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Evening star., 1935-03-04

home) arrive here Thursday after
being looked over in Pittsburgh. Then
they will 60 to the Radio City Music
Hall in New York. When asked for
a statement about this event, Mr..
Meakin is reported to have said: Il
have every faith in these Roberta
dresses" And if Mr.. Meakin has faith
in a dress why that's an event In
itself.
X \ \
THE next attraction at the Belasco
L will be Petersburg Nights" We
hope, however. that sufficient interest
is being shown in that excellent film,
Power" to keep it going for some
time to come
THE one-act play tournament
dinner ended in blaze Of glory
last night at 1920 am. At that
time, Toastmaster Denis Connell put
away his gavel. DR.. Corbin, Mrs.
Peoples and Mr.. Stephen Kramer had
concluded their welcome messages;
Arthur Rhodes. Theodore Tiller, Jr.:
Marie Mcintyre, Ann Garrett. John
Sikken and others had been eulogized;
two plays had been given by the di-
rectors of the play groups; Bess
Schreiner had decided that she would
keep her hat on after all; Maud
Howell Smith had eaten everything
in sight, and Ann Ives was caught
reciting a brief bit Of Shakespeare in
between the salad course and the ice
cream.
Results: The play tournament was
q success. And next season there Is
very likely to be a fat prize for the
winners.
GEORGE WHITES SCANDALS"
~ with Alice Faye. James Dunn,
Lyda Roberti and others. comes to the
Fox late this month. And something
called Mark of the Vampire" with
Lionel Barrymore and Bella Lugosi,
will be around shortly. too.
William Fields, smart Green Pas
lures" press representatives, writes
from New York to say that all goes
well-in spite of the unexpected break
down of DE Lawd."
| From Warner Bros Bob Hussey
| lin HollywoodD: Maxine Derl, Don
| Woods and Bette Davis are all we'll
very welr'-and there's further news
about a new "Derl' heart-interest
which we may not print.
! Janet Gaynor will be at the Fox to-
night in person. This Miss Gaynor.
however, lives at 1882 Biltmore street
i northwest and is employed at the
United States Veterans Bureau.
A 10-minute satire newsreel on the
President, cabinet members and Gov
ernment officials made by the Fox
Movietone News will be a feature Of
the White House correspondents din
ner at the Willard Hotel on Saturday,
March %.
Evening star., 1935-03-04
TALENT AND SPEED
IN GAYETY PROGRAM

INDEPENDENT BURLEsoUE AS
SOCIATION presents 'Brevities,
with an all-star cast" reads the
Gayety's program this week. and that
sll-star cast is just what you'll find on
display before some very attractive
settings at the Ninth street outpost Of
burlesque. The Carroll Sisters, Jean
and Jo-Ann; Joan Dare, Dorothy De
Haven, Marian La Marr and Nora
Ford are the lasses present, and you
would have to search far to gather
another such capable and attractive
crew.
The blond and beauteous Sisters
Carroll, the completely attractive Miss
Dare and the flamboyant Nora Ford
are speciality artists of neXt-to-flnale
caliber. with Miss Ford possibly hav-
ing the edge. She knows what her
audience wants and gives it to them,
doing a rare dance of an original pat
tern and displaying talent. The Car
roll Sisters do "radium dance,
which is clever, individual and neatly
done; another dance which is all right
and a pair of parade specialties which
yesterday just about brought the pro-
ceedings to a standstill.
Joan Dare was held over for a Sec
ond week, the last time she was here,
and if you saw her them, you need no
prompting to remember her now.
Dorothy De Haven does a difficult
dance extremely well and works in
most of the comedy skits, but she has
entirely too little opportunity to pro-
ject that grand personality in song
numbers. Miss La Marr does two spe-
cialties in very acceptable manner.
The comedy interludes are done by
Bobby Vail, Eddie Lloyd and George
Murray, with the help of straight men,
Bert Saunders, Art Gibson and Johnny
De Arco, who also sings well. Some
of this comedy is very good indeed,
some of it is about average and some
Of it is very deep blue (
Especially recommended are dizzy
dance by Lloyd and Murray, and a
skit entitled "Other Peoples Money"
by Vail, Saunders and a couple Of
others. Several Of the ballet numbers
are particularly attractive, and the
production is a swiftly moving one
throughout. N. B.-The orchestral
score is excellently played. H. M.
Evening star., 1935-03-04
Grace and Charm Mark
Ballet Russo Programs
Successful Tour Has Added to Skill With
Which Dancers Perform on
Return Visit.
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

Monte Carlo Ballet Russo returned to the National The
ater yesterday for second appearance this year in both
matinee evening performances Several numbers Of
its repertoire which not here at former per
added interest the In the afternoon
Prince Igor dances and lie Marriage dAurore were given
the evening La Boutque Fanasque sced
with lie Tricorne" and LES PreSages'
Evening star., 1935-03-04
ALASKAN WINTER LOST
Warm February Skaters Mark OF
Same Month in 1924.

