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Evening star., 1936-01-12
News of the Art World

| Carl Marr of Munich and one of the
paintings to be included in this ex-
hibition is portrwait of his master.
The Is canvasses constituting Mr..
Schlereth's exhibition will be shown
in the Art Clubs gallery. while Mr.
Flavelle's paintings will be set forth in
the main reception room. Mr.. Flavelle
received purchase award in the 1885
independent exhibition and was repre-
sented by portrait in the recent sales
exhibition at the Phillips Memorial
Gallery.
NEXT Saturday. January 1s, an ex-
hibition of bookbinding by five
Of the leading bookbinders of this
country-master craftsmen-will be
set forth in the Corcoran Gallery of
Art. The binders represented will be
Margaret Danforth and Mary Crease
Sears of Boston, Fanny Dudley of Old
Lyme. Conn; Hazel Dreis of Califor-
mia, Kathryn and Gerard Gerlach of
New York and Marian Lane of this
city. In addition to the bindings dis
played, there will be process exhibi-
ton, showing the several steps essen
tial to binding books, and several
books on binding will be made avail
able. This is indeed an interesting
prospect. We have today far too little
knowledge of the arts crafts and too
little opportunity to see work in this
field of the finest quality.
An exhibition Of paintings by Flor
ence Estabrook opened in the studio of
the District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women, the Burlington
Hotel, on January and will continue
until the 18th.
An exhibition of pictorial photo
graphs by Louis Fleckenstein may be
seen during January in the photo
graphic section of the Arts and In
dustries Building, United States Ma
tional Museum Mr.. Fleckenstein, who
is one of our leading American pic
torialists, lives at Long Beach. Calf.
and many of his subjects are of South
ern California themes.
The Virginia Museum, Richmond,
completed last Fall, has issued invita-
tions to the opening of its inaugural
exhibition. which will illustrate "The
Main Currents in the Development of
American Painting" next Thursday
evening. January 16. On the three
following days this museum, estab-
lished largely through the beneficence
of the late Judge John Barton Payne,
will be open during afternoon and
evening hours, free to the public.
Later an admission fee of 25 cents will
be charged. Both the National Gallery
of Art and the Corcoran Gallery of
Art have made loans to this inaugural
exhibition
Five superb Flemish tapestries Of
the late sixteenth century, bequeathed
to the Corcoran Gallery of Art by
Joseph Sampson Stevens of New York.
which for 20 years have hung in the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, were
placed on exhibition permanently in
the Corcoran Gallery Of Art during
the last week.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Sense of Humor, Honesty
Rank First on Stars List
Being Handsome Is Entirely Secondary, She
Says, Outlining Her Conception in Terms
of Hollywoods Male Headliners

the truth about myself and know that
they thought me good sport enough
to take the truth.
Only when girl Is very young
an adolescent, in fact-does she feel
that romance and friendship have
anything to do with looks.
A pretty face, lovely dresses, q good
dance floor may be enough to fool q
teen-age boy into thinking he's fall
ing in love. A 16-year-old girl may
believe that because boy Is hand
some and plays marvellous game Of
foot ball, drives sporty car and has
plenty of money to spend her dream
of romance has come true.
But the girl with the peach-and-
cream complexion, who wears glamor-
Gus gowns and seems so luscious In
the moonlight may be as disappoint-
ing in broad daylight as the good
looking boy who has no more to
recommend him than access to his
fathers pocketbook.
A S YOU grow older-and grow up
mentally-you begin to under
stand that the man you meet at a
night club and who dances so divinely
and seemed such loads Of fun may
not meet the test of every day.
Looks don't matter, whether in
friends or sweethearts or husbands.
It's the kind of person a man is that
counts.
Besides a sense Of humor and the
quality of honesty, like and take
comfort in these things: Loyalty.
fearlessness, sympathetic understand-
ing, sort of protectiveness, a gay
spirit. child-like naivete, an enjoy
ment of life. manly dependability.
All these qualities in some form. in
greater or less proportion, I have
found in every one of those I love
and those whom I look upon as
friends.
To illustrate these qualities, let's
take a few of the Hollywood men
whom I have known In pictures. Per-
haps can show you what I mean.
In selecting special quality for each
man I want TO make it clear that this
is not his only fine attribute or that
1t is not even the outstanding one I
believe he possesses, for every one Of
these men has each one of the quail
ties have mentioned in some degree
or he wouldn't be on this list.
There's Spencer Tracy. I've just
Evening star., 1936-01-12

