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The Washington times., 1936-08-22
BIRTHS

Herbert j. and Helen L. Ray. girl
twins.
Clemens ]. and Priscilla C. Kast,
boy.
Robert ]. and Marie Martin, boy.
James B. and Louise Aldrich, boy.
Harry A. and Anna A. Abrams, boy.
Anton and Ysable Amanda, boy.
Arthur H. and NJ. Evelyn Deibert,
girl.
William C. and georgia W. Linds-
mood, girl
Bruno and Catherine NJ. ouattrons.
girl.
William W. and Elizabeth G. Nc
Cracker, girl
Arnett w. and Louise T. Cord boy.
Patrick H. and GRANGE Cyr, boy.
Thomas ]. and Elsie T.. Mangan,
boy.
Clair and Marie T Homlish boy.
Arnold D. and Elsie F. Crumbaugh,
Aubrey t. and Adena W. Palmer,
girl.
Frederick NJ. and Anne Dryden. girl.
Lloyd L. and Mary L. Connolly, boy.
George A. and Evelyn NJ. Viverette.
boy
Bailey J. and Lucy A. Wood, boy.
George c. and Marie c. Lane. boy.
Hillyer G. and Mary T. Norment, boy.
William NJ and Marie G. Embrey, boy.
Carl L. and Okla Williamson, girl.
Clinton D. and Evelyn NJ. Blakey. girl.
George C. and Penelope Apostolides,
girl
Henry H. and Hazel schulze. girl
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
MOTHER DIE 5,
SON FREED

The death of his mother. Mrs.
Mary E. Hennessey. SO, of 806
Sixth St. S. w., yesterday brought
freedom for James J. HenneSSey,
former policeman. who was ser
wing a 60-day sentence in the
District Jail on a charge OF
drunkenness.
Hennessey was sentenced by
Police Court Judge Robert E.
Mattingly on August 10 to pay a
fine of 500 or serve the jail SEN
tence. He went to Jail.
With the death of his mother
yesterday, Hennessey's brother,
William, appeared before the
judge this morning to ask permits
sion to have him released to at
tend the funeral set for $50 to,
morrow morning. with requiem
mass at St. Dominic's Church.
In a solemn reprimand, Judge
Mattingly liberated HennesSey by
Suspending the remainder of the
sentence.
Hennesseey was on the Metro
politan police force II years until
his dismissal last May for drunk
enneSS.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
III NTN WASHIN0TON'S &N
l Ss5 Heroes mBhe &
Fire Fighting Hero in Baltimore Blaze Liked
To Adopt Stray Cats to Train Them;
willie" Also Was Prophet
m to find what the next day will

Anlm TO 1lIlQ WIldG CLle hShC Joy Will
bring.
Perhaps the hardest fire he
ever fought was the first day he
Joined the department in March
1893, he recalls. The temperature
skidded down to 3 degrees below
zero. Water froze at the hose
nozles and the engine was Gov
cred with ice and useless. They
had to use axes to cut the ice
away so they could get back to
the fire house.
In 1904 he fought TIE great
Baltimore fire for three days and
nights without rest and suffered
INJURIES which ultimately led to
his retirement in 1925.
Melchoir had a hobby Of adopt
ing stray cats, and at one time
had 26 at No. 7 Engine House.
He would train them to do tricks,
and furnished much entertain
ment to members of the company
and children of the neighborhood
by having his pets perform.
Married 46 years. Melchoir and
his wife are looking forward to
their golden wedding anniversary.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
MRS. EUGENIA MOORE
BUCHANAN

Last rites for Mrs. Eugenia
Moore Buchanan, 81. who died
Wednesday at her home. were
held this morning at the w. w.
Chambers funeral chapel at 10
o'clock. Interment was in Airing
ton National Cemetery.
Mrs. Buchanan is survived by
her husband, William Buchanan;
two sisters, Mrs. Kate M. Cole.
man, of Newport News, Va, and
Mrs. Florence Cline, of Merry,
field, Va, and a brother, Charles
A. Moore, of Vienna, Va. She
formerly resided at 1884 Calvert
st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22

