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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

POLLS

Tonight k basketball night.
Loew's roll presents on the stage ~
e:lS an outStanding basketball con"
taSt featuring Polls team vs.. West
ern jackson OF Bridgeport IN .
eauae Of flashing action hishlighted
With spcctatular plays that thru
euorte fans and tiheater goefS. FOR
4 different" treat zee this great
program.
And on the screen Loew's Poll
brings 70 glory the greatest Of child
actors, inimitable Jane WitherS N
her latest triumph Holy Terror.
with an outstanding cast irclud-
ing excellent Tony Martin ana MS
enthraiIing voice, the exciting pic
Irritation Is q fast moving drama
from the first scene Of an airplane
mystery story, excilngly told.
The great co-attraction, Secret
Valley with Richard ATlen, " q
rousing romance Of the range. Q
western with q new thrill, with
startling and stimulating fresh
western angles In m action packed
story Of o fighting fool Of the rang.
es who cracks down on invading
big town bandits.
Thursday evening, there will be.
In addition TO the regular Giant
gcrecno Party" q Treasure Jack
Pot In which there are three hum
bred fifty reasons TO make II I'm.
portant for you TO come. For fun
and thrills, excitement and profit
arrange party now TO come TO
this delightful entertainment nov
city.
When three Of Hollywoods most
brilliant stars get together, that w.
new.
Saturday Loew'g Poll presents
Joan Crawford, william Powell,
Robert Montgomery and an out
standing supporting cast In the
memorable comedy, The Last Of
Mrs. Cheyney".
Joan Crawford plays the title role
OF the new picture fresh from her
recent success Love On The Run.
PowelPs role Of the amusing butler
Is his first since his snnash success
in After The Thin Man. And It's
the first appearance Of Montgom-
cry since the delightful "Piccadiliy
jim.
1.-THE Last Of Mrs. Cheney b
the most amusing film ever
screened. It's ultra smart. lavshly
staged and gorgeously cogtumed.
And for fun'g sake, meet Hank.
the blind date" Romeo who picked
his girls out OF phone books, and
Eleanor, the red headed honey who
showed him how TO put marriage on
q playing basis, In Dangerous
Number" with Robert Young and
Ann Southern. IT'S q scream.
Sunday Loew's Poll presents a
brilliant program Of talented young
people In q delightful show Of
dancing. singing and novelties, at
3 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

Gus autograph hunters for slnone
Simon.
All available portraits OF Miss
Mcguire are a mild libel upon her
personality. They make her look
downright Juvenile. On the screen
and the stage, che always has
played dramatic roles. When she
was IS, and co-starTing With
Charles FARRELL In THE Flying
Doctor" she had the part OF a
bigamist.
Borrowed Mothers Name
Her family u very weil-to-do.
Papa Michael Mcguire 70 an
ex-prizefighter and was welter-
weight champion OF the Antipodcs.
Later. though. he did very we'll
In business. and now owns hotels.
How many hotels?" I inquired.
"oh. don't know" said his
daughter. But lot OF hotels"
Here real name IL Helen Tcrese
Mcguire. Australia knows her az
Peggy Mcguire. Che borrowed
her mothers name when she came
10 Hollywood.
Il began ba.e. dancing Mt 4,
but my feet we're not strong
enough and stopped. Since then
] have done interpretative dane
ing. For q while taught Hum
garian Gypsy and South Sea L.
land dancer. They strengthen the
legs. Sprcssiya. the ballerina, taught
me.
II began the violin nj D and
studied for 10 years. Also the
piano until came here. But I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

outstanding screen attractions Of
the current season.
Produced and directed by Frank
Lloyd, only three-time winner OF
tho coveted Academy Award, Maid
Of Salem" s the story Of a Puritan
maiden, played by Claudette Colbert,
and q dashing Virginia cavalier,
portrayed by Fred MacMurray,
whose love became involved In the
mysterious witch scare which swept
the colony In 1902 and shook Amer
lea as II then existed 10 It's very
foundation. Both stars give brilliant
performances and play their roles
with great feeling and sympathy, az
does the rest OF the elaborate cast
which includes Harvey Stephens.
Louise Dresser. Bonnie Bartlett,
Gale sondergaard. =. Il. Olive, Beii-
lah Bondi. Donald Meek. Bonita
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

studio assigned q woman TO dc
her driving after Miss Mcguire
wrecker her car. The accident
occurred because Australian traf.
fic moves on the left side OF the
street.
NEXT: Paul Harrison. In his
fourth article on Hollywood
Glamor Gals" brings MS Della
Lind, whose studio expects
her 10 leap from obscurity 70
stardom without the usual
siege Of preparatory roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

