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Adopted July 9th, 1888.
BY Commissioner Koski:


Whereas, in connection with the
settlement of the case of Emil Saari
VS.. the County of st. Louis, involv-
ing the alleged flooding of the land
of the plaintiff, settlement agree
ment has been entered into which
includes the granting of an ease
ment by Emil Saari and Hilda Saari,
his wife, to the county of st. Louis
of the right-of-way for ditch
across the plaintiffs land, described
as the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter (SWH of SEA) of
section %, township go north, range
Is west, and the deed of easement
and an easement agreement has been
board, which has been duly executed
by said Emil Saari and wife, and is
now before this board for its APP
proyal and execution, on the part of
the county; and
Whereas, said agreement Is salts
factory in form and substance, and
has been approved by the chief high
way engineer and attorney for this
board, and should be approved and
executed.
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that
this board hereby approves said ease
ment agreement, and authorizes and
requests the chairman of this board
and the county auditor to execute
said agreement for st. Louis county,
and to deliver said duly executed
easement agreement and settlement
to said Emil Saari.
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon unanimous
vote.
Adoptad Ju1v 9th 1929
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BY Commissioner Newman:
Whereas, there has been filed with
this board, a claim for soldiers pre-
ference by Mervin Bergman.
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that
of said Mervin Bergman is hereby
ordered to be held by and before
this board, at its meeting on July
9th, 1888, at 1870 o'clock, p. M, at
the county board room, at the coun-
ty court house, at Duluth, Mime
sofa, and the county auditor is here
by requested to notify the said Mer-
vim Bergman at Box 80, Mountain
Iron, Minnesota, of the time and
place of said hearing and investiga-
ton above mentioned.
Commissioner Newman moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon unanimous
vote.
Adopted July 22nd, 1893.
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The hearing on the application of
Jack w. Nissila to be retained in the
position of truck driver and grader
operator for the county of ST. Louis
in the Sixth district, under the pro-
visions of the soldiers preference act,
which was scheduled to be held at
IL o'clock, a. m, on July 22nd, 1893,
upon motion of Commissioner An
derson was ordered continued to July
9th, 1888, at 1870 o'clock, p. m, at
the request of Jos. A. Lovalla, at
torney for Mr.. Nissila.
Upon motion of Commissioner New
man, the county board adjourned at
12;l5 o'clock, p. m, on July 22nd,
1888, to meet on July 9th, 1888, at
1870 o'clock, p. m.
JACOB L. PETE,
Chairman of the County Board.
Attest:
w. H. BORGEN,
County Auditor.
(Seal of County Auditory
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Resolved further, that the county
auditor is hereby authorized and in
structed to transfer from the funds
heretofore mentioned to the several
districts and the engineering fund,
said amounts as soon as the receipts
of monies into said funds shall war
rant same.
Commissioner Newman moved to
amend said resolution so as to in
clude only the following:
BY Commissioner Anderson:
Whereas, the county auditor has
reported to this board that, in his
opinion. the following funds will not
have a sufficient credit balance on
hand to take UP outstanding war
rants up to and including June Goth,
1888, in the amounts set forth, as
follows:
County bond interest s 5000 90
County bond sinking -. 10000 90
Ditcnes .................... $4,000
Total .................. s1o5, 800 90
and
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Adopted July 22nd, 1888.

BY Commissioner Anderson:
Resolved, that the appointment of
Florence Frarey of Duluth. Mime
sofa, as agent for the child welfare
board, at a salary of S105.00 per
month, less ten per cent, effective
September LIST, 1888, to succeed Bessie
Widdes, resigned, be and the same
is hereby approved and confirmed.
Commissioner Anderson moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon a unanimous
vote.
Adontad July 22nd 1879
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WItn lHtereSt thereon at the rate OF
three per cent per annum, interest
to be computed and paid on each in
stallment; and
Whereas, in the judgment of the
board of county commissioners of st.
Louis county in regular session, duly
assembled this 9th day of July,
1888, it is reasonable and proper,
and in the public interest, that this
board under authority expressly
granted to it by the laws of Mime
sofa should pledge for said county
the repayment of said sum of $780,
425.00 to the state of Minnesota and
that the board should authorize its
proper officers to execute the bond
of said county to the state of Mime
sofa as hereinbefore specified.
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that
the board Of county commissioners
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Commissioner Newman moved to
amend the original resolution, and
the said motion was declared adopt
ed upon the following vote:
Yeas-Commissioner Eklund, Sny-
der, Newman, Koski, Pasich and
Chairman Pete-6.
Nays-Commissioner Anderson.
Commissioner Anderson explained
his vote in voting mo" by saying
he voted in the negative because he
favored the passage OF the resolution
as originally drafted.
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Commissioner Newman moved the
adoption of the resolution as amend
ed. and the same was declared adopt
ed upon the following vote:
Yeas-Commissioners Eklund, Sny-
der, Anderson and Newman.
Nays-Commissioner KoslKi, Pasich
and Chairman Pete-3.
Adopted July 9th, 1898.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
Press Club Will
Celebrate Tonight

