,
teniente coronel Phillip T. Muir
ply.
Ell supervisor del registro e.
lectoral, Sr. R. L. Blackburn, de
.sign6 aver a las personals que
tendran a su cargo las inscrip-
clones e hizo saber que los libros
Sc ADRIAN dos dias cada sema-
ma, entire las fechas de septiem-
|bre 6 a octubre 8.
En- las pasadas primaries Sc
calfiicaron para votar de $4,000
a 100000 ciudadanos.
Porque Sc temia ell arribo del
temporal, los concejaIes no cele
braron anoche session, acordan-
do verificarla hoy.
Cinco concejales, los Sres. Fra
|zier, Rosenthal, Raglan, Thomp-
son y Pacheco, Sc presentaron
en- la sala de sesiones, pero ell
quorum requ1efe la a~S1StencIa de
siete ediles.
En- la session de hoy Sc dara a
conocer ell informe del comite
Ide hacienda contrario al nom =
bramiento de George B. Booker,
para Intervention del municipio,
|y un informe de la minoria del
mismo comite, recomendando Sc
lie acepte para ell puesto.
Tambien Sc leeran dos propo-
%siciones de B. L. Hammer, ofre-
ciendo construir una planta E.
~lectrica para facilitar corriente
a la ciudad, a un precio 1919 me-
nor del que cobra la Tampa Elec
|tric.
Ademas Sc leera ell veto del
alcalde a la ordenanza enmen-
ldando las ordenanzas sanitarias
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and threw it in the trash. which
broke her heart.
She behaved very well about the
real doll house, but she built a
dream about the other.
And so, there we have 1t. Things
to keep children busy are fine, but
those things that appeal to the i'm
agination must not be forgotten.
Many people this year will have
no money for real toys Well
that means there can not be anyl
How about a shoe box and a
"Bloomin' Adeline" ranch house
How about an orange crate and a
10-cent saw? I can make q knock
out doll house out of a crate. ]
know, because have done it
painted it, made windows and door
and everything.
One time a small boy I knew got
two presents for Christmas, a stone
crusher and a gasoline truck.
"Oh-ol" thought I. Aren't we
getting technical, though! why
couldn't Santa have made one of
those present something less mortal
something in which the Spirit of
Christmas could find haven to rest
its tired wings! 1t is a problem
isn't it?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20

he then played the seven Of clubs,
winning in dummy with the ace
and returning the eight of hearts,
trumping in his own hand with the
four of diamonds.
He now completely had stripped
the dummy of hearts and spades,
so his next play was small dia-
mond, which East was forced to win
with the king.
East was down to the king and
jack of clubs and the ten of hearts.
If he leads a heart, declarer will
ruff in one hand and stuff in the
other, so all that East could do was
to cash his king of clubs and the
declarer must then make his queen
of clubs.
With the aid of a strip and end
play, he had made his contract Of
four diamonds, scoring 80 for tricks,
and, as this is a less-than-game
contract, he getting the Hotpoint
premium, making his score on the
hand 100 points plus.
Copyright, 1882, NEA Service, Inc.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20
ST. AGNES PUPILS
TO GIVE TABLEAU

Singing of carols, a tableau, and
a one-act play will mark the open
ing of the Christmas holidays for
pupils of st. Agnes academy
Wednesday.
The tableau will be presented in
the main floor foyer following ne
carol singing Gretchen Mary Yea
Eel will take the role of the Ma
donna, and Catherine Sullivan will
have the part of Joseph.
Others in the cast will be: Betty
Strack, Dolorous Strack, Catherine
Leppert, La Vonne Maloof, Loretta
Pfau, Hilin Lacy, Rita Royse, Mary
Burke, Jeanne Dietz, Betty Ann
Gottemoller, Eloise Hamant, Mary
Kernel, Ursula Lime, Mary Jane
Mccarthy, Dorothy Jane Maher,
Peggy Sweeney, Mary Traub and
Dorothy Wagner.
The Senior Dramatic Society will
give the play after the tableau Pu-
pills will bring gifts to be distributed
among the poor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20
FetisheS Are
Fit Offering
for Yuletide

