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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-27
YOUNG COLLIE.
WANTS HOME

Tarzan needs a home with more
yard space, and that is the only
reason he is being given away.
A collie dog, Tsrzan is two years
old. He will make you a grand
watch dog, or if you know child
who is pining for a pet, there is
no better companion than this
fine animal.
Mrs. Dean Montgomery, OFT
Tenth st. N. E., is the present
owner Of Tarzan. If you are in
terested in having him, please get
in touch with Mrs. Montgomery.
Fannie Friedman, 3917 Seventh
st. N. W., has a female kitten, one
and a half months old, which
she is offering for adoption. It's
color is white, black and orange.
A mother cat and her four kit
tens are also being given away
today. They are owned by Mrs.
F. A. CARMEL, 10 Ridge st., Seat
Pleasant, Md. They may be OBJ
tanned after p. m. or on Sunday.
Get in touch with the pet editor
Of The Times if you have pet
that needs home.
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SYLVAN-sunday and Monday: Rich-'
ard Arlen and Virginia Bruce in Let
ris and Jean Parker in Princess
O'Hara": ALSO Jack Holt in Awaken
ing of Jim Burke" Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday: Will Rogers and Billie
day: Richard Cromwell and Betty Fur
ness in "McFadden's Flats: also West
ern featurette.
Kay Francis and George Brent in
stranded" Wednesday: Under the
Pampas Moon" with Warner Baxter and
KEITH Galian. Thursday: Hette Davis in
Florentine Dagger" with Donald Woods
and Margaret Lindsay. Saturday: Ed
mund Lowe and Victor McLaglen in
Great Hotel Murder: also, Mona
Barrie and Gilbert Roland in Mystery
Woman"
HIPPODROME Sunday Monday,
Tuesday: Mae West in Coin to Town;
of Doubt: Thursday, Jean Parker in
"sequoia"; Friday (same as Thursday);
SATURDAY: Will Rogers in "DoubtiS%
CAMEO-sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, will Rogesr in Doubt
ing Thomas; Thursday and Friday,
Warner Baxter and, Janet Gaynor in
Jones in STONE of silver r'e creek": aIso
Lillian Harvey in Lets Live Tonight"
ARoADE.sunday, Monday and Tues
in 1T Happened One Night; Wednes-
day. Fred MaoMurray in Gear 49,
Thursday. Bella Lugosi in Mark of the
vampire; Friday Same as Thursday
Man Wins; also Frank Craven in
That's Gratitude"
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FACTORY
STRIKE FARLEY
ARRANGED

ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 81.
Nearly 100 girl employees Of the
Century Shirt Factory of Alex.
andria, who have been on strike
for the past few weeks in protest
against wage cuts, expressed hope
today that their picketing would
come to an end after two confer.
ences scheduled for Monday.
Mayor E. c. Dawson, an officer
in the Machinists Union, who has
been in full sympathy with the
strikers, said today that he be.
lieved an agreement of some kind
would be reached after the con-
ferenceS.
U. s. to Take Part
\ Owners Of the plant and Mayor
Dawson will hold the first con-
ference, and the second will in.
clude the United States Depart
ment Of Labor Commissioner Of
Cancellation. Howard T. Colvin.
After several long distance tele.
phone conversations between the
plant operators and representa-
tives Of the strikers, the confer.
ences were arranged.
It is expected the conference
will be held in Washington. A
public meeting will be called after.
ward in event an agreement is
not reached, Mayor Dawson said.
This meeting will make public all
facts concerning the strike, Mayor
Dawson added, and the owners of
the plant and their attorneys will
be invited to attend.
Picketing Continues
Miss Reba Donald, local spokes.
man for the strikers, said picket
ing would continue over the week.
end and on into next week until
some decision had been reached.
Several trucks which have called
at the plant to pick up shipments
Of shirts have left without the
goods after hearing the strikers
plea and request not to move any
of the, goods until the issue has
been settled. Miss Donald said
they did not intend to use force
to prevent any Of the goods from
being moved, but were satisfied
that; they could prevent such
action by a simple request.
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White Collar Aides
For WorksProgram
Named by Hopkins