Clifford Brooke, cancelling an
engagement in Richmond, Va,
will be the guest star at the Ma,
tional Press Club tonight when
the newspapermen celebrate the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the
first house-warming at the old
club on F Street.
In memory of an occasion that
had Wilton Lackaye as its star,
Mr.. Brooke, director of the Ma
tional Theater Players, is going
to put on a parody of Hamlet"
and music hall sketch, "The
Coster."
Matt Horn and George O'Con-
nor, who were present Is years
ago tonight, will recall their first
act-a bevy of songs popular in
1908. Among these is Cousin
Carouse." Other entertainers are
Joe Bourne, singing sea chanties;
Avery Marks, master of cere-
monies; Labert st. Clair in a
comedy act, and the Press Club
quartette, with a little German
band.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
Sc aside Season
Begins Today

Gaily attired in celebration OF
the opening of the 1888 season,
Seaside Park, Chesapeake Beach,
extended a warm welcome to vlsl-
tors today.
Old-fashioned Southern Mary,
land hospitality is a byword OF
this popular bay resort, now enter
ing the thirty7second year of its
existance and anticipating a rec,
ord season.
Although all the amusements
are on in full swing the principal
attraction at this stage in the
season is dancing in the large
boardwalk ballroom, where cool
ing breezes from the bay and en-
trancing music by Bernie Jar
boes NitehawkS make dancing a
pleasure on the warmest evenings.
Appearing with the Jarboe Or
chestra at tonight's and tomorrow
nights dancing will be pretty
little Frances Williams, Washing
ton tap dancer, who made a hit
at the park last season.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20

