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ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. complete
with stand. 81 5U rebulltS like new
United" sI3 l4th st. NV. National 6O63
AWNING. brown, "a it; 500 s awning
nearly new sell for SO. 4ooo shepnero
BATH TUBS. pipe. beams lintels, lumber,
slate and face brick. sash and doors; all
material from church at llth ana x /
ave. NV. Yard. 81 st. s.w. Met. 6SlI
BEDS CD, l double, = single; bureau. large
2si2 18th St NV Columbia a963J,
BED-DAVENPORT SET, 3-pc.. Jacquard
velour; good condition. clean; bargain. $50.
2nd floor 1885 Monroe st. NV.
BED ROOM. living room. dining room
suites. desk rugs Philco radio, dreSSers.
odd beds Edelman. 1908 Georgia ave
BED ROOM SET. three-Quarter bed por-
Geasnnee acbi5e r5Fsf[at0T beIseld p Reer SW
BEER CABINET i feet. excellent condi-
ton: water faucet. . draught arms. 4-keg
capacity. 100 feet coils. B. 4 S. Barbecue.
10th and v SITS. NV. 49,
B1CYcLEs-Ronfas ana otner nieh-grade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle Sporting Goods
Store. 424 9th NV.
BILLIARD TABLE full size: B. B. & c. Co.
table. in good condition. Apply Manager.
The Army and Navy Club.
CAMERAS-we BUY sell trade used CAM
eraS. Cine kodakS and projectors. Bar
gains daily. Robbins. 500 14th st. NV.
CAMERAS and equipment optical goods;
rifles shotguns musical instTumenffSS fSzH1S anS
jewelry bought sold and traded. 1ZLY
EXCHANGE 905 D st. NV. Met. SS9S.
CASH REGISTERS. rebuilt ike new, guar
anteed two years; restaurant equipment.
china, silverware bentwood chairs. tables.
etc: lowest prices. Edgar Baum Co.. Inc.
903 st. NV.
CHAIRS (chippendaie mahoganyl: 4,poster
etc. CARRIER Galleries. 1210 1Sth ST. 22
DESKS. chairs. files. leather furniture.
safes etc. new and used: lowest prices.
Edgar Baum Co. Inc. 900 E st. NV.
DESSERT SET, "Spode." 90 pieces; Coal
port tea set. "a pieces: Minton tea set. 30
Phone Cleveland 9343. 19'
DIAMOND BARG GAlNS- Unredeemed
pledges OF all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values. All mer-
and perfection: Money cheerfully refunded
If YOU are not satisfied. Mornings Loan
once. opposite washington Airport.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 1O-piece.. practi-
cally new: cost Sl95; will sell for sou.
slightly used; lifetime service. leaving
town. Bargain for quick cash sale. 6:l7
Western ave
FOLDING CHAIRS 600. for rent or sale;
Reasonable. Notes Auction Rooms. 633
Indiana ave Phone District S112.
1891 Ford stake. 157 in. Trucks of all
kinds. 2210 Bladensburg rd.
FURNTTURE-Complet Groom. kitchen
and bath apartment beautifully furnished;
mahogany bed room suite. with twin beds.
Lease on apartment can be had; 1917
Mass ave. NV. Metropolitan 46l7.
FURNITURE-Dining room suite. 10-piece.
mahogany. Duncan Phyfe; excellent con-
dition. 233 Ascot pl ne. 2O'
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT T-sTENoGRAPHER- u years
experience best local references; age. 80.
Address Box 2:i5-C. Star office. 49,
CHAUFFEUR. experienced white careful
driver; Al reference. Call West 2161.
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MUSICAL INsrRUMENTs-RADIo.