Private Number Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday: Kay Francis and Ian
Hunter in White Angel Saturday:
William Boyd in Call OF Prairie: also
Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy in
Roaming Lady"
MILO-sunday and Monday: Barbara
Stanwyck and Robert Young In Red
George Brent in Case Against Mrs.
Ames." Wednesday: Ross Alexander in
Boulder Dam" Thursday and Friday:
Joe E. Brown and June Travis in Earth
worm Tractors" Saturday: Guy Kibbee
in Big Noise" also Virginia weidler in
Girl of the Ozarks."
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday:
Ann Preston and Henry Hunter IL
Toot G,.oI T rb Harry y.t c'Tsy and
Wednesday: Jack Holt and Nan Gray in
day: Edward G. Robinson and Joan
Blondell in "Bhllets or Ballots" satur-
day: Richard Dix in Special Investi-
gator"
TAKOMA-sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Robert Taylor and
Loretta Young in Private Number"
Thursday and Friday: Frank Morgan
in Halt Angel" Saturday; Jane
withers in Little Miss Nobody; also
Ted Healy in Speed"
STAT -sunday and Monday: Louis
VS.. Sharkey fight pictures in addition to
regular feature. sylvia Sidney. Spencer
Tracy in Fury Tuesday and Wednes-
day Louis VS.. Sharkey fight picture in
addition to regular features; also, Francis
Lederer in lone Rainy Afternoon also.
Madge Evans and Chester Morris in
moonlight Murder Case" Thursday
aId Friday: Louis vs.. Sharkey fight in
addition to regular feature. Loretta
Young, Patsy Kelly. and Robert Taylor
in "Private Number" Saturday: Louis
VS. Sharkey fight picture; also, H. G.
Wells fantastic in Things to Come"
and Richard Arlen in 80 Live Ghosts"
UNNECESSARILY and Monday: "S
Godfathers" with Chester Norris and
Irene Hervey; also, Claire Trevor and
Paul Kelly in Song and Dance Man"
Tuesday and Wednesday; "Sins of Man"
with Jean Hersholt and Don Ameche;
also Lady Luck" with Patricia Farr
ami Duncan Renaldo. Thursday and Fri
day Loretta Young and Franchot Tone
in THE Unguarded Hour: also. Devils
Squadron" with Richard Dix and Karen
Morley. Special matinee Thursday noon
to 3 p M, Hoot Gibson in ''Cayalcade
of the West" saturday: Shirley Temple
in "Our Little Girl with Rosemary
Ames and Joel McCrea; also, Tom Tyler
in "Ridin' On"
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
LIBRARY UNIT
PLANNED BY
INTERIOR
By ]. EARLE MOSER

Department of Interior, through
its office of education. is to fos-
ter the development of public and
school library service throughout
the country by virtue of a new
library agency, Commissioner of
Education John w. Studebaker
has revealed in an announcement.
Establishment of the library
service division in the education
office was approved by the recent
Congress, which authorized an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for the pur.
pose during the current fiscal
year, which ends in 1887. Staff
specialists for the Office of Edu.
cation, skilled in school and public
library work, will be hired, as well
as a small number of clerical EN-.
ployes.
All Of the new personnel, it has
been stated, will be hired through
the Civil Service Commission via
special examinations.
The new unit will make surveys,
investigations and reports regard
ing public, school and college
libraries. will attempt to coordi-
nate library service on national
level with other adult education
programs, develop library partici-
patton in other Federal projects
and attempt to foster a nation.
wide coordination of research
materials among the higher type
of Libraries.
Approval by the American Ii.
brary Association, which has H..
900 members, has been received
from Carleton B. Joeckel, chair.
man of the associations commit
tee on Federal relations, who com.
mented recently:
"The significance of this &C.
ton in the history of Federal re-
latfOnS of Libraries in the United
States can scarcely be Over-em-
phaSiZed. For the first time a
Federal office has been made
specifically responsible for fOS-
tering a national program of
library development. Although
the appropriation is not large,
the event itself is highly i'm
pOrtant."
Commissioner Studebaker point
ed out that there has been a
growing demand on his office for
information and advisory service
to libraries, similar to the service
his unit now gives schools of the
country.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22

