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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

& Az amerikai ipar veszett ku-
tyai negint egymas torkanak
rohantak.
Kicsi piac ARA, hogy min
denitt dolgozzanak, igyekeznek
hat egymasnak szajabol venni
XII falatot Is egymas ala vagjak
a seen arat. Ezt annal is inkabb
mcgtehettek, inert az utolso ho-
napokban - tiz ev ota eloszor
egesz szepen kerestek a SEE
men, amit banyasztak.
December 2o-en Nyugat Penn
sylvania banyabaroi husz cent
tel levagtak a szen arat, hogy a
tobbi keriilet elol rendeleseket
elhalasszak. Nyomban kovettek
a peldat Kozep Pennsylvaniaban
Is Eszak West Virginiaban.
Egy par napon belul Illinois,
Indiana es Ohio szinten benn vol
tax a versenyben es egyik tob-
bet vagott lie szen arabol a
masiknal.
Illinois es Indiana banyatar-
sasagai kiilon is egyn1as torkaba
haraptak.
Indiana banyabaroi harn,inc
centtel olcsobban adtak a szenet
az illinoisi piacnak, mint a sa-
jat allanukban, hogy tiz-tizen-
OF centes freight kiilonbseget be-
hozzak. Illinois hasonlokepen jart
e1. Akarmelyik allamban jobban
jart a vevo, ha a mask allambol
vette a szenet, 1nintha a sajat
allamaban akarta AIT vasarolni.
A code megtiltja ugyanis a ba
nyabaroknak, hogy egymas ellen
ugyanabban keruletben SEE
net olcsobban kinaljak, mint
ahogy AIT egysegesen megszab-
jak, de mem tiltja Ell egyes kerii-
leteknek, hogy versenyezzenek
egymassal
A jozanabb banyabarok siet-
tex Johnson generalishoz, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
A NRA
VEGREHAJTASARA

felallitott egyes szervek magukI
sincsenek tisztaban sajat kote-
lessegukkel es hataskoriikkel, a
vitakat mem tudjak elintezni
vegnelkiili halogatasuk elkeseri
tik munkassagot.
Bar a kemenyszenesek peldsul
tiz hete mar sztrajkoltak S akkor
kezebe vette iigyiket labor
board, dontest mem kaptak meg
naig sem es az elkeseredes ujabb
sztrajkba kergette a munkassa-
got.
Hasonlo tiinetek minden olda-
Ion mutatkoznak es ha kor-
many mem akarja, hogy NRA
teljesen osszeomoljon, akkor
azonnal tennie kell valamit a
munkasok vedelmeben.
Feltetleniil meg kell jegyez
mink, hogy amig a munkasok a
NRA-ban a szabadulast lattak
es anig t6ke kiizdott az ellen
addig a val6sagban a t6kkt tet-
te a NRA gazdagga Is fiigget-
lenne Is munkasnak hozott
csalodast.
Amig a NRA-ig a Sherman
fele truszt ellenes torveny a sza-
bad versenyt annyira-amennyire
biztositotta az orszagban. a NRA
ved6szarnyai alatt a t6kesek
szervezkedtek Is ma ugy mum
kast, mint a fogyasztot SERVE
zetten raboljak.
Ennek a kovetkezmknyet meg
lathatjuk a reszvenytarsasagok
jelent&seiben, amelyek novekv6
j0vedelemr6l szamolnak be.
Beteljesedett a munkasoknak
az jogos felelme is, hogy amt
NRA minimalis (legkisebb)
bernek szant egy-egy iparban
abb6l a t6kesek Is korrupt1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

nlunkasvezerek rnaxina1is (leg
.Ilagyobb) munkadijat csinaltaS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
A CONGRESSIJS
A MULTI

