davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
PAN ENuEL oTvoRIL ST
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Bude predavat' sifkarty, zasie.
lat peniaze vybavovat notar-
ske zalezitosti v {. 80 So. Cham.
pion St.

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dradovnach gazovei !; elektrar.
skei spolocnosti.
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saeS.esAA9l " As.1u = ~ :,
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o.'ei ~" ''.A'Ns,nen'"o o"''eie
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
MUsSOLINI MADA
ZRUSENIE DLHOV

Casopis II Popolo d'Italia, kto-
ry je osobnym organom Italian.
skeho diktatora Mussoliniho uve-
rejnil dvodny clanok, v ktorom
So ziada zrusenie valecnych d.
how v&lecnych nahrad.
Casopis uvadza vystrahu, ze
jestli sa toto nespravf, bude ko-
MED civilizAcii, ktorej celia stav.
ba sa vraj uz puka.
Ako znamo, kongres Spoje-
nych St&tov prijal rezollciu, v
ktorej SO osvedcuje proti akemu.
kol'vek zrusoyaniu alebo snizo-
vaniu vale6nych dlhov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
Ma Lansingville
pride "Skriatok"
Tento krasny a vel'mi vesely di-
vadelnt kus bude zahrant v So
kolovni 81. januara v prospech
Basket -balovej 6aty K. s.

Divadelnp krlzok Lansing
vile zahra peknt a vesele sloven.
ske divadlo V nedel'u, dna 81.
jannara, Sokolovni ma Home.
wood Ave.
Hrat sa bude obi 'lbena a po
celom Slovensklf lspechom hra-
ma slovenska veselohra "Skria-
tok''. Mech sa kazdy Slovak a
Slovenka chysta ma toto predsta-
venie, ktore kazdemu bude po
v6li.
Predstavenie sa zacne pol s.
hodine vecer. Vstupne je len 35c.
Cisty zyysok je pre- sokolskii
basketball eatu Sboru 1OS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
NIKTO NECHCE BONDY
MAHONING OKRESU

Okresni komisari uz po dnl-
ny raz dali bondy Mahoning1 O.
kresu ma trh nikto sa nehlasil
ich kdpit'. Sd to bondy ma $4OO-
600 a peniaze sd potrebne ma pla-
tenie 1radnikov a zamestnancov
okresu, ktori nedostali plat cd
konca oktobra. V tieto dni do
stani jednomesacny plat Z pri-
jmov "a autombilove licensi. Ko.
misari sa. poklsia znovu predaj
bondov v bu1dcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
50 KANDIDATov
MA OKREsNE tRADY

Krasne jarns pocasie prinieslo
VI mnohym volebnd hordcku. Ma.
me uz 80 kandidatov ma okresns
lrady, tych 80 republikanov a
s demokratov. O republikansku
nomin&ciu ma trad serifa ucha.
dzat' sa bnd1: mestskS komisar
prem&vky kapitan Engelhardt,
kdc South High skoly Russell g.
Ashbaugh a August G. Jacob.
Este je sedem d'alsfch republi.
kanskych uchadzacov serif.
stvo q dvaja demokrati. Poeet
kandidatov sa iste este zvacsi.
Ma trad komis6ra okresu je uz
sedem fepnblikanskych a traja
dsmokraticki kandidati. "a sud.
neho klerka sa VI uchadzaj1 diva.
'ja republican,. "a okresn&ho po-
kladnika 81 u piati republican.
Ski kandid1ti, . okresn6ho IA.
lcbcu dvaja .republik4ni, "a okr.
nerica fraja fspnblikini ! po
jsdnoin ! ohoch str&n ia korone.
=. Dewitt rspubl ikItaov II us WI
brsao ncminscn6 psticiis II ps,s
slansa % Itktnej sk odarne +
jsdenI 90 1t&tneho senkt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
Vykaz sbiierl'kEy
ma nldzne rodiny
zaujem pomocna akciu klesa.
Na sch6dzu dosli len pracovnici.

