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Evening star., 1936-07-27
BY w. III. SHIPPEN, JR.
.HIS pariah Of the animal world
may be as unsavory as his rep
utation, but he's q very val

Il liable member OF the zoos Dig
family, nevertheless.
He and his mate are the only two
brown or named hyenas in America.
They were brought here from South
west Africa, where natives call them
the strand wolf" because they are
confirmed beach combers.
The long name, which is erected
by rage or terror, distinguishes this
species from more common forms ma
tive to wide areas of Africa and Asia.
The Zoos pair is or years old.
Hyenas can be tanned, and these seem
to have adapted themselves to cap
tivity.
From ancient times hyenas have
been the subject of strange myths.
Evening star., 1936-07-27
HEADS CAPITAL K. OF c.
John M. Connell New President
of District CHAPTER,

Oh O1Str1CC CHapCef.
John M. Connell was elected presi-
dent of the District of Columbia
Chapter of the Knights of Columbus
at its annual meeting last night in the
knights of Columbus Club.
Other officers elected were Thomas
P. Myers. vice chairman; j. Fred Bra
dy. secretary-treasurer, and John J.
Buckley, warden.
Evening star., 1936-07-27
$35, 900 in Tolls Collected.

Less than a week after New York's
gigantic Triborough Bridge was opened
to the public, s35, 900 In tolls had been
collected.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
DEL HUMONISMO ESPANoI
Ventraocuo hamOrIstG

En- Sevilla ,en ell teatro de
San Fernando, actuaba I'm ver-
trilocUo que bien pronto Sc hizc
famoso en- toda la ciudad por
sus frecuentes chuscadas, mas
graciosas fuera del escenario
que cuando trabajaba en- Ell.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
CAYO UN AUTOMOVIL A
UN ARROYO Y MURIE-
RON SIETE PERSONALS

Haleyville, Ala, Sep. %. -
Cuando por equivocaci6n Sc hi
20 marchar hacia atras un au-
tom6vil, en- lugar de hacia ell
frente, cay6 a un arroyo y pc
recieron siete personals, dos
hombres Y cinco muchachas.
Solo pudo escapar con vida
Thirson Smith, de 10 amos, que
rompi6 un CRYSTAL y nad6 hasta
la orilla.
Las victimas habian regresc
do de la feria del condado de
Winston y Sc llamaban Willie
D. BIZ ssstock, Maggie May
Blac$stock, Anie Laurie Black
stock, Willie Lee y Audrey Lee
Y Nolen Posey y John Sprad-
lin. Pertenecen los ahogados q
p%rominentes familias.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
UN NUEVO REGIMEN SIN
DICALISTA EN- CATALUNA

Madrid, Sep. 2s.-NusvOs
problemas pOIiticOs Se eOqesn'
tran en- CStAluaa dOnde uFi nue
vO regimen de sindicsliSmO ne
sido tornado, ahadiendO nue.
vas dificuItades a la tSrea del
obiernO SOcialista de Madrid.
InfOrman desde BarcelonS
que Ell nuevo mOyimiehtO &c en-
tiende a districts donde son
fuertes las OrganizaciOnes del
trabajo relacionadas con Ell sin
dicalismo.
En- la Rcpital, los Sindicalis-
tasGax sd AartidariOs deman-
daI Ia AseiOn de un Sabi-
nete de <6efensa nAciOnAl que
reemPlace ii gabinete, PerO 81
gObicrnO % MEGA a realizar 81
La gaceta., 1936-09-28

Una noche, terminada la fun
ci6n, sc hallaba nces.ro hombre
en- ell cafe de Paris, en- union de
varios amigos y de un hermoso
perro de Terranova, del que era
feliz propietario. Sentado ante
una mesa no muy distante sc
encon,raba un senior gordo de-
dicado a la pacifica y nutritivA
labor de engullir unos bizco-
chos, acompanados de una jfca-
ra de espanolisimo chocolate.
Ell perro del ventrflocuo acer-
cose casualmente al descuidade
senior, alz6 su inteligente cabe-
"a y Sc lie qued6 miranda aten-
tamente.
En- este momento, ell ventri-
.locuo hizo decir al can:
-iDame!
AL pacifico consumidor Sc .
atragant6 ell chocolate y Sc lie
cay6 al suelo ell bizcOcho que lie
vaba a la boca.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28

