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The Washington times., 1934-08-11

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Aug. II.
Might Alarm" Majestic's third
production of the new season,
goes into work on August IA,
with Neil Hamilton and Mary
Brian in featured roles. Spencer
Bennett will direct.
Columbia has signed Paul
Harvey and Frandie DarrO for
broadway Bill"; Charles King
and Monte Carter for THE
Captain Hates the Sea-; Claire
DuBrey and Harry C. Bradley
for among the Missing" and
Walburn for Orchids and
Onions"
John P. Medbury, humorist
and newspaper columnist, is
now working in California,
writing the comments and dia-
logue for Arctic" the first of
the new series of Walter Fut-
ter Travelaugh shorts released
through Columbia.
Having just completed super
vision of "Redhead," starring
Bruce Cabot and Grace Brad
ley, Mrs. Dorothy Reid has been
assigned by Robert Welsh. Mon
Ogram executive producer, to
supervise Women Must Dress"
scheduled for October prOduc.
tiOn. The picture will include
winners of the MOnOgram-Agfa-
AnScO contest in the cast.
Gus Mems has assembled his
The Washington times., 1934-08-11
George K. Arthur
In London Films

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. ia let,
ter from George K. Arthur in
France. The comedian, who
sponsored the Grand Guignol and
other play ventures here last
year, is recuperating from an
unsuccessful attempt to be a
London producer.
He put on a Leslie Howard
play, and, to quote George:
THE notices were indiffer-
ent-sOme bad. i had thought
of the river, but there's a
drOuth here and not much
water. And 1 simply lOathe
the taste of arsenic. and rope
is SO uncomfortable around
ones neck. 100000 1 am
going back into the studios in
London with Leslie Howard"
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

cast for "BabeS in TOyland,"
the Hal Roach feature, which
will cO-Star Laurel and Hardy.
Emile de Recat, veteran mo-
ton picture director, staged
RIP Van Wrinkle" the first
major production of the SERA
at the Greek Theater in Grit
fifth Park. Several thousand en-
thusiastiC spectators witnessed
the performance in which pro-
fessional actors and musicians
of the State Emergency Relief
Associations avocational project
appeared.
Anita Louise, C. Aubrey Smith,
Etienne GirardOt, Dorothy Tree,
Spencer Charters, Helen Tren-
hOlme, Hobart Cavanaugh, Rus
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

q fashion center when all you
need out here is a bathing suit
and a sports Outfit?" demanded
the New York beauty.
"StarS spend SO much time
playing games they don't have
time to change for dinner" she
continued. "Or if an actress is
working, she comes home from
the studio too weary to want to
do anything but step into a pair
of loose pajamas."
Miss Fears, who is out at Fox
acting in the picture, Lottery
Lover" said she knew whereof
she spoke.
"AnOther thing" declared the
beauty. Actresses displaying
fashions latest whim on the
screen all day know how to
dress but can't be bothered to
figure out anything new for
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

work and transferred to the
screen under the direction OF
Reuben Mamoulian.
The music of the service is en-
tirely unaccompanied sin ging.
Led by a group of is men and
IL women, the celebrants, assem-
bled from the Russian colonies
that dot the Pacific, joined in
the high point of the Easter
service with the religious anthem,
"Christos Vosrasia." The sing
ing was under the supervision OF
The Washington times., 1934-08-11
Hollywood Hasn't Single Chance Of
Being Style Center Says Pessy

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 11.-One
dissenting voice - and a deter
mined one-rose today in the re-
cent chorus proclaiming Holly
wood as the new style center of
the world.
Peggy Fears, actress producer
author and estranged wife of jim
mie Walkers pal, A. C. Blumen-
thai, says it simply isn't so and
never will be.
How can Hollywood ever be
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

their own wardrObeS and, if they
could, they'd probably be too
bored to wear it and too weary
just to dress up for their own
satisfaction"
Which brings up the question
of what Peggy will do with her IA
trunks of clothes just arrived
from the east.
And, oh yes, maybe it has no
bearing, but the lady owns dress
shop on Madison Avenue in New
York.
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indefinite stay.
Charlie has just
f n i S h e d his
London picture.
Fl allin g. in
Love-" and has
nothing to do
u n t ii Septem-
ber, unless he
decides to &C.
cept a film Of
fer from Alex
ander Korda.
During their
English stay,
C h arlie and
Virginia lived
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