KETCHIKAN. Alaska, March 4
P).-Ketchikan residents are Won
dering where Winter was the past
Winter.
The weather mans summary for
February shows: No snow, lowest
temperature. % above; highest tenn
perature, 81 above. and mean tenn
perature, 40.5 degrees. The latter
mark shattered the previous warm
Winter" record of 1874 degrees set in
Febrllary 1924
Evening star., 1935-03-04

Mr.. CocHRAN's phone call ran
NA something like this: who in the
name of so-and-so and so-and-so
and so-in-so told you that 'Eve'-that
would be Miss LeGallienne, of course
will play at 50 top at the Ma
tional wasn't it in your paper?
no? oh well then. she
won't play at the National at a 81
top some paper said So"
tMr. Cochran had cooled down by
them now then, Rain From
Heaven with Jane CowI. will be the
last attraction at the National. be-
fore the National Players open there
for season starting April % :.
and before that We get Life Begins at
8:40' that's after L'Aiglon'
and Hollywood Holiday with
Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon {.
and Ill have some good news for you
about who's going to be who in the
stock company next week {.
that's all yep, now let me
speak to Dutch" and Dutch"
in the office, ran to the phone and
GOt HlS llStIuCClOIlS, IOU.
X X X
THE last thing we heard about Di-
rector Van Dyke was that he was
on his way to have tea with Mabel
Walker Willebrandt. That was after
the Loew breakfast at the Variety
Club. So you can see what a fine
breakfast that must have been. We
didn't get there-but according to re-
port, Mr.. Van Dyke tells the best yarns
on record, is on his way to doing an
other Thin Man" and as the director
of this and that and many another
excellent M-G-M film, should be feted
here as continuously as possible dur
Ing the next and last two days OF his
stay.
~THE WHOLE TOWNS TALKING" J"
the Columbia film that puts Ed
ward c. Robinson back on the map.
also gives Jean Arthur the break of
her life (cinematically). If you re-
member Eve don't. Miss Arthur got
what is called little temperamental"
over a film contract back year or
so, left Hollywood in a huff, made
more of a name for herself on Broad
way and finally was lured back with
this picture as reward. She's cool
and collected actress-has a neat pro-
fle-and is a splendid foil for the new
Mr. Robinson, whom you will not want
to miss seeing in one Of the surprise
pictures of the year.
X \
THE Hardie Meakin collection OF
L dresses, insured at $4,000, which
are being brought here to show you
how far Hollywood is willing to go
to see that its principals are dressed
right (stars never take their dresses
Evening star., 1935-03-04
DANCER PLANS RECITAL
Harold Kreutzberg Prepares fol
New Pork Performance.

NEW YORK, March 4 @.-Harold
Kreutzberg, Czechoslovakian dancer,
arrived yesterday from q three-week
trip to the Midwest to prepare for his
first New York recital in two years.
He expressed himself as terribly
curious to see If the people here really
like me as tremendously much as'they
used to-"
Evening star., 1935-03-04

Leonide Massine, in the role Of the
miller, in his dance arrangement, lie
Tricorne," to music by De Falla, car
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
Imported Reindeer Held
Boon for Poor Eskimos

