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Evening star., 1937-02-26

that Columbia has done an enchant-
ing thing.
We shall see. Undoubtedly, we shall
see.
7 EFT it be whispered in the darkness
when detected men gather in
little knots to weep at the harshness
of the world that the most down.
trodden. band of workers now has or
ganiZed. Not as union, just an
association with an esthetic ideal.
The group in question is that COM
posed of Washington burlesque critics.
They have united under the banner Of
the Burlesque Critics Association.
They have set as their goal the uplift
of the strip and stare drama. That
is as far as they have gone to date.
but with such name, such an objec-
tive and such an opportunity mot to
mention the blessing of Col. Jimmy
Lake. they should go far. Oh, far!
The Washington association is known
as Circle No. l, the dizziest perhaps
in which critics ever have found
themselves.
THAT will be Sara Allgood, a Dub
liner, who will play the owner of
Patsy in Storm Over Patsy" at the
National Monday night. She was
with the Abbey Players for years. . T.. {.
Audrey Sieber made good on that au-
tographed picture promise yesterday. 1t
was an old picture, but the new ones
could not possibly be lovelier {. Mrs.
Carter Barron, whose recent serious
illness was responsible for the widest
ride since Paul Revere'S, has left Gar
field Hospital for home and a quick
recovery. Before the echo of
Variety Clubs party for Harry Hunter
has died away, the rumble of well
coming festival for Eddie Fontaine
are heard Mr. Fontaine succeeds Mr..
Hunter as Paramount'S branch man.
ager here. Vince Dougherty and Bob
Grace will be kings for the day.
Miriam Battista, who is such a good
actress in "Mulatto," is the wife Of
Russell Maloney, who. if both are not
careful, will have to review her work
in the movies one of these days.
When Clinton Mosher does not review
movies for the New Yorker, Maloney
does When she is not on the stage,
Miss Battista is in the movies. So
there! -. Mr.. E. de S. Melcher, who
used to beat, and curse. this very type
writer. can have $4,000 screen-story
ideas for the asking. That's accord
ing to this departments count of the
number that have been suggested as
of possible use to him in his new writ
ing job with M-G-M.
Evening star., 1937-02-26
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-"Pride and Prejudice" at
$50 pm.
"Mulatto," at $50 pm.
Palace-"The Last of Mrs. Chey-
ney." at II am, los, 3:15, 5:25, 7:3o
and GAS pm.
EarIe-"Ready, Willing and Able, ,"
at IL am, 1876, APO, ITO and 9;55
pm. Stage shows at 12:40, $3.50, GID
and 9:05 pm.
Capitol John Meade'S Woman y
at IL am, 1:40, 4:25, 7:05 and $40
pm. Stage shows at 12:55, 3:4O,
625 and 9:O5 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"We're on the
Jury" at 11:15 am. los, 2:5l, 4:39,
6:27, 8:15 and 1908 pm.
MetropoIitan-"Crack Up" at 11:4O
am, 1:45, $50, $50, 7:50 and 9:45
pm.
CoIumbia-"The Plainsman," at
Has am, 2:05, : 80, 7:05 and $50
pm.
NSAiSANAAASAA'
i1:43; Duck Soup" 1:20; THE ANA
teur Gentleman" 2:39; Duck Soup"
4:16; The Amateur Gentleman"
SAB; Duck Soup" 7:2O; The ANA
teur Gentleman" 8:47; Duck Soup"
1924.
Little-"A Tale of Two Cities" at
IL am, 104, 3:14, 5:18, 1929 and
$40 pm.
TivOIi-"After the Thin Man." at
las, $40, $40, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Administrations Way Passage"
ut 6:15, sos and 9:55 pm.
) Uptown-"The Garden of Allah"
at 2, 3:55, 5:45, TAO and 9:35 pm.
Howard-"Stolen Holiday" at
1890, $50, 7:05 and 1910 pm.
Stage shows at 2:3O, $50 and 9:10
pm.
Evening star., 1937-02-26