COLL MBIA-"BilI Henry" starring
Charles Ray.
PALACE-MariOn Davies In DARK
Star"
POLTS-"Mickey."
Ten Years Ago In Washington
(August IL, 1920
embellishments de la Motto in
"DeSire.'
METROPOLITAN-Be Daniels In
"InguardPd Woman"
RIALTO-"The Wise Virgin, with
Patsy Ruth Miller.
COLI MBIA -"GIOria Swanson in
"ManhandIed," "
The Washington times., 1934-08-11
MILAN Dies Anew

John MILAN, Mae Vests
menace" in Belle of the Nine
ties" will be given a new way to
die in Macs script of her new
Paramount drama Of the mauVe
decade.
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

uSL OF pictures
as the most
enjoyable a n d
memorable h e
has seen:
l. The Four
Hors e m e n of
t h e A p oc o.
lypSe."
2. The Big
Parade. "
3. Abraham
Lincoln"
4. The Birth
of a Nation"
5. wv h e n
K n | & h t.
hood Was in
The Washington times., 1934-08-11
Ny 7 en- Fdvorite
Motion Pictures

NO. 10: HARRY COSTELLO
Harry Costello, former George
town University football star and
Fox-Hunt editor of The Washing
ton Times, pens a comprehensive
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

Twenty Years Ago In Washington
august ~. 1910
OLYMPIC-"ThP Rajuh's Vow"
CRANDALL'S-" Meath the Lions
Paw"
LYRIC-"ThP New York Girl"
CENTRAL PARk-Nary PiCkfOrd in
"Nuggs' First Sweetheart"
PICkWICK-"ThPy Bought a Boat"
Fifteen Years Ago In Washington
(AuguSt II, l9l9)
RIALTO-Mrs. Charlie Chaplin Mil
drpd HarriS) in "FOrbidden."
METROPOLITAN-MabeI Normand in
"Upstairs."
The Washington times., 1934-08-11


Universal cast assignments:
Paul Kaye for Might Life of
the Gods; G. P. Huntley, lr"
for What Ladies Dream;
Wyndham Standing, Franklin
Pangborn, Noel Francis, Walter
Walker, Alma Tell for "Imita
ton of Life; Muriel Kirkland,
Rafaela Ottiano, Emily Naylor.
George Barraud for Great Ex
pectationS"; Ruth Elmer Stew
ems to replace Joyce Compton
in Wake Up and Dream"
Roy William Neill will direct
Jack Holt in I'll Fix 1t" for
Columbia.
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

IN Che country UHaFIeS FarreH
only few minutes from the stu
oio and in easy visiting distance
to the Leslie HoWardS. Charlie
also found time to play tennis
with Fred Perry at Wimbledon.
The Washington times., 1934-08-11
Genuine Russian Choir for Movie Of Resurrection

Alfred Newman, musical director
of the GoldWyn studios. We Live
Again will soon be released
through United Artists.
The Washington times., 1934-08-11
Flower" "

Flower"
s. "DiSraeli."
7. The Miracle Man
8. Daddy Long Legs" tsllent
VersionD.
8. The Last Command"
10. The House Of RothsChlld."
The Washington times., 1934-08-11
Charlie drre||s Are
Riviera Hdbitues

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 1.-THE
Charlie Farrells, lucky people, are
off to the French Riviera for an
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

Five Years Ago In Washington
(AuguSt II, 1927
COLUMBIA-ROnald COlman in Bull
dog LTummOnd."
FON-.Janey GaynOr and Charles Far
reII in Lucky star"
EARLE Jack NulhalI, Patsy Ruth
Miller in Twin Beds"
PALACE-''ChinatOwn Nights" with
Wallace Beery, Florence VidOr.
METROPOLITAN-SO Tucker in
"HOnkY TOnk'' -
The Washington times., 1934-08-11

