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The Washington times., 1933-03-25
Here and There
In the Realm Of
Broadcastine
BY STANLEY BIGELOW

Radio stars are going to prove
their support Of President Roose-
Velt.
Some of the best-known radio
entertainers will join with stars
Of the stage, screen and opera in
a mammoth benefit program at
the Capitol Theater in New York
next Saturday at midnight, the
purpose of which is to raise funds
for the Presidents swimming
pool.
The money from this program
will be added to a large fund
already collected to construct a
pool in the White House. The
President has refused a Federal
appropriation for the pool for
reasons Of economy.
JEANNE Lang, baby-voiced song.
bird heard over station WRC on
the Musical Grocery Store broad
cast, has apparently become the
sweetheart of the Army.
Miss Lang has received an in
vitation to the West Point spring
hop signed by IS cadets. Jean
ME will go, she says, so she can
dance with IS future generals.
From reports received at this
office, it would seem that the
newspaper profession has again
done itself proud-this time, in
producing a first-claSs singer.
Miss Jackie Martin, who holds
down a big job with the Wash
ington Herald, did some broad
casting (make believe) at the an.
nual stunt party of the Woman's
National Press Club the other
night and they tell us (it was a
strictly female party) that our
Jackie's talent isn't strictly jour-
nalistic.
Jackie sang series Of parodies
by way of introducing the famous
women present at the show, chief
OF whom was the First Lady of
the Land. Her songs were heart
lily applauded and now it's said
that Jackie has a real radio voice.
''Is everybody happy?"
Listen in tomorrow night at
1880 p. m. on WJSV and hear
Ted Lewis familiar greeting.
The high-hatted tragedian Of
song and his Musical Klowns are
now featuring in a series of
broadcastS over the Columbia
network from the Hollywood
Restaurant in New York. The
broadcasts are each Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday at the
same time.
sHORTS-A correspondent y'ho
sings himself "The Brooklyn
Grumbler" has sent AZ letters to
Announcer Andre Baruch Co.
lumbia) because Andre uses an
adverb instead of an adjective. j..
Victor Hall, of the Rollickers
Quartet, says if he were given a
million dollars tomorrow, he
wouldn't quit radio %. Olga,
Countess Albanl, is crazy about
fencing
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WHAT'S DOING

Meeting-League for the Larger
Life, 8:15 p. M, League head
quarters, GIG Sixteenth st. N. w.
Dinner-University of Kentucky
Alumni, z p. m, University Club.
Dinner-Associated Dental Lab
oratories of the District of Colum-
bia. 1880 p. m. Mayflower Hotel.
Silver Tea and Exhibition
Benefit of the altar guild, of
Grace Church, from to 8 p. M,
Grace Church, Alexandria.
MeetinS-Socialist Study Club,
8 p. M, 212 H st. N. w.
Meeting-Boy Scout of Honor
and Court of Review. 7:30 p. m,
Columbia Heights Center, Hiatt
Place, near Irving st. N. w.
Community Program - Moving
pictures and social dancing, spon-
sored by East Washington Cen
ter, $50 p. M, Seventeenth and
East Capitol SITS.
Tacky Party-Capitol Heights
Volunteer Fire Department, 8
p. M, Engine House.
Concert-Chadwick Orchestra,
benefit of the Methodist Home
for the Aged, 7:45 p. M, Con-
necticut Ave. and Ellicott st.
N. w.
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Fantastic Movie,
"Kins Kons"
at Keith's

