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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
MISS HEPBURN HAS DUAL PART
 IN FINE DRAMA
Sylvia Scarlett'' Is Now Showing at Capi-
 tol Theatre

Brilliant addition to the royal line of Katharine Hepburn screen hits, Sylvia Scarlett" is now showing at the Capitol Theatre.
 Next to the superlative character ization of Miss Hepburn, the chief charm of this RKO Radio Picture is it's complete departure rom cut and dried conventions. It is as though a declaration of independence from formulas had been declared. to allow Director George Cukor and his cast to stride joyously along the free highway of adventure and TO- nance.
 Miss Hepburn emerges from the sternest acting test of her career with new laurels Required to mas querade as a boy through the major part of the story, she is also called upon to run the gamut of human emotions. Her portrayal of the eolorful and difficult title role is perfection itself.
 Extraordinary fine supporting per formances are contributed by Brian Aherne, Cary Grant, Edmund Gwenn, Princess Natalia Paley and Donnie Moore, each of whom DOT trays a distinctive and colorful character.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
CHANGES IN
 NAVIGATION

The following aids to navigation are temporarily out of commission but will be restored as soon as pos ssble according to advices received by office of Superintendent of 
 Zimovia Midchannel Rock Beacon reported destroyed March IT.
 Gastin eau Channel-Lawson Creek Bar Beacon reported missing May IS.
 Seacoast-Khantaak Island Light reported extinguished May 27.
 Prince William Sound = Evans Bay Light reported extinguished March Is.
 Kodiak Harbor = Cyane Rock Lighted Bell Buoy reported extin- guished April PA
 Marrow Strait-Three Brothers Reef Light reported extinguished April 21; Low Island Reef Buoy re- ported out of position and submerg- ing at high water March Is.
 Aids Lighted or Restored
 Clarence Strait - Ratz Harbor Beacon rebuilt June 5.
 Sumner Strait-Vichnefski Rock Light reported extinguished June 8, was relighted June 5; Helm Rock Lighted Whistle Buoy replaced on station and relighted May 30; Keku Strait Beacons 3, PA, 2B, 5, GA, and g replaced June 3; Keku Strait Beacon 19A repaired June 3.
 Stephens Passage Is- lands Light relighted June 6.
 Sea Otter Sound-Peep Rock Light reported extinguished June ?, was relighted June 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
SKILLED CARPENTERS SOUGHT BY SOMMERS
 ON AELPC BUILDING

A shortage of skilled carpenters in Juneau was reported by R. J. Sommers. President of the R. J. Sommers Construction Company, who holds the contract for erection of the new Alaska Electric Light and Power Company building at Second and Franklin Streets.
 MT. Sommers, who returned on the Aleutian from a trip to the States to arrange for the shipment of structural steel, cement and oth- CT supplies necessary for the erec- ton of the new building, stated that all of the footings for the struc~ ture were poured last night, and work on the wall forms started this morning Some difficulty has been experienced in securing the services of a sufficient number of carpen- ters, MT. Sommers said, and all carpenters wishing employment arc requested to see him at the build ing site.
 The fine weather of the last two weeks has aided materially in keep ing operations on schedule, MT Scmmers reported. We have had g good break in that respect he said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
DOUGLAS NEVIS
ODD FELLOWS, REBERAHS
 HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES

Rev O. L. Kendall delivered a Memorial address before Channel Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in Doug las last night at the services held in honor of the deceased members of those lodges About "A mem bers of the orders attended the cere- mony, which was held in the Doug las Odd Fellows Hall.
 Roll call of the departed mem bers of both Juneau and Douglas was called.
 The last name called among those of Douglas deceased members was that of Al Eggan who died at Ev- erett, Washington on June 4th fol- lowing an automobile accident near there. News of his passing only came to the secretary of the LOOP. lodge in the last mail. He was also a member of Douglas Aerie No. IF, FOE.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
ALICE FAYE IS FEMININE LEAD
 IN PEpPY FL N
Music Is Magic ; Featured on Coliseum Thea
 atre Program

