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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-09

Irene wars in "oAallsy Of the
Mo-sunday: Monday ana tuesday :
S .r.u. ''s: snd @'FRWs hSy snS
Thursday: Dick Powell ana RUBY Kssier
in Colleen" Friday: Larry Crabbs and
katherine DsMille in Drift Fence"
Saturday: Edmund Lowe ana Karen
Morley in "Thunder in the Night;" also,
Dangerous Waters"
CAROLINA-Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: Eddie Cantor and Ethel
Norman in Strike Ne Pink: also The
San: er. II rr.USr .n On Rxph
Bellamy in Navy Wife" ana John Car
roll and steffi Duna in Hi Gaucho.''
Thursday and Friday: Herbert Marshall
and Jean Arthur in IT You Could Only
ert Young in THE Red Salute" Satur-
day: Dean Jaeger and Gail Patrick in
"Wanderer Of the Wasteland": also
Roger Pryor ana Charlotte Henry in
THE Return Of Jimmy Valentine"
sEcO-sunday ana Monday: The
Milky Way" with Harold Lloyd. Tues
day and wednesday: Magnificent OBJ
session" With Irene Dunno s,d ana RS SsnS
Rerous Intrigue" with Ralph Bellarny
and Gloria Shea. Saturday: Zane Grey'S
Nevada" and THE Lone Wolf Re.
turns" with Melvyn Douglas and Gall
Patrick.
PRINCEsg-Sunday and Monday: Ed
die Cantor in Strike Me Pink" with
Ethel Norman and Sally Eilers; also
Paddy O'Day'' with Jane Withers and
Pinky Tomlin. Tuesday and wednesday:
Margaret SULLIVAN in Next Time We
Love-; also Ronald Colman in Raj
files" Thursday and Friday: Normss
Through; also "Tll Name the MUIR
derer" Saturday: Laurel and Hardy N
Bonnie Scotland; also Johnny MACE
Brown in Between Men,"
AMBAssADOR-sund Monday and
Tuesday: 13 Hours BY Air" with FREQ
MacMurray and Joan Bennett: Wednes-
day and Thursday: Warner Baxter in
"Robinhood of FL Dorado" March OF
Time. Friday: Jeanette Macdonald and
Nelson Eddy in Naughty Marietta"
Saturday: Carole Lombard and Pres.
ton Foster in Love Before Breakfast
Coogan comedy.
day: Colleen with Dick Powell Ruby
KeeIer, Jack Oakie and Joan Blondell'
cartoon. Wednesday. and Thursday;
Marlene. Dietrich and Gary Cooper IN
OeSlTep CdFIOOu' -cEl0dy: DOliS
loft in walking Dead" Todd-Kelly
comedy. Saturday: Bert Wheeler and
Robert woolsey in SILLY Billies" and
Bruce cabot and Ann Sothern In Don't
Gamble With Love-"
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Warner, Baxter in prisoner Shark
| Island" cartoon. Tuesday ana Wednes.
day: Bing Crosby and Ethel Norman
| in Anything Goes" March Of Time
| Thursday: Richard Arlsn ana Cecila
Parker In Three Live Ghosts," com
! edy. FridayI JoaHBCrawford. in, "Danc'
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Tutor of Miss Davies
Rewarded WITHHOLD

