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Evening star., 1935-07-10


of this situation would seem to be
to ask the lady herself. Will some
body please bring Miss Rainer
cRiner') to town?
y y
pRUDOLPH BERGER, resident
~ manager of the Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer Distributing Corp. located, In
case you don't know, at 1909 New
Jersey avenue northwest, has given
us an impressive list of M-G-M films
which will be shown at local Loew
theaters during August. September
October and November. These in
clude:
China Seas"-with Clark Gable
Jean Harlow, Wallace Beery, Lewis
Stone. Rosaline Russell, Dudley Digges
c. Aubrey Smith and Robert Bench
ley.
"O'Shaughnessys Boys" w h
Jackie Cooper. Wallace Beery
Spanky Mcfarland, Henry Stephen
son and Sarah Haden.
Bonnie Scotland"-with Laurel
and Hardy.
Here Comes the Band'-with Tee
Lewis. Virginia Bruce, Spanky Nc
Farland, Harry Stockwell, Nat Pen
dleton and Ted Healy.
The Bishop Misbehaves" - with
Frank Morgan, Edna May Oliver and
others.
Anna Karenina Greta Gar
bo, Frederic March. Freddie Bartholo-
NEW, May Robson, Maureen O'Sulli-
van. Basil Rathbone. Reginald Owen,
Gyles Isham and Joan Marsh.
Glamour" Joan Crawford,
Brian Aherne, Frank Morgan, Aline
MacMahon, Erid Blore and Fred
Heating.
"Pursuit'-with Chester Morris and
Sally Eilers.
Tale of Two Cities"-with Ronald
Colman, Donald Woods, Elizabeth
Allen, Reginald Owen, Walter Catlett,
Edna May Oliver, Blanche Yurka and
Fritz Leiber.
Broadway Melody of l936'-with
Jack Benny, Robert Taylor. Una
Merkel, Eleanor Powell, June Knight
and Wilma and Buddy EbSen.
Black Chamber" - with William
Powell, Rosaline Russell, Binnie
Barnes, Lionel Atwill and Cesar
Romero.
Robin Hood of Ell Dorado"-with
Warner Baxter, Jean Parker, Margo
and j. Carroll Naish.
"Mutiny on the Bounty"-with Clark
Gable. Charles Laughton, Franchot
Tone, Dudley Digges, Henry Stephen
son. Spring Byington and others.
"A Night at the Opera"-with the
four Marx Brothers, Kitty Carlisle
and Walter King.
Another new Crawford production
with Clifton Webb.
And Let Freedom Ring"-with
jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy.
x x
TONIGHT: The Washington Com
munity Players will present "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" at 8
O'Clock at the Sylvan Theater.
Evening star., 1935-07-10

Lawrence Tibbett has rented Tito
Schipa's house on Alpine drive for
his Summer stay in Hollywood. E.
There's swimming pool that goes
with it, which means lot to Larry
who loves to swim, and will doubtless
be found at many of the smart beach
clubs, too, during his visit here. &.
Before Tibbett took the house Fred
Astaire lived in it. =.
Hollywood stars are still visiting
the Griffiths Park Observatory and
planetarium to get a closeup of the
real stars. The planetarium
where you may hear lecture each
afternoon and evening, is far more
dramatic than anything Hollywood
has to offer. No set creates the
thrill that the man-made heavens
give when you sit in darkness and
the "fake stars" are flashed into view
The lecture accompanying the
heavenly view is short, interesting and
calculated to appeal to the average
mans interest in the sky. Don't
miss it, should you visit Hollywood
Charles Rays flower shop, THE
Rosery," continues to be a rendez-
vous for the movie colony and
Rays fans. of course, flock there to
do their buying. Did you know
that Sid Grammar has played more
practical jokes than almost any one
On rJo11uuyordo Iopco tho
tical joke to stop all practical jokes,
which was played on Sid on a recent
visit East. He was apparently
''Snatched" by a couple of gun-men,
and didn't know it was all in fun
until he had promised $4,000 cash
to each man to let him 60. -.
Head Of the class to Luise Rainer
for her charming work in "Es-
capade" She revived the old-time
unsophistication of Lillian Gish, and
should be popular screen material If
correctly cast. -.
This is hard to believe, but they
tell us that Greta Garbor was def
nitely injured by a lot of comical
publicity Jimmy Durante gave her,
by saying that he was mad about her,
etc. It's hard to think that fans
haven't yet learned to take what
jimmy says with grain of salt :.
But apparently they haven't SO far
as Greta Is concerned.
Rumor to the contrary, We saw Jean
Harlow and William Powell together
at his preview of "Escapade" So
the story of their coolness isn't true
Ruby Keeler is a comparatively
new convert to golf E. Yet she now
gives AL Jolson, her teacher, several
strokes per hole - which serves
Evening star., 1935-07-10