George L. Campbell, IS. New York city,
and Ellenteen E. Deas, 80, Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Joseph B. Jones. So. 1915 Friot st. N.
W., and sylvester c. Why're, %. 3l49
Newton st. n. E.
Joseph T. Reynolds. %, 1877 New
Hampshire Ave n. W, and Pauline B.
Lockridge. 10, wiliamsville. Va.
Maurice NJ Sullivan, %. 1424 Thirty
third ST. N. w, and Allene V. Beach, 20,
1915 Thirty-third St. n. W.
Charles F. Miner, 81, Guilford Col
lege, ~ c., and Eloyse s. Postlethwaite,
%, 1925 Twenty-sixth St N. E.
Charles r. Young, %, sos P st. n. w,
and Maude c. Gibson 49, 1924 Sixth st.
N. w.
Claude Dreher. IS. SIT Second st. N.
w. and Filler Green. 26, 456 Manham
Edward F. Adams "a, Fort Washing
ton, Md. and Elizabeth S. James. 50,
Cape Henry, Va.
Paul E. Brown, a. Johnstown, Pa.
and Pansy NJ. Tantliger, IS, Portage.
Pa.
Joseph Linzey. 81. Baltimore, Md, and
Elenora Cline, 22 Baltimore, Nd.
DR.. Armand A. France, rs, Flushing,
N. Y, and Dorothy c. sauter. %. 1906
Benton st. N. w.
James E. Richards, jr., 80, 1892 Third
st. N. W., and Emma L. Moxley. Ss, $500
Kansas Ave. N W.
William H. Goodacrs, 36, Chicago Ill.
and Louise B. Proctor, 80. Oxon Hill,
Md.
walter F. Patterson. So. WEIGH. Va.
and Mary D. Shaw, 90, Kimball, Va.
Fred R. Peters, 81, 1908 Irving st.
\. w. and Evatts Boozer, 90 a'lO
Wesley ]. johnson, 80, Brandy. Va.
and Minnie l. Boyd. SO, Frederick City.
Nd.
william E. Talley, jr., %, Miami Fla,
and Parker H. Douglass. 20. Baltimore,
Md
Robert W. Gillian, 81. Columbia, s. c.,
and Inez W. Jones, %, Waynesboro, Ga.
Nathaniel o. Dyson, 49, 1747 U st. N.
W.. and Dorothy L. Hutchins. Is, 1902
Howard Rd. s. E.
Claude A. Ramkey, 40, Richmond, Va,
and Katie L. Gordon. 20, Richmond, Va.
Leo B. Moffett. 81, 513 Tenth st. s. E.
and Lillian G. Bivens, 90, 1924 st. S. z.
Paul s. Atkins %. Upshaw. Va, and
Sadie p. Patterson. 81. boswell Va.
Solomon H. Thompson. s.. Arlington
Va. and Alice r. Dickinson, 4S. 90l
St. n. w.
Charles f. Duvan. IS. 1888 Columbia
Rd., and Louise C. Anderson, o. 1851
Q st. n. w.
Ernest F. n MoFar,ap4 l., IS ~! sco;, III ~
Lester W. Harris, rs. 1884 First st.
n. w, and Margaret E. Gilligan. 25'
23O4 First st. n. W.
Walter H. Windsor. 20, 1899 B st. n.
E., and Ruth L. Heintz. %. 1893 B st.
N. e.
Patrick Common. SO. Scranton. Pa. and
Louise Forester. 90. Mtddlesboro. KY.
Clinton s wesche. "a, Anacostia, and
Estelle NJ. wilcher, II. 1915 Massachu'
George NJ. Lambert ~. New York City
and Gladys Chason. SO. 4o1 Eighth st.
n w
william H. Everhardy, %. Leaven.
worth. Kans., and Irene Bryan, %. Bron-
william E. Fletcher. AZ 40 First St.
n. w. and Alice Bond, 405 D st. n. W.
Thomas E Young. -, Defrel st. n.
