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La gaceta., 1936-09-29

Cuando lleguen los faeciosos
a Madrid terminara la guerra
-comunica un corresponsal q.
mericano que utilizandO ell ca
BILE hace propaganda favorable
a los fascistas.
81 Hegaran a Madrid, para
maS4ici6n te las naciOnes demo-
cratSsas qre alardean de "neu-
tralidAd Eodayia les quedaria
a los traidpres M PSdeF0so y
valiente erkmigo Catalina.
Para dOpinar' Ia Espaha
nuewa y la democracia, Ia mill
ti.analla tendra primero que de
rrotar a Madrid y despues a
Barcelona, sin cOnta5 fon las
actividades de los milicianSs y
guerrilleros de Asturias y O.
tras regiones.
Barcelona, Catalina, Sc pre-
para para h guerra J no dart
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
BATISTA EN- ACCION CON-
IRA LOS
RIOS Y LOS OBREROS

Habana, Sep. 29.-La poll
cia y ell serviciO de inteligencia
lei ejercito recorren las GALES
deteniendO a personals sOspe-
chOsas de OPonerse al bats
tado" y de haber tornado par
se en- Ell complot para dinami-
tar la redacci6n del peri6dicO
Gel Pals"
Los coches de la poliria mar
chan en- tOdas direcciones, con
agentes colgando de los estri-
Dos. ARWW
I'm autOmovil misterioso fue
PerSeguido en- ell barrio del We
dado, sin ser alcanzado.
AsegGrase que la policia ha
PrOmetido e~scIarecer ell case
del diariO "El Pals" entire hoy
y mahana.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

Nj .Dubinsky, entersdo de 10
dicho por Hamilton, declare a
los peri6dicos: "Toda persona
que conoce la historic del movi-
miento obrero, sabe que la u
ni6n de la cual yo formo parte
ha sido la cabeza, en- los pasa-
dos 20 amos, de la lucha contra
la extension de la Influenza
comunista e las uniones
obreras y que yo personal
mente he pasado varios amos
combatiendo la domination en-
tire los trabajadores de la agu-
js No renunciare porque un in
div iduo cualquiera 10 pida. Ell
dinero qre hemos recaudado no
Ia si1o para los comunistas de
Espaha, sino para alimentos,
medicinas, ropas y vendajes'.
Ash 10 hace Tampa. Dinero
para las familias de los milicia-
pcs; dinero para alimentar y
sooorreA a los que en- Espaha
dtfien1en la libertad.
La ~protesta de Hamilton con-
ira Dubinsky tiene para noso-
tros ell caracter de semifascista.
Cuando la militicanalla, los
clarigos eneenagados en- la poll
ti,a Y los reaccionarios Sc ALA
ron en- armas contra la Repd-
b.i.a y ell gobierno legitimo, los
comunistas solo tenian IL di-
prtados en- ell parlamanto espa.
mol v ningunO de clos gOberna-
Be, como no goberFaba ningdn
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

La situaci6n exacta en- Tole-
do Sc desconoce desde las posi-
clones de los leales. AL norte y
ell sur de Olias, en- direction de
Toledo, funciona la artilleria.
Dicese que las bajas han sido
numerosas por ambas parties.
Aver, cerca de Olias, los lea
5 Sc hallaban a la defensive,
hoy han asumido la ofensiva
No han sido vistos los aparatos
de los rebeldes. Es impossible lie
gar a Toledo por la carretera
ue ArSnjucz porque los tirado
res vigilan y los insurgentes
del Alcazar dominan la entra-
da a la poblaci6n con sus ame-
tralladoras.
I'm miliciano herido dice que
anoche Sc combatia furiosa-
mente en- los alreGedores del
Alcazar. La mayor parte de la
poblaci6n civil de Toledo Sc h&
marchado. Muchos heridos
han sido traidos a Madrid en-
ambulancias.
Los aeroplanos alemanes de
los facciosos, tipo Junkers, han
lanzado nuevas bombas sobre
Bilbao. Ell bombardeo surgi6 no
ras despues de que ell goberna
dor habia amenazado con eje-
Guitar a todos los derechistas 81
los facciosos seguian bombar-
deando desde ell aire.
Por cada mujer del pueblo
que maten los aeroplanos fac
,%iosos, sera fusilado un faccio-
so; 10 mismo Sc hara con la
muerte de los nihos y personas
del elemento civil.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