was put under contract by q
studio. But he never got q real
chance and drifted into the
chorus, where his skill was taken
for granted by dancing directors.
Bobby Connolly at Warner
Brothers, picked him out to help
Miss Davies rehearse her dances
for Cain and Mabel"
Several days ago, the question
came up as to who would be her
partner in the picture. Miss Davies
suggested:
"Why not Don? We have
learned the numbers together"
Connolly agreed it was an idea
and o test was taken Of Acker'
man. Today, the former chorus
boy was told the job is his.
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Thursday, Colleen" with Ruby Keller
and Dick Powell; Friday ., ana satuTSsy.
nsr Baxter and Gloria Stuart.
BROADWAY - Sunday and Monday,
Ricardo Cortez in Man Hunt" with
Cbars5 &1.asT W 1d sns
Thursday. Clark Gable: Jean Harlow
retary"; Friday and Saturday. Ken
Maynard in Heroes Of the Range"
caSney A and PSt o 1f in ceiling
Zero; Tuesday. Richard Arlen in Call
ing Of Dan Matthew; also. Hsrry
eagles Brood" with william Boyd
Roaring Riley; also. Dick Foran in
Son Of the saddle; Friday, Joe Pen
Rsr in "c9I, S Saturday sS." John
tuesday "Freckles," with Tom Brown
aRS RrEth YOU ms2 ss Nsst wS
Ann sothern and Lloyd Nolan; Friday
and Saturday Monty Montana in Gun
Smoke"
ROsALIA -. Sunday ana Monday.
George Raft in ut Had to Happen"
with Leo Carrillo and Rosalind Rus
sell; Tuesday, Gene Autry in RED
River Valley: Wednesday ana Thurs
in '"The Magnificent Obsession"; Fri
day, Claudette Colbert in THE Bride
Comes Home; Saturday, Tim Mccoy
in Bulldog Courage"
FATRLAWN - Sunday and Monday,
Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy
in Rose Marie; Tuesday Irwin s.
Cobb, and Rochelle Hudson, in Every
body's Old Man; Wednesday, Dick
day and Friday. Ruby Keller and Dick
Powell in Colleen; Saturday. Ken
Maynard in Heroes of the Range"
Wallace Berry and Robert Montgomery
in big House. Tuesday and Wsdnes-
day: George Raft and Alice Fave in
Every Night At Eight" also, Richard
Arlen and Charlotte Winters in Calling
Euerite Churchill and William Garzan
in Man Hunt" Frida and Saturday:
Me- !.I West ana Victor McLaglen in
CAAEO-sunday and Monday: Al
Jolson ana Beveris Roberts in ''Sinsing
Kid" Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day: Mae West and Victor McLaglen
Louise ana So. AnpS Erday y Ant:
Are Like That" Saturday: Ralph Pell.
amy and Ann Sothern in Eight Bells;''
also, Harry Richman and Rochelle Hud.
son in Music Goes Around"
ARCADE-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Clark Gable and Myrna 10y in
Wife Versus Secretary" Wednesday,
| Warren William and Dolores Del kic
| day ana Friday: Pat O'Brien end James
Cagney in Ceiling Zero" Saturday
Jack Haley and Ann sothsrn in "ThC
Girl FrNnd;" also George O'Brisn and
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H. {. Hawkins Gets
Grady's Trade Job

Promotion Of Harry c. Hawkins,
Assistant Chief Of the Reciprocal
Trade Agreement Section, State
Department, to succeed Henry F..
Grady as chief, was announced
yesterday by Secretary Hull.
Grady. handspring Of the New
Deals reciprocal trade program, Is
resigning August / to resume dean
ship Of the School Of Commerce,
University Of California, which
granted him leave to take the
State Department post.
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

see Ave. N. E.. and Beatrice S. Dixon,
Is, 1918 Hamlin st. n. =.
Stanley r. Carver, ~, and BernicS
L. Kenna, 20, both Of i42 Twelfth St
Lester singman. IS. 1925 Everett St.
N. W.. and Laura Fradin. III. 1711
seventh st. N. w.
Carroll r. Rempsr. rs, 1909 Fifth
St N. W. and Mary A. sallou. 49, STA
Louis Terlitzky. IS, and Florence
Blacker, SO, both Of Baltimore, Md.
George r. Warrington, rs, Baltimore,
Nd, and Dorothy r, JenkinA.. 81. S4S
E s SssS 4 h Il sHS c1 r.: E.
Laurence NJ. While, 2s. 1884 Seven
smith, %, 1904 University Place n. W.
Ezra o. Keller, AZ, New York, N. Y,
and Miriam J. Bovine, ~. Is45 Irving
Guy c. Lanahan, IS. FIT. washin gton,
Nd. and Margaret J. Psrrygo, ~,
John w. Loveland, 50, EnElewood,
N. j., and Anita Barnett Gaburri, Sc,
Wardman Park Hotel.
George s. Frost, 81. New York, n. r,
and Julia Milburn, %. SparrowS Point.
John W. Brown. %. 24sS M st. n.
W., and Betty L. Morgan. %. 2212
Edwin Hall 81, ana Lillian, Jones
rs, both of 613 N St. N. E.
Benjamin W. Thomas, ~, Baltimore.
Nd. and CeceilG n. Linsenmary, IS,
Catonsvills, Nd.
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E. T. PULLMAN