Gran fiesta en- perspectiVG
A beneficio de los ninos espa.
noles, que sufren las consecuer
tias de la guerra civil, celebra.
"a una gran fiesta la Logia Ca.
balleros Leales de America, cor
la cooperation de las sociedades
Centre Asturiano y Centre Es-
plnol. ,
Los preparativos Sc iniciaran
en- esta semana, fernando la CO.
mission organizadora valiosos
olementos de la colonia eSpano-
la.
Con la llegada del invierno Sc
hace imperioso mandar ropa de
abrigo a los h~uerfanos, victimas
inocen'es de 10 que actualmente
sucede.
Esperamos que ell grupo or
ganizador nos informe detalla-
damente de sus prop6sitos, pa
ra dar a la fiesta ell relieve que
sc merece.
No sabemos todavia en- que
iugar Sc efectuara; pero 81 que
Sc escogera uno de los mas grar
les salones de Tampa.
Ell Comit6 del Frente Populai
dara TODD su apoyo a la fiesta
dado ell noble fin que Sc persi.
que.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
NOTA DE LA EMBAJADA
DE ESPANA PARA Ell Co
BIERNO AMERICANA

Washington, sep. 28.-La EN-
bajada espahola inform6 aver
al gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos que las propiedades de algll-
nos extranjeros Sc han incauta-
do en- S upafs; pero que la medi-
da solo tiene caracter temporal.
"Debido a los inmediatos re-
q~uerimientos de la rebellion, di-
ce la nota, ha sido necesario con
fiscar t~emporalmente algunas
fabricas extranjeras; pero ell
gobierno Sc complace en- asegu-
rar que su actitud no represen-
ia appropriation. +
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
UN NEGRO MATO A OTRC
EN- LA GALE CHESTNUT

Ell negro Willie Haynes ma
to en- la madrugada del domin-
go, a la puerta de una casa de
apartamentos, a Joe Farris,
tambien negro, vecino de la ca
sa n1mero 1919 de la Gale CheS
nut, en- West Tampa. Haynes
llam6 a Farris y cuando este sa-
lilo a la puerta lie mat6, utilizan-
do una escopeta.
La policfa detuvo al agresor
y confes6 ell crimen, diciendo
que 10 habia hecho en- defensa
de su vida y sus intereses.
Recibi6 la victima una perdi-
gonada por ell abdomen.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
MUNCIPIO De TAMPA
AVISo DE LIcENCIA

Las lcencias profesOnales, de ocupacion y de negO-
clos para Ell aho fiscal que terminara ell 80 de Septiembre
de 1887, seran p~agaderas ell II de Octubre de 1896 ante
Ell recaudador de contribuciOnes y tesOrero en- la casa
consstOrial.
FL NO obtener la licencia ~cOnstituye una falta suje-
Ia a los ~castigos especificados en- las OrG snanzas munich
pales.
T. c. KELLER,
Recaudador de Contr.buciones
La gaceta., 1936-09-28

mes, municiones, harina y con.
servas. Ell problema principal
de la ciudad, ell de la escasez de
-alimentos, ha sido resueltO.
Los defensores de Bilbao &C.
lebraron con una fiesta ell re-
greso de la escradra.
Sabese que la justicia popu-
lar, en- represalias por los bonn
bardeos aereos de los facciosos,
dispuso la ejecuci6n de 45 persc
mas en- ell vapor de carga Aran-
zasui- Mendi, IA en- ell vapor Ca
DO Quilae s y 10 en- ell Altuna
Mendi.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
Ell ~REPUBLICANO WAL
TER S. CAHALL VOTARA
POR ROOSEVELT

