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The Washington times., 1936-07-22
ny LLOYD PANTAGES
Ccopyright. 1885. by King Features
RvnhInnfa Inc

Bits and pieces. Janet Gaynor
has grown up with q vengeance
for her new picture yclept, Ladies
in Love-" She demands her pet
cameraman, Hal Mohr, who Is now
busy as o producer-photo grapher
at Universal, 30 he had to be Dor
rowed at great expense by the
Twentieth Century-Fox emporium.
It's practically In the bag that
Norma Shearer will win the mo-
ton picture academy award In
1897 for the best acting (or actress
ing) Of the year in Romeo and
Juliet" She couldn't have been
more amaz-ange and II RKO
were only waiting for the public'S
reaction to Romeo and Juliet" be-
fore producing THE Tanning Of
the Shrew," they might just aS
well call in katharine Hepburn
and John Barrymore, and begin
at once.
Kay Francis Is up and out Of
her bed Of pain with infected
wisdom teeth, and working on her
new Warner Brothers picture,
which Is featuring fashions Of the
very latest gasp. BY the bye, Orry-
Kelly Is announcing that the Per.
sian motif will dominate milady's
wardrobe this season. He might
be intrigued to know that Paul
Poiret, Of Paris and London, tried
to introduce the Persian trend in
his collection some years ago, and
1t was so successful that he lost
his business, his houseboat on the
Seine, his motors and his home
and all his money at one fell
Swoop.
Speaking Of guimperie, Madame
Francis, now house-guesting with
Ruth Chatterton. introduced In
her collection last winter q little
beige cloth number laden with bits
Of sable that electrified New York,
not only because it was so chic
but because it cost ten thousand
five hundred dollars. What's more,
Mrs. James Moffat, Of New York,
proved that someone still had that
much money all in one piece by
making a purchase Of it immedi'
ately.
The Rev. Neal Dodd, who min
listers most Of the marriage scenes
in pictures, became so popular all
Of q sudden on account Of there
are so many marriages going on
in movies at the moment II mean
on the screen) that he had to hire
himself an agent to take charge
Of his various matrimonial de-
mandS.
Martha Raye, the latest screen
sensation in Rhythm on the
Range" in her zeal to be better
than the ParamounterS thought
her when they signed her UP, over
rehearsed and now has acute laryn-
gifts and only whispers.
At RKO, we find that there are
three ex-RKOerS who have all
The Washington times., 1936-07-22
More Cast Additions
To RKO's Bio Game

Bruce Cabot, James Gleason,
Frank M. Thomas and John Ar
ledge have been assigned to impor.
tant roles In RKO Radios "The
Big Came" which goes before
comeras shortly with Philip Hus-
ton Of the New York stage making
his screen debut in the top role.
Cabot Is currently playing q lead
In Don't Turn EN- Loose" for
RKO Radio. which also features
James Gleason. Arledge scored in
1.-TWO in Revolt" and "Shipmates
Forever" while Frank M. Thomas
is one Of RKO Radios foremost
character players.
The Washington times., 1936-07-22
Eleanor Buys Film
Set For New House

Eleanor Powell has purchased
the entire set created for her new
picture and is going to move 1t to
her new home as O play room
when the musical is finished.
Finished in red, white and blue.
the set, which will be seen in
Born to Dance" includes cello
phane touches. moderniStic ping
pong table, pool table, special
dance floor and walls finished in
cellophane.
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= HOLLYWOOD GLIMPSES
I Cover Hollywood

where she would even like to wear
It for street wear, How r0coccoi
Since we seem to be hymeneal
today, Ginger Rogers, Betty Grar
BILE and Miss Furness all got mar
RED that very same day, in diff
ferent pictures on the same lot.
In other words, RKO was simply
strewn with rice.
The an Sing You q Thousand
Love Songs" number for Marion
Davies Cain and Mable" viii def.
nitely Guido the "A Pretty Girl Is
The Washington times., 1936-07-22
Variety Of Tunes

Japanese, South Seas and Span
ish rhythm, form the musical back
ground of Hollywood Boulevard, I"
in which 80 stars Of the silent pic
lures have roles, and in which John
Halliday, Robert Cummings, Mar
sha Hunt, c. Henry Gordon and
Frieda IneScort are featured.
The Washington times., 1936-07-22
De Mile Trophy