GRAND PIANO. ChickerinR: solid rose
wood case; Sl26. 1OS You st. ne. Phone
AEOLIAN ORGAN. s47 so: Kurtzmann
piano. $50: Knabe. 500; Aeolian player,
$50. Good condition. Smiths Transfer
4 Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV. Phone
PIANO-Will sacrifice for $50 nne stieff
1926 Livingston St. Chevy Chase. D. C..
or phone Cleveland 1862. 49,
VIOLIN. Guadagnini; piano accordion,
Paala Soprani. 12O basses. new. G.
Ughetto. 7O5 4th st. NV. 1a'
GRAND AND UPRIGHTs. in excellent con-
dition. Just returned from rent used by
responsible people; reduced in price on all
noors. Terms as low as 81 per week.
guarantee goes with every instrument One
grand. S26S 90. One medium size upright
Sl35. High grade players as low as $50:
Pianos rented for all occasions. Home OF
the Krenich & Bach and Hardman Pianos
Hugo Worch. ITO q NV. Est. 1879.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
IRISH SETTER PUPS. pedigreed; sired BY
field trial winner. beauties. 1850 You
st. Sc. Anacostia.
CAIRN PUPPIES,
REGISTERED.
Telephone Wisconsin 2541. 19'
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WANTED-ROOMS.

Ink ROOMS by employed mother, So5
or less: any desirable location considered;
northwest preferred. Phone Adams 1543
CHEVY CHASE-within blocks Chevy
Chare Club. large bed room. twin beds.
private bath BY May 25 for Summer.
Call West 296S.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKS-Rocks. Reds. Leghorns. IS so the
100; highest grade. Hatches Tuesdays and
34S 49,
DAY-OLD AND STARTED CHICKS. of1-
ciaIly tested for pullourm disease; aggluti-
nation method by State Dept. of Markets.
Chicks on hand for immediate delivery.
Hines Hatchery. Olney. Nd, . miles north
Of Norbeck Phone Ashton 13-F-2.
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BOATS.

OUTBOARD OUTFIT. 16-ft. Thompson
boat and @2-hp motor: very cheap. Call
week days, q 10 b pm. 1922 kearney
CADILLAC 1881 WIG. engine suitable
large express cruiser or speed boat, 1l3l
18th ST. NV Metropolitan S7S5.
39x7-FT- ROUND-BOTTOM OPEN BOAT
Palmer 4-cyl. marine motor. 7. Langan.
foot OF Shipwright St. Annapolis. Md.
LAUNCHES (2l: one 36-ft. power Gray
engine. $50 hp; one 40-ft.. power Buffalo
1880. Sale or exchange for improved
D. C. property. Phone Lincoln 1852.
OUTBOARD loft. mahogany factory-built
boat with 93-hp. Evinrude motor: SS5
each or Sl60 for both. See me at Herald
Harbor Boat House, Sunday. May 19
w H Thies. 10
OUTBOARD motors; new and used: serv-
ice and parts; trade-ins and credit 124O
St Sc
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WAITRESS, WHITE.

YOUNG LADIES FOR OFFICE
WORK-Furniture installment
house; only those not afraid of
hard work need apply. Good sal
ary and opportunity for ad-
vancement. Address Box 8o-C,
Star Office.
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HTILCREST,

"S0O 13th NM. Corner Girard.
Laree. double room. private bath. Also
double. Semi-prIyste bath. Parking space;
spacious grounds; convenient location.
Wel-bslanced meals. Rates reasonable.
1613 VAPNUM ST. NW-Attractive dou-
blP room in small guest house. semi-privste
batn. unlimited phone GARAGE, excellent
meals. home comforts. Adams 1854
1917 EYE ST. NW-Attractive double
rooms. semi-private bath; wel-balanced
meals. Mrs. Jentry.
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

RETIRED BUSINESS MAN wants board
and room with man and wife. preferably
without children. State particulars. Ad-
dress Box 1S2-B. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

SUBIFT = CHARMINGLY AND COM
pietely furn 3 rooms. kitchenette bath:
gar: marvellous view. overlooking city. Inc
Areonne. 1929 Columbia rd. ADAMS 80 ~.
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1929 K ST. wv. The Lee e-Marquis-Ntcelv
furnished rooms. one with private bath;
excellent board: home cooking. 23'
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APARTMENTS-FURNIsHED

1430 CHAPLIN ST. NV, APT, 2?-vERY
desirable 3 rooms. kitchen. bath. newly
decorated. completely furnished; married
couple: no young children; references es-
sential See evenings after $50; SO
EXCLUSIVE 18th ST LOCATToN-WILL
rent suite of 3 rooms in my beauti1uly
furnished apt or will rent one room with
home priv, or sublet entire apt. OF rms
and porch Phone Adams 95O2
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LADY DESIRES TRANSPORTATION tt
Dubuque Iowa. leaving about the 25th: ref
erences EXCHANGED. Potomac 272S. 19'
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THE SOUTHERN CLUB,

