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La gaceta., 1934-06-22
Ell CAFE SEVILLA CONTRA
UN CLUB DE ST. PETERS,
BURG

!, A las 900 de la noche de hoy
en- ell terreno de Phillip Shore,
la novena del Cafe Sevilla juga-
ra contra TN fuerte club de St.
Petersburg.
L. Suarez, un repartidor de es
te peri6dico, que dej6 en- un hit
al Olympia, lanzara por ell Sew
LA.
En- un juego anterior, efectua
do en- la ciudad de allende el
Puente de Candy, venci6 ell St,
Petersburg, con anotaci6n de 8
por Z, aunque los tampenos pc
garon cuatro jonrones.
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SOCIALES

Sanchez, Sra. de Jose Escalan-
tie, Julia Cigarran y Angie Spi-
cola.
Ali estaban tambi6n las Sc
noritas Cecilia Vazquez, LOur-
des Vazquez, Carmen Carmen
Garcia, Lucrecia Martinez, J..
Perez, Pillar C6rces, Olivia Fer
nandez, Mary Fernandez, Nela
Case, Lulu Y Olvido Pividal, Ed
ma Duran, Norma Fernandez,
10 Fernandez, Vivi D1az, Pr
lar, Carmita Luisa y Rosa Es-
perante, Estelita Mateo, Jose
phine Muniz, Ocilia Moreno,
Catherine Rivaya, Gloria Diaz,
Tula LAWN, Paquita Dlaz, OHM
pia Sanchez, Margarita Diaz,
Minerva Arrange JosefIna Fer
nandez, Vicenta Fernandez, FL
izabeth Castro, Sofia Rosell6,
Madeline Lorenzo, Hortensia
Alfonso, Zoraida Fernandez,
Margarita Rey, Blanche Cam
pillo, Frances Rey, Victoria Rey
Angie Cacciatore, Frances Sea-
glione, Adelina Perez, Olivia
Fernandez, Margaret Lopez,
Rose Anton, Mary Cacciatore-
Rosa Cacciatore, Adelfa Jordan
Lila Martinez, distinguida Rel
ma del Circulo Cubaio, Mary
Lopez, Charlie Gallo, Felicia
La gaceta., 1934-06-22
ACUSADO DE MALTRATAR
A UNA MUJER

La policia arrest6 aver a w.
M. Feltman, vecino de la casa
ndmero 1868 de la Gale de Fran
kiln, a quien acusa la Sra. Sara
Wallace, del mismo domicilio,
de haberla maltratado de obra
" de haberla herido con una Gu
vchilla en- ell cuello y en- los hon.
bros.
Feltman es I'm obrero de la
FERA Y vino a Tampa desde
Pelham, estado de Georgia.
I'm hijo de esa mujer, de tres
amos, fue entregado a la corte
juvenil.
La gaceta., 1934-06-22
I'm micro local

I'm nUeU0 local
Manana sabado, a las 9 de la
,manana, sera inaugurado en- la
s6ptima avenida, mum. 1914 un
nuevo local destinado a la dull
.ceria y panaderfa marcos Ba-
kerry, de la cUial es nropietario
ell Sr. Baldomero Marcos, pro-
minente figura en- la colonia la
tina.
La nueva dulceria y panade-
ria sera surtido por La Paloma
Bakery, de la prestigiosa firma
Dlaz, Santom6 y Ca.
AuguramoS un franco exito
al nuevo establecimiento, debi-
do a que de todos es conocida
la superior calidad de los pro-
ductos de La Paloma, alberta
La gaceta., 1934-06-22
Ell bale de aNoche

III 0G1te dc GnOche
Sean mis- primeras lineas de
hoy para resehar ell bale cele-
brado aver en- ell palacio del
Centre Espanol.
Lo auspiciaron las alegr,s
muchachas de la Secci6n de
Damas, que preside la elegante
Srta. Amelita Escalante.
Precioso ell adorno floral.
Muy a~rtistica la hermosa
campana roja del centric del sa
Ion, sostenida por guirnaldas
das de flores.
Formaban un grupo encan-
tabor las senoritas de la Sec
ci6n de Damas, con su presi-
denta, Amelia Escalante, la
gentil Mayita Lima, Jennie Ro
driguez, Tulsa Benitoa, Angeles
Arias, Lily Bouza, Margarita j
Lizzie Noriega, Elena Lastra,
Angelica Gonzalez, Katie Sea-
glione, Rosa Chiaramonte, Jo-
sephine q Joaquina Garcia, Eu-
lalia Paniello, Santa Cuervo,
Evelyn Garcia, Muneca Ziga =
iran, Conchita Gij6n, Margari-
t ay Manuela Fernandez, Delft
ma Alfonso, Mary Corrales, Be-
nigna Fernandez, Carload Ro-
driguez, y las Sras, Josefina
La gaceta., 1934-06-22