At the ranch where Cecil B. De
Mile is holding conferences on
1.-THE Plainsman," in which he will
star Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur,
the producer director has a stuffed
tAttlesnake measuring IS feet. Most
Of those found in California are
less than a quarter of that length.
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Plays Hiqh Lama

Sam Jaffe, noted stage actor
and known to Screen-goers for his
portrayal Of the mad car In the
1.-THE Patriot" with Emil Jannings,
has been signed for the part Of
the High Lama If Frank Capra's
current production, Lost Hor-
izon," in which Ronald Colman
is starred,
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Miss r. became so entranced by
the wedding gown and veil she
wore in Swing Time" that she
wants to keep the costume for her
own future use, and already is
thinking of looking for a husband
to match. He should be some
thing, especially when you consid-
er the headgear, with its white
dove with wings akimbo, Squatting
on sheaf of white wheat, the
whole immaterialized by white
gauze. It has got her to the point
The Washington times., 1936-07-22
Deeds Sets Record

An all-time record for length Of
run Of q motion picture in Seattle
has just been set by Frank
Capra's production, 'Mr. Deeds
Goes To Town." which Is in its
thirteenth week at the Liberty
Theater there.
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been discovered TO have been let
out a little previously, so they are
all back again by request. and
earning more than before, to wit:
Betty FurneSs, Bruce Cabot and
Addison Randall.
The Washington times., 1936-07-22
MOVIE ALMANAC OUT
Statistical Bible of FiImdom
Covers All Phases Of Film
Industry in America

The International Motion Picture Almanac FOR l936 the
statistical bible of the film industry off the with its
400 pages This year section has been added THE
Film Year in England in which data given the state of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
FIGHT PROGRAM
AT NAVY. FIELD
ARENA TONIGHT
ZssSs
SCHEDULED BOXING BOUTS
GIVE PROMISE OF BEING
VERY INTERESTING AND
HARD FOUGHT

Everything is in readiness for
the biggest boxing show of the
year, which will be held at the
Navy Field Arena tonight.
More seats have been moved
in and the arena is expected to
be filled to capacity.
Young Fernandez, realizing
what he is up against, has lost no
time in training himself down to
a splendid physical fighting con-
dition. Local fans know that he
has never let them down against
an out-of-town fighter. He is
ever so confident that he can turn
back this Irish Invasion.
This curly head Irishman whose
record is clean with victories over
the best-Kid Chocolate, Chino,
Alvarez, Baby Manuel and others
believes that he can whip any,
one in Key West in his weight OF
few pounds under or over. Out
of nowhere came our classy fight
ing Fernandez in spite of being
outweighed little and fighting
against such a record established
by this Irish Riley O'Gwynn, acc
copied the challenge. So Key
Westers come and see this Pride
of Key West battle for his title.
In the semi-final will be seen
he two old reliable scrapping
pair, who never fail to give the
fans a real fight-Bobby Waugh
and Kid Pelican.
In the last fight, Bobby scored
technical KO and the Pelican
is out for revenge.
In the main preliminary, Mario
Garcia will try to advance another
notch when he tackles Young AL
varez from Miami. Should he win
this fight he is booked for a main
fight with we'll known headline
fighter.
The last preliminary will bring
together Joe Soldano, and the
Tampa Tiger.
A battle royal will open the
card to an evening of thrilling
entertainment.
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LIE PUT a hand on the young
L mans shoulder. you have a
place in this engineering world
among the leaders. the place your
father could have had. I respected
and admired Laurie, but if ever a
man wasted his life and his talents.
it was he. Don't make that mistake,
son-drift from engineering camp to
engineering camp with no steady
goal. You've got too much. I know
it."
Il haven't anything" said Willett,
"but a job to do. l don't know
whether | can swing it or not, but
| owe it to Dad to make the try. AS
for your offer - thanks - maybe
sometime"
They shook hands.
Wait" said Tyndall, as Terry
turned to leave. where is-your
father?"
"Carteret," said Willett. "In vir.
SInld, near washington.
I'm glad it's there. Lovely old
place. isn't it?"
Il guess So" said Terry. Lots Of
trees and things. Well, goodbye,
and thanks again."
Tyndall saw him leave the office
with that long easy stride of his.
He'd come for something. got it, and
gone; nothing else seemed to mat
ter. Tyndall thought it was too bad.
A lot of Lawrence Willett in that
man - executive and organizing
power. latent force, engineering
genius probably-and need Of bal.
ance wheel. Be a shame If the only
way he went to Carteret again was
like his father-maybe somebody
would bring him back too.
Terry stopped on the way back to
his hotel to invest heavily in a
couple of cables. He sent one to
Drake, the National Coffee Com
pany's Propionoire agent, and the
other to Bucky Corrigan.
Corrigan's whereabouts stumped
him. 1t might be a toss-up between
the Redmonte Bar and the city Jail.
He finally sent it in care of the
American Consul. directing him to
forward it to the Tyndall Office down
there.
Copyright. 1888. by David Garth
Terry gets the surprise Of his life,
tomorrow.
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Chapter %
at CAME TAILS"