So delighted are audiences With this
color short that an absolute volley OF
applause follows-something which Is
comparable only to that rare moment
when Odeon Player Harry Macarthur
made his now immortal debut last
Thursday night in THE Bride the
Sun Shines On"
Water Babies" is an arms length
ahead of most Disney shorts. While
1t hasn't the magic theme song OF
the Three Little Pigs" its workman
ship is nicer, its infants more engag-
ing and its ending something that you
will long remember. Every child and
parent in town should see it the
grown-ups for its quaint humor, the
little ones for the animals and the
fun and the expert coloring.
If this isn't as fine thing as has
come from Hollywood, then we will
gladly admit that the moon is square
or that Make Baer is also as con-
slant as the moon.
X X
THE Belasco Theater is going fuli
steam ahead with its alterations
Manager AL Tamarin tells US that all
will be ready Labor day for the Sched-
uled opening. At that time the Eng
lish production of Loves of Die
tator," starring Give Brook and
Madeleine Carroll, will be shown.
Other films booked for early showing
there include George Arliss first mod
ern picture, which is being made in
England; Conrad Veidt's new starring
film, Peter LORE and Nova Pilbeam
in The Man Who Knew Too Much,
Ian Kiepura and Marta Eggerth in
my Heart Is Calling" Mr. Kiepura
again in M Song for You and
Evelyn Laye in "Evensong."
: A INVOLVEMENT from Tom Moore
and associates: Beginning next
Monday, July IS. we shall be ready to
receive applications from artists, both
amateur and professional, who may
wish to take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to be on the roster of the Rialto
Players.
THE Rialto Players will be, in effect,
a reservoir of talent from which to
draw upon for parts in stage, movies
radio, musical plays and other produc-
tions to be staged. including drama,
romance, comedy, solo and dance en-
sembles. -. All those wishing to make
applications should address same to
Rialto Players, Rialto Theater, or call
in person between the hours of 10 to
IL, or 2 to 5 pm. Monday to Friday
inclusive, where Miss Jane Slater will
be in attendance to receive them"
X X
THE latest developments in the
Luise Rainer pronunciation epi-
demic which is hitting this country
comes through the courtesy of Edna
Herman, who writes in to say that
Miss Rainer's name is pronounced
"Riner." This new and alarming state
of affairs originated with Cal Yorke,
who in his Hollywood column says
that La Rainer's name rhymes with
shine and not with rain.
After viewing the film for a second
Evening star., 1935-07-10

him right for insisting she take 1t
up as hobby. =.
Now that Ruth Chattertons a real
pilot, though she is grounded during
her work in "a Feather in Her Hat, "
another member of the cast has taken
to flying in big way . refer
to Louis Hayward, who also has as
pirations in this direction. -.
Hollywood would have you know
that Wendy Barrie is still receiving
cables from Jimmy Donohue :. and
when you finally see THE Dark
Angel" Goldwyn's next talkie, you
will know that the following writers
have added their bit to the final
screen verSion-Thornton Wilder, who
was engaged, we hear, at $500 a
week; Frank Partos, Samuel Hoffen-
stein. John Balderston, Claudine West.
Mordaunt Sharp, and Lillian Hellman,
who wrote "Childrens Hour" a re-
cent New York hit -.
They say that the dine chain letters
have just hit London full force, and
heaven help the poor Prince of Wales
. imagine his morning mail .
Myrna Logs Partisan wardrobe is an
other matter of current comment
she certainly can wear clothes,
and knows her own mind when it
comes to designing them, too .
so she should boast a few numbers
that are totally new, -.
And Private Worlds" the success
full Claudette Colbert Charles Boyer
film, finally has been received into
the British fold, after certain scenes
were removed from the picture .
Margot, in case you wonder what has
become of her, will appear opposite
Warner Baxter in the Joaquin Muri-
eta film that M-G-M has been ready
to start for some time now .. Michael
Bartlett recently made his first visit
to Monterey County, Calf, and is
practically overcome seems that
Carmel and Del Monte were too much
for him but who doesn't feel that
way about them?
(Copyright 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1935-07-10
Tibbett Renting Schipa's
Residence in Hollywood
Mary Carlisle Reported Casting Eyes at
Michael Bartlett-F'ilm Stars Gaz-
ing at the Real Stars
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

