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MRS. ALICE M. GARLAND
OF CHEVY CHASE BURIED
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

special DlSpdtCn 10 Inc SJdr.
CHEVY CHASE, Md, June 10
Funeral services for Mrs Alice NJ.
Garland, wife of William S. Garland,
whose death from heart attack oc-
CURED Friday, were held at the home,
y East LenOX street, Chevy Chase,
yesterday afternoon. Burial was in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Washington.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Garland
is survived by a daughter, Marjorie
f. and son, Jerome M Garland
Before her marriage. she was a Miss
McDuffee Although her death vas
sudden. she had not been well for a
long time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-10
ElECTR0CUTION HELD
ACCIDENT BY CORONER
Worker Killed on Top of Train.
Burial in Edinburg After
Funeral Tomorrow.

A certificate of accidental death has
been issued by Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald in the case of Roscoe c..
Haga, so, of 442 Tenth street south
west. who was electrocuted Saturday
night While at work on the top OF a
railroad train at Seventh street and
Virginia avenue southwest.
Haga is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Anna M. Haga, and four children,
Mrs. Marjorie Aderholdt, Charles,
Richard and Doris Haga.
Funeral services will be conducted
IN the chapel at Taltavull's. 436 Sew
enth street southwest, at pm. to-
morrow. Burial will be at Edin-
burg. Va.
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MRS. MARY c. PETIT
OF EVANSVILLE DIES
Was Sunday School Teacher and
Active Worker in First
Baptist Church.

Special Disps tch TO The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md. June 10
Mrs. Mary c. Petit. wife of Elmer
Morgan Petit, a resident of Ravens
wood avenue many years. died in Sib-
ley Hospital, Washington, after an
illness of two weeks.
Mrs. Petit was a Sunday school
teacher and active worker in the First
Baptist Church, here. Funeral serv-
ices will be conducted in the church
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Petit is
survived by two sons, Elmer M. lr., of
Takoma Park, Md, and Alfred of
Hyattsville, and daughter, Mary, also
of HyattSyille.
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0RCHARDIST IS BURIED
Peter N. Shuler. rs, Luray, Leaves
Wife and Two Children.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star
LURAY. Va, June 10.-Funeral
services will be held today for Peter
N. Shuler. IS, veteran orchardist and
truck farmer of Luray, who died AT
Rockingham Memorial Hospital Sat-
urday.
He is survived by his widow and
two children. Harry Shuler Of Mar
tinsburg w. Va. and Mrs E R
Pence of Fauquier County Another
daughter. Mrs. Sedwick, died recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-10
VETERAN WAS LAST
OF JACKSON BRIGADE"
John Allen Link. 90, Wounded
at Charlottesville, Dead
in West Virginia.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SHEPHERDSTOWN. w. Va. June
10.-John Allen Link, SO, last sur
vivor in Jefferson County of the Com
pany H. of the End Virginia In
fantry, "Stonewall Jackson Brigade, "
in the Civil War, died at his home at
Uvilla. near here last night. He is
also the last surviving Confederate
veteran in the county.
He enlisted at the age of 81. was
wounded in the Battle of Chancellors-
vile, and recalled he was not far away
when Gen. Jackson was mortally
wounded.
Link was wounded when a minnie
ball broke a knuckle that left a per-
manent deformity. At Fredericksburg
he was wounded in the side.
He was born at the Link home
stead at Uvilla. The widow, four sons
and three daughters survive.
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RITES FOR PILSUDSKI
Representative Dingell Speaks at
Services of Polish Clubs.