Directors for "White Collar
programs for music, art, theater
and writer's were announced yes
terday by Works Progress Admin
istrator Harry L. Hopkins. They
are:
Music - Nickolai Sokoloff, of
Connecticut, former director of
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Art-Holger Cahill. of New York.
Theater-Hallie Flanagan, pro
fessor, at Nassau College, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
Writers-Henry q. Alsberg, of
Washington, supervisor of reports
and bulletins for the Federal Elmer.
gency Relief Administration.
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TAK0MA GIVES
25PERM|TS

TAKOMA PARK, Md, July q.
Twenty-Five building permits rep
resenting a construction cost OF
nearly $4,000, have been issued
in Takoma Park, Nd, during the
past five months, Town Clerk and
Treasurer J. Wilson Dodd an
nounced today.
This is two more permits than
were issued for the entire year Of
1884, Mr.. Dodd declared, and while
the present building boom does
not equal those Of the years just
prior to the depression, 1t Is much
greater than any witnessed in this
locality during the past seven or
eight years.
The majority of the permits is
sued this year have been for the
construction of new homes, the
largest single project being the
erection of printing building on
the grounds Of the washington
Missionary College at a cost Of
$25, 900.
The % permits issued during a
12-monGh period last year repre-.
scented construction cost Of ap'
proximately $125,000, Mr.. Dodd
said.
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PLANNED
MONDAY FOR
DR.. CH0ATE

I Funeral services for DR.. Rufus
Choate will be held in the Choate
home in the 1400 block of Thirty
third st. N. W., Monday at II a.
m. Burial will be in the Rockville
Cemetery. He died yesterday.
DR.. Choate was born in Wash.
ington January 81. 1847. He was
the son of Warren c. and Susan
Choate and the grandson Of Solo
man Drew who came here from
England in 1918.
DR.. Choate entered the Army as
assistant surgeon in 1870 and in
1872 he was given a citation by
the War Department for out
standing bravery in the Indian
Wars.
Other than the practice of medi-
cine DR.. Choate found time to
write books on death, life, mathe-
NAUTICAL fractions, skin tissues and
mythology.
DR.. Choate had been i'll about
six weeks. He was suffering from
a rare skin disease, which he de.
scribed before his death as a
malady that was slowly breaking
down outer tissues, turning his
body brown, giving it the appear
ance of a severe case Of burning.
Surviving are two nieces, Mrs.
Katherine Talbot and Miss Eliza
Choate, of Rockville, and a
nephew, Conrad Choate, Of Wash
ington.
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HEARINGS DUE
ON ROCKVILLE
RADI0PLEA

The Federal Communications
Commission may hold further
hearings on the protest of two
broadcasting companies against
the establishment Of a new sta
ton at Rockville. Md, it was in
dicated today after the compan.
les had filed briefs supporting
their protests.
Permission was given the Mono
cacy BroadcaSting Company on
July 20 to construct the new
station, which would have a
power Of $50 watts operating on
1140 kilocycles durin- daytime
only.
Interference Averred
Stations WCAU, of Philadelphia,
which operates on ITO kilocycles,
and VOL, Of Washington, are
opposing the construction of the
station. The former station COM
plains that its wave length is too
near that Of the new station
and that interference would re-
suit.
The local station asserts that
Rockville has not sufficient bus
mess to support a broadcasting
station and that other stations in
the vicinity are giving that local
ity adequate service.
The new station would have the
call letters WIND. according to
its original petition for a con.
Struction permit. The company
gives its business address as the
Francis Scott Key Hotel, Freder.
lex, Md. It is incorporated under
Maryland laws with a capital
stock Of $4,000 and Laurence
Leonard, Of Washington, is pres
ident.
rs Per Cent Commercial
Under its present plans, the
company says it would expend
$1,000 for transmitting equipment,
$4,000 for a studio, and $500
for antennae, wires and plant
building.
It's broadcasting time would de-
vote IS per cent to commercial
broadcaSts of which is per cent
would be entertainment, S per
cent educational, and per cent
agricultural.
Its sustaining programs would
comprise the other IS per cent
divided as follows: so per cent en-.
tertainment, 10 per cent educa-
tional, S per cent religious, 5 per
cent agriculture, and 5 per cent
fraternal.
Assets Of the new corporation
are in excess Of $4,000, the ap-
plication says, and it has no
liabilities.
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Democrats Hopeful
OF Nominating Kelly