1lOb ike ANDERSON 5 eIlulllS. AIlu CyLiSo
go around saying there is no retribu-
ton in this world!
Van Orden is the name of the owner
of High Tor. He is very much like the
Van in the play, so far as resisting
the encroachment of steam ShoVelS
and modern plumbing is concerned.
The difference is that the real Van
never compromises. He is IA years old
now and that is his mountain and
darned if any one is going to get it
away from him. The Van in Ander-
sons play follows the pattern of the
original right up to the final curtain.
Just before it falls, he agrees to sell.
In that dramatic surrender of Ander-
son. the real Van Orden regards him.
self as having been sold out. The faith
was not kept, he thinks. Now he is
going to be as uncompromlSing about
seeing the play as he has been about
letting the land developers have his
mountain.
X X X
AN INTERESTING angle Of the
situation is that High Tor" is
viewed by many as the best film ma
terial among Anderson's three current
plays. 1t would be very strange if
Hollywood should buy it and change
the stage ending in favor of the one
Van Orden prefers. Strange and very
amusing!
X X X
A LMOST any day now, the door Of
the drama department will open.
In will walk Norman Pyle with thou
sands of still pictures and tens of
thousands of words about The Good
Earth" The picture is being road
shown and will come to the National
Theater in March. Its great" Mr..
Pyle will say.
And, like the boarder who put the
horse in the bath room, we shall say:
Yes, we know
And we really do. 1t is rare day
that does not bring a report of an
other critic gone delirious over the
film, or an auditor who could not get
home to dinner because some one had
to get the pictures earnings ready for
the bank. In the cities where the pic
ture is being shown, Los Angeles and
New York, no one apparently ever goes
home to dinner. They just stay down.
town to see M-G-Ms transcription of
Pearl Bucks grand novel of China.
Hence the records.
Less definite is the fate being mapped
out for Lost Horizon" the other big
picture being groomed for a record
run. Critics who have previewed it,
like little flower girls. are walking on
before the picture strewing adjectives
in its path; pausing now and then to
roll thunderous acclaim to Heaven
Evening star., 1937-02-26

Peter Arno, reported coming to
Hollywood under an acting contract
to Samuel Goldwyn, will also start
new picture magazine. Buddy
Adler, close friend of fighting Pat di
Cicco, is trying to get in touch with
bridge expert Sherman D. Stearns.
recently knocked cold by Pat in a
night club brawl, to call off, pre-
sumably, the $4,000 suit for damages
brought by Stearns against Di Cicco.
. The excellent photography in
Lost Horizon" rates a special
Academy award The brave attempt
of Messrs. Frank Capra, Robert
Evening star., 1937-02-26

Whether his re-
ception is friend
ly or cool. he will
not S t a Y lon g.
After a few days
of cooling or quar-
reling. Flynn de-
parts for Rio de
j a n eiro, then
across the Carib-
bean, and back to
the StateS-b u t
not necessarily to
H oily wood. Il
shall return here
when the longing
for adventure in
INV hind hqS
Evening star., 1937-02-26

Riskin and Ronald Colman to capture
the mood of the James Hilton best
seller succeeds up to and beyond
expectations. 1t is picture every
thinking adult should see. :. Glenda
Farrell is taking her "stand-in" to
the coronation high-jink in England,
because she dislikes travelling alone.
Evening star., 1937-02-26
GABLE BAGS LION CUB
Film Actor Ends Hunting Trip
in Wilds of Utah.

KANAB. Utah, February 26 (P.-
Clark Gable. his rugged complexion
tanned by week in the wilds of the
kaibab forest, left for Hollywood last
night with captured mountain lion
cub in his automobile as a token of
Ais hunting prowess.
) Roy Young. newspaper man, said
the actor and his guide, Jack Butler,
captured the lion cub near here while
Gable, his physician and friend were
on hunting trip.
Evening star., 1937-02-26

desire for publicity is the sole reason
animating the friendship.
Evening star., 1937-02-26

From Spain, he may retreat to Paris.
to catch fleeting glimpse of wife Lii
Damita-if she still desires to see him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-02
Doinsss Legislature
Especial 10 the Nugget)