Memorial services for Marshal Pill
sudski OF. Poland were held yesterday
at the Shoreham Hotel, with Repre-
sentative Dingell of Michigan as the
principal speaker
The services, held by the Polish
Clubs of Washington. were marked by
the presentation of earth from beneath
the monuments of Pilsudski and Gen.
Kosciuszko, which represented the
start of a mound for the hero in
Poland. The dirt was accepted by
Ambassador Patek.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Meeting. PAN Hellenic Non-Ac
demic Association. Wsrdman Park
Hotel pm.
Meeting. American Legion Auxiliary,
Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Notre Dame Academy
Alumnae, Shoreham Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Delphian Society. Theta
Tau zeta Chapter, Shoreham Hotel.
pm.
Circle No. I78. Washington Club. 8
pm.
TOMORROW.
Breakfast. Early Birds. Willard
Hotel, 3 am.
Luncheon. Washington Credit Men,
1890 pm.
Meeting, Beta Chi Sorority, Carlton
Hotel, pm.
Luncheon. Sigma Chi Fraternity,
University Club, 1890 pm.
Supper and strawberry festival,
Western Presbyterian Church, 1906
H street. pm.
Meeting. Society for Philosophical
Inquiry. National Museum, room 43.
4:45 pm.
Banquet and dance, st. Patrlck's
Alumni Association. Broadmoor Hotel,
pm
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Mrs. Anna Beard Dies.

Mrs Anna Beard 1900 F. street,
died suddenly about 4 80 pm. yester-
day. Her son, Henry Beard. was with
her at the time. Death is believed 10
have resulted from heart disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-10

Rain Covers Streets.
Rain was so heavy at New Plymouth,
New Zealand, recently, that water
polo was played in street.
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Report for Last az Hours.

Record for Last - Hours
From noon yesterday IN noon today
Highest. II. noon today. year ago. s6.
Lowest, So. am. today; year ago. So.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 40. on April 81
Lowest. .. on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. II per cent, at 1890 a m.
today.
Lowest, 43 per cent. at noon today
Tide Tables
Furnished by United States Coast
and Gnndctic S11rrcN
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FUNERAL RITES HELD
D. B. Burton, Retired Undertaken.
Buried at Washington, Va.

ouIlsd AT w ashlngton, Va.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
WASHINGTON, Va. June 10
Funeral services will be held today for
D. B. Burton. aged 30. retired under
taker, who was found dead in his bed
Saturday morping.
Besides his widow, who is i'll in a
hospital. he is survived by three chill
dren, Miss Lottie Burton of Wash
lngton. Va; Mrs. Randolph GrubbS
of Warrenton, and George Burton of
Philadelphia.
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MONDAY, June u IHj1. al he' r.
dence. Glen Arden. Nd BEULAH
THOMPSON She IS survived by a hn-
i0Iei HUSBAND William Thompson; frN
n.eceS. TWO nephews and host o. othe~
relatives and friends Remains resting
AZ the Nalvan 4 Schsy Deanvood FL
neral home. 44f5 Dean ave ne ur'N
Wednesday. June IT, a. ! pm. therrs
A. ner late residence Funeral Thur
cav. June -. a. = pm. from FIRST
BsptISt Church. Glen Arden. Nd. In
.pTmP0. Glen Cemetery
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TTXTON. John. On

49, a. Unred St1tes So,dipr, Hon,c
JOHN TEXTON beloved husband -
he late Marian " Textor. retired &c.
rcanJ. Troop G. Gfh Cavalry Remef
resting At The ". v Chambers C0
tuncr2! nomc. l1"o ChaD'n g. = y.
GntI WecncS- ay. June -, A. 80 = ~
Funeral services A. e. pm. ~ Arlington
kaUona. Cemetery. with ful! military
honorS. Relatives and friends are m
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life on Saturday June ; AIS. a. :
pm Al Gailinger Ho~ pital. HOBART
DODSON Sr. beloved husband q. AGdIe
NAV Dod>on. father o. Vlrglns Hobart
IL. josephine and Olanda Docsor- He
also leaves 70 mourn their loss two
Urciss. one aunt. three EIaDdCniiGreu
and host of other rela 'lveS and friends
Remains resting a Eugene Ford funeral
home. 1900 SOulh CAPITOL ST until IT,
m. Tuesday. June II then remains
Will be taken over the road 20 DaGvIlle
Va where funeral services VIII be held
Wednesday June -. al , T m. al the
East New Hope Baptist Church. Rev. 7.
H Lea otflclatiHg. Interment churtn
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as at her residence. Forestgllie Nd
after lingering illness SARAH Z
BELT. beloved wife OF Robert Bolt
mother Of Harold Belt She also leaves
TO mourn their loss a mother ,hrer SIS
tors. one brother. 'other relatives and
Baptist Church. Forpstylllp Nd on
Wednesday. June l.. at n Inter
mem Centerville Cemetery. Cen'ery!!ie
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suddenly on THURSDAY. June + as
DONALD D. TRACY He leaves 10 mourn
their loss loring mother. three sister
one brother Two UnCleS and a host NJ
othe~ relatives and trends Remains
resting A. Barnes Matthews funer4,
home. ga an ST. sV. Notice OF IL
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SMITH. ANNIE. Departed this life on
Friday June :. 1850. 2, Douglas New
Hospital IL Philadelphia Pa after a
DrIei illness ANNIE SMITH She leaves
70 mourn thoI! loss a devoted HUSBAND
William G Smith: a mother TWO sisters
snd many friends. Remains resting 81
Cornish Il Cornish funeral home. @I-I
uth 81 y v. Funeral from The above
named home on Tuesda% June II A.
. m. Rev. II. B. Taylor 0fficlafinR.
Friends are invited. InteTnenL Paynes
Cemetery.
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ALERT L On sa.nrd