There is nothing in all cinema
literature to compare with king
Kong" the extraordinary fantasy
presented on the screen this week
at RKO Keith's, except perhaps
The Lost World" of silent days,
in which we witnessed Wallace
Beery and his corps in battle
with the monsters Of prehistoric
days.
Those same monsters appear
again in king Kong"-Tricera-
tops, Stegosaur, the pterodactyls
and all the rest-but in addition
to the terrors they visualize on
the screen, we see also King
Kong himself, master of the
island on which he makes his
home, a gigantic ape so feet
high, and We witness the epic
saga of his rise and fall.
It is, of course, too much to
expect anyone to consider king
Kong" as anything more than
amazing, fantastic fiction and a
unique demonstration of the pos.
sibilities Of motion picture
technique. In these two depart
ments of the cinematic arts it
stands supreme. There never
was such a creature as Kong, un.
less all our textbooks and paleon-
tological research are vain and
empty; but it is a brilliantly real.
istic impression that the picture
provides.
Kong is like a hero of legend
a hercules of the animal king
dom, perhaps almost a Siegfried,
For he is both hero and villain
in this fantastic drama, and
there will be few who will not
feel sympathy for him when at
last the littlc men of today have
vanquished him.
We first meet Robert Armstrong
as a producer Of jungle films,
bound on a secret and perilous
mission. Chance gives him a lead
ing woman after theatrical agen-
cies have proved unable or unwill'
ing to supply one. Then six
weeks on the ocean, and finally
the discovery of a lost island-do-
main of King Kong.
The islanders, debased descend
ants of a greater race, are about
to sacrifice a maiden to Kong, but
the sight of Ann Darrow's blonde
beauty Gay Wray becomes a
blonde for this picture) gives them
other ideas. They steal her, but
Kong, though he chews up natives
like potato chips, is tender toward
her in his clumsy way. She is
beautiful, and he wants to preserve
her.
For her he fights Stegosaur and
TriceratopS; for her he tears the
wings of pterodactyls; and for her
he comes to defeat and death.
For gas bombs enable the movie
expedition to overcome him and
bring him as an exhibit to Broad
way; then he escapes and mad
battle with airplanes at the top
Of the Empire State Building ends
his career.
Marvellous as a cinematic
achievement, King Kong" is
equally interesting as a night
marish but absorbing fantasy. 1t
is not surprising that it has set
boxoffice records pretty generally.
The Washington times., 1933-03-25
PATRONS FORM
BANK GROUP

Depositors in local banks which
were refused licenses to reopen
are forming a protective comWit.
tee to stimulate action in reopen
ing the institutions, it was an
nounced today.
H. H. Shaller, local attorney,
has been named secretary of the
group, and pointed out that any
depositor may join in the move
without mourning obligation or
expense.
Meetings of the depositors soon
will be called and plans suggested
for the reopening of the local
banks. Government cooperation
in the move will be sought.
Reopening of the Potomac Sav-
ingS Bank as the Potomac Ma,
tional Bank is expected to come
next week, following action taken
by stockholders of the institution
at a meeting in Alexandria yes.
terday,
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How we'll do you know the year and model OF auto
mobiles? Here's O chance display skin and win
THREE BOX SEAT TICKETS good for the first three
Saturday games be played here in Washington nv
the Senators and another American League Team
First decide the and model Of the used pic
tUred above. Then the "AutOmObles For Sale"
columns Of either today's Herald Times and elm
out all the ads listing Of the and
r,odeI. regardless Of the OF the advertised
Then assemble these ada in fit and
hiring mail contest entry to the Want Ad Con-
Editor. The Washington Times Co.. 1917 Street
n. W. TWO sets Of three box seat tickets each will
be given away each day. Contest entries competing
The Washington times., 1933-03-25