14no NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
The family hotel with mansion atmos-
phere Dupont Circle Convenient loca-
ton Reasonable rates.
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PETWORTH; 4j0l IOWA AVE Large
corner room. nicely furnished Excellent
meals. Block cars and busses. Private
home; reas.; employed couple or men.
Phone Georeia O6S2
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pletely furnished apt; consisting OF 3 oed
rooms living room. dining room. Kitchen.
rscention hall and = baths; apartment mas
2 exposures: rental S150 per month IN
uuire at desk. "001 10th ST. NV. Tele-
phone North 1863.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MISCELL
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS of Presidents
bought. Hobby Shop. 7l6 18th. Dist. 1272
BOOKS WANTED secondhand. hundred
or more: miscellaneous and sets. PAU
Pearlman I'LL G st. NV. District 3543
absolutely highest prices paid. For best
results call any time. Lincoln 54SS. Is.
FURNITURE-We pay highest cash prices
for furniture and household goods Of all
HOUSEHOLD ISSi5 GOODS ONCE furniture; also mef:
chandise. Prompt attention. District S112.
FURNITURE Sewing machines, household
goods. III kinds; highest prices paid. can
NoIth 6040 before selling. Prompt service.
9okDPEING 9eR PIE4SStX yopR PIP 63k4 6fsd4R6Eb f
sEHSE SaaN nc Te sgE 4s YrARE EE 14 EA5 sss S4sH
SaDi Giant Phone HSseo ives. e ts: S05s. iOi i3- "
RAGS AND COTTON MATTRESSES. dAc
pound Albany Junk Co. National $3.50.
1919 st NV. We buy ANYTHING.
TYPEWRITER wantea; good good condition; HatHa,:
Box 26"-C, Star ofice
WANTED-To buy good trombone; Call
Emerson 1903 or write Aloan Towers
bGn aRd fSi Max 9e zxes
Phone Metropolitan Glib 937 D NV.
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid
since Sefss6lNEs iss5l sS' redefal e s License. HM
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
carded Jewelry Full cash value paid o. 8.
Govt license to huy Selinger's S1a 3 st
WE PAY CASH FOR
OLD GOLD-DIAMONDS.
Philip Sures Co. 14o4 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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ENORMOUS LIVING RM.. CONTINENTAL
furnishings buiIt-in. bar. frepl.. awnings.
Frigidaire. bed room. shower; luxurious.
174I r I ave NV (blk of Mayf1owerl.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

BODY AND FENDER MAN.
1880 14th ST. &W.. 2nd FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-05-18

sell living room. din
lg room and bed room suites. odd pieces
les: leaving city. Inspection all day Sun
q CT
Evening star., 1935-05-18

CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Unusual guest
room, well appointed private home; use OF
small upstairs study; will appeal to man
of culture. 1921 Jenifer NV.
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VANTEO-I OR . Girls 10 SHARE

EAST RIVERDALE. MD.-DELIGHIEi EilL
apt. 9 rms kit and bath: $40 UP. incl.
gas and cleo: 90 min. from city over State
concrete road: references required. 9O7
jefferson ave
Evening star., 1935-05-18

CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
+? FRESH COWS. graded Guernseys; heavy
mixers Rhode BeltSville. Md. 49,
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CARROLL, SPRINGS INN.

More beautiful than ever. Acres OF
lawn. trees and flowers: As modern. newly
decorated rooms: swimming. tennis, coll.
etc. Business district 20 minutes by auto.
Phnne Shenherd on4n Forest Glen. Md.
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1872 CALVERT ST NV. - Nicely fur
nished housekeeping room. next bath;
newly papered: 80 per week; every
Evening star., 1935-05-18

1908 N. H AVE. NW-MaSter bed room
private bath. accommodate three; elevator
and phone Meals under dietitian
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ROOMS-FUR AND JTNFuR,
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1928 N ST NW-Unique studio rooms
in new house opening May I5; unusual de-
tails; walking distance 10 downtown we'll
balanced meals optional
Evening star., 1935-05-18