Esklmos Of Canada's Far North
will develop In the next few years
from seml-stnrTed 10 a thrifty.
well-fed pastoral people. officials of
the Lomen Reindeer company be
lleve.
Delivery OF 900 head % reindeer
by the firm at Klttleazultt, North
west territory. furnished nucleus of
a new Industry and basis of support
for the EskImos. The herd reached
waiting corrals on the east shore
OF the Mckenzie river. after a Eve
year drive. a thousand miles by d.
rect line. across the Arctic circle
from Nabaktoolik. Alaska.
The Canadian government viii
keep Il intact for a year. officials
say. The number should nearly
double, as most OF the animals were
mature females.
"Next year the herd probably will
be divided into four parts and driv-
en- 70 different sections OF the
North" Lomen said. Those herds
will be subdIyIded when they have
multiplied. Not for several years
Will individuals and villages get nc
tual ownership OF the deer"
Meanwhile the Eskimos will re-
celve instruction In caring for rein
deer and most effective methods OF
handling reindeer products.
The same procedure was followed
successfully In Alaska by the Amer
lean government. Coming OF white
men. with new weapons. curtalled
native food supplies. The Eskimo
population was near starvation each
| winter.
Between 1892 and 1902 the gov
ernment imported 1.2S0 reindeer
! from Siberia. Today there are more
than 100000 In Alaska, OF which
about 100000 are owned by the 15..
600 Esklmos. The Lomen corpora
ton owns about 10000, the govern
ment the remainder.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
Bedtime StoruA
~ Thornton w BURGESS ~ = ssss,g

Grandfather FrUg saw Reddy start
10 spring on Danny Meadow Mouse
and closed bis big. goggly eyes so
that he would not see the dreadful
end Of Danny Tie expected TO hear
Danny's las, despairlng squeak. but
Instead he heard a splash. Grand
father Frogs big goggiy eyes tew
open. and then be gave a grunt Of
surprise oD the bank where Danny
had been a second before was Reddy
Fox. and II ever there was an angry
and disappointed Fox. that one was
Reddy. And there In the Smiling
Pool Itself was Danny Meadow
Mouse swimming straight out to
ward the middle as II be were quite
as much al home In the water as
his big cousin Jerry Muskrat him
self.
From the way he was headed II
was quite clear that Danny Intended
20 swim across the Smiling Pool
10 the other bank. "Chugarum !" ex-
claimed Grandfather Frog. 'Chuga.
rum Bravo. Danny Meadow Mouse
Brayo!'
Danny made no reply. de was
too busy. lie couldn't waste his
breath talking. Besides. be was
afraid he would swallow some wa
ter and choke. So he kept right on
swimming as hard as ever he could
The truth is, Danny was In hurry
20 reach the other bank. While he
wasn't afraid OF the water. be was
afraid OF certain folks who live In
the water. BE knew that Snapper.
the great. big Swapping Turtle lives
In the Smiling Pool. and that moth.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
Rare Trantparent Jewel

Foremost among the rarely beau
tiful transparent jewels Is the tour
maline. It's range OF colors in
natural light Is far wider than that
of the alexandrite, and indeed in
cludes practically every color OF the
spectrum. Those used primarily for
gem purposes are usually deep or
opaque greens, delicate pinks or
ruby reds. Many expensive tourma-
lines have two exquisite colors
blended superbly by mother nature.
For instance. there is the famous
watermelon" shade which consists
OF a thick center Of deep pink hue
with a thin outer edge OF green
washington Star.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
MEN AND WOMEN

50 a MAN Is seldom more manly
"A than when he Is what you
call unmanned-then his emotion is
championship. pity, and courage /;
the instructive desire to cherish
those who are innocent and unhap-
py, and defend those who are ten
der and weak"
Those words bring TO my mind
the case OF a man who let his
''manliness" stand In the way OF his
happiness II was a question OF for
giving his wife for a fault that had
humiliated him, that had caused
him TO lose face with his friends
The man wanted TO forgive and
forget. but he had his "self-respect"
he thought II wouldn't be "man.
ly." So he sacrificed the happiness
OF himself and the woman who
loved him.
And don't we women have the
same fault? We do not call 1t
"manllness"-it IS pride" or self
respect" on whose altar we make
sacrifices.
II may be a woman friend with
whom there is a rift. You miss her
companionshlp. you feel she misses
yours. The difference after all Is
not irremedial. But there is that
question of "self-respect" In making
the first move. What a man might
call his "manliness" deters you
from running after" her.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30

ing would make him happier than a
fat meadow mouse for his dinner.
Then Danny couldn't help but think
of Billy Mink. II Billy Mink should
happen along. well. Danny didn't
Ike 10 think OF e. You see. Billy
Mink Is also fond OF fat meadow
mice.
So Danny swan with a his might
for the other bank Of the Smiling
Pool There were some little holes
In that bank where be would feel
quite safe. AS for Reddy Fox. he
looked both foolish and angry. You
see. Reddy had felt absolutely sure
OF that Meadow Mouse dinner. As
II was. he wouldn't even get a frog
dinner. FOR. at the warning OF Red
wing the Blackbird. all the young
frogs along the edge OF the Smiling
Pool had dlved for safety.
G. ". Burgess Service
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30