IN A way all picture people are some
i what like Bill In naivete. There's
no such thing as a cynic in his pro-
fession, for a cynic cc1ldn't last, ne
couldn't succeed in a make-belicve
world.
wouldn't for the world embarrass 5
the men I know by referring to their
souls or talking claptrap about them,
but there is something about a mans
loyalty that makes you feel Drawer and
better.
Bob Montgomery believe the
thing that I think Of first about Bob
is his gay spirit.
Bob is a husband and father, a
very hard-working actor with con-
siderably more than average intelll-
gence. In fact, it would be hard tc
find man in Hollywood with keener
| brain. He's a good business man; no.
pody ever got ahead of him when it
came to signing a contract. But he
can come from the most serious con-
ference and effervesce with gayety. so
that you feel as If a brisk breeze had
blown up. He can make you laugh. no
matter If you're in deep trouble. and
| you'll be the better for laughing ]
don't think Bob was ever guilty of a
bitter wit" His is the kind that
makes you glad he came.
Chester Morris is as full of pranks as
Bob is. and lots of fun. too. But the
thing that strikes me first about Chet
Is his manliness. He may want to
throw something at me for mentioning
1t, but what I mean is that quality
that can be absolutely relied upon, a
dependability that would never let you
down.
GIRLS in boarding schools frequent
ly make out descriptions of the
ideal man. Their lists usually contain
such items as dark eyes" thick curly
hair" broad shoulders" IS feet tai, )"
nice smile," plenty of money" ard
so on.
That's natural at the boarding school
age, for girls haven't had time then TO
discover, that these things don't make
a man.
Each one Of US has her own yald
stick and should measure her man
by it.
If you're the sort of girl who csn
live with a handsome face, a pair of
trick feet belonging to a dancin' .ol
and million dollars. you're velcor1c
to the man. Take him and like him
couldn't.
Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-01-12

doesn't notice the 90 FER cent, he's 50
busy looking at the 10. He's not fool
or a moron-don't misunderstood my
awkward way of putting the thing-it
is simply that Bill believes in life ard
believes in people so eosolute'y that he
doesn't bother looking for anything
but the fine side.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

or his sane view of life. whether he Was
on the heights or in the depths.
For Bill Powell I think I'd choose
loyalty as the quality to illustrate.
Bill never gives people up; he's al
ways loyal. He has the amazing faculty
of always seeing the good in any one.
Maybe there is only 10 per cent gooi
in a man and 80 per cent bad. but Bill
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Here's Jeans
"Yardstick"

Each of us has her own yard
stick and should measure her
man by it. II you're the sort of
girl who can live with a hand
some face. a pair of trick feet be-
longing to a dancin' fool and
million dollars. you're welcome to
the man. Take him and like him.
couldn't.
Here's my "yardstick" for the
ideal man:
He must have a sense of humor.
He must be honest, especially
in his thoughts.
He must have q sympathetic
understanding.
He must have a sense of pro-
tectiveness.
He must always be loyal, and
he must inspire in you a sense of
dependability.
JEAN HARLOW.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Joe Browns Next.