Filadelfia, Sep. 28.-El re-
publicano Walter S. Cahall di
ce que votara por FRANKLIN D.
Roosevelt en- las venideras cleo
clones y explica asi los motives
de su actitud: Cuando Fran :
|klyn D. Roosevelt fue electo
en- 1882, .yo me enfade tanto
que la ira parecia cegarme.
Habia 20 votado- por Hoover y
|crefa que este habia goberna-
do honrada y fielmente. Guam
Fdo Roosevelt inici6 la NRA,
|perdi algo de mi indignation y
resentimiento. Pude yer que
trataba de haoer algo pOr su
pueblo. Cuando fundo los cam
pamentos de concentration, ad
mire SUI sano juicio en- sacar de
las GALES a medic million de jo-
venes sin trabajo. Cuando el hi
20 aprobar la ley de las Com
pahfas Intermediates en- bo--
los y acciones Y la ley de Au-
toridald en- ell vale de Tennes-
see, comprendi que era I'm ciu-
dadano eminente, cumpliendo
al pueblo la palabra empeha-
a. III
Los peri6dicos republicanos
! Iue combaten al presidente, o.
cultan Ia verdad Y la falsean.
Ellos, hablan de "sentencia de
muerte'' en- la Holding Compa
ny Act y iuegan con vocablos
y frases; pero no dicen que "a
ay vino a proteger al consul
midor Y ell accionista, eliminan
do al intermediate. Ellos ha-
cen Greer al pdblico que Ia ley
eliminaba a todas las compa-
MAS legitimaS. Isl.
Ell mismO rasero puede apli-
carse a la IVA, la AAA Y otras
leyes. Jamas he visto decir a IN
peri6dico republican, que ia
lTVA era algo mas que I'm pro-
veto encaminado a poner fue-
ra de negocios a las utilidades
publicas.
DQpues de un complete estu-
dio de los problemas, en- un Pc
riodo de dos amos, he Hegado a
la conclusion de que toda per-
soma que lea los dos lados de la
question votara a favor de Fran
klyn d. Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
PIQUETES EN- Ell CONSULA-
DO E M DE NEW YORK

New York, Sep. 28.-La in
tervenci6n "nazi' EN- Espaha
fue objeto aver de una protes-
Ia por $50 cOmunistas, en- una
demonstration de dos hOras
frente al consulate alemkn, en-
el IL de Battery Place. Los pi-
quotes marchaban detrds de
una bandera espanOla y Otra
americana, la Ultima con cres-
pones negros.
la policia &c vic obligada 9
intervenir.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
APEDREARON AL uIDER
FASCISTA MOSLEY

Leeds, Inglaterra, sep. 28.-
Grupos de trabajadores ape
drearon aver a una manifesto
ci6n de los fascistas ing1eses,
hiriendo a so de los partidarios
de Sir Oswald Mosley. La no
ticia fue dada por este mismo,
que result6 herido con fragmen
tos de IN CRYSTAL de su cohe.
Tuvo la policia montada que
intervenir en- 81 favor y librar-
10 de la ira del pueblo. Tres per
sonas fueron detenidas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
NOTAS SOCIALES

Mariana Paniello Jimmy Flea
rrotta, Luis Garcia, Jerry L6-
peg, Ronnie Cortes, Ernesto
Fernandez, Luis Fernandez.
Frederick Di Maio, Michael Di
Maio y otros.
A la bora fijada por la conf
sion Sc termin6 la fiesta, salien-
do todos los asistentes altamen
tie complacidos.
Para los organizadores hubo
muchas y sinceras felicitaci2-
mes, a las cuales agregamos n
nuestra, muy sincera.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
TRES BARCOS DE LA RE-
PUBLICA ~BOMBAR.DEA-
RON A ZUMAYA
Ell GObierpO trGtG de romper Ell
bloqaeo de la Bahia lie VizcGyc