Combining a diverting story, catchy music, eye-filling dance spectacles and highly competent cast, Music is Magic a musical romance is now playing at the Coliseum Theatre
 Alice Faye is the star of the tune full vehicle. Ray Walker as the young master of ceremonies who trys to project his sweetheart, Miss Faye, into stardom at Hollywood, is likeable and makes the most of an important role,
 The comedy is handled by Mitchell and Durant, whose rough-and- tum- ble antics sent the audience into gales of laughter, Bebe Daniels gives a clearcut characterization to the role of the waning picture star whose temperamental tantrums S serve to give Miss Faye her first break in the motion pictures
 The plot concerns itself with the efforts of Miss Faye, aided by her sweetheart and two friends, Mitchell and Durant, to win fame and for tune in Hollywood
 Miss Faye manages to get part in a chorus in a filmusical in which Miss Daniels is the star Mitchell and Durant are cast in the roles of "half-wits" in the picture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
MATANUSKA COLONY
 PLANNING FOR FAIR

Plans for an agriculture show at Palmer this fall already are under way and today articles of incor- poration were filed with Territor- ial Auditor Frank A. Boyle by the Matsnuska Valley Agricultural and Industrial Fair Association. Incor- porators are M. D. Snodgrass, Ross L. Sheely Manager of the coloni- zation proiec '. c. Brix R. B. We ~ ani Carl AL brecht
 The Association l.taiized at $2500O with fOc90 slares of com mon stock at sl share and 15.000 shares of preferred at the same price. It is non-profit sharing group with the aim of promoting the ag- ricultural possibilities of the Mat anuska Valley, according to the articles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
PAPE PARTY
 OF HUNTERS
 VISIT HERE
Six Bears Already Ragged by Members of Game
 sters on Westward

On a months cruise of Southeast Alaskan waters with a party of bear hunters from the States, the Camp bell Church yacht Westward from Ketchikan berthed at Femmers Dock at o'clock yesterday even ing and sailed south at noon today Guests aboard the yacht are MT and Mrs. J Wesley Pape, of Fort Lauderdale, Flori d a, their son James Pape, Miss Frances Haven, of Cincinnati, and several guides in cluding Miss Madeline Turner, a woman guide from Invermere, Brit ish Columbia, and Ed Jahnke of Juneau.
 Bag Sir Bears
 The Westward sailed from Ket- chikan on May Is, and since that time MT Pape and his son. and Miss Haven have bagged a total of six bears, two Alaska brown bears and four black bears. Before their return to Ketchikan, about June 20, they expect to secure the bag limit of Alaskan bears.
 MT Pape, a real estate operator is President of the recently organ ized Miami School of Aviation at Miami, Florida. The new school has purchased an airport and sev- eral planes, MT Pape said, but has not yet become active as opera tions so far have been limited to preparation for the busy season next winter.
 Well Equipped
 The Westward is an 85 foot yes sel powered with a 110-horsepower Atlas diesel motor and cruises at a speed of about knots. The yacht is equipped with whaling harpoon gun, speed boat. two rowboats, four canoes, porpoise gear and oth- CT sporting apparatus. The crew of five men includes Capt Rowe Dykeman, First Mate Ward Pease and Engineer Bill Alakangas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
AIR EXCURSION

FLY TO ATLIN FOR THE WEEK END: Special Excursion rates. Good fishing, beautiful scenery. Leaving Saturday afternoon and returning Sunday afternoon or you may stop over in AtIin and return on later trip. Comfortable nine passenger plane. Make your reservations at the Gastineau Hotel or Phone 1e . -adV
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
MAIN BLASTED

While workmen were blasting out ditch for the main line to the water reservoir yesterday one of the present mains was broken cutting off the service from a certain sec ton of the town during most of the day The break was not discovered until late yesterday afternoon when repairs were made.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
DALE FLEEK BUYS HOME

Dale Fleek yesterday purchased from Arne Shudshift the latters cottage situated at the corner of Sixth and E. Streets and with his wife and baby will make it their nome Since moving to Douglas from Juneau last month, they have been residing temporarily at the Se- benico residence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
WEDDING VOWS TAKEN BY PAIR LAST NIGHT

At a quiet ceremony last evening in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Erling K. Olafson. Jean Fredrick- sen became the bride of Franklin Hedges. The Rev. Olafson read the marriage vows.
 The couple't attendants were Marion c. Brown and Bob Corey A small group of friends attended the services.
 The bride is employed at the Ju- neau Coffee Shop and the groom is an employee of the Alaska Ju- neau Mine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
PLANS RESIDENCE CHANGE

John Mills and family are mak- ing preparations to move into their former home, the residence at pres ent occupied by the Langseths. MT. and Mrs. Langseth expect to vacate the cottage before their departure for the south next week at which time considerable improvements will be started on the house in prep aration for their occupancy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11

the reservoir will be. completed. The work of laying the large main lead ing up to the dam is also in progress at present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11