Last rites for Edward T. Pull
man, 81, who died Thursday In
Baltimore, will he held today at
2:3O o'clock at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Edwin B. Donaldson,
2225 Lawrence st. N. e. followed
by burial in Union Cemetery, Alex
andria, Va.
Mr.. Pullman was born In Wash
ington and lived here all his life.
Surviving him are four sisters,
Mrs. Donaldson. Mrs. G. c. Hunt
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srANToN-sunday and Monday: Irene
Dunno and Robert Taylor in Ma ;Sti,
With Lloyd Nolan ana Percy co rEiH
ford and Clark Gable in Chained"
Thursday and Friday: Bill Boyd in
Federal Agent" with Irene Ware; also
Gary Cooper and Ann Harding in Peter
1bbetson." Saturday: Irene Dunno. Fred
Astaire ana Ginger Rogers in Roberta:
also stormy with Noah Berry, jr.,
ana Jean Rogers.
ACADEMY-sunday, and D,i MG E.s:I
ana walter G. Kelly; also Margaret Sui
lavan in Next Time We Love" with
James Stewart. Tuesday and Wednes-
Day: Frank gues. T., Fang s. and md. VIZ Wiy.
Thursday ana Friday: 1.-THE Informer."
with Victor McLagten. Heather Angel;
also. Jack Hubert in Alias Bulldog
prummond." Saturday: Paddy o'pay, =
s:No Mans Range" with Roberta Gale.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday: War
Mer Baxter in Prisoner Of Shark Is
land" Tuesday and Wednesday; Ruth
ThursdSy and Friday: Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y in ''wife VS.. Secretary"
Saturday: Richard Arlen in Three Live
ASAS
GreyS Drift Fence"
LINCOLN-May, to May "A dn-
clusiv): Boris Karloff in THE Walking
Dead" with Marguerite Churchill and
Ricardo Cortez.
REPUBLIC-May to May II Din
elusive): Desire with Marlens Diet
rich and Gary Cooper.
ROCKER MAY 8 to MAY IA Gin
clusive): Katherine Hepburn in Sylvia
Scarlet" with Cary Grant and Brain
Aherne
sTATE-sunday and Monday: Eddie
ana Wednesday Robert Donat in THE
Ghost G.es West" also Ruth chAtterton
Friday: BinE Crosby ana charlie Rug
giles in Anything Goes" saturday:
Lionel Barrymore in The Voice Of
versus Secretary" with Clark Gable ana
9fyrna 10y. Tuesday and Wednesday:
'"ThS Singing KID with Al Jolson and
"ROSe Marie with Jeanette McDonald
and Nelson Eddy. Saturday: Invisible
Ray" with Boris Karloff and Bella
Lugosi," also. Fang and Claw" with
Frank Buck.
SYLVAN-sunday and Monday. ANY
thing Goes with Bling Crosby and
Ethel Norman; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, STORY Of Louis Pasteur," with
Paul NUM- and Josephine Hutchinson;
Thursday and Friday, at Had to Hap
PEN" with George Raft and Rosalind
Russell; saturday, Man Hunt" with
William Gargan ana Ricardo Cortez.
PALM-sunday, Monday and Tues.
day, 'Klondike Annie" with Mae West
and visor ~McLagleni Wednesday and
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EDWARD A. CRAWFORD

Funeral services for Edward A.
Crawford, Sc, who was killed
Thursday when struck by q truck,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
the Humphrey Funeral chapel in
Rockville, Md, at 2 o'clock. Burial
will be in Forest Oak Cemetery
Gaithersburg, Md.
Mr.. Crawford is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Adela Crawford; two
daughters, Doris and Blanche
Crawford, and a son, Edgar Craw'
ford, Of Rockville.
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DEATHS