) toon: Thursday. Bette Davis and Gene
Raymond in Ex-Lady, Musical comedy;
Friday, George Brent and Zita Johann
in Luxury Liner, Sennett Comedy, radio
row: Saturday, George O'Brien in Smoke
Lghtnin', Taxi Boys Comedy and car
toon.
AVALON-sunday and Monday. Helen
Sister; Arthur Tracy short; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Katherine Hepburn in
Christopher Strong. Souvenir; Thursday.
Sally Eilers and Ralph Bellamy in Sec
oddity; Friday, George Brent and Zita
Johann in Luxury Liner. Mack Sennett
Comedy: Saturday, Stuart Erwin in Un-
der the Tonto Rim, Charlie Chase Com
edy and sport reel.
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Joe E. Brown in Elmer the
Great" Sea Devils" Tuesday and We'd
Eilers in Central Airport" musical
comedy, pictorial. Thursday: Nancy
Carroll and Cary Grant in woman
Accused" Phil Baker comedy. Friday:
Broadway Bad" Cur Gang comedy
and souvenir. Saturday: Diana Wynyard
and Lewis Stone in Men Must Fight"
Street Singer short and sport reel.
CENTRAL-sunday: Walter Huston
Tuesday: zane Zane Grey Grsy's "aEat "Mysterous sna
Rider" Jack Dempsey in Worlds
Champ @.1nI,as and No NGth:Rg TSn.S Eyer HAPPENS"
Brown in Elmer the Great" Ruth
Etting in "Along Cam Rueth" Friday:
clark Gable and Heleen Hayes in 1.-THE
White Sister," cartoon. rs MY Palm
and Sally Eilers in Central Airport"
Pitts-Todd comedy. maids A La Mode"
COLONY-sunday and Monday: Helen
Hayes and Clark Gable in THE White
Lifting Musical Romance, Be Mine To-
night" w. C. Fields comedy. Thursday:
Lionel Barrymore in "Sweepings," Noble
sissle Short and sport reel. Friday:
Dickie Moore in oliver Twist" Mas
and Vivienne Osborne in "sa!lor Be
Good" Our Gang comedy. sport reel.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Richard
tral Airport Taxi Boys" Boys' 'c comedy 91,
Tuesday and Wednesday: Maurice Chew
alier and Baby Leroy in Bedtime
story" Thursday: George Brent and
Zita Johann in Luxury Liner" sennett
comedy. Friday; Constance Bennett in
George Sidney and Charly Murray in
"Cohens and Kellys In Trouble" Jack
dempsey COMEDY, Iom Howard comedy.
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: Mae
Clarke in Parole Girl": w c. Fields
comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Bette Davis and Gene Raymond in
"Ex-Lady'; sovenier reel. Thursday:
Fay Wray and Lionel Atwill in THE
Mystery of the Wax Museum: car
toon. Friday: Tom Keene in scarlet
River; Our Gang comedy: Clancy of
Mounted, No. s. Saturday: Kay Fran
els and George Brent in "The Keyhole":
Technicolor short oddity.
TIVOLT-Sunday and Monday: Joe
e. Browne in Elmer, the Great: mu-
sioai comedy. Tuesday and Wednes-
Forward: Phil Bayer comedy. Thurs
day and Friday: Loretta Young and
Gene Raymond in 400 In Budapest:
Arthur Tracy short. Saturday: Richard
Barthelmess and Sally Eilers in Cen
tral Airport; Our Gang comedy.
YORK-Sunday and Monday: Kath-
crime Hepburn in "Christopher Strong.
cartoon. Tuesday and Wednesday: Wal
ter Huston and Karen Morley in Ca
briel Over the White House,: souyenier
reel. Thursday: Alexander Kirkland
and Boots Mallory in Humanity:
musical comedy. Friday: Mary Brien,
Ben Lyon and Glenda Farrell in "Giri
Missing; Taxi Boys comedy. Satur-
day: Diana Wynyard and Lewis stone
In Men Must Fight: Charlie Chase
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
CEDARS PARADE
To END MEET

With SIS marching units accom-
panied by approximately so bands
and numerous floats, the Tall
Cedars of Lebanon this afternoon
will conclude it's convention here.
Nearly 10000 persons are expected
to march in the parade.
The parade, in charge Of the
Army and headed by the Third
Cavalry and its famous mounted
band, will move from Second
and Constitution Avenue westward
along Pennsylvania at 2::30 p. NJ,
and is expected to take about two
hours in passing.
At Fifteenth Street it will turn
south to Constitution Avenue and
continue west. to Seventeenth
Street, the disbanding point.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20