sEc1 tsilyer Eer sprnE MdGnSay Mt5 Ha16a2
Marshall and sari Martha: $. S: Van
R Rns NS Bea ns9os and dh0 4sas
Ames. Comedy. Cartoon. Wednesday,
Nancy Carroll and Cary Grant in "Hot
Saturday" Comedy. Pictorial. Thursday.
vsrsos. Frisco Jenny" with with Ruth chatterton
as Thursday. with the added feature
Chapter No. 9. Hurricane Express"
Saturday. Double feature-Spencer
Tracy and Joan Bennett in me and
Trail" Final chapter of Heroes of
the West" Cartoon.
STATE bethesda, Md.)-Monday and
Tuesday, Norma shearer and Clark
Cary Grant in Madame Butterfly"
Cartoon. News. Thursday, William
Powell and Joan BlondelI in Lawyer
Mani" Friday. Herbert Marshall and
Comedy. News. Saturday, Spencer Tracy
and Joan Bennett in ME and My
Gal" Comedy. Matinee 1870.
sTRAND-sunday and Monday, Lee
Tracy and Mary Brian in Blessed
Ruth chatterton in '"The Crash; sur
prise night Wednesday and Thursday,
Edward G Robinson and Bebe Daniels
in "Silver Dollar" Friday. THE Bill
lion-Dollar Scandal" with Carole Lom-
bard and Robert Montgomery; vaude
vile. Saturday. Jean Hershot and
Claudia Dell in Hearts of Humanity"
SYLVAN-sunday and Monday, "Hot
Pepper" with Edmund Lowe and Victor
McLaglen; Laurel and Hardy comedy
cartoon. Tuesday, Tallulah Bankhead
in 'Faithless": Charlie Chase comedy.
Wednesday, William Powell and Joan
Blondell in Lawyer Man; variety: car
toon. Thursday, Douglas Fairbanks, jr..
in Scarlet Dawn; comedy; suvenirs.
Friday. The Speed Demon" with Will
liam Collier, jr.; chapter No. 7, Heroes
of the Vest; Silly symphony. Satur-
day. double feature: Charles Bickford
in Vanity Street" with Helen Chand-
Ter; Buck Jones in Treason; chapter
No. 9, Hurricane Express; cartoon.
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday. Kate
Smith in Hello. Everybody" Tuesday
and Wednesday, Wallace Beery in
Flesh" Thursday and Friday, $50, 900
Years in Sing Sing" with Spencer Tracy
and Bette Davis. Saturday, Bill Boyd
and chic" Sale in Men of America"
Also Joel McCrea and Marian Marsh in
sport Parade"
The Washington times., 1933-03-25
The Weather
WEATHER DETAILS

WEATHER DETAILS
District of CoIumbia-Raln tonight,
probably clearing Sunday morning;
slowly rising temperature tonight, low
est about SO degrees: moderate south
east and south shifting to west winds.
rain in west portion tonight, probably
clearing Sunday morning; slowly rising
temperature tonight.
Virginia-Rain tonight, probably clear
ing Sunday morning; somewhat warmer
tonight; colder in extreme west por-
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
! p m....''.' ssss ss ! a. m.......'. 90 90
Midnight 9 Oh ..... 81 Noon . ......:... s.
DEPARTUREs FROM NORMAL
since January 1, 1888, AIS.
Excess of temperature since March
1, 1888 SO.
Accumulated deficiency of precipita-
tion since January l. 1888, .sS.
Excess of precipitation since March t.,
TIDE TABLES -.
Today-High tides, 1888 a. m. and
S:O3 p. m. Low tides, 1850 a. nj. and
2:2O p. NJ.
Tomorrow-Hgh tides. S:14 a. M and
sos p. m. Low tides, 2:33 a. M. and
THE SUN AND MOON
The sun rises today, sos a. m. and
sets. 6:24 p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow. sos a. m.
The moon rises today, Sac a. m. and
sets, 6:31 p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow, 6:03 q. m.
and sets, 7:15 p. m.
The Washington times., 1933-03-25