En- Ell C{rcul0 Cuban0
Esta noche sera la function a
b%eneficio del Sr. Abigail Perez
Sc representara "La Mujer
que me do en- ell clav6", inter
pretada por las populares actri-
ces Sras. Pillar y Carmen Rami-
rez, Roberto Maseda, Arturo Pi
nero y otros.
Ell programa terminara con
una buena selection de varieda-
dies.
La gaceta., 1934-06-22
"a EACUIi2

en- Tampa en- ell aho 1923, y
reputada como una de las casas
mejor acreditadas por su sol
vencia economical, seriedad en-
el negocio, esmerado seryicio, y
fineza en- la materia prima que
emplea en- todos los articulos
que elabora.
Deseamos al nuevo local, a su
propietario, y sus proveedores,
una franco acogida por parte
del pGblico latino.
La gaceta., 1934-06-22
Centre EsDdTot

Los enthusiasts muchachos
de la Secci6n de Recreo anun-
clan un bale para ell dia IA del
pr0Ximo mes, en- ell palacio So
cial de West Tampa.
Sc llamara "Mid-Summer
Frolic Dance.
La orquesta de Homer Mer-
ger, tocara en- esta fiesta.
Me comUnican que ell dia 25
Ise eNhibira la pelfcula 1.-TWO
Alone, por el actor Tom
Brown. A esta function tendrar
derecho los socios del Centre
Espanol y los de la Beneficen-
cia Espanola.
La gaceta., 1934-06-22
Dos juntas

Dos juntas
La primera la efectuaran los
miembros del Souvenir Social
Club, en- su local de la Gale II
numero 2415 esta noche para
nombrar las comisiones del bal
lie en- ell Auditorium Municipal
manana.
Els de suma importancia la
asitencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1934-06-22

Tambien Sc reuniran los mu-
chachos del L. B. H. Club, en- la
casa marcada con ell ndmero
zoos de la Gale Mitchell. Sc dis
cutira ell "beach party" del do
mingo.
Hicieron su ingreso Dora
Diaz, Mary Henderson, Roy
Diaz, Gloria Torres y Louis D.
Cagnina.
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INFORM MACON
DEL PUERTO

Aver arribaron ell yapor Gu
ba y el San Domingo, y zarpa-
ron ell Commercial ALBANIAN y
ell Cuba.
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Una inVitdci6m

Una 3nUitdci6n
La recibo del Sr, Jose Alva-
rez para la boda de su hernia
ma, la Srta. Mercedes Alvarez,
con ell Sr. Jose A. Gregory, Jr.
La ceremonial tendra efectc
en- la Iglesia Nuestra Sonora
de las Mercedes, ell pr6ximo do
mingo, a las 5 de la tarde.
Muy %apreciada.
La gaceta., 1934-06-22
VeIid Martinez

Y etlU MuTt1nBZ
En- la tarde de aver lego "a
.esta ciudad procedente de la ca
pital Guiana eta simpatica can
'cionista.
Viene encantada de su vista
a la urbe.
Nuestra cordial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1934-06-22
Noticia de S0rpresn

Notic5d de s0rpresa
Ell famoso ilucionista chino
Lii Ho Chang, conocido por to-
dos los pdblicos de la America
Latina ,aparecera ell pr6ximo
domingo en- Ell teatro del Circu-
10 Cubano.
Cesar RiverO.
La gaceta., 1934-06-22

Castro, Margaret Bustillo e Hill
da Alorda.
Entire las senoras, Cecilia
Fernandez Rey, Chas. Rey, P.
Rey, Alice Fernandez y George
Lee Perdig6n.
Despu6s de la medianoche Sc
inici6 ell desfiie.
Fiesta que con letras de orc
quedara grabada. en- la historic
de Ia distinguida Seccion.
La gaceta., 1934-06-22

III bale de hog
Sera en- 10 salones de. los Ca
balleros de la Luz. Amenizado
pOr ell Sexteto Floridano.
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Evangelistic Services
in the