NEW YORK, July 81 G.N.s0.
Democratic leaders of Pennsyl-
vania, gathered here today to bid
adieu to Anthony ]. Drexel Biddle,
newly appointed minister to Nor.
way, were optimistic concerning
the success Of their party in that
State for 1886. They also con-
firmed the nomination of John B.
Kelly as the Democratic choice
in the pending mayoralty election
in Philadelphia.
"A clean sweep for Roosevelt in
Pennsylvania for 1885," said Sec.
rotary of State of Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence, who is also
Democratic State chairman. He
also added that kelly will be the
next mayor of Philadelphia,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-27

Barton and Helen Mack in Captain
sECO-sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. Maurice Che
Waller and Merle Oberon in "Folies Ber-
gere"; Friday, Patricia Ellis and Cesar
Romero in Hold EN- Yale" Mystery
Mountain" No. IT. Saturday. May Rob
son and Preston Foster in strangers
ALL" also Reb Russell in Border Ven
geance" and 'Tailspin Tommy" No. IL.
RAPHAEL-Sunday and Mond y,
Frederic March and Charles Laughton
In Les Miserables"; Tuesday. Chester
Morris and Jean Parker in Damon Run
and Thursday. ':Redhead" with Grace
Braddock and Bruce Cabot: Friday and
Saturday. Kermit Maynard in code of
the Mounted" also Chapter No. 5 "Mys-
terry Mountain" starring Ken Maynard.
,BHRoADIWAY-sunday and Monday,
oanG .nd Henry II aS r Tt5 caS
dette Colbert in Private Worlds" ,;
Wednesday and Thursday, William Pow.
ell and Ginger Rogers in "Star Of Mid
night. Friday and Saturday, John
ter No. II "Rustlers of Red Dog"
ROSALIA - Sunday and Monday:
MARK Of the Vampire, with Bella
Lugosi and Lionel Barrymore. Tuesday:
Gertrude Michael and Lyle Talbot in
ter No: 4. Mystery Mountain" Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday: Mae West in
Coin, to Town" Saturday: Buck Jones
in Riding for Justice: also chapter No.
TO- "Rustlers Of Red Dog"
MOTT - Sunday and Monday: Paul
faIo Bin. IT, in Riding sreed." and aud
day: Burns and Allen in ''Love in
Bloom; also CHAPTER No. II, "RustIers
Wild" and sweepstakes Annie" FRI.
day: Jean Harlow and william Powell
in Reckless" Saturday Hoot Gibson
in "Sunset Range; also chapter No. l.,
Mystery Mountain"
Is to August 1. inSSsive): Public Hero
No. l." with Chester Morris and Lionel
Barrymore.
REPUBLIC-Friday to Thursday, July
26 to August /, inclusive): Warner Bax-
ter in Under the Pampas Moon"
BOOKER Friday to Thursday, July
26 to August !. inclusive: George Arliss
in THE Iron Duke"
JESSE-sunday and Monday: Joe e.
FrSTri. in Ia Abb Ike" Tuesday; Kay
ed" Wednesday and Thursday: "The
Flame Within" with Ann Harding and
Herbert Marshall. Friday: George Raft
end a. tur Ben Bernie in Stolen Harmony"
frankie Thomas: also. Tim Mccoy in
'Justce Of the Range"
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Bible School Will
Observe Anniversary