heten meg mem teri egeszen
nagahoz az elnok szokatlan kol-
segvetesenek meg1epetese alol
de mar megprobaltak, hogy az
adminisztracio ellen fellazadja-
max, majdnem sikerrel.
A jelenlegi szabalyok ertelrme-
ben a koltsegveteshez csak !" a
megfelelo bizottsagban lehet mo-
dositast ajanlani mem teheti
meg EFT egy-egy congressman a
haz ulesen.
Ez azert van, inert honatyak
a sajat keriileteik es embereik
erdekeben legvadabb dolgokra,
leglehetetlenebb osszegek meg
szavazasat szoktak kerni, jol
tudva, hogy ait meg mem fog
jak szavazni. De ha inditvanyat
alkalma van eloadni, odahaza ell
nondhatja az erdekelteknek, hogy
8 igyekezett megtenni a magaet
Termeszetesen ez vitat veg
nelkiil elnyujtja ezer kortesbe-
SEED elmondasara ad alka1mat
amibol semmi haszna nincs az
orszagnak.
Mivel azonban az 6sszel va
lasztas lesz, a congressmanek
meg akartak e szaba1yt valtoz-
tatni lehet6ve akartak tenni,
hogy nyilt llesen minden tag
nodositast ajanlhasson koltseg-
veteshez.
Minthogy a republikanusokon
kivul nyolcvan demokrata KEEP
viselo is szabalyok modositasa
mellett szavazott, csak harom
szotobbseggel birtak a szabalyo-
kat epsegben tartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
A REPUBLIKANUSOK-
KAL EGYttTT

szavazo demokrata honatyak
nagyreszt mar hallottak hazul-
rol peldaul a michigan kilenc
demokrata congressmannek meg
surgonyoztek a part allami veg
rehajto bizottsagatol, hogy az
elnokot tartoznak tamogatni.
A tobbi honatyak egyenesen
a szavaz6ktol hallottak Is mem
val6szinii, hogy tobb "lazadas'
lesz az adminisztraci6 ellen az
alsohazban.
Termeszetesen a senatusban a
vitat semmi mem limitalja, oft
tehat kormany koltsegveteset
teljes szabadsaggal kritizaljak S
annyi m6dositast terjeszthetnek
be, amennyit csak akarnak.
A senatusban van "a lehet6s&g,
seq, hogy egy-egy m6dositast
megszavsznak, de amennyiben
AZ nem tetszenek az elnoknek,
m6djaban van ait megvetozni.
Es mines semmi kilatas ARA,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
A SUPREME COURT

kelt a vedelmere ''kixeteles
torvenyeknek" multi heten, mi
kor Minnesota allan hires mort
gage torvenyet jovahagyta a
t6kes osztaly ijedten jott ra,
hogy a NRA-t a bir6sag mem fog
ia az utbM eltenni.
Minnesota tiveteles torvenye
eltiltja, hogy ket even at a far
mokon lev6 mortgage-okat fore
close-olni lehessen S ezzel nyil-
tan megserti a t6ke IS tulaj-
donjog eddig tiszteletben tartott
szentseget.
A legfels6 birosag kimondta,
hogy az alkotmany holt betiije-
mex igazodnia kell az elethez es
a. kiveteles helyzetek kiveteles
torvenyhozasi hatalmakkal ruhaz
Yak fel nepkepyiseletet. Ter
meszetesen elismerte Supreme
Court, hogy a jelenlegi depressio
kiveteles helyzet es ennek tuda-
taban hagyta jova a minnesota
farm-torvenyt.
Ez a dontes termeszetesen 11a-
sonlo kiveteles" torvenyek elbi-
ralasanal mervado lesz es ICY a
congressus altal tavaly hozott
intezkedeseket hiaba viszik a
kiva1tsagosak a 1egfe1so birosag-
hoz.
Erdekes Is kellemes meglepe-
tes volt, hogy Hughes f6birt
egyitt szavazott a liberalisokkal
Is ICY tudctt ot-negy aranyban
az vi deal gy6zni a birosagcn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
AMIG A KORMANY
EGYRESZT