IA the
AMERICAN LEGION DUGOUT
Every Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday evenings at o'clock.
Sunday mornings at II o'clock.
Part of this service is especially
devoted to the children.
Jesus in His ministry frequently
stressed the Importance of His
Fathers Kingdom and brought that
Kingdom nigh to men; and taught
His disciples to do likewise teach
ing men entered that Kingdom
now or forever remained out
side Matt. Ait. John Bills, Have
we entered this Kingdom? We are
seeking tc bring this Kingdom nigh
ii YOU A cordial invitation is given
to all to attend and enjoy these
H, Gibson and v. Anderson,
EvangelistS.
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First Church Of. Christ,
Scientist

Sunday services III. 5e held at
II am. in the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, Juneau, on Fifth
and Main Streets. The subject will
be, Mind"
1000 a.m.-Sunday school.
Wednesday, 800 pm. - Tessi-
monial meeting.
Christian Science Reading Room
In church building. This room Is
open to, the public Wednesday
afternoons from 2::30 to 4. ,a,t.s
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services and visit the
reading room.
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lynda

Mrs. H. Stephenson, Port Alexan-
der; Robert Ivanoff, Juneau; Mil
ton Conover, New Haven, Conn;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Brewer, Dallas,
Texas; DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ Hill,
Dallas; Miss M. j. Hill, Dallas;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reedy, Dallas;
Frank Reedy, Jr., Dallas: Eugenia
Reedy, Dallas; Martini Rossi, Ju
neau; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Ban
der, Sebastapol, Cal.
Alaskan
w. s. Pekovich, Funter Bay; Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Wright, Angoon; j
E Haley, Juneau; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Wellard, Juneau; j. B. Benson
Juneau; Mr.. and Mrs. George NAL
com, Hoonah; S. Harbeson, Hoo
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Hosea breaches Gods Love"
Hosea. Chapters 6; IL; IA
7:30 p.m.-Young Peoples Serv-
ce. Character, Col. 3:12-7 Ralph
Waggoner wiz be the leader of
the service. Ralph and Robert
Waggoner will leave for Princeton
Seminary on Monday morning. This
will be the last service of the
summer the boys will be with us,
The service will have special music.
A cordial invitation is given to
all to attend these services and
worship with us.
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Catholic Church
Church of the Nativity of the
Blessed V. M. Juneau
Fifth and God Streets

FIIGN ana CIOiu OCreeCS
REV. VIM. q. LeVASSEUR, ST..
Pastor
Sunday Services:
800 am.-Holy Mass and In
StructionS.
1890 a.m.-High Mass and SER
mon. Benediction of the most
Blessed S acrament Immediately
after the Mass.
No evening services.
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Seventh Day Adventists

Corner Second ana FRANKLIN SITS.
Where Hungry Souls Are
Satisfied"
VERNON eyes, Pastor (absent)
Sabbath services each Saturday
afternoon.
loo pm.-Sabbath School.
200 p.m.-ServiceS.
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Northern Light Presbyterian
Church

-, Franklin at Fourth .s,,.sse
REV, JOH,;;. "A. GLASSE, Minister
Mrs, Trevor Davis, ,organist
Where Welcome and Worship
,n.n, Meet" e.,,o,
1900, a,m-Sunday School. a.,
1880 to 1900 a.m.-Organ Mo-
ments,o da.uin5 ao as..
1900 am. Morning worship.
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Resurrection Lutheran Church
Corner of Third and Main Street
REV. ERLING K. OLAFSON,
a-s Pastor.
1.-THE Friendly Church"

1000 am.-Sunday School. Roll
call will not be taken and there
will not, be any regular classes for
the rest of August but Mrs. Olafson
and the pastor wifi conduct chill
dren's service for those who come.
We, urge all the children to attend.
HOO a.m.-Morning service. The
pastor will continue the series OF
sermons which he has announced
on the Oxford Group Movement.
Tomorrow's subject. DO You Want
God?" Soloist tomorrow Mr..
Ronald r. Lister.
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-
AT THE HOTELS .
. .
Gastineau

G2stineau
George E. Kumpe. Seattle; Hans
Floe, Hawk Inlet; Philip S. Smith,
Washington, D. c.; Harry Town
send, Seattle: II. O. Harrison. Sc
attic; H. Gibbs, Wallace, Idaho;
C. A. Dirom, Premier, B. c.; H..
r. Kellar, Bellingham, Wash; H.
A. Macdonald, Tulsequah; j. E.
Harlin. Taku River; Miss F M.
McKibben, Vancouver; H. Dewitt
Smith, New York City; C. Dewitt
Smith, New York City; r. S. Me-
Comb, Chichagof; NJ. F. Benedict,
Seattle
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1934-08-25
LEROY WEST RETURNS
AFTER VISIT SOUTH