The forty-fourth anniversary and
installation Of officers of the Bible
School of Providence Baptist
Church will be held tomorrow at
3 p. m.
Or erS to be installed include
Mrs. Maude Johnson, superin-
tendent; Mrs. Ester Henderson,
and Mrs. Elsie Watts, assistants;
Miss Edna Ashton, secretary;
James Garland, treasurer: Mrs.
Vivian Bowser, Miss Norma Hodge
and William Robertson in charge
of music and Charles Wade, libra
rian.
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|mond in "Hooray For Love-" Keaton
comedy, Popeye.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday, Monday,
Tuesday: Joan Crawford and Robert
Montgomery in mo More Ladies'; car
toon. Wednesday and Thursday: War
ner Baxter in Under the Pampas
Moon; Chase comedy Friday: Ann
See America First" Saturday: War
ner GLAND in Charlie Chan in Egypt;
May Robson in strangers ALP; cartoon.
CENTRAL-sunday, Monday: Joe E.
Brown in "Alibi Ike; Laurel and Har-
dy; cartoon. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Joan Crawford. Robert Montgomery in
mo More Ladies'; Polly Moran com
edy; Todd-Kelly comedy: pictorial.
Thursday and Friday: Bette Davis in
Girl from Tenth Avenue; Fiji dOrsay
musical; comedies: SATURDAY: Wheeler
Beal in "Laddie": musical comedy.
COLONY-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Will Rogers in Doubling Thomas:
musical. Wednesday and Thurs day: Yay
Francis and George Brent in STRAND
ed; Todd-Kelly comedy. Friday: War
rem William. in Don't Bet on Blondes:
See America FIRST; comedy. Satur-
day: Warner GLAND in Charlie Chan in
Egypt; sportreel; comedy.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Will
Rogers in Doubling Thomas: Chase
comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday: Pat
"Oil for the Lamps of China; COM
edy. Thursday: Charlie Ruggles and
Mary Boland in people viii Talk
See America First; musical. Friday:
Evelyn Venable in ''Vagabond Lady:
comedy. Saturday: George o'Brien in
Hard Rock HarriRan": Katharine Hen.
burn in Break of Hearts; musical.
SAVOY-Sunday and Monday: Lyle
Talbot in at Happened in New York;;
Laurel and Hardy. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Fredric March and Charles
Laughton in Les Miserables": cartoon.
Thursda": Edward Everett Horton in
George O'Brien in Hard Rock Harri-
gam: comedies. Saturday: Pat O'Brien
and Dolores Del Rio in I'm Caliente":
sportreel.
T1y 3IgH Monday. Tuesday
LADIES': novelty Thursday and Friday:
George Raft and Edward Arnold in
wheser a5s woo sS% ;% n.
YoRK-sunday and Monday: Pat
OBrien and Josephine Hutchinson in
Hepburn in Break of Hearts,: band
reel. Thursday: Evelyn Venerable in
"Vagabond Lady: comedy. Friday:
Virginia Bruce in '"Times Square Lady,;
Barrie and Spencer Tracy in ''Its a
Small World; Miracle Rider No. s;
comedy.
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PROGRAMS AT NEIGHBORHOOD PICTURE TIL

PRINCESS-sunday and Monday, Jean
Harlow and William Powell in "Reck-
Ralston in Mister Dynamite; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Ramon Novarro and
Evelyn Laye in 1.-THE Night Is Young;
Rlso-Charles starrett and Marion Shill-
ing in "a Shot in the Dark; Thursday
and Friday. Jean Parker and Russell
Hardie in "sequoia," also-Richard
Cromwell and Billie Seward in Men of
the Hour; Saturday, Neil Hamilton and
Irene Harvey in Honeymoon Limited"
Rlso-Bob Steele in Big Calibre."
STANTON-Sunday and Monday, Ed
ward Everett Horton and Karen Morley
Irene Harvey in Honeymoon Limited":
Tuesday and Wednesday. George Raft
and Carole Lombard in "Rumba.' also
VICTOR McLaglen and Margot Grahame
in The Informer'; Thursday and Friday.
Grapewin and Mary Carlisle in "one
Frightened Night: Saturday, Fred Mac
Murray and Ann Sheridan in Gar o."
ACADEMY - Sunday and Monday,
Boris Karloff in The Bride Of Franken-
stein" also-Lew Ayres and pat"
Paterson in Lottery Lover" Tuesday
and Wednesday. Victor McLaglen and
9lso-Jean Arthur and Victor Jory in
Party Wire; Thursday and Friday,
sally Eilers and Raymond Milland in
ALIAS Mary Dow" also-Tim Mccoy in
THE Law Beyond the Range; satur-
nay Cary Grant and Myrna 10y in
wings in the Dark" also-Jack Perrin
IN The Rawhide Mail"
- TAKOMA-sunday and Monday,
George Raft and Ben Bernie in 'stolen
Harmony"'; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Also-.-Richard Cromwell in Men Of the
Hour; Thursday and Friday, Mae West
IN Coin to Town; Saturday. Mickey
Rooney and Ralph Bellamy in "The
HHe eais also Robert Armstrnog and
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday.
Chester Morris and Jean Arthur in
'Public Hero No. II: Tuesday, Victor
McLaglen in The Informer": wsdnes-
SoT t and Thursday Pat oHrisG in "ol
liam Gargan and Patricia Ellis in IA
Furnes. and Richard Cromwell in ENC
Fadden,S Flats: also Laurel-Hardy in
Neighbor."
CAROLTNA-sunday and Monday,
Lydia Roberti, Alice Faye stuart Erwin
and James Dunnin. George Whites
Scandals Of 1895; also Lyle Talbot and
Tuesday and Wednesday, Joe Morrison
and Helen Twelvetrees in "One, Hour
Late, also William Boyd and Lola Lane
in Port Of Lost Dreams; Thursday
Heather Angel in The Tnformsr"; also
Randolph Scott and Jackie Coogan in
Home on the Range" Saturday, Tim
Mccoy in Revenge Rider" also John
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-27
MRS. MATTE FINKE