XII lesz teve a kovetkezo hona-
pokban, hogy az vi torvenyeke,
es azok adrninisztraciojat foko-
zottabban kritizalja congressus
addig az administralas fogyate
kossagai naprol-napra jobbar
megvilagosodnak el6ttunk.
A farmerek a sajat erdekiik-
ben hozott torvenyek vegrehaj-
tasaval IS a torvenyekkel ege-
szen megelegedve nincsenek, Is
bar a torvenyek megmaradnak
az administration sokat fognak
valtoztatni.
Sok a fogyatekossaga a NRA-
max, leginkabb azert, inert kor-
many meg mem talalta meg a
.legjobb eszkozoket, hogy t6
kest a torveny vegrehajtasara
Kelly ySZCIllSC.
A kormanynak ket modja van,
hogy engedelmesseget er6sza-
koljon az urakra. Vagy elveszi
az egyes gyarak es iizletek ipar
engedelyet, vagy feljelenti a tor
veny megszeg6it a torvenyszek-
mel. Sajnos, idaig egyiket sem
tette a kormanyunk, bar nyilvan-
valo, hogy kesedelem eros re
seket vag a NRA-n.
Hir szerint az igazsagiigymi-
niszterium keszen van ra, hogy a
National Steel Corporationt veg
re feljelentse es; weirtoni vita
elintezeset rabizza birosagra.
Mr.. Weir ugyanis egyenesen
kijelentette, hogy mem engedel-
meskedik a labor boardnak es
lzt ajanlotta a kormanynak, hogy
menjen a bir6saghoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
A SZENIPA PARBAN
PELDAUL

a code-ban megallapitott ugy-
Enevezett alapfizetest csak 4 ba-
nyaszok egy igen kis resze kap.
ia meg ez legnagyobb kere-
set, aminel a nagy tobbseg sok-
kal kevesebbet kap a munkaert.
Ez mar mem a NRA, hanem a
banyaszvezerek hibaja, amint-
hogy a NRA sok fogyatekossa
gat is annak kell betudnunk,
hogy munkas szervezetek te1e
vannak crookokkal.
Philadelphiaban peldaul a
sztrajkbol kifolyolag egy egesz
sereg rackereert es gangstert
fogtak cl, akik mind ALASKAN
vannak az American Labor Fe-
derationnal.
Hogy nilyen gyalazatos, al
jas, elvetemult es tehetetlen a
Federationhoz tartozo szerveze-
tex vezet6sege, ait misem rnu
tatja jobban, minthogy az auto
iparban semn1it nem tettek idaig
a rnunkasok szervezesere, ellen
ben ravetettek magukat azokra
a szegeny emberekre, akik evek
6ta tarto munkatlansag utan kap
tax rnunkat a CWA-nal.
Pittsburghban pattantottak XII
a botranyt, aminek a buze mar
amugy is az eget verte az egesz
orszagban, hogy bizonyos mum
kakon mem lehetett csak SERVE
zett embereket hasznalni, akik
azonban csak akkor dolgozhat-
tax, ha munkadijuk felet el6re
rairtak a szervezetre "elmaradt
tagsagdijak' fejeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
A KOLTSEGVETESSEL
KAPCSOLATBAN

sokat foglalkoznak termeszete
sen az elnok penziigyi terveyel
es nagyon szeretnek, ha dollar
sorsa vegleg eld6lne.
Ehhez lenyegesen kozelebb
jutottunk az elnok vi intezkede-
sevel, mely meghatarolta a he
ten, hogy koriilbeiul mi lesz a
dollar ur aranytartalma.
Kozben a nyugati allamok
erosen agita1nak, hogy meg tobb
eziistot vasaroljon a koruna
nyunk, inert az ercbanyaszat fel-
lendtlne es a. Rocky allamok
prosperitasa al1andobb lenne, ha
ket-valutas lerine ezentul dol
larunk.
a koltsegvetes soran sokat To-
gunk hallani europai kovetele-
seink sorsarol es senatus erre
nezve nyomatekosan leszogezte
a velemenyet. Johnson california;
senator javaslatara megtiltottak
minden amerikai polgarnak,
hogy olyan allan ertekpapirjait
vasarolja, amelynek kormanya
nem akarja rnegfizetni akar a
nemzetnek, akar maganosoknak
jaro tartozasat.
Termeszetesen ez egycl6re
nem torveny, talan mem is lesz
torveny bel6le, de Europa ALA
mai es kormanyai megerthetik {
hatarozatbol, hogy mi a lakossag
velemenye ebben kerdesben. A
senatus hatarozata altalanos he
lyeslessel talalkozott az egesz
orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
"A MULTI HETEN
"A SENATUS