OLLYWOOD July 10 NANA)-Whas this about Carlisle
casting pretty blue direction Michael Bartlett?
/ to
L of wouldn't excellent Don
ose in the proposed Carmen that Lubch decide for
told didn't discuss this
seriously until he felt he had found the perfect cast for it.
Tbbett Escamo' with Moore who will be
talking
could a better
Evening star., 1935-07-10
THREE BITTEN BY DOGS
Two Children and Man Treated
at Hospitals.

A man and two children were given
hospital treatment for dog bites yes
terday.
They were John z. Smith, 38, of
500 Third street, who was bitten on
the hand when he stopped to pet
a dog in the 300 block of G street;
Geraldine Welchel, 4, of 81 I street,
who was bitten on the leg. and Joseph
Goslin, 10, of 349 Tenth street south
east. who was bitten on the foot
while playing in the 1000 block of
South Carolina avenue southeast
Smith and the Welchel child were
treated at Sibley, while the Goslin
boy was taken to Providence.
Evening star., 1935-07-10

worn grass skirt. professionally
AS an authority on the subject, she
settled for us a question which has
split families and brought civil war
to nations. They do tickle.
r. B. p, Jr.
Evening star., 1935-07-10
Walt Disney Scores Again
With "Water Babies" Short
New Silly Symphony Now Being Shown at
the Palace Theater Is Placed at
Head of the List.
BY E. de S. MELCHEl.,

IkV BABIES" classic and work OF art.
h;s xs have s sa tbs s
your other and march into the Palace Iheater
attractive shorts that Master
, 1935-05-03
RIFLES PLAY
SABINAS Nine
Especial to The Re-ald)

MISSION, May 3.-Another OF
south Texas widely-known Semi-pro
baseball clubs will open its season
here Sunday when the Mission 5000
Rifles will meet the strong Sabinas
Brewers OF San Antonio in the dedi-
cation game Of the new Mission ball
park.
The Rifles. Oldest seE1i-pro club In
the Lower Rio Grande Valley. have
just moved into the remodeled and
rehabilitated American Legion
sports park and the game will be the
first played In the new park. The
RrandStand has been moved TO the
southwest corner Of the playing
field. new box seats have been built
and new bleachers placed. A new
board fence encloses the diamond
and seating facilities will now acco-
mediate over 900 persons.
The 1885 Rifles probably win pre-
sent as strong a club this season as
they did In 1884. when they were
barely noSed out for Valley title hon.
ors by the McAllen Lions. The Lions
will play in the new Rifles park on
May u to renew their perennial
scrap with the Mission club.
Leo Najo. former Texas league
star. will again act as field captain
for the Rifles and Ernest ContreraS
viii handle business arrangements.
, 1935-05-03
Chisox and Reds Going
Great, Thanks to Rocks