ICONS o. GUNS" Joe E. Browns
- next starring picture for First
National will 60 into production
shortly. One of the most famous of
stage musical comedies Git was the
late Jack Donahue's last and most
successful vellicle) will be filmed as
q musical picture on the most elabo-
rate Warner First National scale. Full
details viii be avail ble shortly.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Lead to Joan.
loan BENNETT has beer, 81

loan BENNETT has been signed by
Paramount for the feminine lead
opposite Fred MacMurray in "l3
Hours by Air" Gertrude Michael,
previously announced for the role. is
busy appearing In Woman Trap. "
Zasu Pitts and David Holt are others
who have important roles in this air
drama which Mitchell Lessen directs.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
By Jean HarIow.
As Told by Alice L. TildesleyJ


HOLLYWOOD.
- o MUCH rubbish has been said
and written about ideal men
that even the phrase has come
- to seem foolish.
An ideal Is q rather vague term
when you try to define it. Every
woman in the world has her own
special notion as to what combination
of qualities in a manor woman
she considers ideal It's seldom two
women agree on the same combina-
ton. and when they do the proper
ton of the ingredients may vary.
I believe, though, that the ideal
the sum of all the qualities that appeal
to any woman-is the same, whether
she is considering man or a woman,
a husband, sweetheart or a friend.
The qualities she demands are iden-
tical in any relationship.
Tane, for example, one quality that
I feel I must have, though it's not the
most important-a sense OF humor.
The people-men or women-whom I
care for must, definitely. have sense
Of humor. BY the term I mean that
they must not take life or themselves
or me too seriously; they must be able
to see the funny side, but they must
not use their wit unkindly. I am just
sensitive enough not to be able to
stand it if they ridicule me too bru-
tally.
have never been one to admire
the type of humor that makes unkind
fun of any one just to get laugh.
My idea of sense of hunor is a
warm and pleasant sort of thing, and
I look for it in everybody, young or
old, male or female, friend, relative
or sweetheart.
HONESTY is another quality that
I demand. Honesty in morals, OF
course. and honesty in dealing with
ones self and with the world. Hon.
esty in thought perhaps straight
thinking is a more definite term.
like to know where I am with people
not to have to walk on eggs with them
or to feel that they are keeping things
back from me out of so-called con
sideration."
By honesty don't mean brutality
There's a difference between saying
things bluntly and saying them kindly
I'd rather have any friends tell me
Evening star., 1936-01-12

Continued from second rage
northwest. - For nearly 20 years
Central Academy continued under Mr..
M,Leod's direction, when he sold the
property to Rev. Father Matthews,
founder of ST. Vincent's Orphan Asy-
lum, for the use of that institution" :"
At once the Ninth street site was
secured and the Columbian Academy
erected"
Just to the south of the Gait home
was the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
end close by was Freund's confec-
tionery. Mrs. Sarah D. LaFetia's
restaurant was at 606 Ninth street,
having moved there from the block
below.
There are many who may still
recall the Model House which stood
where is now the old Masonic Temple,
and the old St. Cloud Building, which
occupied the corner where is now the
Washington Loan & Trust some may
remember just a little more clearly.
Just below this. at No. 5l2, was the
Lochiel House, where Peggy O'Neale
died.
MOT so many years ago Ninth
~ street from Constitution avenue
to G street was Washington's Great
White Way. No doubt it is still of
much Importance, but it does seem
that much of the glare of former days
has gone farther to the northwest.
However, at one time the earliest and
best motion picture houses lined this
street and, besides, here was the Lin
coin Music Hall, later the Academy
of Music, and Herzog's. The Gayety
Theater, the Critic office and the old
Methodist Protestant Church Build
ing. of which Rev. Daniel Wilson was
pastor in 1878, almost adjoined each
other in the square between E and
F streets. The pastor resided IN the
same block, at No. SIT.
Then, not far off, were Aman's
Restaurant, noted for its art gallery
and liquid refreshments, and the
Marble Saloon, celebrated for its two
murders and for the large number
of important men who went there to
play billiards and pool and to quench
their thirst. Ford's Opera House was
lust opposite, and here the most i'm
portant actors Of the day trod the
boards until the playhouse was given
up by John T. Ford, when it went into
other hands. OF course, not every
body In those days frequented saloons,
no more so than today, and for those
who did not Drew's Drug Store. at the
northwest corner of Ninth street and
the Avenue, sold a most appetizing
chocolate soda.
The old Center Market, and the
wholesale and retail stands along
Louisiana avenue, helped to brighten
things up considerably on Saturday
nights and on the evenings before
holidays, when an extra amount OF
shopping was done. Ninth street. at
that time, seemed to be the gayest
part of the city. Quite frequently,
in the course of . decade or SO, busi-
ness shifts to certain extent from
one part of the city to another and
then shifts back again. And that Is
what may happen to Ninth street, and,
| later on. maybe it may again become
the Great White Way Of washington.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Tiny Gas Mask,