Vaya desde aquf nuestro des-
precio al cOngreso del Brasil
por haber tornado ell acuerdo de
expresar su simpatia a los re.
beIdes que en- Espaha asesina1
a mujeres y ninos y tratan de
asesinar las libertades del pue-
bio espanol.
Ell pals que lie llam6 comunis-
ia a Prestes por haber solicita-
do leyes y ~ventajas que existen
en- los Estados UnidOs, no es de
extranar que "vomite' simpatia
por Franco ell importador de
moros, nazis y fascistas; Mola
ell asesino de ninos y mujeres en-
Bilbao; Cabanellas Ell de la ban.
dera roja y gualda, -aunque ha-
bia dicho que era republican,;
Queipo del Llano el ebrio y ell
insolente, y otros matarifes.
Else congreso, de un pals dom
de no existe la libeftad, esta en-
su puesto.
Getulio Vargas es quizas in
ferior a Franco Y MOla, politi.
ca, moral e intelectualmente.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

Madrid, sep. Pei envio de
refuerzos al sector de Toledo ha
sido disminuido por ell gobierno
republican,, mientras Sc cons
truye un gigantesco sistema de
defensa para la capital.
Una nueva llamada a las ar
mas Sc hizo por ell gobierno, pa
ra acrmular mayoreS fuerzas
contra ell amenazado ataque de
los insurgentes.
Los milicianos marchan ha-
cia ell norte, mientras los Off
ciales, freneticamente, tratan
de levantar un nuevo reducto
del otro lado de la parte de To-
ledo que dominan los ~fascistaS.
Las debilitadas lineas Sc han
fortificado en- dos puntos. Una
Sc ha establecido en- Bargas, al
oeste de la carretera central en-
re Madrid y Toledo, dOnde los
.eales realizaron I'm contra-ata-
que sobre los insurgentes que
tienen Ell su poder la poblaci6n.
Tn captain de m%ilicianos dice
que ell gobierno Sc vic obligado
a abandonar la primera aldea
en- la carretera, Olias del Te-
niente Castillo, luego de un IN
tense bombardeo de la aviaci6n
rebelde. Otras tropas Sc han con
gregado en- ell canine secundG-
rio al oeste.
La campaha en- Madrid Sc ha
iniciado por medic de un con.
eertado esfuerzo para alistar a
todos los hombres disponibles y
defender la capital. Los minis
tros recorrieron hoy todos los
barrios, buscando apoyo para
sus fuerzas.
TODD Madrid esta lleno de car
teles pidiendo a los hombres que
Sc inscriban para defender a la
capital y a Espana. Muchos o.
breros del ramo de construction
Sc han undo a sus camaradas
lie las milicias.
La dependencia dc muchos
establecimientos ha sidO reduci-
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

John Hamilton, ell presidente
de- Comite Nacional del partido
Republican,, tuvo ell des:aro i
naudito de solicitar que ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt quite de la lis
ia de sus compromisarioS, en- el
estado de New York, ell nombre
del jefe obrero David Dubinsky
presidente de la International
de Obreros de Trajes de Seno-
ras, una potente organization.
5Razones dadas por ell indi-
viduo que defiende la candida
tura de Landon?
Aqui esta: "Mr. Dubinsky ha
mandado $4,000 a los cOmunis-
tas espanoles y Sc jacta de que
levantara $500 mas.
Espana y los democratas que
vivimos en- Ybor City y West
Tampa, lie agradecemos su bon
dad a Mr.. Dubinsky y condena-
mos la ridicula, estGpida e in
justificable petici6n de Mr.. Ha-
milton.
Dinero para una Rep1blica
que defiende su libertad contka
el fascismo Y un ejercito de ca
nallass dinero para la democra-
cia legitima, no la que predican
Hamilton y Landon.I
Todo ell que Sc atreve a SIM
patizar con los perseguidos y
con los que sufren, es "rojo",
%comunista, anarquista, etc., pa
"a Hamilton y los que como el
piensan.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