4 FLIP of the coin! The actions of
1 = Terry Willett's life had always
been dictated by impulse. and what
was impulse but a flip of the coin
in the mind?
Reaction, which had been chasing
him long time. nearly caught him
as he stood outside the West man.
sion with the taxi waiting. Reaction!
when a man rests on his oars a
moment to get his bearings before
he bends to them again.
Tommy SpeeGe had leaned over
his shoulder and sobbed: II can't
beat this game and you can't either.
You'll see"
Speedei-a weakling, a failure,
going out soaked with kama and
leaving a native wife and a half
breed brat. beautiful women,
Terry. slim-waisted and laughing
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A0V NVER MIND ms lady
never MlND THE LADY
n: ::s =; BY David Garth ~: ::s 4 =;

He looked at Willett intently. "Are
you free-lancing too?"
"Yes," said Willett taking my
jobs where / find them"
How about taking regular Job
with me?"
"Pve got a job. Under contract.
Revolution and - circumstances
knocked it in the head temporarily,
but I'm going back to see it through.
I'd like to borrow Corrigan."
Georgian? One of my engineers?
oh, John Corrigan. So you need
him."
Like to have Bucky, but don't
want him to lose his job with YOU"
Tyndall repressed smile.
81 don't think losing a job ever
makes much difference to Corrigan.
What's on your mind, Terry?"
Job on the Palva River. It's o
stinker and | need help"
"Corrigan will be glad to help you.
And anybody else you want"
That's all right. Corrigan and !
will see it through. I'll return him to
you maybe little denied. but few
more dents won't hurt Bucky any,"
He got up.
Don't rush off, Terry"
Willett laughed.
Funny. The governor said the
same thing. Don't rush off. What
else is there to do? I've had enough
of this country already"
Tyndall arose and came around
the corner of the desk. Terry. |
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and fresh" the cry to a life left
behind.
Women! Strange beings. women!
Seemed to get into a mans life,
made it more complete. Even his
father had lived only half life after
Vic had traded her life for Terry's
birth. And SO Terry had stopped
for moment. wondered, and tipped
a coin. Puff Harrington or the Palva.
And when the taxi had dropped
him at Union Station he'd simply
shrugged.
at came tails, boss. Satisfied?"
LIE WAS in the Tyndall Construc,
Il ton and Engineering Company
Offices at noon the next day. 1t was a
widespread, Observation-Disclosures
company and occupied nearly a
whole floor of a New York sky
scraper. Famous works of engineer.
ing were perpetuated in plaster
models and long framed pictures
scattered throughout the Offices.
Terry Willett, being Terry Will
lett. asked to see Gregory Tyndall
himself. He'd heard his father speak
of him And he wouldn't see anybody
else. They finally sent in his name.
Surprisingly, Tyndall saw him
right away. For all Che power that
emanated through the channels he
controlled. his face with its youthful
smile and intent blue eyes was
kindly.
$50 you're Terence Willett?" he
smiled. shaking hands. "You and
your father did some work for us
down at Juarez. How is your father?
knew him we'll long time ago."
Willett told him in one short SEN
tence how his father was. Tyndall
didn't say anything for a moment,
Then he bent forward and switched
a buzzer on the call box and left or
ders not to disturb him. He snapped
the buzzer back.
Tell me about it. Terry"
Fever"
Fever" Tyndall shook his head
slowly. What an end for Laurie. He
could have been tops here If he
hadn't decided to free-lance and beat
his way around the world.
MY father sat in this chair ahead
of me and was groomed for 1t from
the time l could walk. but if Laurie
had stuck he'd have beaten me out
in spite OF that. A great executive,
your father. I'm awfully sorry. son. "
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FOLLOWING
THROUGH