PALACE-"LiIy of the Dust" star.
ring POla Negri.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-17

50 fast tne sIgnai lights ran into q
single fare Of red. blue and green.
mo" she repeated as they came OUT
on the island. people are divorced
for other reasons"
Not really" chortled Estes. eff
they are Us newsmen don't hear
about them"
The cab skinned the tree-llned
avenues. crossed bridge and sour.
ried along dyke that trimmed the
bay-shore. To the left the airport
buildings blazed like a fiesta city,
and in the field. small ships arose
and settled like queer species Of
night-fying moths.
They pulled up before the termf.
nal. rushed into the building where
their tickets awaited them. then out
onto the field where the tri-motor
express waited In the tremulous
glow Of food lights.
Marian felt a pulse OF excitement
beat in her throat. The sheer beauty
OF the silver snip with its wide
spread wings. the roar of power
from the testing motors. erased the
shabby scene Of the court room and
the later news Of the tragedy from
her mind.
She settled back into the comfort
able seat. adjusted her belt for ease
on the upward swing of the ship.
heard the sharp slam of the cabin
door. saw the co-pllot join the pilot
in the control cabin. She accepted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-17

cotton for her ears from the trim
stewardess in olive drab. then looked
about her.
Estes was leaning forward. gazing
past her towards the blaze of termt
nal lights-"Look. he cried. there's
guy trying to make the ship"
MARIAN turned quickly Just in
w time to see a field attendant
clutch the coat Of a man who had
darted out Of the building into the
danger zone
She had a swift vision OF his face
as they TAXED along the runway.
The man was Lionel Casad.
The air field and the gestieulatIng
u.an seemed TO drop away from the
plane as Marian pressed her face TO
the cabin window. Her first reaction
upon recognizing Lon Casad, was
amazement that she had forgotten
her engagement with him the fol-
lowing evening. She hadn't even
left word that she wouldn't be there.
And then came wonder at his pres
ence on the airfeld. Had be received
call from home and was flying
east? But no be would have gone
south to Los Angeles. first, then
east. But why =. and how -. she
looked down as though she might
be able to find some answer to her
.heKildered questioning in the dark
waters Of the bay. girdled By the
flights Of the cities that trimmed its
shores.
She would telephone Anne as soon
as she had finished with her assign.
ment- Anne would know. Lon was
staying with Doctor Steele.
The light at the head of the cabin
which had illuminated mo Smok.
ing" and adjust your safety belts,
please" was out. and with 1t. the afr
of strain among the passengers. The
stewardess was passing cigarettes
aud here and there red tips glowed
ike circled embers against the mid.
night hue of the windows.
She must forget Lon and think Of
Silver and Of the ordeal ahead Of
her in breaking the news to her.
Bowen had seemed to think knowing
her would make 1t easier. 1t wasn't
Friendship. disillusioned as 1t was on
Marian's part. placed a definite re-
straint upon her.
fcesyrikAs. 1884. 81 Ieaszs Bo=~asJ
Marian gets a shock, tomorrow,
/ at SiIver's house.
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To GIVECONCERT
COLORED PARK

The program to be given by
WeIter's Cornet Band tomorrow
afternoon was announced today.
The concert start at 4 80 p. m. in
Nelson English Park.
The numbers to be played fol-
low:
March. American Prince-Hen-
ny Wilson.
Bohemian GirHBalfe.
Overture, Honor Ball-Skagg.
Serenade. Grieving Breezes-
ROsenkraus.
March. First Regiment Band
Atkinson.
Serenade. The Victory Angelus
Francis A. Myers.
Star Spangled Banner-Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-17