Carols EsAa Lombard dO"ad and jack Jack oakie in
From He'll to Heaven; Laurel and
Hardy comedy, Their First Mistake; !;
Tuesday-Eric Linden and Helen Mac
Kellar in Past of Mary Holmes" I"
Wednesday and Thursday-Lee Tracy
in Clear All Wires; Ethel Norman
in BE Like Me-" Friday-Richard
Dix in "The Great Jasper" Satur-
day-William Collier, jr., and Joan
Marsh in Speed Demon; also Chapter
8, THE Lost Special
SECO, Silver Spring, Md: Sunday
and Monday-Leo Carollo and Dickie
Moore in "Obey the Law; comedy;
cartoon. Tuesday-Warner Baxter and
Miriam Jordan in Dangerously Yours"
comedy: novelty. Wednesday-Ernest
Truck and Una Merkel in 'Whistling
in the Dark; comedy. cartoon; Chap
ter 4. THE Last Frontier" Thurs
day-Irene Dunn and Phillips Holmes
in THE Secret of Madam Blanche =;
comedy; news. Friday-Spencer Tracy
and Marian Nixon in Face in the
sky; comedy and Chapter 5, Devil
Horse" Saturday-Double feature, Slim
Summerville and ZaSu Pitts in They
Just Had to Get Married.; Tim Nc
Coy in "Man of Action; Chapter 8,
Jungle Mystery" and cartoon. Mat
inee at p. m.
STATE, Bethesda, Md: Monday
and Tuesday-"Rasputin and the En-
press" with John, Lionel and Ethel
Barrymore: comedy; news. Wednesday
and Thursday-Fay Wray and Lionel
Atwill in The Mystery of the Wax
Kate Smith in ''Hello Everybody; {;
comedy, Saturday-"They Just Had
to Get Married." with Slim Summer
willie and ZaSu Pitts; comedy serial
Matinee, 1880.
STRAND, DeanwOod, d. C.-Sun-
day and Monday: Warren William and
Loretta Young in "Employes' Entrance"
Tuesday: Chester Morris and Mae Clark
"42nd Street." Dick Powell, Ruby
Keeler, George Brent and Bebe Dam
ieS Friday: Kenneth vs Moken1a eTa sad and
vaudeville. Saturday: Eric Linden and
Helen MacKellar in Past of Mary
Holmes"
Cantor in kid From SPAIN: Charlie
Chase comedy. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: George Arliss in The Kings va
%anoT csfro and @arv Grant in
Woman Accused; comedy; cartoon: Fri
day: Regis Toomey and Evalyn Knapp
in State Trooper; Moran and Mack
comedy; Chapter s. Jungle Mystery"
Saturday: Double feature-Buster Kea-
ton and Jimmy Durante in what No
Beer" Leo Carrillo and Dickie Moore
in "Obey the Law; Chapter 4, Devil
Horse; matinee, 1 p. m.
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday: Al
Jolson and "Hallelulah, I'm a Bum; /;
Tuesday and Wednesday,: John. Lionel
and Ethel Barrymore in "Rasputin
and the Empress" Thursday and Fri
day: Mae west in "She Done Him
Wrong" Saturday: Stuart Erwin in
Crime Of the Century" and Regis
Toomey in estate Trooper"
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
Army Orders

Leave of absence granted to:
Capt. Walter r. Peck, two
months.
First Lieut.. Amado Martelino,
one month and 10 days.
Second Lieut.. William E. Potter.
one month and Is days.
Second Lieut.. Hollingsworth F.
Gregory, one month and 10 DAYS,
Capt. Ralph H. Wooten, one
month.
Major Charles A. Pfeffer, two
months.
Major William S. Eley, one
month and 20 days.
Major Thomas o. Humphrey as
signed to Fort Preble. Me.
Capt. Early S. W. Duncan to
Hawaiian Department.
Capt. Donald A. Stroh to Philip
pine Department,
Capt.. Edward D. Sykes to San
Francisco, Cal.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
Glen Echo Poo
Opens kay27

Next Saturday will be another
"red letter day" at Glen Echo
Park, as it will mark the open
ing of the Crystal Pool, with
enlarged sand beach and other
improvements. AS those who
visited the Crystal Pool last year
know, the water is even more
pure than demanded by Govern
ment standards, being purified by
ultra violet rays, and at night
the place is flooded with unusual
lighting effects, both in the
water and overhead.
This year the kiddie pool will
be operated as usual for the
benefit of youngsters. Expert
enced life guards from the lead
ing colleges and universities will
be on hand day and night to see
that 100 per cent safety prevails
Locker rooms, towel service, etc.
will be at the usual low rates
The swimming meets and competi
tions in high diving and othel
water sports which proved 81
popular this year will also be il
evidence this new season.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
WMAL
ARCHERS To VIE
IN TOURNEY

Invoking the shade of Robin
Hood and reviving 'yes merrie
sporte' of ancient England, 30
archers from Washington, Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsylvania
will twang their bowstrings in
West Potomac Park tomorrow at
an invitation tournament.
The meet will take place on the
polo field and last from $50 a. m.
to 5 p. m, under the direction of
the Potomac Archers. Gold, silver
and bronze medals will be awarded
superior archers.
Among those competing are DR..
T. Y. Elmer, seven times national
champion; w. H. Skinner, of Bal
timore: and from Washington,
Ross Thompson, Mrs. Josephine
Taylor and w. L. Robinson.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
Next Programs
At the Theaters