drinks there are In the world.
Then each of you take turns asking
each other which drink you prefer.
Now you're all set When she asks
you: do you like tear" turn TO
her and say: Yes. but | like the
next letter better"
Dear Mr.. Wynn:
| am a boy eleven years old and
In the sixth grade In public school.
have TO write story about the
most unusual animal In the world.
Please tell me what II is and why,
will you?
Yours truly.
|. HATEORITE.
Answer: The most unusual anil
NAL In the whole world is "a man."
because a man is the only animal
that can be skinned" more than
once.
Dear Mr. Wynn:
am a young and rather attrac-
tive looking blond girl. | am In
love and 20 with a handsome boy
about my own age. lie Is pro-
fessIonal baseball player My moth
er says II Is wrong for ME to go
with a baseball player. as he is In
a wicked business Is this true?
Sincerely,
A. FOUL.
Answer: Tell your mother base
ball is not wicked If she looks In
the Bible she will read: "Rebecca
took q pitcher to the well"
G. the Associated Newspa pers.
WNU Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30

inteu8ed 20 Stay There n., . s..rr g.
the old fashioned AMI dizzy ideas
which werc p~rco,aiin- arund IN
bis head were replaced by q little
common srnse-
And forthwith Cariene packed up
her belongings dressed the children
ard departed uorihward aiihout 81
much hs q good by
old fashioned Nat let her ~ and
his )aw SCI in Characteristic stub
born style The next day he went
downtown ard purchased s'rawber.
rie@
After that ne spent wr~k mop
inT arnnn1 and trtinE mot to miss
Carlene and Finding u a difficult
taxk.
lie was siili pretty stubborn
aboui {, al. but he did Wish Car
lene was hack. and wanted badly 20
see the children
lie stuck &, out FOR two more
davs and then. finally convinced
thar Carlene wasn't going % come
home until he made some move 20
bring her back. took his pride be
tween his teeth and called her on
the phone
Nathaniel wnz an glad 20 hear
CarIene's yulce that he didn't de-
tcri the note OF eaEerness wifh
which she agreed to come horn"
And he wns 50 clad 20 see her ani
the children that Il never occurred
10 him 70 30 surprised az the rapid
lty wlth which She responded 90 his
call
They were standing IN 'he
Kitchen. closely eufolded In each
others arms shen Cnrlrne 0idden-
Is drew away and stared
She was staring n the shelves
above the kitchen sink
Two rows ~ quart jars reposod
there and each iar contained nm
assortment % iusrious strawberries
-Nat: You actually dld Il, Oh.
Mar. darling. I'm 50 sorry II
had no idea you wanted them a.
badly as that
She ching n him ienderiy.
Darling I'm 50 sorry. prom
lse that every summer hereafter
III can a. much fruI, and vese-
tables ~ you want u was selfish
% me 70 say wouldn'i DO ~"
Nathaniel patted her shoulder
and said. There. there You needn't
can them n you don't want "a.
Guess can survive on store s;uff. ="
Then be led her 20 their bedroom
and showed her the new white sum
mer coat bed boushi for her trip
"a the Cape And after that car
lene was more rcpeuuve than ever.
and said that on the morrow she'd
inauguraie her regular summer
canning schedule.
That night after Carlene had
gone 20 sleep Nathaniel Law FOR n
long time plciurlng the luscious
canned fruit and vegetables which
would next winter prove such a
rarity and a relish 10 him. man
who couldn't ret the idea ont ~
his head that hoine-canned preserves
we're the best. Ills only rrgret was
that somehow he'd have 20 eat the
tao doxen Jars of canned straw
berries which he'd bought al the
local grocer's and which now re-
posed on the shelves above the
Kitchen sink. and appear 10 Ike
them.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
Through ,'A" ''v'o" e
A WOMAN'S EYES


And II that "self-respect" can
stand between you and another
woman-what havoc II can work
between you and a man. even the
man you lovel Whatever the hurt
or the wrong. coming from the man
Ii attacks your womanllness
Perhaps a woman. too. Is most
womanly and most self-respecting
when she allows such emotions as
pity, courage. love. to sway her, and
to subordinate that pride which In
a man Is called "manliness."
q Reii svndlca,e-WNIJ serytce
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
BOX
by ED.WYNN, The Perfect Fool