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1902 Connecticut Ave
Nicely furnished extra large. front bed
room. twin beds. connecting bath: maid
and phone service; beautiful reception
walking distance Govt bldgs. Price Iea-
sODablP for o. q Phone Decatur 146S.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

1859 EUCLID NW-Desirable room suit
able ] or 2; refined home: shower and
hath. all conYenienceS Adams 4R52.
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1914 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Delightful front
room. suitable for ! or 2 gentlemen: Lin
coin Park section
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s6Is H3ek TO SIefh Tefined Couple Adams 369S-W
I4J4 FTJCID ST NW.-COMPLETELY
furnished; three rooms electricity. gas
Frigidaire. S65. IT,
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1927 10Th ST. NV. APT. 22-Large.
comfortable room for rent in private
apartment. Convenient to car and bus
lines Reasonable
Evening star., 1935-05-18

RESEARCHMENs CLUB. 1907 Eye St;
Ideal downtown location: room ano board
at S5 weekly. or work for room. 49,
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-Double front
room. private bath. beautiful private home
Gentleman Phone Columbia O62g.
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wind J. redecor. quiet: breakfast PRIVILEGES;
c.h.w.. phone jan: S45: emp. adults: refs
1925 l7th-Cozy, clean liv.-bed rm. large
closet. for neat settled, employed person;
cont. h. W phone: refs: 81 so week.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

1929 CLIFTON ST. NV. Apt 2;-LarRe
comfortable room. next bath; single or
double; clean cool. first floor; reasonable.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

1744 x ST. N.W.-Sleeping rooms single
and double; conveniently located. first and
second floors
Evening star., 1935-05-18
633 18th N,W,-SINGLE.
RO-CAR HOUSE,

1901 o1st ST. NV.
Attractivelv furnished single and douo.e
rooms in magnifcently furnished home IN
refined neighborhood. near the, Fairfax
Hotel Excellent. well-balanced meals
References
Evening star., 1935-05-18

1742 RIGGS PL. NW-Double room. next
TO bath. End floor; Sc per week. Phone
6p26
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Gives a hard, high-gloss,
wear resisting enamel : like
coating. Dries quickly, Half
gallon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Mrs. John Paul Jones, of Long
Beach, Calf, known to World
War Veterans the country over, as
Mother" Jones, whose work in
the interest of disabled veterans
has attracted national attention,
stopped in Washington on her way
to a veterans convention long
enough to indicate that she could
scarcely wait to see "her boys"
With a greeting to "the boys"
from Representative Wright Pat
man, advocate of the immediate
payment of the bonus, Mrs. Jones
left for New Haven, Conn.,, where
10000 are gathered for the ma
tional convention of the Disabled
American Veterans and its
auxiliary.
While in the Capital Mrs. Jones
declared:
II am for all and any legiSla-
ton that the Congress of the
United States sees fit to pass
for the benefit of the disabled
veterans"
Mrs. Jones said thousands of
veterans, not hospitaliZed, are un-
able to work because of their dis
abilities,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-18
FLETCHER TIES
Up BANK BILL

New conflict over the Admins
tration's banking legislation was
foreshadowed today as Senator
Fletcher CD of Florida, intro
duced four important amend
ments to the measure as it was
approved by the Senate Banking
Committee.
Until his amendments were in
troduced, it had appeared that
the banking bill would be passed
swiftly by the Senate. Now a
fight is assured. His amendments
would:
Strike from the existing Sen
ate bill sections which would al
low such banks as j. P. Morgan
and Kuhn, Loeb from having di.
rectors who are also directors of
Federal Reserve member banks.
Place all open market opera
tons in the hands of a seven
man Federal Reserve Board.
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UPHOLDS
IVA POWERS

NEW ORLEANS. July IS u.
SO.-Setting aside a previous
Federal Court verdict which
threatened the entire program of
cheap power, the Fifth U. S.
Circuit Court of Appeals here
held the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority had the constitutional
right to purchase power lines
for the transmission of its cheap
electricity.
BY this ruling the injunction is
sued by Federal Judge w. I. Grubb
at Birmingham last February was
set aside and gave some II Ala
bama municipalities the right 20
obtain cheap electricity manufac.
tured by the iva at Muscle
Shoals.
When Judge Grub granted
the injunction he had held the
huge power authority created by
President Roosevelt did not have
the constitutional right to sell
power in competition with pri.
vate companies within the Ala
bama area.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-18
AAA CONT ACT
TOTAL EQUALS
HALF BILLION
International News Service