Bilbao, sep. 28.-Tres barcos
de guerra del gobierno de la Re-
pGblica, ell acorazado Jaime / y
los crUceros Libertad y Cervan-
tes, llegados de Malaga, bombar
dearon aver a Zumaya y Sc pro-
ponen romper ell bloqueo de la
bahia de Vizcaya. Los barcos an
clados a dos millas de la costa
lanzaron gran n1mero de pro-
yecsiles sobre ell Quartet general
de los fascistas. Emplazaron los
insurgentes una baterfa de ca
homes de seiS pulgadas, pero no
tocaron a los barcos con los dis
paros que hieieron. La tarea de
los artilleros de la marina era
muy diffcil, a causa de la mar
gruesa pero hicieron algunos
certeros blancos.
Algunos de los proyectiles del
jaime / cayeron en- Ell centric de
Zumaya. originando incendios.
A la caida de la noche los bu-
queS regresaron a Bilbao.
Presenciaron ell bombardeo, a
dis amelia eel crucero aleman
Leipzig y ell torpedero Jsguar,
anclados en- Bermeo, a pocas mi
Has al oeste de Zumaya. Tres
destructores, que acompanaron
a los barcos mayores, saldran
de Bilbao, con tres submarines,
en- busca de la escuadra insur-
genie.
Los aeroplanos facciosos bonn
bardearon las poblaciones de
Durango y Eibar, matando e hi
riendo cerca de so civiles; pero
sin desalojar a los milicianos.
81 Frente Popular mand6
5000 hombres a las lineas de
Zumaya y Eibar, como nuevos
refuerzos. Han sido vistas en- la
ciudad cajas de armas y NUM-
clones que dicen: MEXICO, We
racrIz.
MEXICO mand6 un cargamen-
to de armas a Espana, en- Ell va
por Magallanes. Las fabricas de
armas del gobierno, en- Eibar,
trabajan dia y noche fabricar-
do Observation-Disclosures y rev6l-
vers.
Dos vapores de carga escan-
dinavos entraron en- la bahia es-
coltados por los barcos republi-
canos y desembarcaron cano-
La gaceta., 1936-09-28

la asistencia de todos los MEM
bros.
La comisi6n de hacienda de
la Camara trata de recaudar
fondos para la buena obra.
Ademas de la Verbena Sc or
ganizara una gran procession CT
vica, como la que Sc efectuara
hace alg1n tiempo, con motive
del Golden Jubilee.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
Ell Cabaret del Sdbcdo

Fu@ un rotundo exito ell Ca
baret celebrado ell sabado por IA
Sociedad del Dulce Nombre, en-
la sala del convento San jose
en- Ybor City,
Todo ell programa anunciad1
Sc cumpli6 al pie de la letra
siendo muy felicitadas las socie
dades Hijas de Maria y Damas
del Altar, que contribuyeron a.
mejor lucimiento.
Los arts as que cooperaror
con la orquesta Don Francisco
fueron muy aplaudidos, en- par
ticular Lulu Pividal, en- la dar-
"a HAVANA, y Ronnie Cores en-
sus &C. os de magia. Para ellos
hubo muchos aplausos.
Entire la numerosa concHrren
cha pudimos anotar a las Srtas.
Aida Alvarez, Lulu Pividal, Ire
ne Smith, Margaret Smith, Ri
ia Spellman, Dorothy Johnson,
Mary E. Freese, Madeline Lo-
renzo, Mary Ann Alvarez. Nor
jorie Pinard, Kay Lala, Mary
Obey, Marian Stein, Lillian Mi
Her Pearl Kyle, Josefina Villa.
donga, Mary Clark, Angie Fe-
rrara, Josefina Falsone, Grace
Falsone, Dalia j. Escobio, Car
men Ceijas, Gloria Rodriguez,
Adelfa Rodriguez; Sras. P. Gel
jas, Fuchs Y M. Delaney; espo-
SOS C. A. Escalante, Ernesto
Ceijas, A. Almendares, T. Ar
duengo, Rubio, R. Rodriguez,
Roy Rodriguez, Rene Rodrf-
guez, Domingo Perez, Henry
Garcia, Willie Hernandez, jr.,
e. Edmond Worth, Cecil T.
Ward, O. D. Wetherell, Lin
worth, C. Verne, w. A. Artibe,
A. S. Clark, T. L. Sweeney, jr.,
j. A. sweeney, Jerry Davis, w.
A. Roberts, D. Brennan, S. d.
McNally, AL Fernandez, Peter
Ceijas, Arthur Johnson, Rocco
Marsicano, Galmard J. B. Sui
tenfuss, Hale Goodwin, A. Ba-
rreiro, T. Ferrari, H. Canto,
Jimmy Greco, Emilio SolareS,
]. j. Falsone, A. j. Falsoive,
Charlie Cuervo, P. Garcia, Ser
gio Mesa Y E. 0. Palermo; Sc
nores DR.. Gus Perdig6n, Cesar
Castaneda, Bill Valdes, Victor
Garcia, Julius Robinson, Pat
Howley, Martin Howley, Char.
lie Menendez, S. j. F%erlita, D
S. Reina, S. D. McNally, L. MOI
t.llaro, C5s.le Re, Rolando Mar
teiga, Amado Pedrazas, j. G.
Blain, Jose G. Garcia, A. San
tirzo, Ruben Fabelo, Roy San
trio, Robert ]. Fernandez, Ray
mond j. Alvarez, Oscar Alvarez
John P. Foy, RufinO LinareS.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
Club Sunlight