NATIONAL-A revival of the
favorite of bygone days, isis
Hopkins" with Leona Powers in
the title role.
PALACE-Next a ttraction n,
Janet Gaynor and Henry Carat
in Adorable" new musical ro-
nance, with Herbert Mundin.
METROPOLITAN - Miri a m
Hopkins, Jack LaRue and William
Gargan in William Faulkner'S
''The Story of Temple Drake"
RKO KEITH'S-N ext attrac-
tion, the world premiere of the
musical comedy film. Melody
Cruise" with Charlie Ruggles.
COLUMBIA - Beginning Mon
day, May 20, "Trick For Trick" d"
mystery film, with Ralph Morgan
and Victor Jory.
EARLE-Screen-"The Eagle
and the Hawk" with Fredric
March and Cary Grant. Stage
Welcome Lewis and others.
FOX Screen Laurel and
Hardy, Dennis King and Thelma
Todd in Devils Brother" Stage
Herb Williams, Aunt Jemima.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
BAPT|STS HEAR
REPORTS

The Southern Baptist Conven-
ton went into its second day of
general business today with con-
sideration of the report of the
executive committee the out
standing feature. During the day
there were half a dozen other re-
ports scheduled for consideration.
Visiting Baptist clergymen at
tending the convention are to
preach tomorrow in a score of
churches of other denominations,
while the convention will also
have its own sermon preached in
the Washington Auditorium at 3
p. m. tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
New Programs in the Neishborhood Theoters

BRoADWAY-sunday and Monday,
cent Barnett "scarface's Secretary" in
THE Trial of Vince Barnett" Bing
"Wednesday and Thursday, THE Phan-
tom of Kenwood." with an all-star cast
Friday, Leo Carrillo, Dickie Moore and
Lois Wilson in Obey the Law Law" 5 satur,
Denny and Lila Lee. Chapter No. g.
''The Lost Special"
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday,
Keyhole." Charlie Chase comedy. Tar
zan in the Wrong" Harry Sweet
Grand Slam" comedy, Jack Pearl in
Wednesday, Cary Grant and Nancy Car
roll in The Woman Accused" Our
Thursday, Carole Lombard in mo More
Orchids" Lambs Gambol Hear EN-
and Weep" cartoon. Friday Constance
Bennett in our Betters," Edgar Ken
day, Charles Murray and George Sidney
in "Cohens and Kellys in Trouble, '
Mickey MCGUIRE in "Mickey's Race"
Matinee only, ;, Chapter No. 10, "Hurri-
cane Express"
HIPPODROME-sund and Mon
day, King Kong" with Fay Wray and
RUSsrS RFSSs GaG9t 4sbessy brHssaay and sa
Flight" also Lily Damita in "Goldie
Gets Along" Thursday and Friday,
Lee Tracy in "Clear All Wires" Robert
Armstrong in "Billion Dollar Scandal -
Saturday, "42nd Street." with Warner
Baxter, Bebe Daniels and Ruby Keller,
H4yWAEDmToqsy Nv ID - ., and until Friday.
1888" A musical revue with Joe Wong.
in person. The Chinese Bing Crosbv'
ON the screen, Secrets of WI Fin"
ervations, Decatur $3.50. Saturday,
change Of program.
JEssE-sunday and Monday "42nd
Street" with Warner Baxter and Bebe
Tuesday. Nils AstheY and Barbara stan.
wyck in The Bitter Tea of Gen. Yen,
Comedy. cartoon. Wednesday, Ronald
Charlie Chase comedy. Thursday. Pat
O'Brien in Laughter in HE'LL" with
Mena Kennedy. Comedy. Pepper Pot
serial serial. Friday; r, ". TaIa BiFell and MELVIN
comedy. Chapter Z. jungle Mystery"
Saturday, double feature, James Dunn
and Boots Mallory in Handle with
Care" Ken Maynard in Fargo Ex-
press Chapter 2. Devil Horse" Matt
nee 100 p. M
LINCOLN-Today and until Friday
this theater will present a stupendous
stage attraction of so people-gorgeous
girls-beautiful costumes and scenery
with a red hot orchestra on the stage
and as screen feature the outstand-
ing attraction of the month-Lionel
barrymore and Lewis Stone in Look
ing Forward" A great show for the
entire family! Saturday, change of
program.
PALM, Del Ray. Va.-Due to extensive
alterations this theater will be closed
for another week, reopening on Mon
day. May 20. with the usual attractive
features.
RAPHAEL: Sunday and until
wednesday-Bette Davis and Gene Ray
1nond in "Ex-Lady." Thursday to
saturday-George O'Brien and Maureen
OSullivan in Robbers Roost" In
addition to the feature pictures, there
will of course, be shown the usual
added attractions
REPUBLIC: Today and until Tues
day-Charles Bickford and Richard
Arien in "Song of the Eagle" Today
Only-Chapter 4, whispering Shad-
ows." Wednesday and Thursday-Zane
Greys Mysterious Rider" with Kent
Taylor. A thriller of the open saEes!
Friday-New offering.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
Heart Throbs