Hitler ha ordenado que 3d.
0O0 j6venes mas empunen las
palas y Sc sometan a las reglas
del trabajo Tornado.
Cuenta ell "badulaque'', en- su
Marcia hacia la guerra, con ser
vicio militar obligatorio, traba-
10 obligatorio y Tornado, prem
sa disciplinada y degradada que
no recoge mas opiniones que las
suyas w.. odio eterno a los iu-
dos y a la humanidad.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
Constituted I'm nuevo gabinete en- Catalina
Fisur.n en- a mismBI Confederation
General del 1fabajo

mi Agua1o, Esquerra; econo e
mia, Juan Fabregas, Confede-
raci6n Nacional del Trabajo
mejoramiento pGblico, Jose
Garcia Bilban, Confederation
Nacional dJ Trabajo; provi ?
stones, JuanGkps& Domenech,
ConfederacinT Nacional del
Trabajo; oil fas'pdblicas y ira
bajoP Miguel Valdes, socialis :
ia: unificaci6n de se%rvicios pG
blicos, Juan ComoreTa agri :
cultura, Jose Calyet, Union de
Cultivadores; defensa ,tenien-
te coronel Felipe Diaz Sandi =
no; justicia, Andres Min, del
partido Comunista, rama Tros
kista, y ministro sin cartera Ra
Closes, Esquerra.
Todos los ministries juraron
va sus cargos antaAel ST.. Com
panys. al
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
MURIO EN- ILLINOIS UN
DE TAMPA


Como resultado de lesiones
1ue sufriera en- un accidente
automovilista, falleci6 aver en-
Joliet, Ill.,el Sr. VILLAS ].
Adam, de 81 amos, vecino de
La espOsa de Adam, Sra. Eli
zabeth Adam, sufri6 lesioEs
graves y su estado es deses1 ]
RADIO. M
Guiaba ell autom6vil la SaF
Folger ja politica ta.
los a%ncianos, ID, sacJ ilesa =
M~aRejaba erin ro c6che Il
rold Dale, de Al amos, dueho
de un balneario.
Los Adam llevaban Is amos
de Residential en- Tampa, a don
de vinisIpn dssds Sarasota,
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Trabajo FORBADE en- Alemania. FL ~republica-
no Hamilton y SUI desahogo. Dubinsky contes-
ia al d~eslenguado. - Coughlin llamo comunista
a Roosevelt. = FL Iltimo reducto

Ha recuperado la salud con 1S
transfusiones de sangre roja,
de sangre plebeya, ell conde dc
Ccvadonga, hijo del exrey AL
fonSo.
La sangre que no coagula ha
tenido cue buscar la sangre lin
pia, la roja, la sana, de ciudada-
nos americanos.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

socialista mi anarquista nj sin
dicalista.
Era Ell gobierno del pueblo,
del Frente Popular, que habia
triunfado en- los comicios de
febrero; pero los fascistas, a los
cuales ACADIA de imitar Hamil-
ton, Sc lanzaron a la mas vii y
repugnante insurrecci6n de la
edad moderna, que los republi-
canos de izquierda eran cOmu-
nistas, que los socialistas mode.
radios eran comunistas, que los
socialiStas marxistas eran comu
nistas, que los gremios obreros
eran comuniStas...
Y la militicanalla ha encon-
trade un imitador en- John D,
M. Hamilton, ell individuo que
dirige la campana de Landon.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

Barcelona, Sep. 29.-El pre-
sidente Luis Companys do a.
yer la noticia de haberse for
mado un nuevo gabinete bajo
la presidencia de Don Jose Ia
rradellas, Nue d~esempehara
tambien la cArtera de hacien-
da. Sustituye ell nuevo primer
ministro Don Jdah Casanovas,
que venia desempehando ell
cargo desde julio 81. Tara =
della pertei<e fla Esquerra
catalina.
Los otros ministries son edu-
caci6n, Ventura Gassol, Esque
ira; seguridad pGblica, Arte-
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

Ahora Sc ha puesto de moda,
en- algunos lugares, ell intentaf
ides~calificar o perseguir a los
'ciudadanos liberaleS, a los que
con toda sinceridad defender
los derechos del hombre, llaman
loles "comunistas".
La formula" Sc ha utilizadc
Dor ell curita Coughlin, un des-
vergonzado, contra ell presiden-
tie Roosevelt, a quien ha llamaGo
comunista. La "Liguita de Ia
Libertad", la de los millons-
rios, utiliza ell "disco" del comu-
nismo cuando lie convene y 10
aplica a personals que no tienen
relaci6n con los "rojos", pero
que defender q capa y espada
la candidatura del presidents
Roosevelt.
Nadie debe extranarse, pues,
de que Hamilton lie lame comu-
nista a Dubinsky, cuando
Coughlin lie ha aplicado Ell mis-
mo calificativo al presidente
Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
LOS REPUBLICANOS Alta
CAN A DUBINSKY PoR HA-
Der MANDADO 81 OKGA-
NIZACION UN
A ESPANA