Club Sunlight
Sc reunira 'esta noche en- ell
edificio del puesto Marcelo Con
zalez No. 70, de la Legion Anne
ricana, en- la Once avenida.
Ru6gase la asistencia de TO-
dos los miembros. Este Club
proyecSa varias fiestas que lie
vara a termino en- la Temporal
da invernal.
La gaceta., 1936-09-28
La Comisi6n de Ia Yerbena

La C0nGtS1On de Ia verona
Esta citada para esta nOche
en- la oficina de la Camara De
C1mercio de Ybor, en- la Septi-
ma avenida, la comisi6n de la
Verbena de la industrial del ia
baco ,sehalada para verificarse
en- ell mes de febrero de 1887.
Algunos puntos de importan-
cha seran discutidos. Suplicase
Evening star., 1936-07-14
BAND CONCERTS.

By the Marine Band in the Army
Medical Center at $50 pm. today.
Capt. Taylor Branson, leader; William
F. Santelmann, second leader, con-
Quoting.
March, "U. S. Field Artillery "---Sousa
Overture, "Freischutz" Weber
Chanson Creole, "Bananier,"
Gottschalk
Cornet solo, king Carnival" "----Kryl
Robert De Hart.
Excerpts from "The Desert Song"
Romberg
"Juba Dance" from In the Bottoms"
Dott
Humoresque, Comm Around the
Mountain" ENTHUSIASTICALLY -F1lmore
Euphonium solo, ''Therese"- Waldron
Donald Kimball.
Selections from Rose Marie -Friml
"Torchlight Dance" No. 1--Meyerbeer
BY the Navy Band at the Sylvan
Theater in the Monument Grounds at
8pm, Lieut.. Charles Benter, leader;
Alexander Morris, assistant leader.
1IUSk dHs
March, "Up the Street" Morse
Overture, "Euryanthe" .-------Weber
Indian War Dance" ce"---------Skelton
'Tambourin Chinoise" -------Kreisler
valse, Wine, Woman and Song"
Strauss
sMenuet" Paderewski
BY the Soldiers Home Band, in the
handstand at pm. John S. M. zim-
mermann, bandmaster; Anton Point
ner, associate leader.
Program.
March, Yankee Grit" "-------Holzman
Overture, "Yelva" -Reissiger
Solo for oboe, "Andante and Polo
Emil A. Splitter.
Excerpts from musical comedy, "The
Waltz Dream" Strauss
Humoresque for bassoon, Coming
Through the Rye
Preston Shelly, jr.
Waltz suite, Imperial Eilenberg
Finale, NOISY Bill ll'------------Losey
Evening star., 1936-07-14

are getting up a petition to prevent
Cesar Romero's singing during the
Sunday buffet suppers.
Henry Hathaway consented to direct
Mae West in Personal Appearance"
on condition he, and not Miss West,
IS boss on the set. . Herbert Mar
shall is grieving over the death of his
chauffeur, who passed away last
Thursday in spite of the excellent care
hospital, doctors and nurses bills.
etc.-given by the British actor. .
Dixie Dunbar and Johnny Downs
erstwhile boy friend of Eleanor Powell
are a new combination. Adolph
Menjou and wife, Veree Teasdale,
leave for a European vacation in two
weeks. Wesley Ruggles and Arlene
Judge gave huge party over the week
end to celebrate their reconciliation.
Il like your pictures very much"
said the guest to his host, Ernst Lu-
bitsch. Thank you" replied the fat
tered producer. which do you like
best-'Desire,' Design for Living or
The Merry Widow'?" The guest,
non-movie fan, looked mystified
That's my favorite," he said, pointing
to the Rembrandt over the fireplace.
Evening star., 1936-07-14
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