Evelyn Venable once pald fine in her home town of Cincinnati for violating an ordinance against taking hands off the bars while riding a bicycle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11

When Claudette Colbert returned from a little shopping trip to New York, an entire carload of furniture followed her.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
NEW WATER DAM IS
 NEARING COMPLETION

Pouring of concrete was resumed this morning on the water dam and by evening the next to the last sec- tion of the 32 foot high burrock for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11

TAXES SUMMER COURSE Martin Pederson expects to leave for the south next week to attend summer school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
YOUNG MEN MOVE

Ken Jones yesterday moved from the Kilburn home to the Nunanaker home and today Frank Pettygrove transferred his bachelor quarters from the Shudshift cottage to an apartment over the Douglas Bakery.
 Lode and placer location II tices for sale at The Empire offic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-11
1haaN COLD

In the 1886 Kelvinator you can zee that food compartment tenn peratures are always ideal. A Built-In Thermometer tells you that food is being kept 5Wely Jately detendably cold.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

''drcga' del ring. SQue dro-
gale preguntaron.
FL rugir de la multitrd es Ia
mas fuerte de todas las drogas.
70 10 Sc. Vengo dirigiendo pu.
yilisas desde hace mas de 20
amos.
Buckley recuerda que Ell ahc
1882, POGO antes de que Sharkey
anara Ell tftulo de las manos de
Schmeling la multitud lie ova-
cion6, en- la Madison Square
Garden. Esto pareci6 disgustar-
e. iQue es eso?-pregunt6. De-
DO estar perdiendo ia fuerza,
porque no OF gritos en- mi con-
ira.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

-censiderado como un0 de los
mas fuer'es aspiranta Ia 90
roma de las 147 libras.
Lete atac6 con 81 izquierda Y
gan5 facilusBte nsiete De los
rounds. En- Ell prinero atHr-
do a Lccat6li 60 1igolpes de IT,
quierda; en- Ell segundo le derri.
b6 a la Iona, despues de arrin-
conarlo sobre las sogas y casti-
garle duramente.
Los periodistas dieron a Letc
ocho asaltos, uno de eAos por un
solpe bajo; lie concedieron otro
! Cleto y uno tablas. Pesaba el
ampeho 1882 libras y su rival
4124.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23
LOS ATLETAS MAS POPU-
3 DE LA EXCURSION
oLT4PICA

New York, julio pa bor-
do del Manhattan, que conduce
q los atletas americanoS que van
a los Juegos Olimpi1os de Ber-
lin, fueron elegidos aver Glenn
CunTngham, de- Lawrence,
Mass, y Katherine Rawls, de
Miami, Fla, como Ell hombre Y
La mpjer mas populares de lee
que Estados Unidos enyia a com
pe.ir en- Alemania. Glenn Har-
din, DE- Louisiana State, fue es-
cogide como ell hombre mas her
moso.,y la Sra. Joanna S. Det-
uscan, de Detroit, como la mu-
jer mas bella. Jesse Owens, Ell
nc rode Ohio, qued6 en- la vota-
ci6n despues de Cunningham.
Sigui6 a Hardin, Glenn Morris,
de Collins, Colorado.
A los vencedores Sc les entire.
garan copas que les recCerden
sus victorias.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23
SARRON VENCIO AL TAM
PENO BABY MANUEL

Dallas, Texas, julio 23.-El
pequeho camPe6n mundial del
peso de plunia, Petey Sarron.
retuvO aver su tftulo con una
'impia victoria a Is asaltos so
ere Baby Manuel, ell zurdo de
Tampa.
La agresividad de Sarren hi
% que Manuel perdiera sus
rios, aunque en- varias ocasio-
mes trat6 de sbrirse canine ha-
ia la quijada del contrario.
En- todos los asaltos el bout
revesti6 gran interes, dejando
complacida a la muchedumbre.
Una parte del pdblico ovacio-
no a Manuel por su valentia v
destreza.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