Records in the Winter Basket
ball League so far this season
follow:
The Park Tigers have won six
games and lost but one. They have
averaged 43 points a game and
have scored total of 307 points.
Their leading scorers have been
Hale and Gates.
The Busy Bee Bakers. in Sec
ond place, have scored 229 points
or 80 points per game on an aver
age. Their leading scorers have
been Woodson and Hernandez.
The High School, in third place,
have scored 205 points, averaging
% points a game.
The WPA five, occupying the
cellar position, have scored 15S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13

Mr.. William Pious Watkins and
pal Otto Kirchheiner always bump
into lot of hard luck and this
time it was Ii Plummer and Rus
sell Kerr. 1t seems that Mr.. Ii
had burglars to talk about yes
terday in addition to his usual
golf dissertations but he vas eli
Their lucky or something because
the burglar failed to get very
much from Mr.. Ii. Of course,
Mr.. Ii sometimes has trouble
finding things too. The score was
one up for Russell and Ii and Of
course Willie Wesley spent the
day meditating about mans in.
justice to man. Or make it un-
humanity if you wish. However,
Mr.. Willie is going to show the
opposition up some of these times.
Mr.. Professor Handsome Hor-
ace O'Bryant made nice 95 which
seemed to be the best of Charlie
Ketchum, Tim Pittman and Mr..
"Thicket" Woods. In addition Mr..
Handsome and Mr.. Woods sue
ceeded in downing the opposition
by some five points. Tim was
telling Chas. how to hit 'em while
Chas. was also telling Tim the
same. The result being they lost
and why shouldn't they?
Mr.. Sam Harris, our genial
Postmaster, is great golfer when
he has Mr.. ELL Bruner for a part
ner. Last week those gentlemen
lost to Mr.. Charlie Salas and Mr..
Louis Cruickshank but yesterday
it was another story because
Charlie failed to make another 80
and not only that but wee Louis
was not quite enough help to Off
set that deadly Putting of Samuel
Ephraim. Out of 90 puts Sam
managed to sink one and has de-
clared that he is in favor of con-
crete greens. The reason being
when you get mad because the
putt does not drop. you can chip
off a piece and sock the first guy
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SYNOPSIS: Anaire West shot
man one night in the tropics to
sdUe the life of Terry Willett, tchon1
she Just had met. George Foe. at
tdchS at the American Embassy,
Enet1 about 1t. But tChen Terry
looked Alldire up at her mothers
Washington home the meeting tC0S
not success. And 1tot0 George has
returned on leGUe. has gone to the
same home to look for the same girl
and instead has found human
snake named LGMGrr Aud LoMarr
lets it be L-nOtCn that he has dis
cOvered AHdire's tropical indiscre-
ton, but 10iH Keep his mouth shut
for $4,000. George refused to pay.
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fSPORTSA
BY JOVE L.

Willie Percival INDUCED in af.
fected him slightly in the noodle.
Because 90 strokes takes a lot
longer to make than any 83. The
bad taste in the mouth that Hur-
ricane Eddie had Saturday was
promptly changed to sugar yes
terday.
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points in seven games or % points
per game.
Results of the games played so
far follow:
Parks Tigers 35, WPA 20;
High School %, Bakers 40.
Bakers %, Park Tigers 18;
High School 20, WPA II.
Bakers &c, WPA IT; High
School "a. Park Tigers 80.
High School "a, Bakers 16:
WA %, Park Tigers n.
WPA 25. High School SCI
Bakers %, Park Tigers 81.
High School "a, Park Tigers SIS;
WPA 80, Bakers 40.
Park Tigers 81, WPA 80; High
School 81, Bakers 81.
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES
BICYCLES-WE RENT by the
Hour, Day or Week. Repair
all makes and paint them with
Nu-Enamel. We carry a full
supply of parts. Agent for the
Rollfast and Dayton Bicycles.
And sell them as low as $500
down and S1.0O per week.
Phone ZIG. J. r. Showers Co.
dec1S-H
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The Social League will con-
tinue play this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock at Bayview Park. The
Research Department will meet
the Sanitary Department. To-
morrow the Administration will
tackle the Research boys.
Tomorrow night the basketball
league will play a doublehader at
the High School Gym, beginning
at 1880 o'clock. In the first con-
test, the Busy Bee Bakers will
meet the Park Tigers and in the
nightcap will be seen the WPA
and High School fives.
Tonight the big boxing treat for
the fans of the city will be stag
ed at the Navy Field Arena. The
program will open at 8 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13