w. and Mary E. s. somevilie. %. 1902
Q st. n. W.
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| Tuesday: And So They Were Married"
with Melvyn Douglas and Mary Aston.
Robert Young and Betty Furness.
Thursday and Friday: Public Enemy's
Wife" with Pat OBrien and Margaret
Lindsay. Saturday: Crime of DR..
Forbes with Gloria Stuart and Rob
ert Kent; also Heroes of the Range"
| with Ken Maynard.
YLVAN-sunday. Monday and Tues
| day: private Number" with Robert
Taylor and Loretta Young: Wednesday:
Melvyn Douglas and Mary Aston; also
THE First Baby" with Shirley Deane
and Johnny Downs. Thursday and
Friday: The Princess Comes Across"
Murray Saturday: Gentle Julia" with
Jane Withers and Tom Brown; also
The Cowboy and the Kid" with Buck
Jones.
PALM-sunday Monday and Tues
day: THE Magnificent Obsession." with
Irene Dunn and Robert Taylor, Wednes-
day and Thursday: Private Number"
with Robert Taylor and Loretta Young.
Friday: THE DEVILS Squadron" with
day: Boulder Dam" with Ross Alex
ander and Patricia Ellis.
sECO-sunday and Monday: "show-
boat boat" With Irene .r Dunne and all-star
Hands" with Margaret Lindsay and
Warren Hull. Wednesday and Thurs
day day, "Fury." with Spencer Tracy and and
Yankee" with will Rogers and Myrna
10y. Saturday: Devils Squadron"
with Richard Dix and Karen Morley;
also woman Trap" with Gertrude
Michael and George Murphy.
CAROLINA-sunday and Monday:
Carole Lombard and Preston Foster in
Love, Before Breakfast" and William
Bradford" Tuesday: Lily Pons and
Henry Fonda in IT Dream Too Much"
Wednesday: Paul MUM and Anita Louise
Barbara stanwyck in "A Message to
garcia" and Jack. Haley and Grace
Prairie" and (night only James Dunn
and Claire Dodd in The Payoff." Also
Chapter of Flash Gordon"
HIPPODROME-sunday and Monday:
Marion Davies and Dick Powell in
Hearts Divided" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Herbert Marshall and Gertrude
ert Taylor and Irene Dunno in Mag
nificent Obsession." Thursday and Fri
day: Carol Lombard and Preston Foster
in Princess Comes across; also Lionel
Spencer Tracy and Sylvia Sidney in
Fury"
CAMEO-Sunday and Monday: Joe E.
Brown and June Travis in "Earthworm
Tractors" Tuesday: Margaret Lindsay
and Warren Hull in Law In Her Hands,
Wednesday: Herbert Marshall and Ger
trude Michael in Till We Meet Again"
Thursday and Friday: Edward G. Robin
son and Joan BIondell in Bullets Or
Ballots" Saturday: Dick Foran in
"Treachery Rides Range: also Robert
Young and Betty Furness in Three Wise
Guys
ARCADE-Sunday Monday and Tues
day Robert Taylor and Loretta Young in
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
Death Takes Browne.
RealtOr. Suddenly