Dear Mr. Wynn:
am q man twenty-four years OF
age and extremely bashful. ! am
madly In love with a girl my own
age and would like to marry her.
but | am too bashful to even broach
the subject | will never get over
my bashfulness. and do not know
what to do. Can you give me an
Idea that will help meI
Yours truly.
o. 3. O'GOSH.
Answer: The next time you call
on her get the conversation switched
around to the different kinds OF
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
YOU AND |
TOGETHER
BY ANNE CAMPBELL

VOU and together
Have shared adversely.
our faith has tumbled mountains
or care into the sea.
We've faced small tribulations
with laughter In each heart;
But what has life to offer
For you and me. apartl
You and together
Are strong 10 conquer Fate.
But separate. how stony
The path 10 heavens gatel
DO not fear llfe's sorrows.
But | should miss the start,
And never reach the hilltop.
with you and me, apart
copyright.-WSU Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
A Small Bible

One OF the smallest Bibles in the
world was printed at Glasgow In
1901. without the cover 1t meas
ures IL by IL inches, and is sev-
en-sixteenths Of an inch thick. 1t
contains $40 pages and many illus
trations.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
WHAT DANNY MEADOW
MOUSE DID

ITO GRANDFATHER FROG.
Il watching from the safety OF the
Smiling Pool. II seemed that Danny
Meadow Mouse hadn't the least
chance In the world. There be was
on the bank OF the Smiling Pool
with water In front OF him and
Reddy Fox creeping up right behind
him To try 10 run back would be
20 run right into Reddy's mouth.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
Screen Star Builds Miniature Doll House

house OF Is o
which worlds
exquisite
period
Is be millions from
abroad viii donated
Tot crpp
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30

So Danny Swan With All His Might
for the other Bank OF the Smiling
Pool.
There wasn't a place for Danny 10
hide.
Il told Danny he was foolish 10
come over here" muttered GRANDPA
ther Frog. I'm rather fond OF the
little fellow. and hate TO think that
shall never see him again"
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-30
Do You Know

That the strange supersti-
ton of touching wood to
avert evil comes down to us
from the Druids. In touch
ing wood you are praying to
the tree gods, as the Druids
used to do, begging them to
give you happiness and pre-
serve you from bad luck.
c. Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
WNU Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-12-06
WALTER J0HANS0N BUYS
 HOUSE FR0F JOHN K0H1

John Kohl this week sold his float house and furniture to Walter Johansen who will move it onto a lot adjoining the Loyal Binkley bungalow on Wrangell Highway.
 The house is one that two years ago Johu Richie, wlo is W enro'tte 10 the South Sea Islands, bought rom the A. P. A. cannery group and remodeled into three-rooms and bath float house.
 MT. Richie constructed the bath tub of tile in an orange, black and white color scheme. He put in ex- tensiye tile work Tn the kitchen. also. MT. Kohl, who bought the house last spring, added still furth- CT improvements so that Mr. Johan- sens new home is a very attractive and desirable piece of property.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-12-06
NORTH STAR BRINGS DIESEL
 AND REINDEER FOR SCHOOL

The Bureau of Indian affairs motorship North Star. Capt s. T. |. WhitIam. commanding. southbound from Point Barrow and way ports, arrived in port here Tuesday morr- ing with a varied and interesting cargo and a number of government service employees in far north stations enroute to the states on vacation.
 A number of reindeer carcasses We're left at Wrangell Institute and 3S.000 gallons of diesel oil were pumped into the Institute tanks Ten reindeer carcasses were unload ed al Wrangell. five being indiyid- ual purchases and five by the town Tor relief distribution.
 The North Star loaded about 1.00O reindeer carcasses at Kivalina and 300 more at Cape Prince of Wales. Of that number about 90G were sold at Alaska ports before reaching Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-12-06
MARRIED MEN ORGANIZE
 NEW BASKETBALL TEAM

A Married Mems basketball team has been organized and the "old men" are turning out regularly for practice. They are arranging for games in the Wrangell tournament and expect to give the young fel- lows some strong competition.
 Members of the team are Ralph Prescott. Eoward Messenger. Henry Bowman. Manuel Loftus and John Grover. Marion Goodrich. although not one of the inner circle, is play :ng with the team.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-12-06
At the Churches
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH

heY. RusseII F. Pedersen, Pastor. 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship. From Thanksgiving to Christ mas "
 12:00 noon Bible School. Niche miah Rebuilding the Wall Oi Jerusal em." Nehemiah 4.6. The people had a mind to work" 7:S3 D. m. Evening Worship: Get ting set for Christmas" Special music.