Too many young blades middle
their intentions by selecting wrong
Christmas membranes for the lit
tie hoydenish heather that happens
TO be the object of their devotions
at the moment.
A fetish is one of the safest gifts
of all, and most adored, particular
ly SO right now when the fashion
of fetishism has returned 100-proof.
These little idolized charms are
no respecters of money, as they're
available from so cents to hundreds
of dollars. SO are the link brace
lets to hang them on.
The selection of the fetish may
represent some silly secret, syrupy
sentiment, or be entirely nom
saccharin. A tiny "13" is one of
the popular inexpensive charms,
and two sailors with bright blue
enamel shirts and diamond pants
are tremendously popular among
the genuine and expensive ones.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20
Leviathan Is
Santa Claus
of the Waves

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The Lee
viathan of the United States Lines
was the Christmas mail ship this
year. The liner sailed last Thurs
day night with mails for Europe,
Africa and West Asia, and will ar
rive on the other side in time for
Christmas deliveries of European
mails.
The Cunard Liner Berengaria
sailed Wednesday night and the
North German Lloyd liner Bremen
Thursday night, both carrying only
specially addressed mail for Euro
pean countries.
The Conte de Savoia of the tia
liam line, sailing Wednesday, carried
mail and parcel post for Italy for
Christmas delivery.
The foreign mail division Of the
postoffice department reported a
large volume of parcel post for the
Leviathap
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20
BY w. z. M,KENNEY
=
Secretary American Bridge League


TINE less than-game, or partial
Il score, bonus recently adopted
by the American Bridge League at
its sixth annual national champion
ship tournament in New York
City has great tendency to make
even the less-than-game hands un-
usually interesting.
1t livens up the bidding, because
it is possible to take a chance on
going down at least one trick if
your opponents could make a less
than-game contract and still win
the deal, and it is bound to i'm
prove the play, as players, when
in difficult contract, will try to
find way of successfully making
it.
Following is one of the most in
tereSting of the lesS-than-game
hands played at the national tour
nament. 1t was played in the first
round of the national contract
team championship.
The Bidding
South was the dealer and passed.
West passed, and North opened
with one diamond. East, who was
not vulnerable, oyercalled with one
heart.
South bid two diamonds, West
passed, and North bid three Ola
monds, which East and South
passed. West then put in a three
heart bid, willing to go down one
trick if necessary, but North bid
four diamonds.
The Play
East's opening lead Was the ace
Of hearts, which dropped North's
king. A small heart was returned,
North trumping Vests 'ack with
the deuce of diamonds.
North returned the ace of ola
mondS, which dropped Vests jack.
The declarer now saw that if East
held the king of diamonds he could
make his contract, regardless of the
location of the king of clubs.
Declarar's next play was the ace
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20

Will heat the largest car quickly
and comfortably during the coolest
weather. Fan is mounted directly
behind the hot water radiator and
is driven by an electric motor, draw
ing only two amperes. Size 6x6x21a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20

Toys Best
for Girls
PlaythingS Modelled After
Mothers Workaday Tools
Are Popular.
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

Hard times have made women
more domestic and the girls nat
uraIy are falling into line. Little
girls have gone back to housekeep-
ing toys. and these are the real
things, toy makers say.
Stoves really cook, sweepers really
sweep, brushes actually scrub, and
although so far I have not seen a
miniature ice box that freezes water
into cubes, these are made in such
exact counterparts of the big ones
that the utility part can be left out
of the picture.
However, there are Tom Thumb
washing machines that do operate
perfectly.
Even doll houses, some Of them,
contain real plumbing and rec
semble the affairs we live in, most
amazingly.
Children Are Realists
All this fits in with the latter day
theory that children are realists.
Demand for such toys has increased
100 per cent in the last two years.
wonder if we can lay it to the
depression and the habit of children
copying their mothers, or to the fact
that such toys have only been on the
market for a short time. Probably
both.
We know that boys playthings
have fallen into better ways also
What is not made today for boys
that won't work as cleverly as the
big models they are copied from?
And yeti don't know. 1t seems
to me that perhaps we are leaning
over backward in this matter of real
honest to-goodneSS, no imagination,
gadgets for the children.
Isn't there something missing
when little fellow can't turn a
chair down and with two of dads
neckties for reins ride off across
the plains to fight the Indians?
And as to the little girls, did you
read the story by Laura Spencer
Porter about Uncle Nate and Vic
toria?
Loves the "Trash"
Victoria's mother had spent weeks
getting together a such-as-never-
was doll house with all the tiny
tables and chairs in perfect period
style-to cultivate "Victoria's taste!"
While she was out one day, along
comes old Uncle Nate, owner of the
"Bloomin' Adeline" mine, and he
proceeds to cut ranch house out
OF shoe box with Victoria's help.
Strips of paper and matches did for
Bill, Manuelo and Shindy.
Victoria loved it. She took the
whole business to bed with her.
where her parents discovered it later
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20
Original Tidbit!