N winch portrayed WOHnhHb
! pfogregiyc ages. Yes, that vas
The one which won me the Aus
.~strailan Commonwealth prize. II
Was posted In celebration OF the
starting Of the movie industry In
Australia, although OF course II
had been trying 70 get under way
,fnx IS years.
81 go
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te -. $3.50 ,,,n. ,o- =.
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young m"sne. De .ss ~ h.y. =
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cnno " wv. to-. 80
mere ~ wa'i 81 ' ta,s h.d n
tne yVusee. 'V h.,. o.
years, pu. eveh AZ 80, =,
year-oM "a a. n" nh,,H r..,lv
Was qulN "wss' . ~.
onsop. "a" A,sn n would shrisk NJ
~" s,@h, ~ Hugh Herbert"
~ e. 80. A. -. x.,....o
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

Miss Mcguire never worries
shout diet. Maybe that's why
she Is giving that Ice cream
cone such close attention. She
dotes on hot dogs hanburgers
and chile, too.
chide. love orchids.
They live In an apartment now,
Her mother and three theatrlcally-
talented sisters goon are coming
over, and then they will have 81
house. They are figuring ON buy
ing Ann Dvorak's home.
Miss Maguire's best friend "
another Australian actress. Janet
JOHNSON, recently put under con-
tract by goth Century-Fox. john
ny Farrell and Maureen O'Sulli-
van are her friends. TOO. On the
screen she most admires Greta
Garbo and Ronald Colman, but
hasn't met either OF them.
She has n lady chauffeur. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
STATE

Seventeenth Century New Eng
land. where high ideals clashed with
bigotry, romance and grim reality.
and glamour with the severe aus
terity OF the Puritan fathers, came
TO life again at Warner Brothers'
State theater this afternoon IN
Maid OF salern." by far one OF tho
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
BECOMES ACTOR

Mack Gray, bodyguard and Sec
rotary for George Raft. says that
although he has appeared In ten
pictures, the latest being Para
mounts "rntcrne,s Can't Take
Money" he'll never let his acting
career interfere with his work for
Raft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
Movie Schedule

CAPITOL - THE Killer At
JArge"--3:17-G:S0. 1000.
1ARROLL --- Banjo On My
Knee"-2:34- 1:50.D:27.
POLTE--Tszsket ball--S:45.
HTATK~-''Maid NJ salem
1:z0--4.O0--7:00--
HTnAND--"Capnille"--2.50--S:I0
$50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
OLDEST sUNBATH

Taking sunbaths while lying on
cakes of ice Is one OF the "pastimes'
INDUCED In by members Of the Pa
ramount location crew filming
scenes for Claudcttc Colberts new
picture, II Met Him In Paris" at
Bun Valley Lodge near Ketchurn,
Idaho,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
PROPER FOUNDATION

At Eeven years Of age Ida Lupino
feminine lead OF RKO Radios sea
Devils" So-starring Victor McLag-
len and Preston Foster, began her
theatrical training. Che comes from
u family whose stage career dates
back $50 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
DRAMATIC OPPORTUNITY

The rcsoiircefuIness and persever-
snce OF Katharine Hepburn. CO.
starred with Franchot Tone in
RKO's Quality Street. In the face
OF financial adversely, furnishes
Miss Hepburn the opportunity 10
even out-do her previous dramatic
EiIcceAAeE.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
FIRE RECORD

From 10 a. m, March IL. to 10 a. M,
March 13.
1854 p.m-Rescue Squad to so5 n St
n, W., a cat trapped.
2:2O pm.-Front of AGA Wisconsin
Ave. n. W., automobile.
AIS p.m.-Eighteenth and N Streets
N E., brush.
sos p.m.-4oOO block Canal Rd. N. W.,
automobile.
s:51 p.m.-4ss Maine st. s. W.. trash.
1853 p.m.-Navy Yard, diving school
and testing basin.
s:44 p.m.-2O22 Columbia Rd. N. W.,
incinerator.
s:O5 p.m.-17S7 Lanisr Pl. N. W.,
needless.
lO:O7 p.m.-Box S1S4. false.
1900 a.m.-s2s Forty-eighth Pl. n. E.,
chicken house.
1904 a.m.-Box 99s, false.
5:2s a.m.-11o1 South Carolina Ave s.
E. refrigerator motor.
s;29 a.m.-4s2O Fourth st. N. W., cur
tain.
S:5S a.m.-442S Eighth St. N. W.,
chimney.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13