New York, Sep. 29.-Con ell
ciniSmo peculiar de aIgunos pc
~liticastrOs, John d. M. tamil
ton, presidente del Comite Ma
kiOnal del Partido Republica-
no, ACADIA de mandar un tele-
grama al ? Desidente Roosevelt
pidiendo BORE de la lista de
u cOmprOmiSarios a DAVID
Dubinsky, presidente de la In
ternational Ladies Garment
Workers Union, como Nna "a.
frenta a los IiectOre' america
nos.
Cita Hamilton como motive
de Ayactitud Ell .hecho de que
ebeiT por medic de SUI Coz
le fhaya msndado un
dS Fr15te Popular ca
pSnoi. = difH .
DuBEhy, ode no es comu-
Ii nuncs 10 ha sido, es
Nvado de rojo por Hamilton.
N~residente Roosevelt echo
II Apeles el men
safe de Hamilton, quN estima
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

Quartet a Franco y sus adlate-
res.
SLos catalanes defenderan, 81
necesario fuese, Ell dltimO re-
dpeto.
La gaceta., 1936-09-29
LOS SITIADOS EN- TOLEDO
CUENTA DE LOS
P~ROYECTELES QUE DISPA-
RABAN CONTRA Ell
A
Tres hOmbres su suicidAron y
nacierOn dos criaturas

Sector Faseista de Talavera,
Sep. 29.-Soldados de los que
estuvieron sitiados en- Toledo
dicen que los leales mataron a
800 curas cat6licos durante las
Gltimas horas del ataque del
general Franco sobre esa cha
dad. La artilleria republican,
y las explosiones de dinamita
habian destruYdo todos los al
rededores del Alcazar.
Los exsitiados lleyaban cuen
ia de los ataques del enemigo
dicen que dispayaron. II, 200
proyectiles y realizaroR 30 ats
ques a6reos, con 156 granadaS
de mano, AOS bombas de di-
namita, - tanques de gasd
ma, Coy bombas aereaS.y 2Gri
botelhs de liquido inf I'm sry
Tres de los &tiados
La gaceta., 1936-09-29

14IOH y IIHCO WUIItIUH 10
oe natural. No hubieror
Efafs' htre las mujeres y los
'fo pers6hS Ague Sc daba la me-
Iue e bon. Ell aqua ha-
domiSnada a litrO por
de los Gitiados es-
70 de mOrir de ham
D-ierS NO. nacieron durante
ell asselo. 10 que fus iDterpre-
tadQ pmo uRaAa diyipa ds.
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
NJ OWE
AvACLOCK

RKO NEITH'S-"The Harvester u
1853 a. m, 1:45, 3:37, $50,
Katharine Hepburn, Mary OF
Scotland" 8 p. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Car
roll in Secret Agent" At II,
12:46. 2:32, Alb, 6:O4, 1850 and
9:37 p. m.
EARLE-Pat oBrien, Public
Enemy's Wife," 1l:15 a. m, 1885,
4:25, ITO. 9:55 p. m. Stage
12:45, 3:35, $40, 9:1o p. m.
PALACE-Shirley Temple. The
Poor Little Rich Girl" l1:15
a. M, 1:25. $3.50, 5:35. 7:4o
9:45 p. m.
COLUMBLA-Lionel Barrymore
THE Devil Doll" 1900, 1850
$50, $50, TAO, 9:40 p. m.
FOX-Jack Oakie. Florida spe
cial," IL a. m, 1885. AIS. 7:10
10 ps m. Stage-12:45, $3.50
$40, 9:10 p. m.
LITTLE-Rona1d Colman in "Clive
Of India" Feature: 1870, las
$3.50, 5:35, TAO, 9:45.
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
BY LLOYD PANTAGES

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 6.-BltS
and pieces. While waiting to have
her contract readjusted with War
ner Brothers, Miss Bette Davis
has upper and signed to DO a PIC
ture in England. Methinks she
can't 60 until her difficulties are
Strengthened out.
Gail Patrick boasts Of the fact
that her feet are as large as Gar
bo's, size seven to be prezact. She
claims that women with smaller
feet are apt to fall over in a heap
which she prefers not to do.
Speaking of Carlo, she seems to
have set a good example by start
ing out life as a hat model in
Sweden. Madeline Carroll got
her start the same way. and now
we find four more models, all at
Paramount, doing very nice. Mar
shs Hunt, who graced advertise
ments for soap, tea and coffee.
Elizabeth Russell, who was tav-
orite model for such gentlemen as
James Montgomery Flagg. NC
Clelland Barclay and Jefferson
Machamer. Louise Stuart, who
was a cigarette ad girl, and Vioa
Ann Borg, who was fashion
model.
Speaking Of models and such.
when Kay Francis was gangling
girl junior in high school in Gar
den City, Long Island, she won a
prize for costume designing
whereupon she told her pals she
would one day be a famous de-
signer. She is getting her wish in
Mistress of Fashion," in which
she plays the most famous coutur-
ier in the world. However, Orry-
Kelly will be around, to really
create the clothes.
Carole Lombard IS having q
Slight tiff with Paramount. She
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
Fun
At.GIen Echo