l JUNEAU, April 2 - The house yesterday afternoon by vote of nine to seven concurred in the senate amendment to take sixty 1 fiv thousand dollars from the one hundred and ninety eight thous- and dollar relief for needy and indigent fund, for school bus transportation. The measure now becomes a law, with the signing of it by the governor.
 The effort to repeal the 1885 law which prohibits public en- ployees getting two hundred doll ars or more monthly salary, from taking outside jobs for compensa ton, failed when the Tolbert Scott bill was indefinitely post poned in the house
 By vote of nine to seven the house cOncurred in the amend ment to the unemployment com pensation bill, acceding to the senate's demand that the salary of the executive director be fixed at $4200 annually. Action on the bill is now completed It provid- eS for benefits, and sets up com mission of three members to be
 appointed by the governor at the approval of the legislature.
 Legislation on social security is nearly completed. Both hous- es created board of welfare to handle old age pensions.
 Senator Brunnelle suddenly in troduced a bill this morning rais ing the school tax from five to seven dollars and fifty cents year ly, and making the age limit sixty instead of fifty, and also to include women gainfully en- ployed.
 When it went to vote it was quickly killed, but late this af- ternoon the measure was recon sidered and the age limit fixed at 60, but the tax remains at $5 It also includes women and fire men who were formerly exempt.
 The fish tax measure is being fought out by the house commit tee with the representatives of any companies expressing their
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 Three proposals have been sug gested-to put the exemption fig ure at 50,000, let the proposed three dollar trap levy stand and third, in the original Brunnelle bill providing for an increase in the tax on stake traps from fif- ty and sevety five dollars a year. on floating traps firm two hundred to three hundred and fifty. and
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leaving the tax at two dollars on trap caught fish, as al present, with exemption 100000.
 Another proposal is to lev tax of one cent on each king, and red salmon, and half a cent on other varieties.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-02
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Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

uAu GAUu6MIsS VIC dIGt8HGduyS @u6dI
public to announce the banner
selection of the century-the ALL
City baseball team. In a private
disclosure of the nine to seven ma
tionally-knOwn sports writer's, they
said, without exception, "Yes, in.
deed. You have picked an AIl-SIT-
TY team"
Ignoring that remark, and ask
ing ourselves what they've got
that we haven't got, we go blithe-
ly ahead and give you,. folks the
TEAM:
Jack McFate, pitcher
Floyd Gebo, catcher
Emil Dimich, first base
Nelson Lane, second base
D. w. Columbus, shortstop
T. A. Schmitz, third base
Hilda Richeson, left field
Leo Spogen, center field
Doc Siegriedt, right field
WE PICK JACK McFATE BE-
CAUSE HE HAS SOMETHING
ON THE BALL AND CHAIN. IN
STEAD OF WEARING A BASE
BALL =. SHIRT, ! WE'LL HAVE
THE SHERIFF DRAPE HIM
SELF IN ONE OF HIS ULTRA
ULTRA CALENDARS. THIS
WILL so DISCOMFORT THE OP-
POSING BATSMAN THAT HE
WELL IMMEDIATELY START
THINKING OF THAT DATE HE
HAD LAST NIGHT. WE'LL AL
so HAVE JACK EXHIBIT HIS
ROGUE'S GALLERY AT THE
BEGINNING OF EACH INNING.
BATSMiEN WHO HAVE DONE
SOMETHING NAUGHTY I'M THE
PAST WILL BECOME OBSESS-
ED n WITH A GUILTY CON-
SCIENCE. FREE PRESENTATION
FOLLOWS AND THE GROUND
AROUND HOME PLATE WILL
BECOME MUDDY AND THE
HITTER WILL GET STUCK AND
WILL BE UNABLE. TO RUN
EVEN IF HE DOES IIAMBAST
ONE OF McFATE'S DAZZLING
CURVES. NOT BAD, Ell?
GebO's sore finger makes him an
ideal catcher. The bulky white ban
dages will be just the thing for
signaling to McF ate who might
not be able to spy the otherwise (
innocent-appearingH digit. G. ebC
consented to accept the position if
we give him a. mask resembling "
Robert Taylor. !
- ~
An overheard: conversation the
other day convinced us Emil Dim
ich is the man for the initial sack. -.
A coy high school girls was heard /
saying to a chum: "You know I 4
can't get to first base with Emil"
THAT'S the kind of a man we
want. Of course Emil is reticent
and shy, but he'll get over that.
THE SECOND BASEMAN HAS :.
TO COVER A LOT OF TERRI
TORY, so WE PICKED GENIAL
NELSON LANE. NELS COVERS
A LOT OF GROUND WITHOUT ]
EVEN MOVING. !
D. w. Columbus won hands :.
down for short stop. All the coach 4
has to do is to wave a rare feather y
and Dom will stop short enough I
to suit anybody. If he is in one Of !.
his contemplative studies, he can
have his ocelot shag the balls. 81.
"1S''t-z ..s.s.-.. E'&a'"@ "r,e &
A third baseman has to be alert .
for bunts. That's where Schmitz .
comes in. Just give him a sack of .
Bull Durham and you'll soon see
how good he is on rollers. Y
We picked Hilda (whatawoman) .
Richeson for left field, mainly be- n
cause she can take down in short h
hand what all the players are say .
ing, and we want to learn some .
new swear words. IF this doesn't 81
seem logical to you, go pick your
own team.
EDITORS NOTE: 1T LOOKS n
LIKE WE'LL HAVE TO.
Leo SpOgen's experience this .
at planting fish in the .
Tilds of the Beartoothss makes his
selection for center field an adj
nirable one. Just give Leo a pack
horse and he'll roam his territory
With a lifting song on his lips. If
le doesn't catch any balls, what's
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
FRANK W|ENNEMAR u !.
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CONTINUED from Page I
vale cemetery.
Wennamar had been kanching
along Blue Water creek for 81
years before retiring a year ago
when he moved to Fromberg. He
was we'll known in the county as
a prominent and successful stock
man.
The deceased was born in Ger
many on Oct. 81, 1857, coming to
the United States when he was 25.
At Pender, Nebraska, he married
Mary Thiesen A years ago. In
1900 they came to Carbon county.
Survivors include the widow,
three sons, Paul Wennamar of
Fromberg; Frank Wennamar of
Billings and Hubert Wennamar of
Bridger; a daughter, Mrs. Harold
Johnson of Thermopolis, Wyo. and
II grandchildren.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