1sTIF > J.''I1- a ETII1T LtTITF TTNUT n
ALBERT / sUEHRSTEDT. Funeral
services a the residence Of Ms Jean
kOhleI 2l5 Gregory St Coimar Manor
No on Tuesday June II - ? n.
FIends are invited. Interment CecaT
Hi Cemetery 10
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- 1855. at Sacred Heart Home. Hyatts-
vile Md ". IGNATIUS DYER. beloved
husband Of JAMIE C. and son OF the late
William J. and Cecilia Dyer Funeral
from James T. Clements Sons funeral
parlor l3Il Wisconsin ave. II v. on
TUESDAY June H. at 10 m: thence 20
Holy Trinity Catholic Church. where
mass Will be said for the reDoSe OF mis-
soul al 1880 am. Interment Holy Rood
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PIGoTT MARY V On SUNDAY. June 0.

MARY V PIGOTT IN her SSH year no.
loved wife Of the late Morris PiEo't.
Funeral from her late residence WcdncS-
day. June -. at , pm. Interment prl.
Vatp II
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HESTER. Departed this life
on Sunday, June o 1885 HESTER
ARMSTEAD beloved wife OF the late
Robert ArmStead. devoted mother OF Mrs
Mary ArmSttad Morrel and Mrs Ruth
/. Williams. sister OF Mrs Alice b
Blewer, Mrs. Ida Scott Blyheld devoted
Trend OF Mrs. Emma J Belt She also
!eaNeS many other relatives and frlends
Remains Will rest at her daughters resi-
oence. l3h4 klngmaD place nv. from
TUESDAY noon until Thursday Funeral
services at Ninth Street Baptist ChurC h
Thursday. June -. at ! Dm. Inter
mem Ii IlnCNln MEnlnr- - Carac .erN
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WATSON. ROSIE. Or MONDAY June 70.

I135. ROSIE WATSON tie beloved r.
Of Joe watson sister Of Mary Woodrow
ana Thomas Williams She also leave
NO nieces and one nephew. Notice ~
funeral later Remains resting a inc
v. Frnos' JARVIS funeral church. l4t2
IOu s. = u
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PORTER. THOMAS. Departed this lie
sunday. June 9. 1873. THOMAS POR-
TER Of l2il Belmont 81 nv beloved
father OF Mrs Lula Davis and grand
father Of Mrs. Lillian D Mcdowell Re-
mains can Dc seen a. the above address
after , . m. Monday. June 10 Funeral
Tuesday June II. at 10 pm from
he Bethel Baptist Church. MItcheIlS.
NIrginla.
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BOWIE. GEORGE

1879. GEORGE BOWIE beloved son Of
the late Jefferson and Amelia Bowie Of
Bowie. Nd: husband OF Rosetta Bow;e
loving brother OF Henry Bowie He a so
leaves other relatives and friends Re
mains now resting al The " Ernest Jar
WIS funeral parlor, 1873, L st NV. Fu-
neral Wednesday. June -. at D m.
from ahONe funeral na rlnr
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IIHV- JUNO =
I935. Al :'3u'2 NJ p!. sV GEORGE
BOWIE, the beloved husband Of Rosetta
Bowie. Remains resting at he "
Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1433 You
81. NV Funeral Wednesday. June -,
at pm. from the above funersI
church. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cpmptery -
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BUTTERWORTH RICHARD. On Sunday