i { o. q s = +
Ma IL. t0ho mesiaca bola svo.
lana schodza do skoly osady Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda. ale pre- maly
pocet prftomnich, bola sch6dza
odlozena.
Nuz ale i ta mala hrstka do.
brych pracovnikov oznamila W
sledok prace.
ADV. M. j. Palkovic oznamil,
ze nakolektoval $l5.75 Cd nasle-
dovnych darcov: Jozef Palkovic
$1.O0, Michal ]. ,Palkovic $1.OO,
Jozef Slifka Soc, Jan Ondrusko
$1.0O, Jozef J. Churilla $1.OO,
Walter J. Osiniak 25c, adv. Jan
"A. Willo $1.OO, Jan Martinko z
Hartzell Ave. $1.OO, Jan H. Snopp
$1.OO, DR.. Martin .Mahrer $1.0O,
Jozef j. Schromofsky $500, Ma
ria Polak 5000
Frantisek Hndik oznam;l 20
nasbieral $4,000 Cd nasledov.
ntch darcov, .Iozef q Vascak
$1,000 Michal Rihar $1 On Mi.
chal Ridarskv Al 90 Andre; Cor
bery 800. Ipnac Lintak 81 20
Schultz a Knbina $4,000 JozefI
;Jayorsky al 90. Jozef Fahrv 5Oc
Andrei Renedik oznamil %
nasbieral 5000 cd nasledovnIch
darcoy. Jan Serfel 81 100 pavel
Trnayskv $1OO
Mor+;, ! I,osna1~ o,ns,;, -
oah;ora, al ~ "a ,os,oao,,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
Divadlo Y osade Sv.
Mateja v nedel'u
'Sirota Marienka q dvanist me-
sia6ikoy" je kr&sna hra, ktorl
zahr& osadn1 krhxok teraz v ne
dsl'u popoludnf vecer.

Dramaticky krnzok osady Sy.
Mateja ma Lansingville zahra nz
teraz ' nedel'u, II. januara, po.
pofudnf i vecer krasnu zdrama.
tizovan1 narodnii povest' "Siro-
ia Marienka. a dvanast mesiaci-
kov''. Je to hra so spevami a zi-
wynn obrazom, " 5. dejstvach od
A. Janoskovej.
Predstaveni bude. dvoje, jed.
no popoludni Q pol 3. hodine a
.druh6 pol s. hoaine vecer, vo
vel 'kom auditoriulne osady .pod
novym kostolom. Medzi dejstya-
mi bude hrat' prof. Otokar Mra-'
eek.
W hre budl lGinkovat' znami
herci q herecky, ktori SIT zarukou,
ze obecenstvo bude mat oprav.
dovy p6zitok 2 predstavenia. Sl
to: Samo Hladon, Maria Janek,
Margita Hladon, Katarina Cis.
con, Maria Thomas, Justfna Ores,
Helena Gonda a Terezia Horvat;
Stefan Ores, Jan Palatas, Tomas
Olenik, lucia Baca, Andrej Bu-
dinsky, Helena Babik, Alzbeta
Sebest, Maria Kundus, Margita
Hudzik, Maria Gejgns, Juraj Ja-
mex, Karol Wasko, Juraj Kraj.
kovich.
Obecenstvo Lansingvillu ce.
leho okolia je srdecne pozvan6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
'POLICAJT zASTRELII.
zLoDEJA AUTOMOBILE

Roland Grey, 27.rocny, zc. As
Meadowbrook Ave, boil zastrele-
ny policajtom Mastinom Cannon,
ked' chcel mist ukradnutdho
sutomobilu. Grey Dol znGmym
automobi bilovtm slodsjom od rokul
1928 = Dol Wac rks 'vizneny. Prv
mel zomrel Y nemocnici, primal
ba XII kr<deSi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

Cd pondelku v5etci 5iadatelia
nddzoysj price registrujd = y
starom kostcle osady Sy. Colum,
by ~ NJ. Wood ST, Tam q trs-
pa hl6sit' . pr6cu Y parkoeh I
nebuds treba Sakat dl'l6 haaiay
A. ulici pred NEST IA doll
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
GENERAL MOTORS
OBJEDNALA zELEZo

General Motors Corp. zadala
pc tieto dni objednavku na 100,-
600 ton suroveho zeleza. Objed-
navky obdrzaly zeleziarne ma
brehoch Erie jazera sa nacho-
diace, medzi mimi i Donner Steel
Co., patriasa Republic. Steel kor-
poracii v Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
Poicia vysetrluje
traviGskd afSru
Jedna zena je vysetrovan1 y p6s
doTenia, xe oapratala 70 systs
dyoch mu4ov, dvoch bnrderov M
dvoje svojirh DEL ssB