Leroy West, former member Of
The Empire circulation, staff, re-
turned to Juneau on the steamer
Alaska after visiting bis, father,
Pete West at Ryderwood, Wash
ington, for, the last ten, months
He had two years OF high school
work ahead and has returned home
to complete his, course. He is
living with his mother, Mrs. G. C.
COLLEEN.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Salvation Army
Public meetings:
Sunday-2::30 pm.
Bethel Pentecostal Assembly
ga "a - = 49,. ~ Is
CHARLES c. PERSONEUS,
Pastor.

Cf1AftLEo =. FEIVoS'iNEO0'
Pastor.
Sunday services:
HOO am. Morning Worship.
1900 noon-Bible School. Glasses
for everyone.
Tuesday and Friday evenings at
las o'clock-Gospel services.
7:45 pm. Evening service.
The Lords Supper is observed
the first Sunday of each month.
Everyone is invited to all these
services.
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/ Holy Trinity Cathedral
THE Wy. REV. CHARLES E. RICE
Dean.

Sunday services:
800 am. Holy Communion
HOO a.m.-Morning Prayer and
sermon.
Evening service at Douglas.
No Sunday School during August.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1934-08-25
MINING ENGINEER
ARRIVES TO LOOK
AT TAKU PROPERTY

H. Dewitt Smith, engineer with
the Newmont Mining Corporation
of New York City, arrived in Ju-
neau on the Princess Louise last
evening to look over some mining
property in the Taku district. He
is accompanied by his son, C. De-
Witt Smith, and with Harry Town
send, well known mining engineer,
they will leave this evening for
Tulsequah, B. c., on Capt. William
Strong's river boat.
While Mr.. Smith has been To-
Gated in the east for some years,
he is no stranger to Alaska as he was
with the Kennecott Copper Cor
poration from 1914 to 1917.
NATURES HEALTH TREASURE
Soap Lake Mineral Baths. Nu-
Way Massage. Drugless Institute.
adv.
DaiIv Emnire Want AdS Pavs
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First Presbyterian Church

DAVID WAGGONER, Minister
/ Sunday services:
! 1890 am. Morning Service.
Subject, Paul the Seer" Il will
show, him how. many things he
must suffer for my names sake. .
Acts GIG.
1880 a.m.-Bible School. Lesson,
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Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church

Fourth ana Seward Streets
No services, sermon or Sunday
until further notice.
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nah; j. Dotson, Juneau; Herbert
Mesotin, Hoonah.
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Notices. -or lnrs crdrcn couumn
must be received by, The Empire
not later than 10 o'clock Saturday
morning Ito guarantee change Of
sermon topics, etc.
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CITY OF JUNEAU


STATEMENT REGARDING THE ELECTION ON THE ISSUANCE
OF IMPROVEMENT BONDS
and f Fs wsf fF Of % s%s35 sr as
pend program n e OF public works aSI Improvements
by local property au ppt owners when first z' presented
hitting s"ss ob into ba e }as s ss sa f Mayor as City f
e SGnsa % @ for S Ss f tasf oSs
n the ry np a & g and a S work @
Ss I @ s"TS'I
be 4 'sy H the s + sR s % H ss
So st1s sSsy wooden wooden
nf eons ss@ 1o oS a ss ac s RS
THE PROPOSED PROGRAM
Of The p9 M ssBt spt ss IS ap %
@ 55%s lss s$ & e.: v5 sn ps
@ n s%2 ssS S s f as sat ss undertake "
sf FsG cost ,a s '.s s psfs5 j s' follows
g G 6B s so ss S s '' aS SS1' sna
90 eoastrnefns unsanitay
co. Ensn sn supervising overhead $4,000
that % su s!s 'T S % % Z P 9 f %s
c 15 S" ssa % s e sSss
m s'Tf than m moa ana pa a ha1
IMPROVEMENTS OF PERMANENT NATURE
tween ii 'sfS that ss a74S asT
90 Els $5 @ ssSs ss rs s:ss .ss o,s
$1,000 allowing for the 800 labor and
material refund from the PWA
of the protection must
m ' s s hss additional s s S Installed " " very near
eodw outlved it's
undergo 1t
to
18th ST. The $4,000
allotted for this
% ssess s s 50 sss s t tf snsas 1
allow s fhs d s6s % pr
WORK LET ON BIDS ~
be to
number that opportunity spread the
will be engaged by the City
full value
proval of Governor Troy representative OF the PWA
BONDS ISSUED AS NEEDED
approve workw the earliest
the completed
on of weather conditions
money through sale Of bonds
keeping interest charges to minimum
S borrow the full
financial commitments
Judgment the City
authorize the available
possible
needed will
Of will materially
reduce operating expenses of the City,.
ONLY PROPERTY OWNERS VOTE
this bond
polling
the A. NJ to P. NJ
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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1894
Pay Day Specials!
SATURDAY-MONDAY