spoIlea her ike everyone else.
There. how do ron like the new
drezsg"
Marian had dopsed<a lilac COZ
ofea angora affoek. pulled a beige
angers-HaI over her hair and slipped
into 3 beige lapin sEagger coat
stunning" declared Anne with
enthusiasm. I'm so glad you're
getting some sense about clothes
You should take a few tips from this
Silver friend Of yours Ions the
kind % a fellow every woman's
hosnd 60 make q try for. and you're
going % have TO learn you can't al
EaYs depend np0n your hair and
eyes 10 set you By. You're too pFac-
iicaL sou and your plain tailored
clothes"
THAT from yOu." ehIded Marian.
yea and your uniforms"
-But my AIbert's a doctor and
I'm oaly a nurse. Besides | have
dimpies with those could save
mans life and never be given credit
Tor L. There's a horn and the
huEzeF. Here are your gloves
need any eashg" Anne followed her
10 the door. "Oh. and Ian. II Hondon
holda his own. he'll be under my
care. they Won't take a chance on
moving him tonight ~
Marian found the cab al the curb.
Estes and his camera inside. And
iusi as I pulled the quilt up to my
chlR- be Was lamenting. -brr went
the telephone"
-you we're lucky" laughed Ma
fiaa. stowIng her bag alongside his
camera my chin hasn't seen a
guilt Tor 50 long. IL would probably
think Il was an eclipse OF the moon"
As the cab careened around the
II corner Estes spoke Say Ian.
what's this yarn about I thought
this marriage vas one Of those made
in.Eleaven affairs"
1T vas. but they didn't keep It
there and this hemisphere is rough
on marital unions"
Another woman?"
4 don't think Cliff knew there
we're other women"
Another man. then?"
-N-no." she paused as the cab
shoi into the estuary tube and
wheeled along the floor OF the bay
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-17
Chapter Five
RENO

WHAr sort Of a chap Is Honaonf-
asked Anne.
Zine fellow as Tar as I know
returned Marian. "a little giraffe.
maybe. Always had more money
than vas good for him. Good look.
ins. erew man on the o Varsity. SIN.
ser took me TO the races one year. =
Think Il vas bis fault she an
piled Tor q divoFce2"
Probably. IN 50 tar that he'd give
Der ANYTHING she wanted. Ike all the
rest Of as She has the most unholy
way o. taking the thIngs one loves
most and making the giyer glad he's
giving. haven't seen her since her
wedding. but ] understand he
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-17

City Physician. or by the City
Board Of Health

City Physician. or by the CITY
Board of Health
Sec. IT: Any person convicted
Of the violation Of any Of TIE
provisions Of this Ordinanee in ne
Police Justice Court Of the City
Of Key West shall be fined no9
more than $4,000, and not les
than s1.0Q. or imprisoned n ne
City Jail not more than sixty t6o)
days and not less than one IL
day.
Sec. IS: All ordinances q
parts of ordinances in e0nflict
with the foregoing ordinances are
hereby repealed. This ordinances
shall take effect upon the prOcla-
nation of the mayor, proelaiming
the date when said ordinance shall
be effective.
Passed first reading. this 9th
day of October, 1884.
Passed second reading, this l6th
day of October, 1884.
Passed third reading. this l6th
day of October, 1884.
(Signed),
LEO H. WARREN.
President City Council
WALLACE PINDER,
City Clerk.
Approved, this 18th day Of oe-
tober, 1884.
lSignedl,
WM. H. MALONE.
octI7-1t Mayor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-17
MARE MOTHERS CALF

HAMILTON, Mo.-on ]. NJ.
Puckett's farm, near this city, an
old gray mare not only drove
away two mules harassing a small
calf. but mothered the helpless
animal until farm hands arrived
at the scene.
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l i: Marian Gordon

1KAuF1fHs Mursam gornon -.
forteF f1F tAe MoFHfa1 DlenTs'nh
t4st Aa4 FofaFNsd from heoriFo fhe
kMraa ~M1t aAIlU" mAfoA frees
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4sf 2 sforp. Mqrlgm IL ezplaiHIao
20 ~ Foosamafe. Anns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-17
DIAM0NDBALL
Tits TONIGHT