1931-Maria Kardos Of Hun
gary hanged three-first of the
peasant women TO die for mass
poisoning of husbands and other
relatives.
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DOings Around The
Golf Links
(By GRAVY

There will be handicap tourna-
ment of some of ~ holes during
the next couple of weeks, the de-
tails of which will be explained
ct the meeting on Wednesday
night. However, your handicap
score will be published tomorrow
so keep your eye on this column:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13

Yesterday morning brought to-
gether the usual rivals and
friends. 1t is a strange thing but
guys will go out on the course in
the best of humor and friendship.
Then along about 80 minutes lat
er you'd think they were ready to
begin a war but fortunately be-
fore they leave Stock Island they
are usually bosom friends again.
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1sS6-(50 years ago) Order OF
Kings Daughters founded in New
York City by nine women meet
ing at home of Mrs. Bottoms.
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Today In History


1733-English colonists to
Georgia under OglethOrpe reach
Charleston, s. c.
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Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company

Effective December 22nd 1885.
S. S. CUBA
Leaves Port Tampa Sundays and Wednesdays 2:30
P NJ arriving Key West A. NJ. Mondays and Thursdays.
Petersburg Sundays at AIS p NJ arriving
Key West A. NJ. Monday
Leaves Key West Mondays and Thursdays $50 A. NJ
for Havana
Key Tuesdays and Fridays P. NJ. for Port
Tampa, Fla
For further information and rates call Phone L.
J. H. COSTAR Agent.
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1t seems that Eddie Strunk
and Melvin Russell are too much
of a much for Willie Kemp and
Johnny Kirsch because Eddie and
partner usually win. The margin
yesterday was very slight being
but one point, but that looked
like a million. The only trouble
being Doc and Kirch lost the two
points on the last hole. Evidently
Doc has as much trouble losing on
that hole as he does winning. 1t
seems further, that Eddie was in
the best of spirits because he had
a total of six skins while Doc had
one and the others nothing. l
wouldn't doubt but what that 83
and subsequent celebration that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13

1913-U. S. Senate, sitting as
court of impeachment. finds Fed
eral Judge Robert W. Archibald
guilty of corrupt collision with
mine and railway officials while
in office, and bars him from ever
holding office under Government.
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ACEVEDO STARS
and MECHANICS
VCTORSSUNDAY
FORMER NINE NOW LEADING
OTHER CLUBS WITH TWO
GAMES WON AND NONE
LOST 49, -"

The doubleheader of baseball
scheduled for the Navy Field yes
terday afternoon was held and
two interesting games were play
ed.
In the curtain-raiser, the Ace
vedo Stars defeated the Cuban
Club by an 8 to 2 score.
The Stars are now leading all
other clubs having won two games
and lost none.
Mayg and Armando Acevedo
connected for three safeties each
to lead at bat.
E. Rodriguez held the Club
boys to five hits.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Aceved0 Stars
O6O 200 OOO-S IA 8
Cuban Club
OO1 900 1902 5 3
Batteries: E. Rodriguez and M.
Acevedo; M. Sanchez and Mo
reno.
In the second contest the Cara
ballo Mechanics defeated the Tro-
jams in a very good game. The
final score was s to 6.
In this game Armando Acevedo
also was the star hitter. He play
ed shortstop for the Mechanics
and hit two triples and single
in four trips at the plate. Wick
ers, F. Stickney and Rueda con-
nected safely three times out of
four chances. Varela hit two out
of three.
In the field, Armando handled
IL chances without an error.
Wickers and Rueda handled eight
chances without bobble.
Score by innings: r. IL. T..
Troians O10 030 1915 IL 8
Caraballo Mechanics
001 040 12x-8 10 a
Batteries: D. Lopez, |. Rod
that looks at YOU cock-eyed. Thi,
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NICELY FURNISHED APART.
MENT, with garage. Apply S27
Duyal street. dec19
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191S-South suffers from worst
blizzard in its history.
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that looks at you cock-eyed. Thi'
gives relief to those "pent up emo
tions" experienced by some guys.
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Standing of the clubs:

Pitchers records: E. Rodriguez,
won two, lost none; Molina, won
one; NJ. Sanchez, lost two; Wick.
ers, lost one; d. Lopez, lost one.
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190S-Henri Farman of France
won a $4,000 prize by flying a
kilometre in a circle near Paris.
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