cIusiveS "One In A Million" with
Adolphe Menjou, Sonia Henie and Jean
Hersholt.
BOOKER T-March IL to 18th in
clusive) Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur
with Ray Milland. Heather Angel and
Sir Guy Standing.
JESSE-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Champagne Waltz" with Gladys
Swarthout and Fred McMurray. Wednes-
day and Thursday: "One Way Passage'
with William Powell and Kay Francis.
The jungle Princess" with Dorothy
Lamour and Ray Miland, and The
| Flying Hostess" with Judith Barrett
! and William Hall.
sYLvAN-sunday and Monday: Sing
| Me a Love Song, with James Melton
and Patricia Ellis Tuesday and Wednes-
! and Evelyn Nenable, and MYSTERIOUS
| Crossing" with James Dunn and Jean
Rogers. Thursday and Friday: Daniel
Re94s AHge wh sstuFday GsGtES More Tha1
a Secretary" with George Brent and
Jean Arthur, and Empty Saddles"
! with Buck Jones.
PALM-sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Man Of Affairs" with George Arllss.
| Wednesday and Thursday: Men Are
Not Gods with Miriam Hopkins. Fri;
day and Saturday: The Black Legion"
with Humphrey Bogart and Erin y Brien
Moore.
HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday:
Charles Laughton in Rembrandt; car
| Wednesday: Edmund Lowe and ELISA
Landi in Mad Holiday and Ann
Sothern and Gene Raymond In "Smartest
Girl in Town; cartoon. novelty; news.
| a INriI, nd
sey in "Mummy's Boy and Ronald Col
man and Elizabeth Alien in Tale of
| Two Cities; cartoon: novelty; news.
Saturday: Greta Garbo and Robert Tay-
lor in Camille cartoon novelty news
CAMEO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: James Cagney and Mae Clarke in
Great Guy; March of Time; cartoon
day: Ian Keith in White Legion" and
Cary Grant and Joan Bennett in We'd
ding Present; cartoon; novelty; news.
Friday: Ray Milland and Dorothy La
novelty; news Saturday: Ken Maynard
in Fugitive Sheriff and Charles Rug
giles and Alice Brady in Mind Your own
Business: cartoon; "Undersea King
dom," No. IL.
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: Merle
Oberon and Brian Aherne in Beloved
Enemy; cartoon: novelty; news. Tues
ddY ana "euneSudy Spdnhy NICE
in General Spanky''; cartoon; novelty !;
news. Thursday and Friday: Fred
Mac Murray and Gladys Swarthout in
| champagne Waltz; cartoon; novelty
news Saturday: Stuart Erwin in "All
American Chump' and "William Boyd
in "Borderland"; cartoon; "Undersea
Kingdom" No. IL.
MILO-sunday and Monday; James
Cagney and Mae Clarke IN Great Guy ;
cartoon; novelty; news Tuesday and
Wednesday: Fred MacMurray and Gladys
Swarthout in Champagne Waltz; car
toon; novelty; news. Thursday and Fri
day: SOnya HenIe and Don Ameche in
"One in a Million; cartoon. novelty;
news Saturday: John Wayne in Winds
of Wasteland" and Ian Keith in The
| White Legion: cartoon "Undersea
| Kingdom" No. Z.
ASHLEY-Sunday and Monday: Jack
Benny and Burns and Allen in Big
Broadcast of 1887" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Frank McHugh and Joan Blondell
in Three Men On Horse" Thursday
and Friday; Jean Arthur in "Adven-
ture in Manhattan" and Lew Ayres in
Murder With Pictures" Saturday: Jean
Muir in Fugitive in the Sky" and James
Dunn in Come Closer Folks
| 1ar luz
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
ROAD WORK
FOR C0NVICTS
DENOUNCED

ROCKVILLE, Md, March 13.
The Montgomery County League
of Women Voters today denounced
the plan to work short term
county prisoners on the highways
as being antiquated and one that
has been abandoned by every for
ward-looking State as inhumane
and improbable"
Legality Doubted
In a letter addressed to the
commissioners Mrs. Olive A. Clap
per, president of the league,
pointed out that in the Maryland
code, Article 81, the Jurisdiction Of
prison labor is definitely placed
under the State Board Of Public
Welfare. She said her organiza-
ton feels that under this provision
the commissioner ar without the
legal authority to decide the mat
ter of prison labor except when so
specified by the public welfare
board. She asked:
"If the plan contemplated. is
carried out, what manner of
supervision of the prisoners and
of their welfare, as well as pro-
lection of the public, will be pro.
vided? May we point out that
adequate supervision will be
very expensive to the country"
"WiIl you provide proper
medical examination before as
signing prisoners to work or
will the ill and physically
handicapped be sent out with
the well prisonerS?"
Mrs. Clapper said the members
of her organization hoped the
board of county commissioners,
desirous of improving the morale
Of the prisoners, will join with
other official and unofficial
groups in Maryland, seeking a
remedy for the prison labor prob
lem.
Plan Nearly Made
A plan of action whereby the
Maryland State Roads Commis'
sion would provide the tools, with
transportation to and from the
jail, was believed worked out dur.
ing a conference between Commits
sioner Charles E. King, Judge Har-
old C. Smith, of the local police
court, and a representative Of the
roads body here yesterday. The
problem of providing noon lunch
for the workers is still to be 1roned
out, Commissioner Frank H. Karn
said today.
Commissioner King said he be.
lieved that a plan could also be
worked out whereby the IS cents
per day the county must pay priS-
oners can be used to support their
families where there are any.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
Ladies Of Charity
Mass Set Tomorrow