A gas mask which may be carried in
ones hat or handbag has been invent
ed by Lieut.. John B. Allan Of Mill.
port, Scotland.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Saturday

Ida Lupiro in
"Sr- art Girl"
Tim Mccoy in
"Ridfns Wild"
Barbara Starwyck in
Annie Oo';ley."
No. - OF Greet Ar
Mystery" Comedy.
THE Rainmakers.
"Gay Dscertiton.'
No. 4 of Great Air
Mystery" Cartoon.
John Boles in
"Orchids to You."
Geo. O'Brien. "Whis-
pering Smith Speaks"
Lee Tracy in
"Twn-Fisted."
Chs rise Che Sc comedy
Tom Howard comedy.
Richard Dix in
"Trars-Atlantic
Tunnel"
Popeye.
Case Of the Missing
Man
ITO B.at the Band"
Cartoon.
Gary Cooper and
Merry Brian in
THE Virsinian."
Cart. Serial. News.
Zasu Pits in
"Goinc Hishbrow."
Hoot Gibson in
"Rainbow's End"
Hugh Herbert and
Joan Bloldel1 in
miss Pac' f1c Fleet"
Mai. Bowes' amateurs.
Cary Grant and
Gertrude Michael in
The Last Outpost"
Comedies.
Buster Crabbe in
| Nevada"
No. 4 of Great Air
Mystery" Sport reel.
Robert Allen and
Florence Rice In
Guard That Girl"
Serial. Comedy.
Ken Maynard in
western Courage"
IT,. ..Farx Brothers in
| "A NI.i., at the
Opela.
Cartoon. News
Music Is Magic"
"Guard That Girl"
and
! Cartoon.
Jack Holt in Storm
] over the Andes"
Wings over Etht-
opia. +" Serial. Cart.
To be an.
nounced.
I Clark Gable and
Charles Lauai,ton IN
"Mutiny on Bounty.
{ Serial. News.
Maureen O'Sullivan
4 and Joel McCrea in
Woman Wanted :"
western. Serial. Cart.
Spencer Tracy and
Myrna 10y in
! "Whipsaw."
Laurel and Hardy com.
Frank Parker in
Sweet Surrender
Tim MCCOY in
! Riding Wild"
/ Pat O'Brien and
| Jane Froman in
stars Over Broad.
way" Cartoon. News.
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray in
Hands Across the
Table" Comedy.
Warner GLAND. Char:
lie Chan in Shanehai.
Hoot Gibson. Powder.
smoke Range " Serial.
Edward E. Horton in
His Night Out"
Tim McCoy in The
Man From Guntown.
: Wplter @. Kelly and
Stepin Fetchit in =.
"The Virginia JUDGE.
Comedy. News. Cart.
| Walter C. Kelly and
Stepin Fctchit in
1.-The Virginia judge
western. Cart. Serial.
j. ane withers in
"This Is the Life"
! Bill Boyd in
4, "Racing Luck"
Myrna 10y and
/ Spencer Tracy In
| "WhipSaw."
Our Gang comedy.
Cary Grant ard
Gertrude Michael in
1.-THE Last Outpost"
! Mio6ey Mouse" [
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Victor McLaglen in
THE Informer."