U.LIt''' .F'1''- IlICTNFD DO 7 7 EF-
WORTH. beloved father OF sidney H.
neral services al The residence Of his
daughter. 3i54 South Dakota ave .
on Tuesday. June ]. al 10 n. Ral-
atlves ana friends are invited. Inter-
ment For Lincoln Cemetery
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HAGA. ROSCOE CONKLING. suddenly

h on sapnrday' june 8 1855 ROSCOE
CONKLING HAGA. in the 50th year OF
his age. beloved husband OF Anna NJ:
haga (nee Bsrhaml and father OF
Charles Hasa. Mrs Marjorie Aderholdt.
Richard and Doris Hasa Of 442 9th s..
s.w. Funeral from the chapel Of ?. A.
Taltavull, 436 eth st. S.w.. on Tuesday.
June IL at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment az Ed!n-
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CAEROLL. WHALEN. On

June .. 1875. ANNIE MARIE DE MARCO
Ns Mace Funers from her fSJe late ffsldsnce
3lIl GEORGIA ave. nv on WEDNESDAYS.
June L. a. am. Requiem mass al
The Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ZION AT $40 m Relatives and friends
invited. lnjerment Mount OLret Gem
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IEICHTON SARAH ADAMS. On satur-

day. June S. 1889. at her residence: I7l5
end st. nv. SARAH ADAMS LEIGH
TON. aged % years. wife Of the late
BY five nieces. Mrs John Wing Of
Evanston, Ill; Mrs; J. Severance Of
Vergennes. Vt: Mrs. George w. Stone
of Vergennes. Vt. and Miss Sarah W.
Foss of Boston. Mass Funeral from
the residence on Monday June 10. at
$40 p.m' Relatives and friends are IN
Ylted Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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.UCkETT, HARRY. Departed ms HE on
Sunday June q. 1885. at SIS m.
HARRY LUCKET-r. the devoted husband
Of Mable Luckett and son of the late
Arthur and Fannie Luckett He also
leaves to mourn their loss six brothers.
william Rev. Arthur Edward. Earl Os-
car and Daniel Luckett: four sisters.
Francis and Dorothy Luckett. Ruth
Lishtfoot and Grace Love. also a host
of other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at his late residence. 1921 North
Carolina rye. ne. Funeral service Wed.
nesday. June 12. Al $50 pm. At Third
Baptist Church 5th and o SITS. nv.
Rev GEORGE o. Bullock. pastor. H.
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III III, WNk1 Z. On SUNDAY Dune ?.
1855. at SIbley Hospital MARY c PET
TIT. beloved wife of Elmer NJ Petit. r.
Remains resting at Gasch's Sons funeral
home. 40 Maryland ave Evansville
Nd. Funeral services at the First Ban
tlst Church. HyattsvIlle. Nd. on Tues
day. June u, al 40 p m. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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DrdthH.

MATTHEWS. RUTH On Saturday. June
$. 1885. al : 80 pm al her residence.
40l r ST. ", RUTH MATTHEW'S.
he beloved dauEhter Of Mrs Ina
Matthews and the late Napoleon 3
Matthews. sister of Mrs Emma 2
Thomas. Mrs. Alice Green Mrs Lena
Smi h. Eleanora Smith and the !afs
Sarah Robinson and NAPOLEON p MAJ
thevs. il Funeral Wednesday .JIra
II. at = pm. from her lare residence
Remains NAV be viewed after 10 NJ.
Tuesday. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. II
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ADA A. Suddenly on Sunday
June 9. 1875. a. the residence Of her
son. Henry J. BearC. 1900 r 81 NV
ADA A. BEARD beloved wife OF The ,are
Judge William Beard OF MadIsonv!lP
Nv. Remains resting At the W "
Chambers Co. funeral home. 1900 Chap.
81. nv. until MONDAY June 10. a. , 30
D m In1ernenf al MadlsnnrlIle "
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Humidity for Last "a Hours.
Tide Tables

Furnished by United States COas
and GeOdetic Survey
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BAYLOR. Julius $. On Saturday. June
= 1853, JULIUS s. BAYLOR husband
OF the late Emma J Baylor. devoted
father OF Mrs. Helen B Sayles and Mrs
Nerna l.. Parker. Remains Z Frazer
funeral home. $50 Rhode Island ave
until D n Monday. june 10
Funeral TUESDAY. June H. at ~ "a
m, from the residence OF his daughter
2@-9 TN 81. NV FrenoS invited. In
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SCOTT. CHARLES ALFRED. On Sunday.