kapott egy iizenetet az elnok-
tol, aki AIT keri, hogy a Canada
val csinalt szerzodest, amely
nemzetkozi VIII utat akar a
1fagy tavak tenger kozt csi-
nalni, jovahagyjik.
Minthogy ez tervezett VIII
ut erosen believing vasutak ke-
nyerebe, viilanytarsasagok ka-
lacsaba, inert oriasi mennyi-
segii vizi-vil1anyt is nyernenex a
kanalis kiepiteseve1 Is inert
a Mississippi menten 1ev6 ALA
mok is feltekenyek ere a ter
vezet kanalisra, mem lehetetlen,
hogy nagyszeru tervet sena-
.tus e1b1okkolja.
Ha a kana1isokat megcsinal
max Is 1ehetove tennek, hogy a
Macy tavakra nagy tengeri hajok
jarhassanak, nemcsak elenk ke-
reskedelem indulna meg a ko-
zepnyugati allamok Is Europa
kozt ezen az uton, hanem oriasi
mcnnyisegi olcso villanyt is kap-
hatnanak OFT, aho1 ARA leg
q 2 z
ragyobb szukseg van. A keleti
es kozepnyugati ipari allanok-
ban.
Az eszaknyugati allamok far
merjainak a buzajat pedig OIL
csobban szallithatnak azontul a
vilag piacara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

hogy jelenleg egy elnoki veto ell
len ketharnlad tobbseget akarme-
lyik hazban kapnanak.
A honatyak nagyon j6l tad-
jak, hogy Z pillanatban mem ben
mix, hanem az elnokben van :
lakossdg bizalrna Is AIT varjak
toliik, hogy co-operalnak szaz
szazalekban RooseweltteL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
A LET0RT
MUNKASOKNAK

ez az egbekialto kirablasa
olyan szinben tunteti fel seer
vezeteket, hogy nemcsak a t6kes,
de maga a munkas is kenytelen
attol elijedni Is ha valami, akkor
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Behind the Silver Screen

HOLLYWOOD, May 1s.-Al-
fred Green, who directed THE
Merry Frinks" and more recently
Housewife" has been assigned
to handle the direction of "A
Lost Lady," Barbara Stanwyck's
forthcoming starring vehicle for
Warner Bros.
Carl La m e, president of
Universal, has another assistant
in addition to Joe We'll, formerly
director of exploitation. The new
aide is Julius Klein, war cores
pondent, newspaper reporter and
author. His duties will comprise
the handling of story ideas for
submission to the production de-
partment. He will also develop
stories from his own intimate
knowledge of national and inter-
national affairs.
"People Will Talk" from a
story by Ralph Spencer, will be
the fourth Paramount vehicle for
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Good Earth Unit
Back From China

HOLLYWOOD, May 18.-Fran-
ces Marion, scenarist, was sent to
Honolulu by Irving G. Thalberg to
meet the "Good Earth" unit. re-
turning from research and pre-
liminary work in China. She
Joined the Metro-G Goldwyn-Mayer
Company May 8, and worked on
final details Of the script on the
steamer home.
The unit arrived at the studio
May 10, when active preparations
for filming the romance of China,
based on Pearl s. Bucks famous
novel, started. y
George Hill, director Of the pic
ture, and Alexander Toluboff,
technical expert and art director,
are among those returning. They
left Shanghai on the steamer
President Hoover.
For some months the director
and his technical unit have been
in China, working over details for
the picture, gathering authentic
data, and supervising the pur-
chase Of properties and costumes.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Rx GENE FOWLER

Famous Novelist, Author Of "The
Great MOuthpiece," Trumpet In
the Dust" "TimberIine," etc.
HOLLYWOOD, May 16.-The
living of life fascinates me to the
extent that I don't care whether
or not I ever see a motion pic
ture, read a book, or listen to
the radio. Having sinned as a
concocter Of material in all three
fields I approach literary or dra-
matte products with the manner
of a professional pickpocket find
ing his hand in a barren purse.
When, however, I stumble upon
something juicy in the world of
entertainment I am stunned with
surprise. AS to literature, "The
Postman Always Rings Twice" will
do me for a whole year-if I live
that long. In current cinematic
output, there are two pictures
which are adult entertainment.
They are "The House Of Roths-
child" by Nunnally johnson and
George WeStley, and viva Villa, :"
by Ben Hecht. The latter. be-
live, has not been released. The
former Is now upon the boards.
Both these jobs excel in the
three dimensions Of writing, d.
recting and acting. They also
have fourth dimension-produc-
ton. The gentlemen who con-
tributed to "RothSchild," in story
line and dialogue, earned the
money which Producer Daryl F.
Zanuck gave them from his heavy
sock, while Mr.. Hecht's script for
viva Villa" Is probably the
finest ever submitted by a liter
ary lamb to the Hollywood lions.
The success Of the Rothschild
picture and the probable success
of the Villa film has led certain
critics to say that the motion pic
ture world is now feeling a bio
graphical trend. This may be
true, just as it is a fact that the
public Is reading biographies more
than ever before. But the prin-
cipal reason that the public will
like these films is that they are
good stories, told convincingly, en-
tertainingly, and with a mood.
In each Of the pictures there
are occasional departures from
the strict letter Of history. But
the mood is historical. One feels
that he is looking upon men as
they once moved and upon events
as they could have happened.
| In reviewing the RothSchild pic
ture, some critics spoke of the
lavishneSs with which is was
staged. No doubt that phase con-
tributes to the all-around effect
gained IN this work but I believe
t colah haga inenr =
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Earl Carroll in Movies for Good
Going to Show EN- Something