bered by her many friends as Jov-
ita Martin, granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Budas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennie Morgan of
Twin Falls, idaho are here visiting
with Mr.. and MRS. Roy Hunt.
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Hunt are
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Hogan were
shopping in Billings Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hunt and their
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Morgan of Twin Falls, Idaho, were
shopping and visiting friends in
Billings Tuesday.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

necessary vouchers. within four (D
months after the first publication Of
this notice, to said Adm1nlsIraIgr5 g5Ls az az
the office of e. p. CONVEX: y nlLeu 2 I4A
States National Bank Buildlns, J, - Mo. !:
bon COUNTY Mom4sI,a. the same being
the. place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate IN the County
of Carbon. ~,~ r
Dated August 28th, 1887: l.-
MARION POGUE, =,
Administratrix Of the Estate
of W.4R. Linley, deceased.
lFirst Publication Sept. u, l93ag = I
(Fourth Publication Sept. 24, 1890 Il Il
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of George Edwin Lorash,
Deceased,

Estate of George Edwin Lorash,
Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By
the undersigned, Josephine Lorash, ad-
EdWin % Torash. % h. deceased e sed' to T the ep epeds
itors of, and all persons having claims
against the SAID deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said
administrative at the law office of
Claude A. Johnson, Odd Yellow Pyth-
ian Building, Red Lodge, Montana, the
same being the place for the. trans
action Of the business Of said estate
in the County of Carbon.
Dated September 16, 1897.
JOSEPHINE LORASH,
Administrative of the estate Of
George Edwin Lorash, deceas-
ed.
(1st Publication Sept. IL, 1880
(4th Publication Oct. s, 1880
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
ROBERTS i.
BY Mrs. a. Z. eIkltlIa 4 1

Il. 81, BY Mrs. A. &. Eiellsl<lIa N
Miss Dorothy Beall, who has
spent the summer working at MANI 4
moth in Yellowstone Park, return
ed to her home here Thursday.
MIR. and Mra George Rogers Of
Sheridan spent Monday visiting at
the H. G. Weir home. s ..:.>: Il: ). >..::52 !. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. dudley Clark ar =.
rived Monday evening from u their sa..
home in San Diego, Calfornia 4, Iol ] II
a visit with NE. and Mrs. Albert
Budas. Mrs. Clark will be remem-
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

GebO's sore finger makes him an
ideal catcher. The bulky white ban
dages will be just the thing for
signaling to McFate who might
not be able to spy the otherwise
nnocent-appearing digit. e ebc
consented to accept the position if
we give him a: mask resembling
Robert Taylor. :
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
EDITORS NOTE: 1T LOOKS
LIKE WE'LL HAVE TO.