A new idea in drama, based on
the lore and folk songs of the
Kentucky mountain folk, will
have its premiere over an N. B. C.
network Monday, under the title
Hill Billy Heart Throbs."
The programs, which will be
heard every Monday through
WMAL at 7:30 p. M, are drama
tizations of the mountaineers'
ballads. Mrs. Ethel Park Rich
ardson, student of the noun
taineer folk, who is bringing
these programs to the air, has
drawn her dramatic material from
the better known of these ballads.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
Here and There
In the Realm Of
Broadcastins
BY STANLEY BIGELOW

The May Ball in New York city,
sponsored by Mrs. william Ran
dolph Hearst to aid unemployed
women, will go on the air via the
N. C. networks, through WRC,
Monday.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who
started the relief work before she
became First Lady of the Land, is
expected to speak during the fes-
tivities, which will be broadcast
beginning at 1915 p. m.
Many stage, opera, screen, and
radio stars will cooperate in pro-
viding the entertainment, includ.
ing Gladys Swarthout, Frances
Aida, Grace Moore, James Melton,
Fred Astaire, Dorothy Stone, and
Jimmy ("Schnozzle"O Durante.
The Washington times., 1933-05-20
RobinsonCom
Nancy Gamer
at Earle

Little Caesar" Robinson is
still holding forth on the gang.
ster standard but in this latest
picture, THE Little Giant" now
playing at the Earle, polo NAL.
lets and tea cups have been sub
Stituted for the usual playthings
Of gangland with a general tone
OF burlesque and back-handed
slaps at the high and low Of
society. Robinson comes to the
fore and pulls from his bag of
dramatic ability a neat flair for
comedy.
The light and ridiculous story
in hands less sure than those
of Mr.. Robinson might easily
have developed into just another
grind Of the studio cameras, but
fortified as it is, the lack Of
plausibilty in the story serves
as a splendid background for
the series of comic events CEN
tering around a beer baron's
efforts to quit the racket and
crash the gates of society.
Robinson as Bugs" Ahearn,
one of the most feared Of Chi
cago's underworld, sets out for
Santa Barbara and social emf
nence. His illegal fortune lands
him in the net of the unscrupu-
lous Cass family, reprobates OF
the Social Register, who manage
to separate him from a goodly
part Of it before he summons
his demobilized gang and gives
them a dose of good old Chicago
refinancing.
The film is wholly the prop
erty Of Edward Robinson and his
antics at becoming a gentleman
and sportsman provide dis
play of comedy. technique that
hurdles any dull spots you may
find in the picture. Mary Astor,
Helen Vinson, Kenneth Thomp-
son and Russell Hopton aid in
the minor parts.
In a pleasing array Of fashion
Miss Maxine Doyle introduces the
stage bill, headed by Miss Nancy
Garner, charming brunette
whose smile would win applause,
but it is her melodious voice
which doubles it in program of
popular and classical selections.
The Twelve Aristocrats, a tai
ented mixed chorus, score in va
ried routines. Walter Powell and
his orchestra are too much in
clined to drown out what sounded
like good arrangements by an
over-abundance of clowning and
slap-stick. Forsyth, Seaman and
Farrell give us a songstress of
Kate Smith proportions and agil-
ity, a nimble dancer and voice
of unusual range.
A Tom Howard comedy, "The
Suicide Squad" Universal News
and an interesting review of Par
ades of Yesterday complete the
bill H. w.