Last rites for Mrs. Matte l..
Finke were to be held this after
noon at her home in the 200
block of North Washington st..
Alexandria, Va, followed by burial
in st. Paul's Cemetery.
Mrs. Finke, who died Thursday
at Emergency Hospital, was the
widow of William F. Finke. Sur.
viving are a daughter, Mrs. James
Drew Marshall; a sister, Miss
Louise Aitcheson, and two broth
ers, jefferson and Andrew Aitche.
son.
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

Young-Pearl Parker. girl.
Wylie-Geneva Porter, girl.
John-Doris Schroff, girl.
William-Mary Hilderbrand, girl.
Richard-Florence Phillips, girl.
Franklin-Laura Hamerdinger. how.
James-Blandina Williams boy.
David-Myrtle Moore, boy.
Nernon-Mary Marshall, boy.
Theodore-Abbie Brockman, boy,
John-Helen Herbert. girl.
Nathan-Grace Steele, girl,
Thomas-Evelyn Watkins, girl.
Theodore-Mary Gibson, boy.
Reginald-Ann MINES, boy.
Fisher-Gladys Moten, boy.
Wallace-Martha Hughes, boy.
Gerald-Aileen Costley, girl.
Arthur-Lilly Vanfield, girl.
James-Coretta Lewis, girl.
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DEATHS

., Michael D. crimmins so. U. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Regina Friess 70, 1924 N st. N. W.
Bertha B. Ashford, IS, GallinEer Hos
:, Grace caldwell. a. st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Carlton Collins. IS, 1920 Upton st. N. W.
pital.
Mary A. Gallagher, So, S4s x st. N. Z.
Louis Raskin, IS. Sbley Hospital
Linley H. Nix, SO, 1900 Seventeenth
st. N. E.
=, Carlton H. Waller, 40. Emergency
Hospital
Joseph Frenzel. II, SIG H St. N. W
Geneva Porter, SO, Gallinger Hospitai,
Evie Eddy, rs, Childrens Hospital,
lmogene Gardner Is months, Provt-
dence Hospital.
pital.
Kate Simpson, so. Gallinger Hospital.
Mary Cunningham. 56, 1917 First st,
N. w
James Wharton. so, GalIinger Hos
pital.
Samuel Harrell, IS, 1927 Seventh St,
N. W.
Ida Coleman, a, Casualty Hospital
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BIRTHS

Clyde-Pearl Wood, boy.
Jack-Madie Davis, boy.
Joseph-Amorina Segreto, boy.
Neal-Florence Cary, boy.
Frank-Mildred Rush. boy.
Lawrence-Audrey Simpkins, boy.
Lawrence-Dinathia Mohler, boy.
willlam-Evelyn Prodigy. boy.
Frederick-Agnes Mergner, boy.
Peter-Ida Bender, girl.
William-Violet Plotner. girl.
Reginald-Nellie Maidment, girl.
Roger-Genevieve Curtis, girl.
Eugene-Charlotte West, girl.
Raphel-Dorothy Parker. jr., girl.
James-Hilda Forester. boy.
James Elizabeth Barnes, boy.
Curtis-Alice Young, boy.
George-Rose Leonard, boy.
Claude-Florence Bennett, girl.
Randall-Edith Hislop, boy.
William-Margaret Becker. boy.
John-Virginia Williams, boy.
Julius-Sara Hamburger, boy.
John-Julia Ryan, boy
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Ruediger to Speak