Ladies Part-Wool Union Suits -. .SlOO
New Berets, all coIors, each ............ .SlOO
Womens House Frocks, each SEOO
Womens Fabric Gloves pair ........... .SlW
Women's All-Silk Hosiery pair .Sl0o
Women's Silk Scarfs your choice, each $500
Lace and Linen Neckwear 2 for ...... $500
Chdren's Nazareth Union Suits, each. .Sl.0O
Girls fast colored Wash Dresses each -. .Sl.00
Chdren's Hosiery, special 5 pairs .......SlW
White Restaurant Napkins dozen 1865. Sl.W
White Seersucker special, yards ........ $500
Turkish Towels special, for ........... $l.OO
Figured Curtain Scrms special 5 yards .Sl.O0
Mems Dress Sox, special, 3 pair ........ $500
Mems Fancy Sox, special 6 pair Sl.0o
Mems Shirts and Shorts, per suit ...... $l.0O
Continuing our 20% reduction on all
CURTAINS and DRAPERIES for
TWO MORE DAYS
~ MAKE THIS YOUR HEADQUARTERS
FOR YOUR CHILDRENs SCHOOL
NEEDS
m WE CARRY FULL LINE OF STAR
BRAND ALL LEATHER SHOES FOR
CHILDREN
3. NJ. Behrends Co., Inc.
sJmeaus Leading Department Store'
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Daily Empire Want Ads Pay!
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of labor
be
at in
hough the PWA loan bonds would be about $oooo
OF dEposng
the construction operation caor that
At nasty action VIII De
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THE PROPOSED PROGRAM

The estimated cost Of the various projects IS
"a Paving and regarding streets and sidew;
(2) Installing sewer and water pipes, $3.50
CD Replacing Gold Creek bridge at Calhoun y
(Q Constructing concrete bulkheads on q
nues, $12,S50;
(5) Constructing refuse incinerator to climi
bage dump, $4,000; ....s
CO. Engineering, supervising, and other owe
The Washington times., 1934-02-15
CIV. Group To
Give Comedy

'Three-C -Cornered Moon," Ger
trude Tonkonogy's comedy hit, will
be presented Thursday and Friday,
March l and 2, at $50 p. m, in
the Wardman Park Theater by
Cue and Curtain, dramatic organi-
zation Of the George Washington
University.
The play had it's premiere in
New York last year, and was listed
by Billboard" as one of the 10
best plays of the season. Following
its success on the stage, the play
was then made into a motion pic
ture, starring Claudette Colbert,
Mary Boland, Richard Arlen, and
others, and was shown in Wash
ington in october.
Constance Connor Brown is the
director. The local cast includes
Ruth Molyneaux, Adele Gusack,
Karl Gay, Walter Pick, Joe Dan
zansky, Leonard Stevens, Edgar
Beach, and Elizabeth Orth.
The Washington times., 1934-02-15
Library Concerts
Win avor

DevoteeS of chamber music
and they seem to be legion-are
revelling in rare musical treat
this week with the appearance
here of the Roth String Quartet
of Budapest.
Under the auspices of the Eliza
beth Sprague Coolidge foundation
the quartet is playing a series Of
concerts at the Library of Con-
gress, and at each concert there
has been a large and enthusiastic
audience.
Perhaps the most outstanding
feature Of the recitals is the play
ing of a Mozart number at each
recital. 1t is impossible to define
the Mozart music, save to say
that one cannot help but fall
under its spell and charm.
In addition the quartet is play
ing works of contemporary mod.
ernist, school composers, Honeg-
ger, COPELAND, StavinSky, Casella
and Harris.
There will be a concert tonight,
one tomorrow afternoon and a
final performance Saturday night.
The Washington times., 1934-02-15
Jerome Kern's TunefuI Melodies
Make Novaro-MacDonaId
-. Operetta a Success
Bv ANDREW R. KELLEY