Alexander Britton Browne,
prominent Washington realtor
and civic leader, died suddenly to-
day at Madison, Conn.,, according
to word received here.
Mr.. Browne, who was one of the
founders and vice president of the
firm of Randall H. Wagner and
Company, was visiting with his
wife and son, Alexander, jr., at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. King
Whitcomb when he was stricken
with a heart attack. He was 81
years old.
A member of one of the oldest
and most prominent families in
the District, Mr.. Browne was the
son of the late Adds B. Browne,
prominent Washington attorney,
and Mrs. May Delahay Browne.
In 1904 he and Mr.. Hagner
founded the firm, and for more
than a quarter of a century he
was active in real estate circles,
having done much to develop the
Connecticut Avenue section Of the
city.
Mr.. Brown was a member of the
Real Estate Board, the Metropoll,
tan Club, Chevy Chase Club and
Ma rvland Cluh of Baltimore,
He is survived by his widow
son, mother, a brother, Adds
Brown, of Chicago, and a sister
Mrs. Walter Boyden, Of South
Dartmouth, Mass.
His body will be returned here
today and funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
Odds and Ends

Employees Of the Alaska rail
road whose salaries are on the
when actually employed" basis,
receive no sick or annual leave,
the Acting Comptroller General
has ruled. Farm Credit Admin
istration workers will picnic this
afternoon under auspices of A. F..
G. E. Lodge 213. and key mem.
berS of Local No. 2, N. F F. E.,
will gather at 2 p. m. today at
the home of William B. Crowells,
Franklin Park, Va, for lunch
and a good time. of 5000 AAA
workers, 397 are natives OF Mary
land, Virginia and the District,
according to official figures. q.
when AAA was set up there were
1,494 out of 5000 Andrew
Schwartz, Navy Yard. is back at
work after a trip abroad. .Agri.
culture is sending a carload of
exhibits dealing with soil con-
servation. dairying, swine, sheep,
horses and poultry to the Michi.
gan State Fair, slated IL Detroit.
September 4 to 10.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
EMMA JARVIS M'LEAN

Mrs. Emma Jarvis Mclean
widow of Rear Admiral Walter
L. Mclean, who died yesterday in
Baltimore, will be buried beside
the body of her husband in Ar
lington National Cemetery today
Services were held early this
morning at her daughters home
in Baltimore. She was 70
years old.
Mrs. Mclean had been Ill sew
eral weeks. She is survived by
her daughter, Mrs. Paul Patter-
son. wife of the publisher of the
Baltimore Sur
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
FRED C. HERZOG

Funeral services for Fred C,
Herzog, national advertising man.
ager for the washington Herald
and former football star, win be
held Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad j.
Herzog, 2010 Pierce Mill Rd. N.
w. Interment will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Herzog died Unexpectedly
in Garfield Memorial Hospital
late Thursday after a brief ill
ness. He was 33. He is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Ruth Herzog,
his parents, and a sister, Mrs.
Airline Brown.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
L. 2. PHILLIPS

L. 2. Phillips, retired musician
and former bandmaster at the
Marine Barracks at Quantico,
Va. died early this morning in
Walter Reed Hospital at the age
of 10. He had been ill four
months.
Mr.. Phillips lived in Washing
ton for many years at 1913 H St.
N. w. He is survived by a sister.
The body will be sent to the
Chambers funeral parlors. Burial
arrangements will be announced
later, but it Is understood inter
ment will take place in Arlington
National Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
DEATHS

Virginia C. stahl. So. 1851 Columbia
Rd. n. w.
August B. Schmidt. II. s1s NJ St.
n. w.
David Todd, rs. sibley Hospital.
Ida H. Carson, Is. 1915 NJ St N W.
Charles H. Glascock, ~, 1927 G St.
n. E.
Ida D. Kane, 10. Garfield Hospital.
Samuel L. Tatspaugh, So, Providence
Hospital
Maria e. Rawletts. IS. sibley Hospi-
tai.
Eugenia M. Buchanan, 81, 1894 Cal
vert st. n. w.
Mary Wares. 50, Georgetown Hos
pital.
william Taylor. SIS. GEORGETOWN Hos
pital.
Anna Cataldi. 81, Georgetown Hospi-
tai.
John ]. Carney. 81 Walter Reed
Hospital
Marion Parrelle, 50. Providence Hos
pital.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22

been suspected of having knowl-
edge of the black arts.
For Melchior, who despite his
s feet in height, was called
Willie" by his intimates, had an
uncanny ability to predict the
number of the next alarm to tap
in. And he is quite a weather
prophet, the neighbors calling on
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
MARGARET CARLIN