Nj aun en- Ell momento de su
muerte habia dejado de sonreir
satisfecha, G6iza de yer consul
mado al fin su sacrificio.
Muri6 como debia, como 10
que era: como una heroina y CO.
mo una martir.
Los jefes desGubrierdnse res
petuGsamente aRie Sd cadaver y
los s6ldados llOraron su muerte,
cOmprendiendo que habian per-
dido 'su angel protector.
En- Premio a sus meritos, fu6'
enterradS envueita en- la barNde-
ra espahOlaSM SLcadSver rim
dieronsele honoE Hitares.
TODD 10 mereciaN a sacrifi-
co su existencia POI insofar v
asistir a los defensoAs-de SD pa
tria.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23
Jack Sharkey ha vencido a varos
notables pIigles de la raza negra
FisGE&n entire sus victinas Harry Wills, George
Godfrey y Bob Lawson

New York, julio 23.-Para
los pdgiles de la raza negra,
Jack Sharkey, Ell ex abaguero,
ha tenido siempre suerte favo-
rable.
Ell excampe6n del peso pesa-
10, hcmbre de extraordinaria re
.istencia y de innegable valentia
icasa dc aceptar un bout" con
csc Luis pensando que 81 el pu-
10 veneer antes a los mejores
yladiadores de la raza negra,
,hora, que trata de reconquistar
2 corona, pOdra repetir la ope-
acicn "acostando" o venciendo
.por prntos al famoso Jose Luis.
La primera victoria de impor
ancia de Jack en- su carrera CO.
mo boxeador la obtuvo por cuen
"a de un nero sargento, en- Ca
rolina del Sur, ell ano 1920. ESQ
ocurri6 antes de que cambiara
de nombre, antes de que dejara
lie ser Jose Paul Cocoskey para
pelear y veneer como Jack Shar
key.
CuandO Sharkey sali6 de la
marina y Sc puso bajo la direc-
ci6n de Johnny Buckley, derro-
to a los e.i6picos Young Jack
Bob Lawson, Harry
George Godfrey y ell ne
gro Desconocido Winston. Las
yictorias sobre Wills y Godfrey
las obtuvo cuando estos Sc halla-
Dan en- la mayor altura de su ca
rrera. Cuando Sharkey pele6
con ellos, Dempsey y Tunney
Iehusaban ell hacerlo, temieEdo
Ia efec.ividad de sus puhos.
Brillantes ofertas Sc lie hicieron
a Dempsey y Sc nego a pelear
con Wills.
Sharkey dice que el decide
volver al cuadrila.ero despues
lie haber visto como Jose Luis
"toreaba' a Max Baer y lie ven-
cfa a su eapricho, sin pasar a.
puros.
Jack ha vuelto al cuadrilate-
70, dice su manager, porque no
puede librar su sistema de la
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

No tard6 mucho en- saberse
en- Espana la muerte de la her
mana Marta.
Los peri6dicos la relatarcn,
refiriendo y comensando sus
proeas.
Por uno DE ,)9s peri6dicos que
del case h9cs Dan, tuvieron no.
icia de & upriO y Andrea.
uRssEE mps@OtOdos en- familia,
y en- presencia, de su espOsa' de
Gaspar, de dona Ramona Y has
ia de Angelic, Mario lego en-
Roz alta ell conmovedor relate.
Todos lloraron la muerte de
fheroina, y principalmente An
-Ha encontrado, al fin lc
La gaceta., 1936-07-23
yENCIO Ell CAMPEON BAR
NEY ROSS A PHIL FURR
Carter GcOst6 al tGmpeNO Temes

Washington, julio 23.-E.
campe6n mundial del peso WEI
.er, Barney Ross, venci6 anoche
por puntos a Phil Furr, cam
pe6n del peso weller en- ell dis
trio de Columbia. Presenciaron
ell eombate $1,000 personals.
Jack Dempsey, excampe6n
mrndial del peso pesado, actu6
de arbitro en- Ell bout" v fu6
muy aplaudido por Ell p6blico.
Ell programa Sc habia Organi-
zado a beneficio de los nihos po-
bres. :
Furr, muy popular con ell pG-
blico de la capital, hizo SIS me-
jores demostraciones en- los asal
tos septimo, oe.avo y noveno.
Varias wees ell re.ador hizo re-
troceder a Ross, con s6lidos gol-
pes de derecha a la mandibUla.
Una vez, en- ell octave, cast estu-
vo a punto de tirarlo con un de-
rechazo.
Furr pesaba 1872 libras y ell
campe6n 142.
Jose Temes, de Tampa, fue
puesto a dormir, en- ell tercer a.
salbo, por Jackie Carter, de
Oakland, California. Temes ga
no los primerOs rounds. A la mi
lad del tereero Carter lie peg6
una derecha a la mandibula y
cay6 a Ia Iona ell que parecia me
jor boxeador.
Carter pesaba 100 libras, una
mas que su adversario.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