mound winning his first three games
In fine style.
Cincinnati,s freshmen haven't
bean 30 impressive at the plate
Lew Riggs tops them with a .2e6
average-but either their inspirat-
ticn or the realization that they
have to battle for their regular Jobs
has started a few Of the veterans to-
ward comebacks. IT has helped TO
nut the Reds into the first division
scrap.
In the number OF rockies playing
daily the Reds still T at the top.
Riggs. Billy Myerx and Alex KAN
pourts, who scarcely has graduated
from the recruit class, are In the in
field, Ival Goodman on the outer
line. Bill Campbell catching and
Gene Sctott and al Hollingsworth
taking their turns on the mound.
National Pickings Are Poor
In contrast to this array. the rest
Of the National Leagues rookie crop
locks slim. Pittsburgh presents OAR
rell (Cy) Blanton. sensational youn
hurler who has won three games,
granted only is hits and whitfield p
batsmen. Most Of the others have a
pitcher or two UP from the minors
but 50 far the other recruits have
done little OF importance.
In the American League the
standouts In the hitting line are Roy
Beau Bell Of the Browns and Mel
Armada Of the Red Sox. with batting
averages Of 1873 and 327 respective
ly Roy Hughes has been perform
ing 80 well In the Cleveland infield
that he may be hard TO Gust when
Billy Knickerbocker Is able 70 play
again, but Louis CBozie) Berger
hasn't yet come up TO expectations.
Alvin (Jake) Powell apparently
has won a steady job In Washing
ton rs outfield and Wally Moses with
the Athletics, where Alex Hooks and
Lamar Newsome seem to be tnfield
fixtures. Some good pitching per-
fomances in the junior circuit have
come from Vito Tamulis Of the YAM
KEGS, Leon Petit OF washington.
who put in 10 years In the minor
Joe Sullivan OF Detroit and Joe
Vance OF Chicago.
Recruits and veterans alike were
scheduled to meet new and perhaps
sitter tests Friday with the open
ing OF the first east-west rounds In
both leagues.
Thursdays three game program
a waShout, as rain and cold
halted the New York-Brooklyn and
Philadelphia Boston games in the
National League and Detroit-St.
Louis In the American.
, 1935-05-03
Cardinals Set
For F%alfurrias
Especial to The Herald)

McALLEN. May 3.-Coach G. M.
Dutch" Flory's Harrington High
school Cardinals flew high here To
win the Lower Rio Grande Valley
high school baseball championship
from the La Joya High School Coy
oteS, Valley champs for the past two
seasons. Coach Fory, who came to
the Valley only two months ago. al
ready has won an athletic cham
pionShip In District 23-B. which in
cludeS all Valley Class B schools In
the Texas InterScholastic League.
Harrington will play the FalfurriaS
Jerseys for the bi-district title soon.
Coach Brick Decker'S Coyotes
agreed to play Valley teams this
season even after the league had
automatically awarded the cham
pionship to La Joya on the basis Of
the past two years experience. After
award Of the title. two or three VAL
ley high schools decided to play high
school baseball and petitioned the
league for an opportunity to win the
flag. Coach Decker was given the
right 70 determine whether he would
hold the title or play for It. He elect
ed TO play. telling newspapermen
he would rather earn the title than
receive 1t as q gift.
Coach Decker's craftsmanship cost
him the title this season, the Cardi-
mails defeating his club II to 9 and
y to 4 In o doubleheader played or
neutral ground here
, 1935-05-03
MUSTANGS ARE
GIVEN FAVOR
Especial 20 The HerAIdl

AUSTIN. May 3.-The Thomas
jefferson high school Mustangs Of
San Antonio are the favorites to
win the state track and field title
here Saturday and II they do they
will replace the Port Arthur Yellow
Jackets who have Won the title for
the past two years.
Thomas Jefferson, featuring one
Of the best burdlers IN the south
west, Bob Hartenberger, nave nine
men qualified fol the state meet.
The Donna high school Redskins
also r expected to be OF the
leading contenders for the state
title. In Red" Stuart they have
a really great quarter miller and he
also performs in the 900 and runs
the anchor on a brilliant relay
team.
Other Valley entries who have a
chance in the point winning are
Brownsville in the relay, Norwood
Black of Rio Hondo in the half
mile, Molly Mars Of Stuart Place
IN the discus, and possibly Nc
Dsvitt OF Brownsville and Charley
Clark Of McAllen in the broad
jump.
Brownsville placed second in the
state meet last season when Jack
Ellington won the century and
placed second in the go for eight
tallies.
, 1935-05-03
U. S. DAVIS
TEAM IS SET
Allison, Wood, Bulge, Mako
And Van Ryn Slated
For Squad