Zda sa, ze nielen Detroit, ale
i Youngstown bude mat traviic-
sku aferu. asa policia tusiz zns
Gala toho tyzdnc vysetrovat I'LL
daje isteho bvvaleho burdera i-I
stei zeny ma Steelton ako al Ill
daje susedov tel zeny, ze zmar-s
Mia dvoch syojich muzov, dvoeh
burderov a dvoje svojich deti.
Suseda tel zeny udsla policii, ze
ked' ma jar ryla zahradu, vvko-
pala maso a kosti dvoch dietok.
Burder, ktory predtym II tel ~
dajnej travieky byval, povedal
policii, ze Dol svedkom otravenia
.iei drnheho manzela. Obaja pill
caj. Burder vypil plnn salku
nic mu nebolo, kdezto jej muz
vypil len dopoly a hned sa sva-
Ill ma zem vytrestenymi oeami.
Zosalel, Dol odvezeny do blazin-
ca tam zomrel devat' dni ne
skorsie. Zena po tomto muzovi
skolektovala 81 900 poistnsho d
chcela skolektovat' $500 poist-
neho po burderovi, ktoreho uda-
vala "a svojho pribuzneho, ac-
kol'vek nebol, ale jej skolek.
tovani penazi bolo prekazene
poistne dostala burderova zena i
Diet mi v Pol .ku.
0 burderovej smrti bolo uda- ],
ne svedkom, ze boil tiez otrave-
ny a re mu videl gamby spalene
akousi kyselinou ZavolanJ dok-
tor svedcil, ze osetril choreho
kazal, ably no zayolali, keby mn
prislos horsie. Ale doktora ] inevo- Z
lali burder zomrel. Burder siS
pytal knaza pred smrt 'ou, ales
gazdina AMI to mu po voli nen-
robila. Gazdina potion pvtala Cd
doktora smrtnv list, ale doktor
jej no medal, lebo povazoval o. /.
kolnosti smrti "a podozrive. Ko-
roner potion napisal do smrtne-
no listu, ze nebohy zomrel ma
srdecnl vadu.
my burder tel zeny udajnc
zomrel nahle bol och v jednom
store, kde eakal, kym dazd' pref.
de.
Smrtne listy vykazuji srde1nii
nemoc co prieinn smrti oboch
burderov druheho muza. Vsetei
traja zomreli v hroznych bole-
stiach svijanf sa.
Prvy jej muz tiez zomrel M
hle ma ak1si zapaleninu ma nohe,
ale smrtny list j. ztrateny.
Vsetkych sest smrtnych pa
dov udalo sa v dobe sest' rokoY.
Vyse po' tucta svedkov bolo
nj vypocute detektiv Colabine, B
ktoremu je ma pomoci detektiv
Joxef Hosa a detektiv Earl Hoff
man, ma vraj uz dost d6kaxov
ma podanie zaloby proti zene S
vrazdy prvsho stupna, ale zena
je este ma slobode, donna. Bude -
este kopat susedovei zahrade,
d 50 nenaidu este dike kosti u 1
bud1 sa vysetrovat' este niekto-
re podrobnosti. Y pade bude po4l
trebn6, da vykopat' mrtvol 81
nebohych muzov bnrderov ze
ny, matky 6smich detf, Tato keS6
ma udajne predayala j pxlenltn
Prfbuzni xeny, menovite, xsl Il
brani svoju testind. Povedal, d M
burder, ktory take hroxna veei X
pohovoril ma jeho testind, je 2
hneve 5 iiou, lebo ho raz po hllS
kutacom udrela, ked' ju rah6hA Il
s nozom \ ruke. u ~ n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
sL0vAK sHoDENY,
MADAR VYMENoVANY

Mayor Mark E. Moore vyme-
noval v stredu mad d'arskeho ma
siara, Franka Baloga "a inspek-
tora masa. T1to poziciu pod ma.
yorom Heffernanom zastaval
Slovak, Pavel Biika. .~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

q. JdAudId POpOluQn1 ! vecer
Y skolskej sieni.
Dramatickv krilzok osady Sy.
Cyrilla Methoda, prilezitosti
poslednych fasiangov, chysta pre-
osadnlkov osadnicky a v0bec
pre- cele slovenskt obecenstyo
vel mi zartovnd a vesele divadel-
ne predstavenie, axe este v tejto
skole nebolo. TAX ako ct. obcen-
stvo nebolo v jaseni sklamane
ma predstaveni dramy "Sloven-
ska mucedlnica =, tax isto nebu-
de sklamane ami ma budlcom
predstaveni dvoch najveselsich d
najzartovnejsich veselohier, kto-
re paru nemaju.
Predstavenie bude !. nedePu,
dina 81. januara prospech osa-
dy Sv. Cyrilla Methoda, popo-
ludni vecer. Vstupnt bude len
Csc pre- dospelych 1Oc pre- die.
tky nize 14-roGne. Taktto mike
vstupne sme tento raz preto u
stanovili, ably bolo umoznene ka.
zdemu sa no zicastnit'.
(DokOncelie ma 3. strane.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