International News Service
The Agricultural Adjustment
Administration is obligating the
Government to the extent of be-
tween 500 million dollars and TOO
million dollars in the face of the
U. 9. Circuit Court Of Appeals
decision at Boston, and the U. s.
District Court at Philadelphia,
holding processing taxes unconsti-
tutional.
Contracts are being promulgated
and signed with producers for
rental and benefit payments on
winter wheat. corn and hogs that,
added to other obligations pend
ing, will bring the Governments
obligations past the half billion
mark.
Chester c. Davis, AAA Admin
strator, today declared that the
AAA program would go ahead,
pending a final decision by the
U. s. Supreme Court, though ad'
hitting:
End of the processing taxes
will mean the end Of AAA, so
far as being effective Is con-
cerned."
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Do You Remember?
(AnsDere to Questions on

(AnSDerS to Questions on
Pace 81
Prince Ali Khan, son of the
Aga Khan, was named CO
respondent in a London d.
vOrce case.
Colonel Johnson was named
Assistant Secretary of Com
merce by the President.
Sought in the mysterious
Illinois cemetery murder"
Porter was captured by police.
Whiteside was sentenced to
10 years in prison for shoot
ing his wife.
DiAOun, known as New Jer-
sey's Public Enemy No. l."
was shot and killed by police.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-18
STEINBERG NAMED

Prof. s. s. Steinberg, head of
the department of civil engineer
ing at the University of Maryland,
yesterday was named as president
Of the educational division of the
American Road Builders Associa-
ton. The appointment was an
nounced by Charles M. Upham.
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BRIDGE APPROVED

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, July
Is Especially The Chamber of
Commerce here has Endorsed a
plan for joint ownership by West
Virginia and Maryland of the Will
Transport bridge over the Potomac.
Efforts are also being made to
make the bridge toll.free.
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BOWER FOR BARBARA

COPENHAGEN, July IS U.SJ,.
Bower of Roses" to which
Count Court Won Haugwitz.Re-
ventlow will lead his bride. the
one time Barbara Hutton, is being
readied for the arrival Of the
honeymooning couple. They are
expected next week.
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DEAF MUTE BROWNS

NEW YORK, July 18.-James
Notofrancesco, II, a mute, was
drowned when he stepped off a
shelf into deep water because he
couldn't scream for help.
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Cash and Fox Tickets if You
Think You're Punny

Ever since the Loew's Fox Thea.
ter management announced that
it would feature the Marx Broth
ers in "A Night at the Opera, f"
starting Friday, your drama edi-
tor has heard and seen a lot of
goofy gags and sights around
Washington.
So we've decided to join in
the fun and announce today that
we're conducting a contest for
yes-PUNS!
Generally you can get all the
punS you want for nothing. In
fact they're generally wished on
you. But here's an opportunity
to win a slice of $25 in cash and
ten pairs of guest tickets to see
this funny comedy when it comes
to the Loew'S Fox screen.
All you're required to do Is to
cretae a pun with the name
Marx. Marx that down. There,
your editor, without effort has
created a pun. It's not very good
we agree, but what puns are?
Try to make yours funny. The
funnier they are the better are
The Washington times., 1935-11-19

much that Is droolingly stupid. 1
am afraid that in making their
Hercules a dumbeu the play
wrights have uhwittingly made
him a disgusting bore, more to be
pitied than laughed at despite the
comedy veneer.
Big Cast Of Actors
Swing Your Lady" utilizeS some
grade A. Equity actors. Marion
Waring-M -Manley strives energeti-
cally to make her presence mirth-
full apart from her Amazonian
size. The evenings most anus,
ing moment came when Cookie
McGinn (Ann Thomas) was try
ing to explain the facts of life
to the Behometh of the mat, via
the bees and the flowers method.
John Butler did a workmanlike
chore as the wreStler's manager
and Horace MacMahon, Walter
Baldwin, Horace Nelson. and Will
lam WadSworth served we'll in the
other important roles. AL Ochs
wins The distinction of being the
tallest actor in captivity and John
Alexander did his best in a. role
which I doubt is capable of gen.
Grating any real appeal.
Swing Your Lady," to sum up,
attempts to find fun in the bare
foot and Tobacco Road country.
1t must be set down as a minor
effort unless the play doctors
can work a miracle,
The Washington times., 1935-11-19
Cagney's Next
For Earle