BROADWAY-sunday and Monday,
Woman Accused Also tsdIo Pitss5Iodd CON com
nings for Sale" with Sara Martha and
Thursday. Gary Cooper and Helen Hayes
in "A Farewell to Arms" Friday and
Also chapter No. l, The Lost Special
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday.
William Powell! and loan Blondel1 in IN
Seville" Screen song. Tuesday Edna
May oliver in Penguin Pool Murder" !"
Comedy. Magic CARPET. Wednesday
Slim Summervlle and Zasu Pitts in
'"They Just Had 10 Get Married" Sport
reel. Hollywood on parade. and act.
Thursday, Sylvia Sidney and Cary Grant
in Madame Butterfly Cartoon. Fri,
in mo Man of Her Own" Screen song
and souvenir. Saturday Tom, Mix in
'The Terror Trail" Comedy, The
wrestlers." Matinee only, chapter No
Z, "Hurricane Express
HIPPODROME-sund and Monday.
Ann Harding and Leslie Howard in
"Animal Kingdom" E Tuesday and and
Grant in Hot Saturday" Lee Tracy
and Lupe Velez in Half Naked Truth" :"
Bill Boyd in Men of America" Satur-
day. Warren William in "Emp!oyes En-
trance" Randolph Scott in Wild Horse
Mesa"
HOWARD-Today, and until Thurs,
Usual subsidiary offerings. Friday, new
offering.
JEssE-sunday and Monday-."Hello9
Everybody, with Kate Smith,: Laurel
and Hardy. comedy; cartoon Tuesday,
Charles Loughton and Maureen O'Sul-
iivan in Payment Deferred" comedy;
DAM with Ann Harding and Leslie
Howard comedy; cartoon. Thursday,
"Evenings for Sale" with Herbert Mar
shall and sar Martha; comedy car
lion; Chapter No II. Heroes of the
West; Burns and Allen sketch. Sat,
urday, double feature-Jack Holt and
Evalyn Knapp in This Sporting Age,
and Tim Mccoy in Man of Action"
chapter No. 6. "Hurricane Express" ;
cartoon.
LINCOLN-Today. and until Tuesday,
Clarence Muse in From He'll to Heav-
en-" with Carole Lombard and IA Jack
day. "Obey the Law with Leo Car
riollo. Dickie Moore and Lois Wilson.
Friday. new attraction
PALM ,tDel Ray, vaD-Monday. Leo
TueSday ana W euneSuay, frisco Jenny,
starring Ruth Chatterton Thursday,
Lee Tracy and Lupe Nelez in THE
Half Naked Truth Friday, Gwili
Andre and Frank MorgGn in Sec
rets of the French Police" Saturday,
Joel McCrea in The Sport Parade
with Marian Marsh.
RAPHAEL-Sunday. and until Satur-
day. state Fair with Janet Gaynor
William Rogers. Lew Ayres and Sally
Eilers: usual added features
REPUBLIC-Today and until Tues
day, Lee Tracy in Clear All Wires. "
A fast-stepping thriller Wednesday
and Thursday. Brought back again by
popular demand, THE Big Broadcast"
with Cab Galloway and his orchestra
Four Mills Brothers and Bing Crosby
and other radio favorites. Friday
Chapge OF program
ROSALIA-Sunday and Monday. Clar-
ence Muse in "Laughter In He'll" with
Pat O'Brien Tuesday. Mary Brian and
Lew Cody in The Unwritten Law
Wednesday and Thursday Kay Francis
and Ronald Colman in "CYnara." Fri.
day 1.-THE Crusader" with Evelyr
Brent and H. B. Warner Saturday
Jack Hoxis in Via Pony Express
Also "Junglc Mystery" No. -.
The Washington times., 1933-03-25
New Movie Programs in Neighbohood Thedters