Death yesterday claimed Marga.
ret Carlin, 81, prominent in Chi
Sigma Sorority activities who died
at her home, 1927 Euclid st. N. w.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Carlin and was
known to her friends as Peggy"
She graduated three years ago
from the Sacred Heart Academy
and later attended Visitation
Convent. Besides her parents she
is survived by two sisters, Mary
c. and Eileen T. Carlin.
Burial will take place Monday
morning in Cedar Hill Cemetery
following services at the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart at 10 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
MRS. FLORA C. BLACK

Services for Mrs. Flora C. Black,
wife of j. H. ]. Black, employee of
The Washington Times Herald,
who died Thursday, will be held
this afternoon at Hysong's funeral
chapel, 1900 N st. N. w. Last rites
will be in charge of the Naomi
Chapter of the Order of the East
ern Star, of which she was a mem
Der.
Mrs. Black formerly lived at
1920 S st. N. w. She is survived
by her husband and a brother, who
lives in Nebraska, and by a sister
in New Mexico.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22

voIve the analysis and considera-
ton of extensive data to be sup
piled by various agencies of the
Federal Government and the
government of the District Of
Columbia
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
MRS. ANNE E. WARDELL

Last rites for Mrs. Anne E. War
dell, who died Thursday in her
seventy-seventh year, will be held
today at 1880 o'clock at the resi-
dence of her son, Robert, in Will
mington, Del. Interment will be
in the Delaware city.
She was native of Wilmington.
Surviving her are three daugh-
ters-MrS. Galway, Miss Dorothy
Wardell and Mrs. F. G. Wilcox
and three sons-J. H., Robert A.
and Walter L. Wardell.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22

BROADWAY-Sunday and Monday:
Chester Morris in Three Godfathers"
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday:
Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy in
Fury" Friday and Saturday: Charles
Starrett in stampede"
MOTT-sunday and Monday; Richard
Dix in Special Investigator" Tuesday:
Pride OF the Marines" and Bars of
Hate" Wednesday: Rochelle Hudson
and Paul Kelly in Country Beyond"
Thursday: Fire Trap" and Dancing
Joseph Calleia in Public Hero No L."
Saturday: Larry (Buster) Crabbe in
Drift Fence"
ROSALIA-Sunday and Monday: Rich
ard Dix in Devil Squadron" with Karen
Morley. Tuesday and Wednesday: Laurel
and Hardy in Bohemian Girl" and
Hoot Gibson in Riding Avenger."
Claudette Colbert in Under Two Flags" !;
also, Buddy Rogers and June Clyde in
Dance Band" Saturday: William Boyd
and Jimmy Ellison in Call of The
Prairie"
bert Marshall in Forgotten Faces"
With Gertrude Michael. Tuesday: TOO
Many Parents" with Henry Travers,
NEW in Little Lord FauntIeroy," with
R Rfbbne Costello Costello Barrymore and Guy
Autry in Gums and Guitars"
LINCOLN-August 81 to August 27.
Inclusive: THE Green Pastures" with
Rex Ingram.
KEPCBLIC-August 81 to August 27,
inclusive: King Of the Damned" with
Conrad Veidt and Helen Vinson.
inclusive: Red salute" with vii Au BaT f a.
stanwyck and Robert Young.
sTANTON -sunday and Monday:
Jessie Matthews in ITS Love Again" ;
also, THE House of Thousand Candles
with Phillips Holmes. Tuesday and
WEDNESDAY. W. James Oliver Cgrwood's
Hudson; also, Edward Everett Horton in
"Nobody's Fool" Thursday and Friday:
Ann Harding and Robert Montgomery
in biography. Of a Bachelor Girl"
saturday: Charles Dickens David Cop
perfield."
A c d E NJ Y-sunday and Monday:
Clark Gable and Constance Bennett in
Wednesday: Jessie Matthews in ITS
Love Again; also, Jean Hersholt in
'sins of Man" Thursday and Friday:
James oliver Curwood's The Country
Beyond" with Rochelle Hudson: Also
Our Daily Bread" with Karen Morley.
Saturday: Shirley Temple in Curly Top"
with John Boles and Rochell Hudson !;
also. John Wayne in The Lonely Trail
STA E-Sunday and Monday: Sylvia
Sidney and Spencer Tracy in Fury"
Tuesday and Wedn esday: Francis Lederer
in "One Rainy Afternoon: also, Chester
Morris in Moonlight Murder Case"
Thursday and Friday: Robert Taylor in
Private Number with Loretta Young
and Patsy Kelly. Saturday: H. G Wells
Things to Come; also. Richard Arlen
in Three Live Ghosts"
JESSE-sundsy and Monday: Earth
worm Tractors" with Joe E. Brown.
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AVALON-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day. Jeanette Macdonald in San Fran
CISCO; Wednesday and Thursday, Joe
f. Brown in "Earthworm Tractors; Fri-
day, Charlie Ruggles and Mary Bolan1
in Early to Bed: Saturday, George
OBrien in Border Patrolman," "Phan-
tom Rider" No. /.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
CENTRAL,