Lacis H. Tiffany. IS. 1855 Lanier Pl.
Nsttls Rappaport II. 50 New York
Ave. N. w.
Tracy Mcersgor, ST. Garfield Hos
Lillian Bartsman. 81, eallinEer Hoe
William Collins. sr. Emergency Hos
pital.
Harrison Lake. So 1892 Benton st.
william T. Knight 50. 1904 St.
N. w.
Florence Long, IS. 1923 st. N e.
James Hay, jr., SIS, 1921 l St. n. w,
Fred w. Skies, 50. Garfield Hospital.
Mary NJ. Ward, so, 1917 varnum st.
Clarence crusan. 40. st. Elizabeths
Maxine B. Msla. A. Providence Hos
Leon R. Turnburks. AZ. 1850 Wis
consin Ave.
S. 7. Farmer. So. 1924 Willard St.
Ida NJ. Riley, SO, GaIlinger HospttaI,
Richard Arthur. SIS. Potomac River,
~ Nellie A. Green IS. 1928 Fitch Pl.
Elizabeth Washington. 81. 100 18th
Philip Gray. AZ. Walter Reed Hos.
willard Bloodsaw. 40. Walter Reed
HOSPITAL.
william A. oueenan. "a. SIS eordons
Ave. N. e.
Arthur Harris, "a, $500 I st. n. W.
Howardine Hall. II. Gallinger Hos
Ernest Jones. /. Gallinger Hospital.
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COL. BAUGHNA
PROBE ENDED

BALTIMORE. May o.-The
State Survey Commission yester-
day completed its investigation Of
the 19-year.regime Of Col. E. Austin
Baughman as Commissioner Of
Motor vehicles.
Colonel Baughman, who had Of
fered to appear Is . witness. was
not heard, but it was believed the
hearing might be reopened later to
allow him to testify II he desires.
The commission was anxious to
question him about expense &C.
counts which he submitted, aver.
aging about $50 a month, and to
hear his answer to charges Of his
former chauffeur regarding the
chauffeur's $6,0O0-a.year expenses.
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ping Lady" Saturday: Paul Kelly and
Airline Judge In Here Comes Trouble"
cartoon.
AvALON-sunday, Monday and Tues
"Follow The Fleet" wednesday and
Thursday: Warner Baxter in Prisoner
sh'F COBB '1n IN SastSSo Erd ga Mains
sportsreel. Saturday: Bert wheeler and
Robert woolssy in ''silly Billiss."
GENT RAL-sunday and Monday:
Warner Baxter in "Robinhood Of Ell
Paul 1o %uni in STORY Of Ioui" Pastsur."
Thursday and Friday: Al ;Jolson In
Singing Kid" March Of Time and COM
edies. Saturday: Murder On Bride
Path" with Helen Brodsrick and James
body's Old Man.
COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in
| Follow The Fleet" wednesday and
Thursday: Warner Baxter ,. in " dSlUsE
Under' with George. Brent, Genevieve
Tobin, Glenda Farrell, Patricia Ellis
and Frank McHugh, Keaton comedy.
saturday. Bert wheeler and Robert
gar Kennedy comedy.
HOME - Sunday and Monday, Fred
the Fleet: Tuesday and Wednesday,
~. %ro Myr1 St Ley m IN
rhursdSy, rochelle Hudson and Harry
Richman in Music Goes Round": Fri
day, Gail Patrick and Reginald Denny
day. Gene Raymond and wendy Barrie
in "Love on a Bet" and Irwin s. Cobb
in "EverybOdys Old Man." Popeye.
sAvOY--sunday and Monday, James
Dunn and Sally Elers in Don't Get
Personal: Tuesday and Wednesday SO1,E
in Red Salute Bordoni," comedy;
Ghosts: Friday, Buck Jones and Doro-
thy Dix in "Sunset OF Power" Little
Jack Little: Saturday, Mae West in
"Klondike Annie, Pirate Party.
TIvoLI - Sunday. Monday. Tuesday,
wednesday, Freddie Bartholomew in
Little Lord Fauntleroy," Popeye;
Thursday and Friday, Walter Huston in
Charlie chan ct Circus" cartoon.
YoRK-sunday and Monday. "col-
leen," with Dick Powell. Ruby Keller.
Jack oakiS ana Joan %as Wsst IN
''Klondiks Annie" March of Time;
Thursday Paul Kelly and Airline Judge
| in ''Hers Comes Trouble; Friday, Boris
Karloff in walking Dead: Saturday
Murder on Bride Path" with Helen
| Broderick and James Gleason, ADV.
Frank MerriwSll No. g."
PENN-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Freddie Bartholomew in Little
Lord Fauntleroy"; wednesday and
Thursday, walter Huston in Rhodes"
| Popeys; Friday and Saturday, Dionne
ouintuplsts in ''hs cOuntry Doctor"
cartoon, Flash Gordon No. o."
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Lights Blink Out