A joke is a joke and fun is fun.
But that chubby Irishman, Tom
Mulligan, who presides over the
Midway Of Fun" at Glen Echo,
just will put too much Irish" on
his sense of humor when 1t comes
to taking new Glen Echo workers
for a fine ride.
Take the case of Evelyn Cren-
shaw, a sweet little girl who has
just landed a neat job selling tick
cts at Glen Echo.
Evelyn came breathlesSly into
the main office at Glen Echo the
other afternoon and gasped:
There's hurry call for some
adjusterS for the trick mirrors
on the Midway Of Fun Mr..
Mulligan says the people are
complaining that they don't
look funny enough"
Col. Leonard SchloSs, general
boss at Glen Echo, glowered over
his glasses at Evelyn and barked:
young lady, will you please
go back and tell Tom Mulligan
to go and take a ride on one
Of those kiddie cars in the
Midway and think up q couple
Of better ones. Now don't
bother your little head about it.
Just forget It. Thirty years
ago when we were both with
Bertha, the Beautiful Sewing
Machine Girl Tom used to
send folks to me asking for
keys to the curtain and boxes
Of jokes. That Mulligan can't
get over show buSineSS-Or
being Irish"
So that is the reason why
Evelyn is looking down her small
nose at Mr.. Mulligan and Mr.
Mulligan just chortles. And the
other Glen Echo workers say
commiSeratingly to her:
Don't bother! Mr.. Mulligan
can't get along without his
little jokes"
The Washington times., 1936-08-06

novel dance eccentricitieS and will
have some comedy parts.
The SophiSticateS, consisting OF
the wellknown Three Maids and
Mike and The Uptowners" quar-
tet, is expected to be one of the
smash" items Of the new show.
This group will present Grace
Shannon, Virginia Hanna and
Hazel Money, who are the Three
Maids who perform with a mike,
and the Uptowners foursome con-
Sists of Paul Fox, Ben Thomason,
w. F. Sheean and Randolph FoneS.
From the University of Mary
land the revue has recruited THE
-Four Bartenders, embracing
Jerome Sacks, 209 Eleventh st.
N. W.; Robert Ltschert, 121 Jack.
son Ave; Joel Hutton, College
Park, Md, and Samuel Leisher, of
209 Eleventh st. N. w. These stu
dents have earned considerable
popularity in and about the Capt.
tai with their original and novel
QUARTET arrangements.
A BIG CHORUS
Another foursome will be THE
Four Preachers" who will be heard
in Negro spirituals.
Others to have principal roles
are La nellie Avery, Of 1440 r. st.
who recently won a featured role
in the all-local picture 1T Hap
peued In Washington" and was
labeled a young actress Of promise;
Walter Long, Woodley Park
Towers, a former Fox usher who
later entered vaudeville and was
a stellar member of the vaudeville
team known as the Three Long
Brothers; Robert Youmans, mem
Der of the Fox Theater corps OF
ushers and living at 4601 Walsh
ST., Chevy Chase, who will play
several numbers on the xylophone,
and who continues the tradition
of an usher in each of the annual
revues: Margaret Osterwald, 2815
Quarry St.; Coke Homan, novelty
dancer Of 1917 Wisconsin Ave-,
and Jeanne Christian Of the
ChaStleton Hotel.
In addition to these 81 princi-
pals the Going Native" cast is
augmented by "a members Of the
chorus. Mr.. Ford, who is pro-
ducing this years revue as he
has for the last three such shows,
expresses much satisfaction over
the abundance of talent. His
optimism mounts daily that this
years Going Native" will hon.
estly excel his three former at
tempts.
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
Warner Bosses
Whoop ltUp