Leo SpOgen's experience this
summer at planting fish in the
wilds of the Beartooths makes his
selection for center field an ad.
mirable one. Just give Leo q pack
horse and he'll roam his territory
with a lifting song ON his lips. If
he doesn't catch any balls, what's
the difference? He'll be having
lots of fun. !"
Now that the tourist season Isl
over, Doc. Seigfriedt is in the em-
barrasing position of not having
any visitors to talk to. You can't
cut a fellow off short like that.
Tapering off is the best procedure.
So we'll have Doc patrol the gar
dens along the right field bleach
ers which, we hope, viii be filed
with fans. Doc can then lean on the
fence and tell 'em all about these
here parts which are more inter-
esting than anything. And you
never can tell. Among the fans
Doc may discover a prehistoric
even a layer of
pancakes cooked for some denizen I
Of another world. @".'..
H0 HOME PERIOD!
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

We picked Hilda (whatawoman)
Richeson for left field, mainly be-
cause she can take down in short
hand what all the players are say
ing, and we want to learn some
new swear words. IF this doesn't
seem logical to you, go pick your
own team.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

THE SECOND BASEMAN HAS
TO COVER A LOT OF TERRI
TORY, so WE PICKED GENIAL
NELSON LANE. NELIS COVERS
A LOT OF GROUND WITHOUT
EVEN MOVING.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

D. w. Columbus won hands
down for short stop. All the coach
has to do is to wave a rare feather
and Dom will stop short enough
to suit anybody. If he is in one Of
his contemplative studies, he can
have his ocelot shag the balls.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
WALLUM'S
SOLEMN
1'&&E
COLUMN
= - -
.5s$a.
WHAT! AGAIN?~

After being cIoseted with a jeep.
a keg of beer and some rather sor-
did thoughts, we are ready, dear
public to announce the banner
selection of the century-the ALI
City baseball team. In private
disclosure of the nine to seven ma
tionally-knOwn sports writer's; they
said, without exception, ''Yes, in.
deed, you have picked an AIl-SIT-
TY team"
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
BIRTHDAY OF THE CONSTITUTION

We the people of the United States in order to form
more perfect Union, establish justice, insure domestic
tranquility provide for the common defense, promote the
general welfare and the blessings OF liberty to our
selves and our poster do ordain and establish this
stitution of the United States of America"
With the above preamble America s government was
planned and established $50 years ago.
On September II of this year observe the 15Oth
nversary of the signing of the Constitution that docu
ment under which has grown the most perfect civilization
ever created by Under the Constitution there has
been created better living of the comforts and lux
uries of e for people than anywhere else In the
world Under the Constitution there has grown land Of
opportunity drawing millions of people from other coun
tries to our shores.
Our streets are not paved with god many of those
who came to shores believed but there has existed
and does exist today golden opportunity and liberty for
one and ALL
What has been the foundation of the vast progress of
America in the short space of $50 years? What lies at the
bottom of vast opportunities? How is it that have
built great industries that pay the highest wages in the
world and where work shorter hours than eewhere
How is it that have the world highest living stand
ards? Why do people own their homes in Amer
lea? How is it that we have schools for the educa
ton of our children and that there hospitals
the sick?
Because behind all of these stands thng-the Con-
sttuton of the United States which today as $50 years
ago, guarantees freedom liberty, opportunity for all
No other document in the history Of the world has gven
l. Religious freedom.
g. Freedom Of speech
g. Freedom of the press
Freedom of assembly, the right to get together at any
time.
The right to petition the government toIght wrongs.
6. The right to vote and choose governing Of
ficials.
T. The right to work, using earnings for ourselves
and families and to hold property which acquire
g. The right Of citizenship and of equal protection of
law No political group pass law removing the right
of citizenship of any class group.
These but few Of the projections which the Con-
stuton guarantees to every American through govern
ment of three independent Legislative headed
by the Congress- the Executive headed by the Presidents
the Judiciary, headed by the Supreme Court.
Under the Constitution and this form of government,
which it lays out America and Americans have progress
ed other nation and other people. So long
respect and support the Constitution long hold
it sacred the foundation of the nation in which
900 people enjoy life at its bes long strive to
preserve the principles of the Constitution that long will
remain nation and people envied by the world.
United States Sesqucentennial Commission
Established by joint resolution
of the
Congress of the United States
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Larkin had
as their guests over the week end,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Murphy Of Miles
City.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF w. r. LLNLEY, Deceas-
ed,
:, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
the undersigned Administrative. of
the Estate Of W. r. Linley, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said de-
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

county
this time he should himself
a nice his old age.