A short circuit in fuse 0ox on
Taylor Ave. N. E. between Tf1ir'
teenth st. and Twelfth Place
burned out eight power lines
serving the Michigan Park sec
ton last night and plunged the
area into darkness for IS min
1ItnS
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Bitter note from another cor
respondent:
'In that recent column about
Washington wits, you left out
the vivaciOus and charming
Mrs. George Barnett. What
made you 80 careless?"
''In December, when Wash.
ingtOn entertainment begins, /
like everybody / see," cOnfided .
Cabinet Members wife over her
after dinner COgnaC.
But in May, after have
dined out five nights . week,
been to six lunches In every
seven days, said ChOw-nice-tO-See-
you to 72,654 people at cock
tail parties and receptions, I
lOathe my fellow man and
woman. And moreover, take
pride in 80 doing"
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BIRTHS

William and Ruth Lewey boy.
Brodie and Ruth Honsycutt, boy.
Peter and Vences Cafuso, boy.
James and Anna Rogers. boy.
Freeman and Edna Frank, boy.
Joseph and Lily O'Brien, girl.
George aud Margaret Woods, girl.
Ellsworth and Elizabeth Webster. girl
David and Margaret Reaf1y, girl.
Claude and Lottis Martin, girl.
Hubert and Margaret Neal, girl,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Booker T. Washington. %, and Annie
e. Elliott. 2s. Fayetteville, N. G.
Norman P. Talbert. q, z143 n 81;
Twenty-third st. N. W..
William Bishop, IS. IT'S sixth st.
N. E., and Liza jenkins, 30. 4o4 Fair
Fox Road.
N. W., and Nora B. Anderson. %, 90S
o ct. N. W. -.
Clifford r. ArmhoId. II. 1875 Tonnes
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Last rites for Mrs. Sara r. Lacy,
widow of Benjamin w. Lacy,
former justice Of the Virginia
Supreme Court, will be held to-
morrow afternoon from st. Peters
Church near Tunstall, Va. Burial
will be in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Lacy, who died yesterday
at her home, 1910 Kenyon st.
N. w., after a lingering illness,
had lived in washington for the
past five years.
She is survived by two sons, Ben
w. Lacy, of Montgomery, Ala,
and Arthur w. Lacy, Of Washing
ton, and q daughter. Mrs. j. j.
Van Aker, of Richmond, Va, and
five grandchildren.
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MISS LUCY LUTTRELL

Miss Lucy A. Luttrell, a clerk in
the Veterans Bureau, died yester-
day at Garfield Hospital following
an operation. She was so years
Of age.
Miss Luttrell, who lived at 1925
Thirteenth St. N. W., had been
employed in the Government ever
since she came to Washington, "a
years ago. She was born in Knox
vile, Tenn.
Services win be held this after.
noon at 1880 o'clock at Hysong's
funeral chapel. Interment will be
in the family plot at Knoxville.
Miss Luttrell is survived by
three brothers and five sisters, all
of Knoxville, o..
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NOW

Continued from Local Page)
OIas, New YOrk's weaIthiest and
largest Presbyterian church, Is
very lucky to get such o pastor"
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ing, Mrs. e. r. Anderson and Miss
Katie Pullman, all Of this city,
and two brothers, Ernest H. Pull
man, who is connected with the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora.
ton, and william r. Pullman, Of
Alexandria, Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-09

Coming Monday, May lit Want
You Only" by E1enore Meherin, an ab.
sOrbing new novel sure to hold interest
every 0ay,
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WAGGAMA
RITES HELD IN
FALLSCHURCH.

Requiem mass for Mrs. Chris
tine Waggaman, 10, who died sud-
denly Thursday at her home, Wal
nut Hill, on the Masonville Road
near Falls Church, was sung this
morning ct 10 o'clock at st.
James Catholic Church at Falls
Church. Burial was at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Waggaman was the widow
Of Thomas e. Waggaman, former
Washington real estate operator.
Surviving her is her son, Thomas
E. Waggaman. jr., United States
Supreme Court crier, and Rudolph
Deb. Waggaman, an assistant
clerk Of the Supreme Court. Other
survivors include two daughters,
Mrs. Thomas o. Montgomery and
Mrs. John c. Donohoe, and two
other sons. Eugene and Lawrence
J. Waggaman.
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CLARENCE ID. CRUSAN