hey de Mike Kreevich produjo,
Ia carrera deffnisiva.
Chicago So l3hs aae Wash
IL ton &c, 12h, lie.
Por ell margen de una catre-
"a los AtIsticos vsAcieron a los
Tigres, eargando AuKer con Ia
derrota.
Filcdelfia 7c, 1Sh. De; Detroit
&c, 11h, De.
Los Browns venciero nde nue.
70 a les Yankees, con Andrews
dc pitcher, Las tres victorias
del s.. Luis redujeron a z jre-
Cos d. margen de ventaja de les
neoyorquines.
New York sc, 10h, 2e; st.
Luis &C, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23
EPORTES
Ell ToRNFo DE D
DE ZANDVOORT

Zandvoort, Holanda, julio %
Bl campe6n de ajedrez, MAJ
Euwe Reuben Fine, de New
York, y E. D. Bogoljubow, d.
Alemania, Sc hallan empatado'
en- ell primer lugar, en- ell torRee
international de ajedrez que sc
efectua en- ell Grand Hotel.
FL DIR. Euwe, que habia necho
tablas ST primera partida con el
DR.. Tartakower, de Polonia, lie
vando las negras derrot6 a Paul
Heres, de Estonia, en- 81 movi-
mientos. Adopt6 Ell campe6n la
defensa francesa, siguiendo las
lineas de variation de Nimzo-
witsch, y logr6 exito en- ell alta
que contra las pleas del contra
rio.
FL americana Fine, con las
negras, hizo tablas frente a
%Spielmann, de Austria, en- 81
movimientos. Bogoljubow, ju-
gando la defensa India de la rel
ma, hizo tablas contra G. R, d.
Doesburg, de Bussum, a los 60
movimientos. Geza Maroczy de
Budapest ,derrOtado por Fine,
Fenci6 a s. Landau, en- la defen-
sa de Aekhine, con un total de
38 movimientos. Ell professor Al
bert Becker, de Austria, hizo ta-
bias con L. Prince, de Amster-
dan.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23
yHINO ALVAREZ i3EGRESO
A TAMPA

FL popular gladiator tampe-
10 Chino Alvarez ha regresado
4 Tampa sin pelear en- Savan-
nah ,estGdo de Georgia.
Cuando Sc crefa aqui fracasa-
la la excursion, avisan por tele.
srafo desde esa ciudad de Geor-
gia que Alvarez peleara ALI con
Stumpy Jacobs, de Richmond,
Va. el dfa 3 de agostO. Benny
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

los successes narrados en- Ell IL
bro anterior.
Era una hermosa manana
de Otoho, templada y allegro,
como 81 la estaci6n intermedia
entire Ell calOr y ell friO, cOnser-
vase a1n reminiscencias del
verano.
A traves de la verja del pc
Iqueno jardin de un hotel del
oarrlo de la Guindalera, ha-
olaban una hermosa senorita
I'm arrogante j6Ven, con esa
lntimidad reveladora del a.
NOR. .
Ella a la parte de adentro,
81 a la parte de afuera, Y los
dos sonriendose, abstraidOs en-
su conversation, que debia ser,
Dor las sehas interesantisimas;
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

Los rebekdes, sorprendidos y
a~sustadbs, intentarh la reti-
rada; perO no pudieron huir.
Las tropas que llegaban les
cerrarpn ell paso.
Rompi6 eStonces por am
bias parties un nutrido fuego.
Marta hallabase entire am
Dos combatientes, auxiliando
a los pobres - ios del des-
tacamento a vivian.
Entonees Ado que no
habia suc9 nunca Ell tan
tas wees como la her6ica her
mara zen ell cumplimiento de
su deber, habia desafiado ell
peligro.
Siempre la habian respetado
las balas, y entonces una bala ia
hiri6 en- mitad del cOraz6n, ma
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

Crando, POGO despues, va de
dia, los rebeldes huyeron, dejan-
do en- ell campo numerosos muer
tos y heridos, fu9 encontrado
81 cadaver de la hermana Mar
ia. confundido entire los de los
soldados g quienes habia sacri
ficado la vida.
En- su rostro habia quedado
estereotipada la dulce y ange-
lical sOnrisa que le era prOpit
La gaceta., 1936-07-23
NOTICIAS DE BASEBLL