Sunday and Monday Jeanette Mac
Donald and Clark Gable in San Fran.
BToWn in EartS 5%G Tractay: Joe With
June Travis; Thursday Virginia Weld
Ter in Girl of the Ozarks"; Friday,
William Boyd in Heart of the West"
Changing of the Guard; saturday,
Lionel Barrymore in Devil DOLL" Silly
Symphony,
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AVENUE GRAND

Sunday and Monday. Sylvia Sidney
and Spencer Tracy in Fury" Mickey
Mouse; Tuesday and Wednesday, Irene
Dunn and Alan Jones in "Showboat" /;
Thursday Wendy Barrie and James
Stuart in Speed; Friday, 1.-TWO Against
the World" with Humphrey Bogart and
Beverley Roberts; Saturday, Frances
Dee in Half Anger and Jack Holt in
Crash Donovan"
The Washington times., 1936-08-22

APOLLO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day, jeanette Macdonald and Clark
Gable in San Francisco" Wednesday
and Thursday, Joe f. Brown in Earth
worm Tractors" Mickey Mouse; Friday
Wendy Barrie and James Stuart in
speed: Saturday. Chester Morris in
Counterfeit and Jane withers in Lit
tlO Miss Nobody Popeye.
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COLONY

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. jean
cite Macdonald and Clark Gable in
San Francisco: Wednesday and Thurs
day. Joe e. Brown in "Earthworm Trac-
tors" with June Travis; Friday, Charlie
Ruggles and Mary Boland in Early to
Bed; Saturday. Virginia Weidler in
The Washington times., 1936-08-22
Warner Bros. Tkeaters

MBASSADOR-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. Bing Crosby and Frances
Farmer in Rhythm on the Range" ;
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, jean
cite Macdonald and Clark Gable in San
Francisco; Saturday Lionel Barrymore
in Devil DOLL" Our Gang comedy
The Washington times., 1936-08-22

PENN-Sunday, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Jean Harlow and Cary Grant
inn "Suzy" Silly Symphony. Thursday
and Friday Lionel Barrymore in Devil
Doll" Saturday: Jack Oaks and Sally
EiIers in FLORIDA Special: Phantom
Rider" No. ); PopeyS.
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YORK-Sunday and Monday: Barbara
stanwyck and Gene Raymond in The
Bride Walks Out" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Joan Crawford in Dancing Lady"
Thursday and Friday: Robert Taylor and
Loretta Young in Private Number"
Howard in Border Flight; Popeye.
The Washington times., 1936-08-22

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