Mayor Mark E. Moore yyme-
noval policajneho kapitana, w.
j. Engelhardta "a komisara pre-
mavky. Kapitan Englehardt je
dobre znamy v celom meste. Ia
mayora Heffernana tbpl ma cele,
mraviaostnej Saty p1lisainei. Te.i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
Dve veselohry
v osade Sv. Ca IN.

"Neviditel' ma" a "Slobodni man
leila" su vel'mi xartovne hry v
4. dejstvach, so spevami tan
com, a budu zahrane v nedel'u,
81. januara popoludni i vecer
v skolskej sieni.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
When The Feature Is
Shown On The Screen

PALACE-Marie DreSSler, in
''Emma." At 11:15 a. M, 1:22,
3:21, $40, 8 and 10 p. m. Stage
shows at lis, 4:34, 6:37 and
9:06 p. m.
R-K-O KEITH'S-Richard Dix,
in "The Lost Squadron" At Ills
a. M, 1853, 4:41, 1924 and 10:07
p. m. Stage shows at 12:46, 1923,
6:12 and 1855 p. m.
EARLE-Marlene Dietrich, in
Shanghai Express" At 1870
a. M, 2, 4 40, 7:2O and 10 p. m.
Stage shows at ITO, $3.50, $50
and 9:10 p. m.
METROPOLITAN - George Ar
1iss, in "The May Who Played
God" At II a. m, 12:48, 2:34,
4:21, 6:04. 7:51 and $40 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Wallace Beery. in
"Hell Divers" At II a. M, 1:05,
$40, Sis, 7:20 and 9:25 p. m.
RIALTO-Bela LugoSi, in Muir.
ders in the Rue Morgue." At
1925 a. M, 1857, 2:27, 1857, 6:57,
1927 and 9:58 p. m.
FOX-George O'Brien, in "The
Gay Cabalerro At 1887 a. m,
1852, 4:44, 1925 and 1O:O8 p. m.
El Brendel in person at 1885, APT,
7:09 and 9:49 p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
Howard to Give
Midnight Shows

Earl Hines, the famous jazz
pianist and radio broadcasting
star heading the stage show at
the Howard this week, is entitled
tu be ranked on the list of hits
presented by the management C
the T Street theater this season,
and indications point to large
patronage for the midnight frolic
tonight and Friday.
The underlined attrac IN an
nounced for the Howard starting
Saturday will be Teddy Hill and
his Ramblers, billed as Harlem's
hottest band, heading the stage
show. Included in the large com
pany of entertainers is Wilton
CraWley, the thunderstorm of
jazz; James Wilson, the Three
Collegians. Monnette Moore. the
Four Flash Demons, and other
v.Gely known sepia stars.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
Morton Downey Coming

Radio is announcing, and pre-
sumably with authority, that Nor
ton Downey, Tony Wons and
Jacques Renard's Orchestra will
play a weeks engagement at the
Earle Theater in April. During
the stage appearances their five
dates with the radio will be kept
at Station WMAL. 1.-The Street
Singer" is another radio artist
due here soon. He plays the
Palace March 4.
Hugh HennesE long associated
as commercial artist with The
Washington Times, leaves with his
family for Los Angeles on Thurs
day where he will be permanently
located. Hugh will devote his
talents from now on to drawing
the most popular of cartoon film
shorts, Mickey Mouse"
Manager Hardie Meakin, of
RK-O-Keith's, will have Irene
Rich, popular film star, receive
her public in person in the lounge
lobby of the theater from Ais to
p. m. Friday. Assisted by other
artists on the bill, Miss Rich will
personally greet the Friday mat
inee audiences Immediately after
the second vaudeville show of the
day,
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
The GondoIiers'
Offered at
BeIasco