There will be a doubleheader of
diamondball tonight at Bayview
Park, the first game being be-
tween the Busy Bees and Army,
starting at 7:3O o'clock.
The second contest will bring
together Adams and Lopez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-17
PARK BOYS AND
CATESTERS in TIE
FOR FIRST PLACE
FORMER DEFEATED GOOD
YEARS. WHILE LATTER
DROPPED GAME TO YOUNG
BOYS SOCIAL CLUB

In the first game of double
header of diamondball yesterday
afternoon the Park Stars defeat
ed the Goodyear ten by the score
of 10 to 5. The Park boys won
their game in the first inning. At
bat Roche and Gates starred for
the winners. and Navarro for the
Rubber boys. In the field Garcia
and Navarro played well.
Score by innings:
H. E.
Park Stars 700 321 O-ls Is 1
Goodyear 800 10 Is 7 5
Batteries: Castro and Lewis;
villareal, Blackwell and Con-
zalez.
Summary: Two base hits:
Roche, FarraIdo. Castro, Lewis,
Navarro; stolen bases: Farraldo,
Castro, Garcia 2, Valdes, Navarro;
bases on balls: off Castro 4, off
Blackwell 2; struck out: by Vii
lareai o. by Blackwell 4. by Cas-
tro s; hits: off VIllareal 4 in Is
inning; wild pitch: Blackwell /,
Castro l time of game: 200.
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Today's Birthdays

james r. Garfield of Cleve-
land. lawyer. onetime Secretary
OF the Interior. son of a President,
born AZ Hiram, Ohio. 90 years
ago.
Knowles A. Ryerson, head OF
me Dept. OF Agriculture's bu-
feau II Plant Industry, born al
seattle. Wash, ~ years ago.
Rev. James S. Montgomery Of
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DR.. David A. Robertson, presi-
dent Of GOucher College. Balti-
more. born in Chicago. 81 years
ago.
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FEMALE HELP-sALEsLADIEs
EMPLOYMENT

married women SIS weekly
and yOur-own dresses FREE
representing nationally known
Fashion Frocks. No canvassing.
No investment. Send dress size.
Fashion Frocks, Dept. R-26s4.
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Washington. D. c., NJ. f. clergy
man, Chaplain of the House OF
Representatives. born at Mt. Car
mel, Ind, 20 years ago.
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So far in this league have not
compiled the fielding averages
but the best players. to me. are:
Behind the plate. Woodson or
Rodriguez; in the box. Rosam,
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Ghilde Hassam of New York,
famed painter and etcher, born
in Boston, IS years ago.
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engineer. onetime governor of
Alaska. born at Leicester, Md. 81
years ago.
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Peoples, Z. S. ", born in Iowa,
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Blackwell and Castro: at first. F.
Stiekney and Castellano; at Sec
on. Farraldo and knowles. It is
hard to pies the best. but the for
mer viii win the berth because of
his hitting; at third. Ogden, Rueda
and Garcia, the former leading at
bat: at short, ]. Navarro, Roche
and Domeneeh. the former leading
ct bat; at short field, R. Roberts.
Davila and C. Salinero have play
ed well but Roberts get the place.
In the outfield: left. Alderman.
Teal and Hernandez, Alderman
hitting the hardest of the trio;
center. Murray. Pinder. Barcelo.
Walker, Alfonso. J. Lopez and a
few others but j. Lopez, in my es-
timation. gets the job because he
has fielded and batted well; right,
Gonzalez. Rameriz, Alfonso, Sands.
Walker. Richardson and Griffin,
all fielding good but Griffin gets
the place for his fielding and hit
ting performances.
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Erie Pape. noted artist, born in
San Francisco. Ga years ago.
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In the nightcap the YBsc show
ed some life and played a great
game while it lasted. If these boys
had manager, as / have said be-
fore. they would give the rest OF
the clubs a real run for their
money.
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As subs I would use in the in
field Knowles. L. Bazo. Valdes
and Hernandez. In the outfield.
Teal, Bareelo, Hernandez and Pin
der.
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Before the second half starts 1
will try to pick an all-star junior
team composed of IL players.
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Rear Admiral Christian