THE edge on Hollywood moguls
because he also directs.
"They couldn't so out and
stage q Scene," he says. "They
are mainly business men,"
First of the Carroll pictures
will be the story he has beer
working on at Paramount. It's
called "Beaux Arts Ball" now,
but probably will be retitled. Bill
Fields will be in it if Paramount
can be talked into loaning him.
According to CAROLS present
plans, he'll limit his Broadway
activities to his annual edition of
the "Vanities," leaving him about
seven months of the year to
spend in Hollywood.
With a twinkle, the producer
says:
"When I see Samuel Gold
wyn and Warner Brothers
fighting over Busby Berkeley, I
think it's time I'm getting into
this business"
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Bins Says Screen Stars LucEyto Save
Fifth Of Their Salaries

they must pay the same rate
of tax as corporation officials,
high priced lawyers, prominent
surgeons and the like, whose
ability to earn big money ex-
tends over q period of from 20
to 40 years."
Household expenses grab off
another Is per cent slice Of his
income, Crosby said. He main
tainS a big home at Toluca Lake,
doesn't entertain much, but has
occasional dinner parties. In
"houeshold expenses he includes
personal entertainment, such as
golf, theaterS, sporting events and
the like.
Salaries for Eleven
Salaries to his II employees run
up a Is per cent dent into his
own wage, Crosby said. He has
an office, with two stenographers,
in New York. His brother and
father work for him in Hollywood,
and in addition he has a lawyer,
on a retaining fee; a watchman,
and household servants.
His charities run from Sizeable
donations to various stage and
screen relief funds and the Com
munity Chest, to uncountable
zones" and "fives" doled out to
hard-up friends, or total strangers,
who get to him on the street.
Such charities take up approx
snasbely 5 par cent Of the total
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

eboth the scenario editors posi-
tion and the story editors job.
He has now engaged Jerry Sack
helm, formerly Of RKO, to fill
the job Of story editor. With
the remainder of this season to
complete and with AZ features
for next season, there was far
too much. work for one man.
James Gleason will contribute
alogue sequences to "She
Learned About Sailors" the Fox
film featuring Alice Faye, Lew
Ayres, Mitchell and Durant and
Harry Green. The story was
written originally by William
Conselman and Henry johnson
and is being directed by George
Marshall.
1.-TWO Heads on a Pillow, "
from the story by Dorothy Can
field and adapted for the screen
by Albert DeMond, is now in
production at RKO-Pathe studio
in Culver City. william Nigh is
directing and cast is as follows:
Neil Hamilton, Miriam Jordan,
Henry Armetta, Hardie Albright,
Iona Andre, Edward Martindel,
Dorothy Appleby, Mary Forbes.
Emily Fitzrov, Claude King, Claire
Mcdowell, Eddie Kane, Dorothy
Granger, Betty Blythe. Nellie
Nichols, George Lewis, Mary Foy
and Jilda Ford.
M. H. Hoffman announces that
the title Of Liberty's THE Mad
Honeymoon" has been changed
to "Once to Every Bachelor"
Irving Thalberg will start work
on China Seas" before the end
of the month. 1t is possible
that Clark Gable and Jean Har-
low will be costarred.
Brian Aherne has been signed
by RKO to play opposite Ann
Harding in THE Fountain"
Hollywood's beSt.dressed extra
girl, Beatrice Roberts. a former
ziegfeld Follies dancer and win
ner Of seven beauty contests, Is
cast in Paramount's Shoot the
Works." featuring Jack Oakie
Ben Bernie and Dorothy Dell.
Seven writer's, Earle Smell, Jo'
seph Santley, C. Edward Roberts
Dore Schary, Douglas Doty, F,
Sayre and Marion Orth have been
added to the Mascot staff. The
company also has bought "Skele'
ton in the Closet" play by John
Stewart Twist and William Worth
ington. to be produced as Zone
Frightened Night" on its feature
program.
Roy Del Ruth will direct Eddie
Cantor'S new pictslre fpr samuel
-GnhExus
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