Vc2yisron los Indios a veneer
a los Medias Rojas, con Allen
de pitcher. Roy Weatherly ba-
.e5 IN "jonrr6n" en- Ell segundc
inning.
Bos on &c, 10h, lie; Cleveland
&c, 19h, De.
Los Medals Blancas derrota-
ron a los Senadores en- I'm desa-
ffo que dur6 IL innings. I'm tu-
La gaceta., 1936-07-23
SPOLDI ACOSTO
AL INGLES JACK BERG
Jimmy derrOt6 a CIeto LOcoteM

New York, julio 23.-El cam
pe6n italiano del peso ligero, AL
do Spoldi, puso a dormir ano-
che, en- ell segundo asalbo, al in
giles Jack kid Berg, llegado
recientemente de su pals. Berg
pesaba 141 ID. y SpOldi 1917.
Jimmy Leto, de la division del
peso weller ,venci6 pOr puntOs,
en- diez asaltOs "a CletO Locate
iii, de Italia ,excampe6n del Pc
so ligerO. Locatelli Venia siendO
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

Leonard eel retirado campe6n
Eel peso Zero, aetuaxa de ar
Eitro.
La pelea, a diez asaltos; sera
por Ell campeonato del peso liger
70 del sur.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

tandoia cast nstantaneamente.
AL ser herida, cay6 examine
sobre ell cuerpo del soldado a
,9uien asistia, exhalandO solo es-
ia Erase:
ii Dios...!.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

que a Cuba fIe buscando,-di-
io.-El sacrificio.
Y desde entOnces, siempre hu.
DO en- tOdos un recuerdo de ca
rino Y de respe.o para la noble
eriatura que, habiendo sido VIC
de la maldad de sus seme-
jar les, por ell bien de sus seme-
jan es supo sacrificar 50 vida.
La gaceta., 1936-07-23
LIBRo NoVENo
.CAPITUfo NJ
Reeuerdos de amor\

Habfan transcurrido dos q
n lr nos desde que tuvieron lugar
La gaceta., 1936-07-23

gietoriano Maneeiga, Editor
The Washington times., 1936-01-30
Zero"
Has Thrills

That inimitable film team Of
James Cagney and Pat O'Brien,
who made such outstanding hits in
1.-The Irish in U.s." Devil Dogs Of
the Air" and other pictures, are
again co-starred in the Cosmopoli-
tan production, Ceiling Zero"
which will be shown at the Earle
Theater for limited engagement
beginning tomorrow as First Ma
tional release.
The picture, which is based on
the successful Broadway stage play
by Lieut.. Comdr. Frank Wead,
is packed with thrilling action,
dynamic drama. comedy and TO-
nance.
It is the story of three war
buddies who are thrown together
in commercial aviation.
Cagney, O'Brien and Stuart
Erwin have the roles of the three
buddies. O'Brien is Superinten-
dent of fliers at a western air
port, where Erwin is a pilot. Gag
ney is the most spectacular aviator
of them all and Pat gets him to
join their forces.
The Washington times., 1936-01-30
CorneIio Otis Skinner Gives
wives of Henry Viii"

1.-THE Wives of Henry VIII"
second of her offerings of the
week, was presented by Cornelia
Otis Skinner at the National The
alter last night to an appreciative
audience, including a White
House party headed by Mrs.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Briefer and less pretentious
than Mansion on the Hudson" "
this vehicle nevertheless provides
full sway for the matchless tai
ents of this most gifted actress,
who limnS the six wives of the
notorious monarch in most un-
miStakable fashion. There is the
stately and impressive Catherine
of Aragon, put aside for the hoy
denish Anne Boleyn. who is be-
headed for her indiscretions;
passive Jane Seymour, always in
fear of her liege lord; Anne Of
CleveS, who in modern days
would be termed "a picture
bride" and is so homely that
Henry divorces her forthwith;
beautiful, and impulsive Katheryn
Howard, who meets the fate Of
her cousin. Anne Boleyn, and
finally Katharine Parr, twice a
widow, who outlives her sover-
eign.
In the shorter sketches, proceed
ing the principal offering, Miss
SINNERS most impressive work
was Times Square" in which
she portrayed to telling effect,
without aid of makeup or change
of costume, other than the re-
arrangement of a scarf, seven dis
tinct characters. Effective also
was THE Vanishing Red Man"
and Being Presented" Christ
mas Morning." of the preceding
program, was substituted for the
announced Nurses Day Out"