} Irene Dunno and Phillips Holmes in
Secret of Madame Blanche" cartoon;
Thursday, Warner Baxter in "Danger-
ously Yours. and Technicolor Short;
in Employees Entrance and cartoon;
Saturday, Spencer. Tracy and Marian
Nixon in Face In the Sky. Whis-
pering Shadow. No. 8. and comedy.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day. Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor in
State Fair; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Buster Rsat0P NJ and 5mmT Pnran5e
Short Oddly: Thursday. Kate Smith
Comedy and Travel Short: Friday. Ed
m~nd nna wT FHTs WrmoD " hs Devil Is DFvnG ths
Sea-; Saturday Spencer Tracy and
Marian Nixon In Face in the Sky,
Whispering Shadow. No. /. and Charlie
Chase Comedy.
CENTRAL-sunday. Buster Keaton
and Jimmie Durante in What, No
Beer" Charlie Chase Comedy, Fallen
Arches; Monday, and Tuesday, Will
William and Alice White in employees
Entrance" Charlie Chaplin Comedy;
Thursday, Warner, Baxter in Danger
ously Yours. Ruth Etting Short; Fri
day Lionel Atwill and Frank McHugh
Whispering Shadow, No. 2. Sport
chrs carro and IN o5ey ss5to9R tn: Es~ Leo
COLONY-sunday and Monday. John
6arpy%ore eaydw 1a. in "rOpaze1 rd EIgar Bergen
Secret Of Madame Blanche" and
cartoon; Thursday John Boles and
Nancy Carroll in Child of Manhat-
n IA r
About. sennett Comedy; Saturday
Edna May olivev in Penguin Pool
Murder. whispering Shadow, No. /,
cartoon.
HOME-sunday and Monday. Lee
ren ana and h. psntSer aG I'd
"Island of Lost Souls, Burns and
Allen short: Mills Bros. short; Thurs
day, Helen Hayes and Ramon Novarro
comedy hs FrGag Waace BeerH RerseG
Karen Morley in Flesh Saturday.
Edna Edna ,! May Oliver in .S"Penguip Pool
Mack Sennett comedy and short.
SAVOY-Sunday and Monday. Carole
Lombard in No More Orchids: Laurel
rress es" D%ances"; Dan % e. Bergen comedy.
THURSDAY Lore Loretta tia: Young and Alice
toon. Friday, Randolph Scott in Zane
Grey's Heritage of the Desert: Our
Gang comedy Saturday. Barbara
Stanwyck and Nils Asther in "Bitter
Tea of General YEN; Mack Sennett
comedy.
TIVOLT-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day, viii Rogers and Janet Gaynor
day n anG Friday r Hu"star' ali star cast feuh in
Forty Second Street: sport thrills.
Saturday. Joan Blondell and Chester
Morris in "Rlonde Jonson"; Whisper
ing Shadow No. 8: Jack Haley comedy.
YORK-Sunday and Monday Eddie
| Cantor in The Kid From Spain.'
Tuesday and Wednesday, Richard Arlen,
Charles I.aughton and Panther Woman
n Island Of Lost Sonls chsrlie
Stanwyck in ladies They Talk About
Skeets Gallagher comedy. Friday. Ern-
est Truck and Tina Merkel in "Whistl-
ing in the Dark; musical short; car
toon SATURDAY.. snencer Tracy and
| "ar,n Nixon in Face in the Sky;
clancy of the Mounted No. ., and
| cartoon
The Washington times., 1933-03-25
Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-sund Monday and
Tuesday Kay Francis and George Brent
in The Keyhole"; Wednesday and
Thursday, John Barrymore in 'Topaze,"
PittsTodd comedy; Friday Loretta
Young and Paul Lukas in Grand
Slam; Techntcolor Short. Travel short;
Saturday, Buster Keaton and Jimmie
Durante in What, No Beerv' Whisper
ing Shadow, No. 2, Jack Haley Comedy
and Sport Thrills.
APOLLO-Sunday and Monday, Buster
Keaton and Jimmie Durante in What
No Beer!" Technicolor Short and Sport
George ArItss in The Kings Vacs.
ton" Pitts-Todd Comedy: Thursday,
Robert Armstrong and Constance Cum
mings in Billion Dollar Scandal"
Technicolor Short; Friday Lupe Velez
and Leo Tracy in "Half Naked
Truth. Newman TraveItalk Arthur
Tracy Short; Saturday. Randolph
Scott and Sally Blame in wild Horse
Mesa Whispering Shadow. No. 2,
Edgar Kennedy comedy and Sports
AVALON-sunday and Monday. John
Barrymore in ''Topaze". and Ruth Et-
ting Short: Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1933-03-25
Cohan's Play at
National on
Monday