R-K-O Keith's-"The Bride Walks
Out" at 11:15 am, 1:01, 2:47, 4:33,
6:19, sos and 9:5l pm.
Loew's Fox-"We Went to College"
at II am, 1885, 4:25, 7:2o and 1905
pm. Stage shows at 1885, 3:25, $40
and 9:05 pm.
Earle-"The White Angel" at II
am, 1870. AIS, 7:05 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows at 1910, $50, $40 and
sos pm.
Palace-"San Francisco" at 11:40
an, 2:10, 4:4o, 7:1o and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-"Early to Bed" at II
am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, $40, 7:55 and
e:45 pm.
CoIumbia-"Lttle Miss Nobody" at
1905, 2, 4, 5:55, 7:50 and $50 pm.
TivoH-"Show Boat" at 2, $50,
b:45, TAO and 9:35 pm.
Ambassador-"The White Angel," +"
Ut 6, 7:5o and Gas pm.
Uttle-"Man of Aran," at HOO
A.m., 1903, 3:08, sos, 7:08 and 9:08
pm. "If I Had q Million" at 1851
am, 1851, 3:51, 5:51, 7:51 and s:51
pm.
Roadside at $40 pm.
Evening star., 1936-07-14
Sylvan Festival
Dances Tonight

THE first dance festival of the
present season at the Sylvan
Theater in the Washington Mon
ument grounds will take place
tonight at o'clock, when the so
dancers Of the Bekefi-Deleporte
Institute will appear in a diversi-
fed program of acrobatic, tap
and classical ballet numbers,
under the direction of Theodore
Bakefl, Maurice Deleporte and
Billy Lytell.
The dancing will be preceded
by a concert by the United States
Navy Band.
In case of inclement weather
tonight the festival performance
will be given tomorrow night at
the Sylvan Theater at 8 o'clock.
Tickets are available at the A. A.
A. headquarters, the Willard and
the Hotel Washington; also to-
night at the Sylvan Theater at z
o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-07-14

9CUlOll
It is he who says in loud, sonor-
Gus voice: "Time-marches-on!'
"A LII of which reminds us that time
will be marching on tomorrow at
R-K-O Keith's when Bobby Breen
comes to the screen in Lets Sing
Again" and the sixteenth issue of the
March of Time" makes its appear
ance.
"A UDITIONS continue tonight for
a Gene Ford's Going Native" re-
vue. Last nights premiere was prac-
tically stampede. If you want to
get in line this evening be sure to call
up the Fox, give the theater your
name, and be at the required destina-
ton on time. Local Harlows, Vests
and Crawfords were on hand by the
flstfull last night
II X X
THE Raymond Bells and the David
Sadels are back from their At
lantic City vacation. Being ace rep
resentatives of prominent movie con-
Germ these elegant people spent good
bit of their vacation going to the
movies.
X
THE Roadside Theater continues its
l. avalanche of successful presenta-
tions this week with "a drama OF love
and intrigue in the United States
Cavalry"
This is ARIZONA" Augustus Thom-
ass famous play, which played last
night to the customary packed house.
And which, as directed by Harold
Weinberger, and as played by Elinor
Cox Karsten Ga ringer for Billie Burke
in her YOUTH. Richard Kreuzberg
(Washington's Robert Taylor. Betty
Gray "a young actress for whom we
predict great things), Virginia True
Evening star., 1936-07-14