az
Cary Grant and
Gertrude Michael in
1.-The Last Outpost.
Novelty. News.
EdmundLowe, "Thun-
der in the Might"
James Dunn in
"Welcome Home"
Henry Wilcoxon and
Loretta Young
in
1.-THE Crusades."
Charles Farrell in
forbidden Heaven"
Adolphe Menjou in
The Front Page"
Clark Gable and
Charles Laushton IN
"Mutiny on Bounty"
Comedy. News.
Josephine Hutchinson
in
1.-THE Melody LingerS
On" Cartoon.
Joen Blondell and
Glenda Farrell in
We're in the Money
Comedy. Cart. News.
Zasu Pitts end James
Gleason in Hot Tip"
Also "Circumssaltia!
Evidence"
william Powell in
Rendezvous"
TheLindbergh- -Haupt-
mann trial pictures.
Joan Crawford and
Brian Aherne in
"I Live My Life"
Charlie Chase comedy.
EdmundL Lowe, "Great
Impersonation.
George Raft in She
Couldn't Take It !"
Miriam Hopkins and
joel McCrea
in
"Splendor.
Fredric March and
Merle. Oberon :.
The FFk 'Ansei."
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Friday

Frank Parker in
Sweet Surrender"
Lois Wilson in
! Society Fever "
Francis Ledcrer and
Frances Dee in
Gay Decaption."
! Comedy. Cartoon
Warren william in
Case OF the Lucky
Legs"
Musical.
4 Tack Oakie and
Burns and Allen in
Big Broadca st ot
1886" Cart. Novelty
/ william Rovd in
The Eaele's Brood.
Serial.
Laurel and Hardy com
/ Charles Laughton
in
IF I Had a Million
Cartoon.
Barton MacLane
in
MAN of Iron"
Variety.
Fredric March and
Miriam Hopkins in
'"Dr. JeEyll and Mr
Hyde" Com. News
Charlotte Henry in
Forbidden Heaven
Loretta Young in
"Shanghai."
Dick Powell and
Fred Allen in
Thanks a Million"
Comedy. Cartoon.
Charles Laughton
and Clark Gable in
"Mutiny on the
! Bounty"
Paul Lukas in
"The Three Mus
keteers."
Cartoon.
All-star cast in "Bii
Broadcast of 1895.
News. Comedy.
Shows: z and q
George O'Brien
in
"Whisoer'ng Smith
Speaks.
Gary Cooper in
THE Virginian."
Lew Ayres in
"Silk Hat Kid"
| Carole Lombard an,
Fred MacMurray in
Hands Across the
Table" Comedy.
Joan Blordell and
Glenda Farrell in
Miss Pacific Fleet.
Com. Novelties. Serial
To be an.
nounced.
Clark Gable and
Charles Laughton In
"Mutiny on Bounty.
Serial. News.
: Lawrence Tihhett Il
/ METROPOLITAN"
Comedy.
Novelty.
l Henry Wilcoxon an,
Loretta Young
in
THE Crusades."
! Edward E. Horton Il
His Night Out"
Irene Ware in
"False PretenSes."
Pat o'Brien and
Jane Froman in .
STARS over Broad
way" Cartoon. News
Branded a Coward.
Mickey Mouse.
Chester Morris and
Sally Eilers in
Pursuit"
i Comedies.
4. Spencer Tracy. Wnl
q, Boyd in ''Sky Devils.
= Hoot G.bso :" Powder
smoke Range"
Burns ard Allen in
. "The Big Broadcast.
: TheLindbergh-Hau
!. mann trial pictures
Jane Withers in
"This Is the Life"
Comedy.
Cartoon. Serial.
l Edward @. Robinson Il
"Barbary Coast"
4 Henry Wilcoxon an,
Loretta YOUNG
in
1.-THE Crusades."
ii James Dunn In
III had Boy"
| ,EssH'sioooonl. Es'iool
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Monday