CLARENCE ID. CRUSAN
Funeral services for Clarence D.
Crusan, who died Wednesday, will
be held this afternoon al 1880
O'Clock at his late residence, 1913
D st. s. E., followed by burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Crusan Is survived by his
wife, Minnie B. CruSan, and two
children, Clarence r. Crusan and
Mrs. Gertrude 10th.
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PENN--sunday, Monday. and Tues
day, Freddie Bartholomew in Little
Lord Fauntleroy"; wednesday and
Thursday, walter Huston in Rhodes"
Popeye; Friday ana Saturday, Dionne
Quintuplets in ''hs Country Doctor"
cartoon, Flash Gordon No. g."
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PAYNE. MARY ROSE-On Friday morn
ing May 8, 1896. at Casualty Hospital,
MARY ROSE PAYNE. beloved daughter of
Emmett W. and Eunice c. Payne and sister
of John NJ. Payne. Remains resting at
her late residence. 1880 Street North
east.
Funeral services and interment Sunday.
May 10. 1895, at Stanton, Va.
Services by Chambers Southeast funeral
home.
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AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day: Warner Baxter in prisoner Shark
Island" cartoon. Tuesday ana Wednes-
day: Bing Crosby and Ethel Merman
in Anything Goes" March Of Time.
Thursday: Richard Arlsn ana Cecilia
edy. Friday JoahECrawford in, "Danc-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-09

REPUBLIC-May 8 to May II (in-
Olusive): Desire" with Marlene Diet
rich ana Gary Cooper.
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LINCOLN-May, s to May IA lin
clusiv): Boris Karloff in 1.-THE Walking
Dead" with Marguerite Churchill and
Ricardo Cort0z.
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ping Lady" Saturday: Paul Kelly and
Airline Judge in Here Comes Trouble"
cartoon.
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PALM-sunday, Monday and Tues
day, "Klcndike Annie" with Mae West
and visor -McLagleni Wednesday and
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TIVOLI - Sunday, Monday. Tuesday,
"wednesday, Freddie Bartholomew in
Little Lord Fauntleroy," Popeye;
Thursday and Friday, Walter Huston in
"Rhodes'; Saturday, warner GLAND in
"Charlie chan 1T Circus" cartoon.
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Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
qoutheaaf fnnAraI home
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RNhmPARV of Perfect Sound Pho.
AOAW Esss toplAyS. 9Th at g Sc.
Ann Shirley In "CHATTERBOA' with
Phillips Holmes. AlB6-JOhH Wayne IN
1.-THE OREGON TRAIL"
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thing Goes with Bing Crosby and
Ethel Norman; Tuesday and Wednes-
day ".story Of Louis Pasteur," with
Paul NUM- and Josephine Hutchison;
PEN" with George Raft and Rosalind
Russell; saturday, Man Hunt" with
William GarRan ana Ricardo Cortez.
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BOOKER T-May to May II Gin
elusive): Katherine Hepburn in sylvia
Scarlet" with Cary Grant and Brain
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andri8, Va.
Arrangements by the Cunningham. fu-
neral home. 500 Cameron Street, Alex
andria, Va.
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sTATE-Sunday and Monday: Eddie
Cantor in Strike Me Pink" Tuesday
and Wednesday, Robert Donat in The
Ghost GUes West" also Ruth ChAtterton
in Lady Of Secrets" Thursday and
Friday: Bing Crosby ana Charlie Rug
giles in Anything Goes" Saturday:
Lionel Barrymore in The Voice Of
RONlA ANN
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-07-31
BEING
CIRCULATED FOR
BENNETT RELEASE

CHICAGO lisp = Hundreds
of petitions are being circulated
asking for the freedom of Sam
Bennett Negro sharecropper who
is being held in Chicago for ey-
tradition to Arkansas. Bennett re-
fused to work during the recent
strike conducted by the Southern
Tenant Farmers Union and was
framed on a charge of assault
ing with intent to kill an over
seer. His attorneys say that his
return to Arkansas will be a signal
for mob violence.
The fight for his freedom is he
ing conducted by the Workers.
Rights League of Chicago affiliat-
ed with the Workers Defense lea
que of America. Copies of the ne
titions can be obtained from / ~
dia Beidel, secretary, 20 w. Lack
son Blvd, Chicago.