(never more fetching than with a rose
behind her earl, Lansing Hall, girl
also with a prodigious future, and
Marvin Beers, as the villain (boooD.
is another feather in the Roadsiders'
large-sized hat.
Chief feather, however, last night
went to Edith Allen, the Roadsiders'
10 Meilziner, lady who could prcb-
ably duplicate Rome in a two-by-four,
and who in this particular play has
made the atmosphere lust prior to
the anish-American War" seem like
yesterday on very small stage. Miss
Aliens designs are bright and original
and she succeeds in giving space
where space is needed. One OF the
most talented lady artists around town,
she deserves infinite credit.
The gong rang last night before we
could see Mr.. Beers put on the spot
for his villainy and for smooth ad-
vances made towards Lena Kellar, a
maid (poor childD. But up until
then Miss Karsten had been unusually
appealing as the daughter of j. Ed
mund Veitch (another Dictrict of Co.
lunbia actor who should be in Holly
wood, and the songs of That period,
notably "Old King Cole" as sung be-
fore the curtain and as played with
great vim at the piano by Miss Gray,
had rung towards the rafters with
definite appeal.
Some of the action was spottily
drawn and a few of the exits were
clumsy. But Arizona" still seemed
to ring true to its heroes, and Mr..
Kreuzberg did a job that few Of its
heroines are likely to forget. The en-
brace in the second act was better
than the much publicized one last
week at the Palace in Private
Number"
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A Hollywood Notebook
Maureen O'Sullivan to Quit Films After
Her Marriage.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oLYWoOD (NANAD-Maureen OSulan will retire from
i Ramon Navarro
Hollywood Brown Derby who mis-
disappointed
latest escort Earl Eby producer with the lit
Lang his
Evening star., 1936-07-14

The Vo of SLIM has eyes and brown na
times before the film is recorded 1T
music added and times MS "oo 20 n w
Evening star., 1936-07-14
WeStbrOOk Van VOOrhiS
Says "Time Marches On"
Noted Commentator Is Heard but Not Seen
in "March of Time"-Roadside Theater
Presents "Arizona." ~
BY YE. de S. MELCHER.

TNKE youngsters certain movie celebrities are heard but nct seen
q backsage of the screen which al
appeal as the sicker stars OF HOLLYWOOD
~ Voice of Time. This voice belongs
this excellent
sees dramatic pictures belongs c. Wesbook Van
Evening star., 1936-07-14

Victor McLaglen insisted that Uni
versal hire a professional wrestler for
Evening star., 1936-07-14

Voorhis, native New Yorker, who Is known around
the March of Time acreage Van"
Van" started out after he'd been to An
napos, and around the world, by becoming an
actor He found, however, that he was better at
ANNAPOLIS and going around the world than he was
an actor. So when engagements became scarce he
became that announcer at the old Silver Slipper,
whose mission it was to introduce Jimmy Durante
and Cab Galloway nightly.
From that moment on things seemed to be SET
His voice, his diction and his sense OF numor I'M
nroyed It wasn't long before the radio grabbed
him. and from there another springboard landed
him into that literary retreat at 46O West Fifty.
fourth street behind whose bars beats the pulse OF
the March of Time and where such demon news
hawks as A. K. Mills go scrambling ABOUT tneif
business. .
tall, feet high, SLIM has gray eyes and brown nan
Evening star., 1936-07-14

| Grant-Mary Brian romance? Mr.
Grant is now devoting himself to So
cialite Janet Mcleod, just when Mary
and he looked set for the preacher
Irene Dunno cabled her studio
she is having such a good time in Eng
land she will not return until her
next assignment is ready.
The romance between Clifford Odets
ana Luise Rainer is due for setback,
as the young pacifist must return to
New York for rehearsals of his new
play, THE Silent Partner" =. Norma
Talmadge declined emphatically when
asked for her autograph while dining
at Sardi's why not?" queried the
indignant signature-getter. Because, "
grinned Miss Talmadge, Il don't have
to. Thank goodness, don't need you
any more"
jeanette Macdonald and Bob Ritchie
are listening to the Hollywood Bowl
symphony concerts together. ELISA
Landi. too long absent from the Holly
wood scene, is deciding which Of four
picture offers she will accept. :. Enrol
Flynn planning twelve weeks jaunt
to his old camping grounds of adven-
ture-Australia, New Zealand, New
Guinea. Fay Wray's writer-mate,
John Monk Saunders, returning from
England for his fatherhood debut.
Members of the West Side Tennis Club