Barataria, as everyone knows,
was remarkable kingdom while
it lasted.
The Grand Inquisitor, too, was
a most remarkable person. And
as for that celebrated, cultivated,
underrated nobleman, the Duke of
PraZa Toro," what more could be
said of him than has already been
said in Gilbert's famous lyrics?
Yes, of these facts there can be
mo possible doubt-no possible,
shadow of doubt-no manner of
doubt whatever" So it is with
high anticipation that we visit the
Belasco Theater this week to wit
ness the first production by our
own Civic Opera Company, espe-
cially when that production is
none other than one of the most
brilliant results of the Gilbert and
Sullivan collaboration, THE Con
doliers."
Interesting G. & S.
This operetta was one of the
most conspicuously successful of
all their joint enterprises. 1t was
received with tremendous acclaim
at its London premiere, and rolled
up a run well surprising 300 per-
formanceS-quite an achievement
for those days, certainly, and, as
any theatrical producer will tell
you, an even greater achievement
for these times.
The Gondoliers" is always
interesting for it's own sake. The
story of the royal infant brought
up with the gondolier's beloved
bratl1ng, and the ineXtricable mix
ture of their identities is appeal
ing. The fall and rise of the
Duke of Plaza Toro chillS and
thrills. Above all, the clever
libretto, the gay lyrics and the
Sprightly music-the most spar
king, one critic has said, ever
written in England-bring to the
theater a type of satire and
melody all too seldom discovered
in these days.
Cast Sings Well
But this production of "The
Gondoliers" is especially inter
eSting, since it marks the begin
ming of new local enterprise,
and one OF distinct promise. The
roles are all played by local
singers, and the production is
Washingtonian from start to
finish.
Our local boys and girls do
right we'll py the operetta. Prom
inent among them are Edward
Stock, jr., as the duke; Rita
Reyos as the duchess, Nita Nor
man as their charming daughter,
Casilda; Kroom Bagranoff and
Henry Nestor as the gondolieri,
Hasseltine Dunn and Beverly
O'Brien as their happy brides,
Ira Philip Meyer as the grand
inquisitor and Harriet Gunderson
as Inez. Mr.. Meyers mo Pos
sible Doubt" and Mr.. Stocks In
Enterprise of Martial Kind" were
exceptionally good, and rightly,
as they are among the gems of
the production.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
Clark Gable Has Had a Meteoric
Rise in Hollywood Ranks

and "he-man" romantic appeal
the young Akron University grad
uate is a cinema figure to be
reckoned with.
Stock Experience
Gable comes of Pennsylvania
Dutch stock, but was born in
Cadiz, Ohio. After leaving school
he obtained a chance to play
bits with stock company, and
served an apprenticeship Of sew
eral years on the road. He at
tracted little notice, however, un-
til his impersonation of killer"
Mears in the Los Angeles pres
entation of John WeXley'S play,
THE Last Mile" brought him to
the attention of the picture Off
cials and gave him his first
screen opportunity-a part in
Joan Crawford's Dance, Fools,
Dance"
Subsequently Gable played in
"The Easiest Way" and "The
Secret Six" but it was not until
"a Free Sour' that he flashed
into genuine prominence.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
Railroads Give Cut
Rate for Film Meet

So much interest has been
manifested by exhibitors in The
coming Washington convention
of the motion picture theater
owners of America that the
Trunk Line Railroad Association
has granted a fare and one-half
concession to all attending the
meeting.
This convention will open at
the MayfloWer Hotel on Monday,
March IA, and continue for three
days. The convention banquet
will be on the evening of Tues
day, March Is.
The railroad concession re-
duced the fare IS per cent. Any
one attending the convention or
any of it's events is entitled to
this concession. All they need
do is tell their home ticket agent
they want the reduced fare
tickets and these will be provided.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
No Longer Copy Cat

Marlene Dietrich in "Shang-
hal Express" demonstrates that
she has truly arrived. I mean by
that she has stopped trying to
initiate Carlo, and stands square
ly on her own talents. For no
matter what Paramount may say
in Morocco" Director Won Stern
berg did his conSummate best to
carbon copy Metro-Goldwyn's S
glamorous Swede.
In "DiShonored" tie accent
was on the Dietrich limbs, every
thing. else appeared to be forgot
ten. In her latest picture, "Shang-
hal Express" legs are Subordi-
nate, in fact you never see the
shapely limbs of the star. But
you do see her face, beautifully
photographed in close-ups, and
Dietrich proves she ca1l act with
the best.
Director Won Sternberg pliers
more of the Grand Hotel" tech
nique to tell his story set on the
Pekin to Shanghai express. It's
a good yarn with my only criti-
cism the fact he i. a little tardy
in capturing interest. It's the
best Paramount picture in many,
many moons and establishes Diet
rich as the undispuIec queen of
the zukor-Lasky lots. Fraulein
Dietrich, incidentally, is a class
or two head of La Garbo in mas
tering the English idiom.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
NEW PICTURES ARE SUPERIOR