Frisco Kid" Warner Bros
thrilling tale of the glamorous
Barbary Coast of old San Fran.
cisco, opens Friday at the Earle
Theater with an all-star cast
headed by James Cagney, Marga-
ret Lindsay, Ricardo Cortez and
Lili Damita.
The picture is set in the colorful
background of the early fiftieS,
when the waterfront of the
Golden Gate was a flaming pano"
rama Of gambling halls and pleas
ure palaces. The characters are
based on personages of the time
who flocked to the Coast from
every port in the world.
Cagney, fresh from his triumphs
in "a Midsummer Nights Dream, "
plays the vigorous role of a sailor
who lands in Frisco determined to
find success. Miss Lindsay is seen
as daughter Of society who finds
herself strangely attracted to the
forceful personality of the sailor.
Others in the stellar cast of
this fast-moving. action-filled pro-
duction include Donald Woods,
Barton MacLane, George E.
Stone, Joseph King, Robert Nc
Wade, Joseph Crehan, Fred
Kohler and many others. Thou.
sands take part in the riot
scenes, when the vigilantes rise to
oust the denizenS of the Coast.
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News, Gossip

william Gillette came up from
his Connecticut estate and his
one man railroad to appear on the
air last night. The 80-year-o,d
theSpian was absolutely the tops
as a network star giving one
hour of Sherlock Holmes" and
getting plenty Of creepS and chillS.
He topped it off with a corking
fine speech. Congratulations to
q grand old trouper.
A bag of nuts-from whom
else but the Marx brothers
marked Nuts To YOU" is a re.
minder that the goofs come to the
Fox Theater screen on Friday in
"a Night At the Opera"
Today Gilbert Miller starts re.
hearSals of the new Helen Hayes
play, Victoria Regina" The
Laurence Housman play will be
filled with English actors, a new
delegation arriving on almost
every boat. To attend first re-
hearsal are Vincent Price, leading
man, George Zucco, E. Bellendon
Clarke. George Woodburn, Lewis
CaSSon and Cherry Hardy. As
mentioned before, Victoria Re
gina" opens here December 16.
Tobacco Road" should cut the
censers in on the royalties. Since
Mayor Kelly of Chicago ordered it
off, Detroit called it filthy and
obscene and even Sally Rand said
it made her blush. Jack Kirklands s
play has been turning 'em away,
not only in New York, where it is
in the third year, but with the two
touring companies.
Adrienne, psychic at Loew,s Co
lumbia, finds Washington is
deeply interested in the solution
Of its latest mysterious murder.
At every performance since she
opened Friday somebody has in
quired about it and asked for her
theories.
Hollywood last night looked at
Edwin Carewe'S first production
designed for churches and schools.
1t is called Are We Civilized, >"
with the images thrown on the
screen by vest pocket protector.
Governor Merriam, Senator Pat
McCarran of Nevada, and civic
leaders attended the premiere in
the Beverly Christian church.
They were enthusiastic about the
prospects of the new non-commer-
cial plan of production.
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eyour chances for winning some
of this cash or guest tickets.
This contest will run today
and Wednesday. Your puns must
be in the hands of the Pun
editor in care of The Washington
Times by midnight Thursday.
First prize will be $40 in cash.
$3.50 is second prize, IS will go to
the third funniest pun and $3.50
in cash to the fourth winner.
Then there are ten more prizes
each of O. pair of guest tickets
to see "a Night at the Opera"
with those dizzy Marks Brothers
offering the funniest comedy
Washington has seen in ten
years.
Allen Jones and Kitty Carlise
have good voices and they fill
in many romantic interludes when
the Marx Brothers are off on
their goofy misadventures. It's a
film worth bowling at, so they
say. So get busy, pun away to
your hearts content. But hurry,
for time marxes on. Catch on?