NEW YORK, May 3.-P-As far
rs the United States Lawn Tennis
association Is concerned, everything
Is "in the bag" except the Inter-
national Davis Cup and that may
become part OF Uncle Samuel's Of
fetal baggage with a few timely
breaks.
The entire personnel Of the squad
which will 80 TO England in June
In quest OF the elusive trophy
contingent, Of course. on Americas
conquest OF two opponents IN the
zone matches IN Mexico City this
month-has been selected.
The team will be shepherded BY
Joseph w. Wear OF Philadelphia,
who guided the American net con-
tingent In 1923 and has been named
successor to r. Norris (Dick) Will
Hams. nOn-playing 1884 captain.
Five players we're named as likely
members Of the squad. They are
Wilmer Allison OF Austin, Texas. and
Sidney 3. Wood, Jr., Of New York,
ranked No. / and No. 2 In the ma
ton; j. Donald Bulge OF san Fran
cisco, c. Gene Mako OF Los Angeles
and John Van Ryn Of Philadelphia.
The first four are virtually GER
ain OF making the trip to England
tC meet the winner Of the European
zone qualification round.
Under tentative plans the squad
viii arrive In England for practice
Emo competition IN the Queens club
tournament beginning June II as
final preparation for the British
championship tournament at VIM
bledon June Ia 10 July g.
, 1935-05-03
Author Confesses
He il 'Firebup'

CHICAGO, May 2. R-Herbert
earle Peterson. q 30-year-old maya
zine writer. who had set down his
strong fascination for fires In three
bulky diaries, confessed. Rogers Park
police said Thursday. that he was
the ftrebug who has terrorized the
North Side Rogers Park residential
district.
Peterson admitted setting q series
Of 10 fires in the district. the police
said. and win face a charge of muir
der by arson because Mrs. Julia
Goldberg, 70, was trapped In one Of
them and WINS burned to death.
, 1935-05-03
NELLIE FLAG, FILLY, WELL REGARDED in KENTUCKY DERBY


The Troop ID bowling quint hung
up two league records Thursday
night when Il defeated the league
leading Arbuckle Machinists three
straight games or the Arcadia Al
leys
With Szpeinski and Wallace 20
Ing over COOS. the Troopers piled up
a total score OF Att to beat the
old record held by Arbuckle by as
pins
SGT. 6zpeinSki set a new league
single-game record with q 253 IN
tho final game. This bettered by nine
pins the old record jointly held by
Reese and Bill Ball.
The scores Of both teams were
unusually good Thursday night IN
addition 70 Sgt. Szpeinski's 253. Wal
lace got a ga and a 205. Henry got
a 222 and 200. Shealer shot a 90,
Bill Ball a 202 and Monette a 20l.
The McnrnC.
, 1935-05-03
STEER TRACK
VICTORY SEEN
Records Will Be In Danger
In Southwest Loop
Meet May IL

COLLEGE STATION, May g.
Stout-hearted competitors from the
seven Southwest Conference schools
will vie for medals. points and rec
ordS on the track and field, and
faculty representatives viii ponder
Their regulations Friday and Sat-
urday, May III and II. at Texas AIM
College. In addition TO the confer
ence track meet and session Of the
governing body, ATHLETIC directors
and business managers Of member
schools also will have their Spring
meeting here.
Form charts predict the Univer-
Slty OF Texas Longhorns viii repeat
as conference champions, with the
Rice Owls a close second and the
Texas Aggies third. The four other
schools. Baylor, Arkansas, Texas
Christian and Southern Methodist,
are expected to send a number OF
outstanding performers. however.
A number OF conference records
seem in danger Of being bettered
and the field for the meet can
muster its full share OF colorful
performers. Among these will be
"Chink" Wallender, Longhorns, In
the sprintS; Leo Smokey Brothers,
Owls, IN the quarter-mile: Bill Wal
lace, Owls, Forrest Wilson, Long
horns. and Capt. Wilbert RAINBOW.
AggieS. IN the hurdles; George VIII
SON, Longhorns In the two-mile;
Vlckery, Granger and Anderson,
LonghornS, and Taylor Wilson and
Jimmy McFatridge, Aggies, In the
high Jump; Walter Skripka, Aggies
and Macs and Let's. Owls, In the
javelin; Vance, Texas. Weichert,
owls. and Alexander, Aggies, In the
pole vault. and the crack Steer 440-
yard relay team OF Pickett. Rock
hold. Gruneison and Wallender.
, 1935-05-03
and Frogs
Open Series Friday