John Milan in Muir.
der at Glen Atho! "
Edmund Lowe in
Grand Exit"
Sylvia Sidney in
Mary Burns. Fugi-
tive"
Popeye.
Margaret SULLIVAN
and Walter Connolly
in so Red the Rose.
Cartoon.
william Powell and
Rosalind Russell in
Rendezvous"
Comedy. News.
Jack Oskie and
Burns Prd Allen in
Big Broadcast
Of 1896"
Clark Gable and
Charles Laughtor In
"Mutiny on the
Bounty"
Carole Lombard ard
Fred MacMurr2y in
"Har ds Across the
Table" Musical
The Marx Brothers In
"A Nisht at the
Opera"
Cartoon. News.
Charles Farrell in
Fighting Youth"
Judith Allen. "Youns
and Beautiful"
Annie Oakley"
ITO Beat the Band
end
Cartoon.
Kay Francis and
Ian Hunter in
II Found Stella Par
rish." News.
Clark Gable and
Charles Laughton in
'Mutiny on the
Bounty"
Carl Brisson and
Airline Judge in
Ship Cafe"
News. Comedy.
Rochelle Hudson
"Way Down
East"
william Powell and
Rosalind Russell in
Rendezvous.
Comedy, News.
The Marx Brothers in
"A Night at the
Opera"
Mickey Mouse.
Pat O'Brien and
Jane Froman in
"Stars Over Broad
way" Novelties.
Victor McLaslen In
THE Informer."
The Marx Brothers In
"A Night at the
Opera"
Novelty. News.
Kay Francis and
Ian Hunter in
"I Found Stella Par.
rlsh. Com. Novelty.
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak in
Thanks q Million"
Cartoon.
Joan Crawford and
Brian Aherne in
II Live My Life"
Dionne ouintuplets.
/ Clark Gable and
| Charles Laughton in
"Mutiny on Bounty. Il
Comedy. News.
Lee Tracy in
Two-Fisted."
Charlie Chase comedy
Cartoon.
Joan Crawford and
Brian Aherne in
II Live My life"
! Comedy. News
Mary Carlisle In tn.
Old Homestead"
Edward Arnold. Re.
member Last Night y
Francis Lederer and
Frances Dee in .
THE Cav Deception.
Comedy. News.
Richard Dix and
Madge Evans in
Transatlantic Tun.
mel" Cartoon
Carole Lombard
in
Hands Across the
Table"
: Dick Powell
''Thanks q Million"
Cartoon.
Margaret SULLIVAN
and walter Connoll.
/. e i "ss ssiss ssss e esn.as: SSss:
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week

WEEK OF
JANUARY IL
Academy
9Th and G sts. Sc.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Rd
Apollo
ga n St. NE.
Arcade
Ryattsville. Md.
Ashton
Clarendon. Va.
Avalon
56l2 Connecticut Ave
Avenue Grand
645 Pa Ave. Sc.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd.
Carolina
IIth and N. G. Ave. S e
Central
4e5 9th st. NV.
Circle
21O5 Pa. Ave. NV.
Colony
Ga. Ave. and Farragui
Dumbarton
1889 Wis. Ave. NV.
Fairlawn
Anacostia. D. G.
Hiprodrome
z near 9th
Home
18th and c sts NE.
Jesse
18th nr. r. I. Ave. NE
Little
9th between r and c
Milo
Rockville. Md.
Palm
Del Raw. Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. 8. 3.
Princess
Lilo Il 81. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria. va.
Savoy
3o30 l4th ST. n.
Seco
Silver Spring. Md.
Stanton
6th and 9 sts. Ne.
State
Bethesda. Nd.
Sylvan
l04 z. l. Ave. NV.
| Takoma
rakoma Park. D O.
Tivoli
i4th and Park Rd.
York
! Ga. Ave. and oueesc
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Thursday