SCOTT. CHARI.ES ALFRED. On Sunday.
June p 1895, al the EplScopsl Eve, Far
and Throat Hospital CHARLES AL
FRED beloyed son OF Charles A and
Mildred Scott fnPe Waltemeverl Serv-
ices At the residence Of his crane
mother. Mrs. Charles 2. Scott. rs 4'h
ST Sc. on Wednesday June 10 al 2
pm. Interment IN Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-13
Spooks Party
For Fox

Ever attend a midnight spook
party?
If you haven't, Loew's Fox
Theater is going to offer you this
opportunity, for at midnight on
June q, Divisional Manager Car.
ter Barron will present on the
stage of the Fox Ell Wyn and
his internationally famous spook
party. In addition there will be
presented on the screen white
Zombie."
Imagine sitting in a darkened
theater and seeing ghost on the
stage leave and come down into
the audience. He even might sit
down beside you. Doesn't that
idea send chills up and down
your spine?
And what's more you will see
spirits raise tables and give mes
sages. Weird and thrilling stunts
follow one another in rapid sue
cession.
This show is special, and will
be presented only at one per-
Torrance, and that's midnight
June q. The regular prices will
be charged
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-13
Variety Plans
RiverCruise

Tickets for Variety Clubs first
showboat cruise on the historic
Potomac River have been placed
in the hands of the ticket commit
tee by general chairman Carter
Barron, Loew's division manager,
it was announced last night. The
cruise is scheduled for midnight
July q, which happens to be a
Saturday, aboard the Wilson line
steamer.
Charles Kranz, of United Artists
r lures, has been made che '-.'- y
of the ticket committee and will
have supervision Of distribution
among the various film exchanges.
Harry Lohmeyer of the Earle will
have charge of distribution in the
downtown theaters; Nat CHASER
of Warmers will handle all the
Warner community theaters; Will
liam Wilcox, all independent
theaters; Lou Rome, all Baltimore
theaters and Harry Somerville, all
nontheatrical members.
Entertainment for this eX-
ceptional cruise is being handled
by Guy Wonders, Nat Stiefel and
Gene Ford. Publicity is in the
hands of Frank LaFalce, Lou
Brown and Ray Bell. Concessions
on the boat are being handled by
Harry Brown, while Freddy Clarke
and Phil Lampkin are in charge
of the music.
Mr.. Barron promises that we'll
known, nationally famous band
will be on the cruise to furnish
dance music. Under present plans
the boat will sail at midnight and
return around three or four in the
morning. Tickets are two dollars
per person.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-13
M OVIE'
o'clock

EARLE-Bette Davis in "Gir
From 10th Avenue" 10:45 a. m,
los, 1925, $40, 1855, 1915 p. m
Stage-12:15, 2::30, 1850, 7:05
9:25 p. m.
PALA C EVIL Rogers in
Doubling Thomas" 1880
a. M, 1880, 1855. $40, 7:45
$50 p. m.
ELASC O-"Unfinished SYM
phony," 1904, 1904, 4:O4, 6:O4,
S:O4, 1904 p. m.
METROPOLITAN - aid
Woods, Margaret Lindsay in
ben Hecht's Florentine Dag
GER" 11:10 a. M, 1855, 2:45,
4:30, 6:15, 800 and GAS p. m.
COLUMBIA-Spencer Tracy.
Wendy Barrie in Its a Small
World" 1915, 2:1O, 400,
600, 1850 and 9:45 p. m.
FOX-Lionel Barrymore, Jean
Arthur in Public Hero No. l."
1O:45 a. M, 1870, AIS, 7:05,
and 9:55 p. m. Stage, 1885,
1920, 6:10 and 8:55 a. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Berg.
ner in Escape Me Never"
1876 a. m. 1870. 1924, 5:18,
7:12, 9:06 and 11:00 p. m.
LITTLE-"Sins Of Love-" At
1920 a. M, 1890, 2:30. 4:30.
$50. $3.50 and 1890 p. m.
HOWARD-James Cagney in &c
Men," 1870, 1850, 4:10, $50.
$50 p. m. Stage, 100, 1920,
$40, 800 and 1920 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-13
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
ICOVer HOII wood