COLLEGE PARK, Md, July 81.
w. c. Ruediger, dean at George
Washington University, will dis
cusS Technique in Teaching" at
the meeting of the educational ad.
visers of Civilian Conservation
Corps camps at the University Of
Maryland today,
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Robber Gets 500

Mrs. Ellen Burns, colored, rs, Of
the 100 block Kalorama Rd., an
swered her doorbell yesterday, and
admitted a colored man who
knocked her to the floor, ransack.
ed her stocking and walked away
with $700 cash, a life savings.
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LICENSED TO MARRY

George A. Earle. "a. 400 G st. N. E.,
ana Beatrice L. knapp. "a, sos L St.
Walter Kahoe. 29 and Mildred NJ.
aawxhurst. "a, both of Yellow Springs,
William A. Thedy, %. and Gertrude
e. Neslen. %. both of Salt Lake City,
James E. Brown, SO, Upper Marlboro.
Md. and Eugenia Chew, II, Croome'
Maryland.
Isidoro Krissillas, "a, e21 I st. N. W..
and a. l., Mary A. D'Angelo, 20. AS H st.
Eddie Thompson. 4s. and Estelle Tur.
ner. S. both Of 7l6 Sixth St N E.
Edward Williams. 80. and Beatrice
Hawkins. a. both Of 1909 calburg Pl,
friedrich A. Handy. IS, 1858 Rock
Creek Church Rd., and Isabelle L. stieg,
2S 1920 Livingston st. N. w.
Earl H. Ball, 80, SO st. N. W., and
Hilda ". Ray, 80, Baltimore, Nd.
John s.. Robinson, 81, Pitcairn, Pa,
S. Z.
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BEAUTIFUL COLLIE OFFERED YOU
Tnrsnn Needs More Room!

TWO YEARS OLD and
smart as q whip is .Tarzan.
His present owner, Miss
Daphne Montgomery, Of GIT
Tenth st. N. E., must give
him up. Tarzan needs more
space to grow up in. Per-
haps you have room for
Tarzan.
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WARNER BROTHERS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Monday and
Tuesday. Dick Powell and Joan Blondell
in Broadway Gondolier," pictorial;
Wednesday and Thursday Warner
Baxter in "Under the Pampas Moon"
comedy; Friday. Ann Sothern in
"Hooray for Love-" comedy, "See
America First; Saturday, Edward
Arnold and George Raft in THE Glass
Key" comedies.
APOLLO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day, Warner Baxter in Under the
Pampas Moon." Laurel and Hardy.
cartoon; Wednesday and Thursday,
Bette Davis in 'Girl From Tenth
Avenue" Chase comedy, travel reel;
Friday. George Raft and Ben Bernie
in "Stolen Harmony" sportreel, musi-
cal; Saturday. Anne Shirley in "Chas-
ing Yesterday" Wheeler and Woolsey
in THE Nitwits." Popeye.
AVALON-sunday. Monday and Tues
day, Will Rogers in Doubling
Thomas" musical; Wednesday and
Thursday, Katharine Hepburn in
Break Of Hearts," musical, sportreel;
Friday, Margaret Lindsay and Donald
Woods in ''Florentine Dagger" comedy;
Saturday. Ann sothern and Gene Ray
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TIVOLI-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Joan Crawford and
Robert Montgomery in mo More
ladies'; novelty Thursday and Friday:
George Raft and Edward Arnold in
'Glass Key; comedy. Saturday:
Wheeler and Woolsey in THE Nitwits';
comedy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-27

BOOKER Friday to Thursday, July
rs to August !. inclusive: George Arliss
in THE Iron Duke"
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REPUBLIC-Friday to Thursday, July
ter in Under the Pampas Moon"