HOLLYWOOD, May 1S.-1f
any motion picture star, after
working a full year finds that he
still has 20 per cent Of his salary
in a savings account, he can
consider himself lucky.
It's almost more costly than
it's worth to be on the SCREEN"
Bing Crosby said today. "Tf
these gangsterS and racketeers
would think q minute before
sending kidnapping threa
they'd realize that q screen
actor, no matter how prOmi-
nent, isn't in a position to
provide q big bite"
Crosby, at present working in
Paramount's 7'She Loves Me Not,
pointed out that taxes put the
biggest drain on the bankroil
Bing is incorporated in two
States, and consequently must
pay corporation taxes. He pays
a healthy income tax to the ma
tional Government, as we'll as the
customary State, county and city
taxes. ALI in all, he declares
almost 40 per cent Of his income
is doled out in various sorts Of
taxes.
THINKS TAX UNFAIR
Incidentally" Crosby said.
Il think the tax on screen stars
tremendously unfair. The life
Of an actOr-at top salary-iS
scarcely more than five years.
and usually not that lone. Yet
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

Otto Kruger sym p h o n y
hired an orchestra and hall, and
himself directed the first rendi-
ton of the score.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

"Van1t1eS" an institution on
Broadway.
Carroll decries the overhead of
big studios and will make hiS
films at the new General Service
plant.
'T'm going to get everything
I spend on the SCREEN" he
says. "There was at least
S22O,OOO put into Murder At
the Vsnities' that you don't
See."
The producer thinks he has
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Lombard Out of One
Film, Into Another

A shift in picture schedules
and a consequent realignmenA
of parts has put Genevieve Tobin
into the leading role opposite
Cary Grant in kiss and Make
Up" She replaces Carole Lom,
bard, who is to play the lead In Q
new stQFS b'st nl1rGhased Waa
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

going to dig in
pc m a nently
In ia t, HI
flies e a st to
morrow to sign
on ira cts to
make two films
a year for Fox
release.
81 am 60
ing to show
t h e m some
thing new in
t h e & RI
angle" says
khA muiet-
v o / c . d
man who has
m . de his
80 a.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Author Gene Fowler Calls "Vi|Ia, u
"Rothschi|d" years Best

barn, as written, directed and
acted, and still emerge as an
important and entertaining pic
ture. It has strength, character,
and, most important, mood.
Mr.. George Arliss attacks this
stint with all the confidence and
footwork of a worlds champion
boxer. BY the time he has feinteds
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

Charlie Ruggles and Mary Bo-
land. Kent Taylor and Ida
Lupino have the juvenile leads,
with Norman Mcleod to direct.
New addition to Universal
scenario department will greatly
relieve Scenario Editor Leonard
Spigelgass. The post of story
editor has been restored. Spigel.
SaAs has for soma HnN 3Akd
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

listened to the
musical debut
of his 7-year-old
daughter, Ot-
tillie, who gave
her first piano
recital at the
Beverly Hill s
Woman's Club.
Few knew it,
but Kruger is
as deeply inter
ested in music
as he is in act
ing. Once in
New York, he
CO m p o S e d a
sy m p h o n Y,
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

ducked, countered and clinched
with his muse, it is pretty certain
that Mr.. Arliss does not intend to
lose his title without a battle.
Director Werker wrapped up quite
a tidy bundle before he left the
sound stages.
It is likely that the two pictures
which will dominate the year are
The House Of Rothschild" and
viva Villa"
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Kruger Composes,
Directs Symphony

HOLLYWOOD, May 1S.-Mors
nervous than he had ever been on
the stage, Otto Kruger yesterday
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, May 1S.-
Pictures look so good to Earl
Carroll that the producer is