Frank Parker in
Sweet Surrender"
Lois Wilson in
Society Fever" u"
Dick Powell
in
THANKS a Million" T"
Cartoon.
Pat O'Brien in
stars over Broad
way"
Sport reel.
Jack Oakie and
Burns and Allen in
big Broadcast Of
1885" Cart. Novelty:
Peter LORE and
Edward Arnold in
"Crimc and Punish
ment."
Gary Cooper
in
"Peter Ibbetson."
Cartoon.
James Dunn in
The Payod."
Musical.
Variety.
Fredric March and
Miriam Hopkins in
"Dr. Jekyll and MIR.
HYDE" Com. News.
Charlotte Henry in
Forbidden Heaven"
Loretta Young in
SHANGHAI"
Dick Powell and
Fred Allen in
Thanks q Million"
Comedy. Cartoon.
Charles Lrughton
and Clark Gable in
"Mutiny on the
Bounty"
Gary Cooper
in
"Peter Ibbetson.S
Headliner.
| All-star cast in Bis
Broadcast of 1896.
News. Comedy.
Shows: Z and q
Edmund Lowe
in
Great Imper.
sonation."
Gerry Cooper in
"The Virsinian."
Lew AyreS in
"Silk Hat Kid"
Carole Lombard anc
Fred MacMurray in
Hands Across the
Table" Comedy.
| Joan Blondell and
Glenda Farrell in
miss Pacific Fleet
Comedy. Novelties.
To be an.
nounced.
| Clark Gable and
! Chs rles Laughton in
"Mutiny on Bounty
Serial. News.
EdmundLowe. "Thun.
/ der in the Night"
| James Dunn in
welcome Home
Henry Wilcoxon ant
, Loretta Young
in
"The Crusades."
Edward E. Horton Il
| His Night Out.
| Irene Ware in
! ''False Pretenses."
/ James Dunn in
| THE Payoff."
Comedy.
| News.
i James Dunn in
| bad Boy"
Musical.
Headliner.
1 Paul Mimi and
Ann Dyorak in
DIR. Socrates"
Comedy. Cart. News
Spencer Tracy. VIM
Boyd in ''Sky Devils.
Hoot Gibson, Powder
smoke Range
Burns and Allen in
THE Big Broadcast
TreLindbergh- -Haupt'
mann trial pictures
1 Jane Withers IN
This Is the Life.
| Comedy.
| Cartoon.
Edward G. Robinson ir
"Barbary Coast"
Henry wilcoxon ant
\ Loretta Young
| in
' 1.-THE Crusades."
Miriam Hopkins snc
Edward @. Robinson
lin "Barbary Coast.
! Cartoon.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Tuesday

claude Rains and Fa,
Wray in The CAR
yovart." Also "Storn
Over the Andes"
Svlvis S'dner in
Mary Burns, Fusi-
tive"
Popeye.
Margr ret Sullavsn
and Walter Connolly
in so Red the Rose
Cartoon.
Edmund Gwenn ant
Maureen O'Sulljvap II
The Bishop M'sbe
haves." Cart. News
lack Oakie and
Burns end Allen in
Big Broadcast
of 1886"
/ Clark Gable and
Charles Laughto1 in
| "Mrt'ny on the
,1o,,pty
Preston Foster and
Dorothy Wilson in
Last Days of Pom
peii." Cartoon.
The Marx Brothers IL
"A Night at the
Opera"
Cartoon. News.
May Robson in
"Stransers AL"
Jack Bucharan in
"Brcwster's Millions.
Walter Connolly an,
Rar dolph Scott IN
so Red the Rose. "
Tcm Howard comedy
Walter C. Kelly an,
Marsha Hunt In .
The Virginia Judge
Comedy.
Clark Gable and
Charles Laughton in
"Mutiny on the
! Bounty"
Edmund Gweam ant
Maureen O'Sullivan IL
"Thc Bishop Misbe,
haves." Comedy.
Dick Foran
in
"Moonlight on the
Prairie"
=. Jack Benny and
Una Merkel in
"It's in the Air"
Cartoon. News.
Edward G. Robinson
and Miriam Hopkin
in "Barbary Coast.
Cartoon.
Jack Oakie and
Burns and Allen In
Big Broadcast of
1886" Novelties"