Few if any other screen players
have enjoyed such a rapid rise
from obscurity to the upper
screen ranks as Clark Gable.
During the past few months he
has successfully played opposite
such feminine stars as Norma
Shearer, barbara Stanwyck, Gar
bo, Joan Crawford and Marion
Davies, a record that will no
doubt be difficult to match, for
a long time to come.
Cables newest role is opposite
Marion Davies in the latter's pic.
ture. Polly of the Circus" which
comes Friday to Loew's Palace
Theater. This is an adaptation of
Margaret Mayo's stage success of
the same name. and is Miss Da-
vies' fist picture since Five and
Ten"
Made Quick Hit
It was the characterization
turned in by the relatively un-
known young Mr.. Gable in "a
Free Soul" that aided greatly,
critics agreed, in establishing this
film as an outstanding success,
The Washington times., 1932-03-01


diences wouldn't have liked
Emma" just a little better if
she had dropped. her gruff and
noble sentiment to bawl out those
ungrateful and abominable chill
dren who tried to brand her
murdereSs. About it all the whole
some and sincere quality which
makes all Dressler films doubly
enjoyable.
The best vaudeville act viewed
this week was "Bomby and his
Gang" The offering is pot
pourri of sure fire vocal selec-
tionS delivered by group who
know how to sell material to
vaudeville audiences. They boil
ster the Keith stage program
with musical interlude over
flowing with rich melody.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
All In q Day
-By-
MARK HELLINCER

NEW YORK March l.
The booking agent whsted happily he walked along
Broadway. He felt decidedly clipper this particular
morning AS Walter OKcee reports, the agent had many
things which be thankful In spite of the depression
he still had few actors at work. He still had his office,
and he still had his health. All in ALL then he had
than a lot of others.
Along actor who is we'll known the entire
nation but who only works occasionally because he insists
receiving certain figure The actor and this particular
agent had been too friendly But this meeting the
thespan acted though the agent long lost brother
He threw his around the and hailed him
heartily.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
Jetta GoudaI Is
Eager to Make
Comeback
By HARRISON CARROLL

BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright, 1889. King Features Syndicate
HOLLYWOOD. Calf, March /.
The courts have exonerated Jetta
Goudal of being temperamental,
but will the studios take a judges
word for it?
This question frankly interests
Miss Goudal, who would resume
her screen career after four years
of idleness. During this time, the
exotic actress played but one role,
her talkie debut opposite Will
Rogers in Business and Pleas
ure."
"At any rate, I am vindicated," +"
Jetta told me as we sat in her
unusual white living-room. EN-
phaSiz!:2g her point, she leaned for
ward in the high.backed chair and
made a forcible gesture with her
expressive hands.
The orchid-like beauty of this
actress, which first created a SEN
sation in THE Bright Shawl" is
as compelling as ever. And like
all people with a long grievance,
she talks volubly and with emo
ton.
II knew I was right" she ex-
claimed, "and I insisted on the
case being tried, even though a
settlement was offered. If I had
lost, I would have been 100000
poorer. But, whatever my faults
are, I have never in my life been
afraid. held out. and L think
the decision in my favor is an
important one, not only for me,
but for my fellow players"
Now that the long litigation is
over, Jetta would like to come
back. If she doesn't, there's al
ways her interest in the interior
decorating work of her husband,
Harold w. Grieve. And, of course,
the 100000 Jetta has banked,
The only extravaganza she al
lowed herself was a diamond
bracelet and wrist watch.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01
Richard Dix Starred
In Lost Squadron"

Richard Dix has another "Ci-
marron." The new one is Lost
Squadron" a story having to do
with the stunt flierS of the moves.
Previews of the picture at the
Hollywood radio studios created
all sorts of enthusiasm and ac-
claim for everybody concerned
from Dix through the line to the
extras.
The Washington times., 1932-03-01

What a grand
motion picture
is Emma" Ho-
KUN, yes, but
what m a k e S
b e t t er enter
tainment than
g 90 d hokum?
Marie DreSSler
as the sacrifi-
cial nurse and
tender mother
who knows just
how to slap
new born babes
to S t art 'em
breathing. But
I Mnnder if ALL