movie doubeheader enjoyed by the preview privileged
last night.
Loew's showed "Cat and the Fiddle and RKOKeh' had
the Russian ambassador and his family present for the first
screening of Catherine the Great with Elisabeth Bergner
and Douglas Fairbanks, jr.
The Washington times., 1934-02-15

in the seats saw only a spec
tacle which was fairly entranc-
ing optical amusement.
When Little Women" wa S
shown at Keith'S, Hardie Mea-
kin became excited because some
body wrote in that the girls
of that period did not wear pan
taletteS. He sent one Of his
faithful scouts up to the Library
of Congress to waste good time
checking up on this point.
In Little Women" also they
sang "Oh, Little Town of Beth
lehem," and some smart folks
discovered the carol was not
written until 1868, or four years
after Louisa M. Alcott wrote the
novel. Who cares? And what
does it matter?
Now they say that Carlo in
Queen Christina" shows beneath
her long robes, N pair of feet clad
in what appear to be 1884 sport
brogueS. And that she never gives
John Gilbert a real kiss.
To all of which I say stuff and
nonsense and forget it. Those who
go to the movies looking only for
anachronisms are among those
who probably miss a good story.
They must If they are concerned
only with such things as whether
Jack Gilbert wears a polka dot tie
in one scene and two minutes
later is discovered wearing neck
wear that was invented in 1929.
To make it palmer. Moved and
seconded that those who come to
the movies with extra strong mag
nifying glasses for flaws be di-
rected to the Smithsonian Institu-
tion. There they will probably
The Washington times., 1934-02-15
Ballet Will PLAY
At National
Mar. 4

The Monte Carlo Ballet Russo,
which comes to the National
Theater for two performances
Sunday, March 4, brings not only
the cream of the classic ballets
with the satin slippers and bill
lowing tulle skirts, but also the
most modern, following in the
tradition set by the great ballet
organizer, the late Serge Diaghi-
lief.
AS has been the ballet fashion
since the days of Mozart, the
Monte Carlot Ballet Russo has
the direct collaboration of the
foremost composers and artists
of the day. Georges Auric, one
of Paris famous "Groupe de Six, -
has composed the music for two
of their ballets-"La Concurrence"
("CompetitionD, which is per-
haps the hit of their entire reper-
toire, and Lies Matelots" ("The
SailorS"), some of the music of
which was played here in a pro-
gram this season by the Phila-
delphia Symphony Orchestra.
Jean FrancaiX, another of the
modern French group, wrote the
music for Beach," which has
been hailed by many Of the
dancers in New York with special
acclaim, and also orchestrated
the music of Boccherini for
"Scuola di Ballo" ("Ballet
SchoorD. Other present-day COM
posers working with this group
include Roger Desormiere, Felix
Motif and Rieti.
In the same way, Andre
Derain, Raoul Duty, Christian
Berard, Andre Mason, Count
E ienne de Beaumont and Joan
Miro, the young Spaniard, have
designed unique and very color
full things for these ballets.
Tickets for the Monte Carlo
Ballet Russo are on sale at the
T. Arthur Smith Bureau, in
kits, 1880 G st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1934-02-15
MarIene Contradicts
Time-Honored Idea

Marlene Dietrich yesterday pre-
sented contradiction of the time
honored theory that a screen stars
status may be gagged by the
numerical strength of her entour-
age.
All the featured players work
ing with the star in scene of her
new production, 1.-THE Scarlet EN-
press" under Director Josef Won
Sternberg, we're attended on the
set by either personal maids or
Wallets. Miss Dietrich alone was
without such assistance. She con-
tented herself with the services OF
the studio makeup and hair
dressing departments.
The Washington times., 1934-02-15
Find Brown Babv

They finally found the baby to
play the part of Joe E. Brown as
a baby for the Warner picture
"Sawdust." And it's all very well
for Baby George Evans to have
the opportunity to COO before the
cameras, but what kind of future
rs a child got who's selected to
play a part because he looks as
though when he grows up he'll
have mouth big enough to hold
four billiard balls like Joe E.
Brown? He'll probably be a train
announcer he can retain the
four billiard balls. Poodles Hanne-
ford, the famous clown, has also
been signed for a part and the
whole troupe is working out at the
winter quarters of the AL Barnes
Circus in El Monte.
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