About George M. Cohan''
pigeons and People" which
comes to the National Theatel
Monday night under the auspices
Of the American Theater Society
Robert M. Benchley, dramatic
critic of the New Yorker wrote:
"After several years of what
we had feared was . settling
down process, during which he
wrote and acted in q series Of
dramas of the utmost respect
ability, Mr.. George Nj. COhan
has gone cuckoo again, and the
entire situation in the United
States and Europe seems
brighter because of it. / wouldn't
be surprised to see everything
turn out all right now.
"N0t since The Tavern has
MIR. COhan thrown convention
to So many Of the four winds
rs he has done in Pigeons
and People, and not since the
COhan revues has he seemed to
be enjoying himself so much
rs in this new role of the
mysterious Parker (just Parker
is his name, unless one hap
pens to crave a first name
enough to call him Parker
Parker.
"AmOng other gestures in the
direction of tradition, Mr., COhan
has decided not to have any
intermiSSiOns in his comedy
which he calls a comic state Of
mind in continuous actiOnO.
This means that from about
S:45 until 1O:45, the audience
watches Mr.. COhan in a prac-
&ically uninterrupted gamut of
moods.
First he is laughing, then
crying "a devastating sight
from the 'front.', then dancing,
then haranguing, and once he
even sits at the piano and
sings. This mercuriaI behavior
on his part is more logical
than it sounds, for if his play
has a thesis at all, it is that
any man who behaves himself
exactly as he feels exactly when
he feels it makes an enigma of
himself which can throw or
ganiZed society, with its cir
cum.Ocutions and abnormali-
ties, into a state of complete
confusion.
"But with the exception of a
few minutes now and then of
repetition and an occasional
dip into SermOnizing, the lack
of intermissiOns is not noticed.
Mr.. COhan has seen to this by
the regulation of his own per-
fOrmance, beginning in low
tone and building gradually to
q perfect frenzy of activity, so
that. just as you might posi-
bly, be getting a little warped
in your sitting posture, the
play is beginning to whirl so
about your ears that you
couldn't get up and go out if
you wanted to. It is a remark
able feat, not only of memo
rizing, acting and writing but
of defiance and renaissance,
and marks Mr.. Cohan, if he
has any spot on him which is
not already so marked, as a
superman in the theater."
The Washington times., 1933-03-25
-4CONTEST DETAILS

for today'O two be received by the Con.
mot later than IL day after tomorrow
The correctness Identification Of the Used Car
pictured above the greatest number OF correct ads
clipped from tOdays Want Ad section and neatness OF
presentation shall determining factor by which
tho judges shall decide the winners The decision OF
the Judges on relating to the contest shall
he final In case Of ties duDcats awards WI Oe
members OF their families not eligible to compete
for these daily prizes.
Watch the Herald or Times every dav for similar
contests winners of tOday's contest. The winners
of the daily contest viii announced at the end OF
the contest series.
The Washington times., 1933-03-25
BrOwn University
Head to Talk Here

DR.. Clarence A. Barbour, presi-
dent of Brown University, Provi-
dence, r. l., will speak tomorrow
at IL a. m, in Rankin Memorial
Chapel at Howard University.
DR.. Barbour was formerly pres
,ent Of the Colgate-Rochester
theological Seminary. The uni
versity choir, under the direction
of Miss Lulu Childers, will fur
niSh music.
The Washington times., 1933-03-25
GeOrgiG's Expenses
Ordered Cut rs p. T.,

ATLANTA, Ca, March 25
G.N.S) Blanket cut of 25 per
cent in appropriations for all
State departments, effective at
once for the remainder of the
present year, was ordered yester-
day by Governor Eugene Tai
madge.
The Washington times., 1933-03-25
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The Washington times., 1933-03-25

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S:00-American Taxpayers
League.
S:15-Boston Symphony.
10:00-Late News.
1O:15-Salon Singers.
10:30-Club Orchestra.
l1:00-BuccaneerS.
11:15-Orchestra Music.
12:00-Weather Forecast
The Washington times., 1933-03-25

HOWARD-Today. and until Thurs
day, Irene Dunno in NO Other Woman"
Usual subsidiary offerings. Friday, new
offering.
The Washington times., 1933-03-25

HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday.
Ann Harding and Leslie Howard in
"Animal Kingdom" Tuesday and
Wednesday, Nancy Carroll and Cary
Grant in Hot Saturday" Lee Tracy
and Lupe Velez in Half Naked Truth" ="
Bill Boyd in Men of America" Satur-
day, Warren William in "Employes En-
trance" Randolph Scott in Wild Horse
Mesa"
The Washington times., 1933-03-25

ROSALIA-Sunday and Monday. Clar-
ence Muse in "Laughter In He'll" with
Pat O'Brien Tuesday. Mary Brian and
Lew Cody in "The Tnwritten Law"
Wednesday and Thursday. Kay Francis
and Ronald Colman in "CYnara." Fri
day 1.-THE Crusader" with Evelyn
Brent and H. b. Warner. Saturday,
Jack Hoxis in Via Pony Express"
Also "Jungle Mystery" No. ~.