COLLEGE STATION, May g.
Virtually out OF the championship
picture but with a good chance for
second place. the Texas AgRles viii
play the Texas Christian Frogs on
the Kyle Field diamond here Friday
and Saturday. The Aggies are four
games behind the leading Univer-
S!ty or Texas LonghOrns. with only
four games 70 play. but are only
y game behind the Second-place
Frogs.
Capt. Jake Mooty. OF Fort Worth,
who has hurled f0rty-nine OF the
10 l-3 innings the Aggies have been
afield in conference play. probably
will start Fridays game In the
box. Saturdays Aggie hurler prob
ably will be either doc" Pitner,
Denton sophomore who blanked
Baylor 90 the past week, or Homer
Martinez. letterman from Hebron
vile.
, 1935-05-03
TEAM SKEET
SHOOT SLATED
Airport and City Gunners
To Match Skill
Friday

Team play I'm skeet shooting was
70 be inaugurated here Friday after
noon with a squad OF six Airport
markSmen competing against
Brownsville sportsmen Oh the Bat
sell-WellS Skeet field.
The city gunners will handicap
the Flyers 20 birds per round and
two rounds will be shot. The
squads and their handicapS averages
r as follows: Airport-Durst ms,
Willy 10. Studeman N, Lynch l5.
Clark 20. Monette II; City-Arm-
strong ~. McCandleSS 20. Capt.
Vail is. Young II. Batsell %, Hunt
er Il. burst and Young are TO
use .Al0S and their handicap aver
ages r figured on that basis.
MRS. Lena More OF Brownsville
proved the sensation OF the Wed
nesday afternoon shoot BY break
inc a III In her first round OK 10.
Seventeen Is a good score for a
regular gunner. The wednesday
scores included.
, 1935-05-03
Here's Facts On
6lst Running Of
Kentucky Classic

Time and place-Churchill
Downs. Louisville. az approximate
ly 5 p. n. Central Standard time)
on Saturday, May 4.
ConditionS-Sixty-first running,
for three-year-Olds, at a mile and
q quarter. with $4,000 added. OF
which $4,000 TO second, $1,000 TO
third and $1,000 to fourth.
Probable Starters-Today, Nellie
Flag, Plat Eye, Omaha, Common
wealth, Psychic Bid, Sun Fair
play, Boxthorn. Whopper. Roman
Soldier, Whiskclo, Tutticurio,
Morpluck. St. Bernard. Mccarthy,
Blackbirder and Bluebeard.
Doubtful starters Prince
Splendor, Chanceview, Shoeless
Joe and Weston
FavOrite-C. ". Whitney's colt,
To-day. OF Warren Wright's filly.
Nellie Flag.
Derby record-2:0l As, by
Twenty Grand, in 1891.
Probable weather-Cool and
cloudy.
Broadcast-National Network
CCBS).
, 1935-05-03
(By The Associated Preasl

II seems TO be m almost mbreak-
able rule IN baseball that youth
must be served-especially In the
early spring. That goes q long way
toward explaining the positions Of
the Chicago White Sox and Cincin-
natl Reds In the current major lea
que standing as well as a number Of
other April surprises.
The White Sex, running O close
second TO Cleveland In the Ameri-
can league. appear to have skim
red the cream Of this seasons
rookie crop with Vernon Washing
ton. hitting .305. Ray Radcliff In the
outfield. and John Whitehead on the
, 1935-05-03

Mixed doubles competition will be
continued Sunday afternoon with
the event scheduled 70 close out
Sunday after next. The Reese
Carmichael team II leading with a
total score Of 1891 and the Arbuckle-
Lynch combination is second with
1913. The other scores include:
Monette-C Cole 1881, Boeer-E Cherry
1894. Shealer-Vandever 1927. Pech-
stein-K. Cherry lT44.
A. j. Monette holds the high
score for men In this competition
with a 258. Mrs. Q. G. Cole holds
ladies' high with 1877.
, 1935-05-03

home hun@OVeTSJIeeL. Jb MJ-
Escobar. 2B Hits-Loya, Cabler. Es-
cobar, Narvaez, Lesser, Jeans, Trdla.
Pitching Records-GarZa allowed Is
hits. struck out one and walked one
IN nine innings: OverStreet allowed
10 hits. struck out eight and walked
one In eight innings.