Managers of the 40 Warner
Bros. theaters in the Washing.
ton territory came to Wash.
ington for the annual business
meeting to discuss plans for the
new motion picture season. John
j. Payette, general zone manager,
presided at the session.
Other officials present included
the three district Managers
Harry Lohmeyer, Washington;
Guy Wonders, Maryland; Nat
CHASER, Virginia, and Frank La
Falce, advertising and publicity
director.
The managers and various ex-
ecutives from the home office
yesterday were the guests of Mr..
Payette at the annual outing at
the Anchorage, on the Severn
River.
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
Football Stars Will
Keep Amateur Status

Few AllAmerica names will be
found on the rosters Of profes-
Sional football teams this year.
None Of the All-America stars
assembled by RKO Radio for its
football feature, The Big Game" +"
has signed q contract with a pro-
fessional team, and the majority
of the lads state emphatically
that they will not consider an
offer.
Jay Berwanger, Of Chicago Uni
versity, expressed the opinions Of
the group by declaring that pro-
fessional football players career is
limited to three or four years and
at the end Of the time is untitled
for any other career.
The Washington times., 1936-08-06

ON RABBLE ROUSERS
Barnee, of the Shoreham, says
that Max Finders orchestra at
the Fox is employing some of the
strains of Dixie" even though
the tune is not featured in the
summer overture Let me make
my position plain. No objection
to Dixie" 1t is an applause in
spring tune and I have kidded
the maeStros over its frequent use
because by this method they are
always assured over an overture
hand. In other words, it's safe
guarantee of audience recognition
through palm beating . "A Dixie"
finish invariably reminds Of the
old-time burlesque idea Of waving
Old Glory for the finale. There
are always plenty who feel un'
patriotic If they don't go to town
for these demonstrations.
GETTING THE TAXES
Beating the birthday bell by
about seven days, Ray Bell sends
around fresh items from the Fox
on his new letter heads From
them I observe the new slogan
will be "In the Capital, it's the
CAPITOL for capital shows"
with the name of the theater in
capital letters. Capital, I'll say.
Tell taxi drivers to take you to
the Loew Capitol. The high
Capitol is still on Capitol Hill
so I've heard. Kitty Prichard
calls to report that Roadside is
enjoying its most prosperous sea-
son but is plagued by discover
ing new taxes almost every day
:. So, imagine were the win
nerS of the fat daily double at
Suffolk Downs on Monday. After
collecting their mutuel swag they
were obliged to give their name
and address to an income tax
collector. This is getting it at
source, I'll say.
THE REVUE LINEUP
Gene Ford today announced the
talent lineup for the Fox annual
revue. Here it is:
Topping the list is Gordon Hit
tenmark, WRC's popular Question
Mark" and "Timekeeper" conduc
tor, who will perform a specially
and act in the capacity of master
Of ceremonies.
Johnnie Barnes, who won a Phi
Lampkin talent quest last fall, was
featured on Broadway, and is now
the holder of an M-G-M film con
tract, will be another featured
artist. He will exhibit some of his
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
Bones Hamilton Rides
All Niqht to Studio

If Robert Bones" Hamilton
had used the same training meth
ods while playing football at Stan
ford University as he did just be-
fore he went into RKO Radios
The Big Game" it is doubtful If
he would have been chosen as an
All-America player.
Bones" left Palo Alto, Calf, in
his automobile at II o'clock and
drove all night, arriving in Hol-
lywood. 400 miles away, just in
time to start work in the picture.
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
I Cover Hollywood

, wants either a salary raise, or a
release from her contract. MeanSt-
while, recuperated from her per.
zon oak, she Is spending all of her
time with her hairdreSSer, trying
to create a new coiffure that will
Startle the world.
Claudette Colbert is whizzing
about in a gray roadster which
she bought on her day off, and
which she is personally driving
for the first time in her career,
having never before been &C
quainted with the intricacies Of
steering an auto.
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
SOME AMUSEMENT GLEANINGS
Romeo and juliet" Picture to
Open Regular Season at
National Theoter
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

Amusement activity Street begins the Sunday night
before Labor Day, September g. when MetrOGodwyn
Mayer will bring in the Norma ShearerLese Howardohn
BarrymoreBas Rahbone movie production of Shakespeare
"Romeo and Juliet" to the National Theaer Another inter-
esng prospect cocktail lounge in the store adjoining the
Nationals lobby with rathskeler underneath 1t will be
enterprise apart from the heaer although beweentheac
patronage figured important factor in its 1t
looks the moment the longest and most important egit
mate since 1929 Dor before the depression
The Washington times., 1936-08-06

=YnTE AMERIcAN