A fastidicus hostess startled her
guests not long ago by serving
slender, long slices Of raw carrot
with beverages. She arranged
these slices on a slender silver serv-
er and it was a pretty as well as an
entirely different dish.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20

want to line it with chiffon OF
crepe, you need the same amount of
material for lining.
Cut the velvet in a circle as large
as your yard allows, Then cut a
small circle in the center of it, for
the neckline and cut out a small
wedge for the front opening.
From the square corners left, cut
the little rundown collar and the
two bow tie ends. 1t is lovely made
in flame color, or apricot, golden
yellow or any other shade you want.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20

and king of spades. He then ruffed
the jack of spades in dummy with
the seven of diamonds
A small heart was returned from
dummy and ruffed by the declarer
with the three of diamonds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20

Many of the tiny wisps of hats
so much in fashion for dressy
afternoon wear are slit to reveal
the hair beneath. The Sits come
most any place at all on the hat
across the brow, from front
to back starting at the right eye,
or across the back.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20
Latest Vanity
Is Slip-Over
for Nightgown

The latest little vanity to take the
place of bed Jackets is the little
velvet cape that slips on over night
gowns.
You can make one of these from
a yard square of velvet If you
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-15

has been triumphant as leadins lady to John Barrymore, Edward G Robinson and William Powell. was still in her seventeenth year, when she finished her first "very own" film, aptly titled Under Eighteen"
 Miss Marsh, as the girl who tries by desperate means to raise her. self into the world of the idle rich. gives a performance of amazing clarity and tenderness. The play is an adaptation of the popular mag azine story Poor Little Ritz Girl" by Frank Dazey.
 The star is supported by Warren William-Broadwa leading man who is considered one of the most promising recent recruits to the screen; by Regis Toomey of "The Finger Points," fame; and by Anita Page, Joyce Campton, Emma Dunn, J. Farrell Macdonald, Jud- ith Vosselli, Norman Foster. Doro- thy Appleby, Maude Eburne. Claire Dodd, Paul Forecast, Mary Doran. Murray Kinnell and Walter Me- Grail.
 The surrounding program is ex- cellent also.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-15
Double Feature Program At
 Strand Closing Tonight;
 Rig Vaude Act TO-mOrrON

Performances this afternoon and evening mark the final presenta- tions of the deluxe double feature program now at Warmers Strand theater.
 If you are one of the many who Ike gripping drama as moviefare, or one of the countless admirers of that charming Fox star, Elissa Landi and that outstanding stage and screen actor, Lionel Barry more, Raoul walsh's dramatic Fox production, "The Yellow Ticket" is heartily recommended to you as a piece of entertainment you will thoroughly enjoy and long re- member.
 Relating as it does the adven- lures of a young and sensitive girl bounded by the most cruel and re- lentless persecution of modern times, and how by courage and love she casts aside the letters of intrigue, for sheer power, realism and vividness "The Yellow Ticket" takes it's place among the greatest pictures of this talking era.
 The companion feature, "The Cisco Kid" is another Fox special production and stars Warner Bax- ter and Edmund Lowe.
 Starting tomorrow big seven act stage show will be presented for two days only. The talking screen feature on this program will be "A House Divided" star ring Walter Huston. Helen Chan dler and Douglas Kent.