Jean Acker, has landed a small
part in We're in the Money"
the craziest assignment in
years came to Property Man
Stanley Goldsmith, at Paramount.
He was called upon to paint spots
on hop toads for a scene in
THE Big Broadcast"
Alice Terry, just as beautiful as
ever, slipped very quietly into town
to settle her mothers estate, but
each and every day she's been
here. at least three cables wend
themselves across the Atlantic
from husband, Rex Ingram, who
wants her to join him quickly in
Spain to star in picture which he
will direct. Some fun, the cinema;
in 1.-THE Irish in U.s." to complete
the shooting of a prize fight
sequences, James Cagney has to
fight for five days. OF course
therell be time off for lunch and
things, but he'll still have to fight
for five days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-13
By LLOYD PANTAGES
copyright. 1895. by King Features
Syndicate. Incl

HOLLYWOOD, June 13.-Hol-
lyWood-daze-mia. After surviving
an apprenticeship to Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer, which practically had
him storked on the lot by way OF
being the oldest player in line OF
service, and then, after cancelling
his contract of his own volition,
the studio called Ramon Novarro
back again and offered him the
brilliant opportunity of submerg-
ing his character into that of the
automatically extinct actor, Zeppo
Marx. In other words, to be
more clear, he could have been
the fourth Marx brother in their
new opera if he had so chosen
nut he didn't choose, so they're
still looking for straight brother
to match up with the other three
mad ones. Now, in any key,
would you call that a tribute to
ones histrionic accomplishments
after II long years of apprentice
ship?
BY the time book reaches the
screen, the only resemblance to
the original text, book or play,
is usually the title. Such I fear
is the case with Columbia's Lost
Horizons" They are completely
changing the character of a
vaguely spinsterish school teacher
and making it into that of a
Jezebel, hoping that in the little
switch they can get Tallulah
Bankhead to enact the role.
She's still in a fit Of Mysteries
over the idea so I don't think
you'll see her in it,.
A. C. Blumenthal (Blumey to
his pals, and the husband of
Peggy Fears, to his nonpals) is
bidding on Mary Pickford and
Douglas Fairbanks in the United
Artists Corporation. Seven hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars
per share is the reported offer to
which Miss P. has turned a deaf
ear but to which Mr.. F. will
listen, when he gets back here.
Paramount's THE Big Broad
cast of 1885" will have a Cont
mental flavor or bust in the at
tempt as witnessed by the ma
tionalities of the cast. Wendy
Barrie is English, but was born
in Hongkong; Jack Oakie and
Henry Wadsworth are American;
LYDIA Roberti, Polish; AKIN
Tamaroff, Russian; the Vienna
boy choir from Vienna, of course;
and Bill Robinson lays claim to
Africa. Valentines first wife,
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PLAYERS Are Signed

Eddie Conrad has been signed
for Walter Wanger's production,
Every Night at Eight" in which
George Raft is featured. The
studio also signed Eddie Sturgis
and Joseph Sauers for the w. c..
Fields picture, tentatively titled
Everything Happens at Once"
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RHYTHM From Wood

OF all the odd percussion instru.
ments played by Nicolaus, colored
rythmist in 1.-THE Big Broadcast
of 1935"-and they range from
frying pans to washboards-the
oldest is a set of five tuned
wooden gourds. They are known
to trap drummers as Chinese
skulls"
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oxfords, while in ring ten feet away Gene
Tunney was shellacing the champion Jack
Dempsey.
l took one of those "never again" vows,
but last night l broke it. For 40 minutes sat
on the marquee over R-K-O-Keith's front en-
trance and reviewed the Shriners' night
parade. To be sure I was fortified with a
rain coat, an umbrella and 1882 derby, but
still it was wet.
From the Hardie Meakin reviewing stand
it seemed the Mobiles gave old Jupiter Pluvius
the grand def. Their red fezzes were satu-
rated the candy colors Of the Temple march