The Right Rev. John W. Nc.
Namara, auxiliary bishop of Baltt.
more, will celebrate the second an.
nual mass to commemorate the
death Of st. Louise de Marallic,
patron saint Of the Ladies Of
Charity, tomorrow at 8 a. m. at
the Franciscan Monastery. After
the mass the Rev. Michael j..
Ready will speak at q breakfast.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
Clerks Are Given
Chance for Free
Seats at Opener

reserved the opening American League baseball game
here Apr Philadelphia Washington is the which
Lucky Baseball bringing to employees OF the Gov
ernment service. 80
Pictures workers running each weekday in The
Tmes-and find their faces surrounded with ring
will he Times for the gala event. Each receives
reserved seat Of Griffith Stadium each
ticket carries The Times likewise diStrbu
ing American League to each fortunate
worker.
of the lucky guests is made each day in this
column and "ucky rings" favor collect
their tickets Government coumnst
weekday between 4:30 and $3.50 and early as
on Saturdays Watch for the Lucky Ring around face
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
BIRTHS AND DEATHS

} Michael Harmon, 46, GallinEer Hos
pital
william R. Payne. ss, GallinEer Hos
pital
Lawrence A. Smith, 3S. Mt. Alto Hos.
pitsl.
Richard Y. Bedon, 20, st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Otis r. Hildebrand. %, EmsrEsncy
Hospital.
Joseph ]. Broussard, 8, Walter Reed
Hospital.
Paul CapurOtu. 1 months. children's
Hospital
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
BIRTHS

Frank C. and Elizabeth A. Devlin,
boy.
Charles s. and Elizabeth NJ. Tappy,
girl.
Hugh v. and Noreon NJ. Robinson, boy.
Arthur L. and Ann V. Rayhawk, boy.
Raymond q. and Rita L. Gossage, boy.
Murray and Beatrice Horowitz, girl.
Harold G. and Marie Heritage, boy.
, Earle F. and Louise H. Gill, boy.
Charles w. and Jane c. Crawford, boy.
Abraham and Sarah Tempchin, boy.
Lawrence ]. and Hazel Martin, girl.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
Halliburton Talks Monday

Richard Halliburton, traveller
and lecturer, will talk on his
travels at 8:15 p. m. Monday at
the Masonic Temple under the
auspices of the Zeta Beta Chi
Sorority of the World Caravan
Guild. A reception will be held
at the Raleigh Hotel following
the lecture.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
Banquet March 2o

A testimonial banquet will be
given Grand Master Paul B.
Cromelin by the Benjamin B.
French Lodge, No. IS, F. A. A. M,
Washington, at $50 p. M, March
20, in the banquet hall of the
Willard Hotel, it was announced
today by Masonic officials.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13

Howard A. Edson. Mrs. NJ. Dorothy Dick
and DR.. Herbert A. Smith.
Publicity-Robert E. Lowe, Mrs. NJ. l..
Bottorff. Harvey S Glenn, Mrs. D.
Edgerton. Nora e. Laney. Carrie n.
Lloyd, Mrs. Lille NJ. Patrick, Thomas A.
wilkinson and Van A. zahn.
Decora tions-Mrs. Mary L. Giordano,
Charles W. Floyd, William Lowery, r. H.
Margeson and katherine O'Brien.
Favors-Lottie L. Anderson, Mrs NJ.
Dorothy Dick, Mrs. Rebekah K. PediSo
and Mrs. Martha A. Swift.
Entertainment - Albert NJ. Reising,
Charles NJ. Baruch, Robert w. Cushman,
Archie c. Edwards and Lee H. Shuger.
(First person named il chalrman)
Emery NJ. Foster, chief Of the
Interior office of Education's divi-
sion of statistics, has finished a
statistical summary that reveals
that the average American has
completed only an elementary
school course OF study, although
the population Of the nation is
probably the besteducated nation
al group in the world.
Other facts Foster dug up:
The educational level of the
country is rising for every pupil
in American schools there is an
investment of $400 in school prop
erty the total estimated value
of such property is over IL billion
dollars >. the annual cost of edu-
cation per adult in 1884 was $30.51
on an average D.. about one-fourth
of the United States population
is attending full-time day school.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
Dr.. Thurman to Speak

DR.. Howard Thurman, dean Of
Howard University chapel and
professor in the school of religion,
will be the speaker at the all-uni-
verSity religious services in Ran.
kin Chapel tomorrow at II a. m.
Music will be provided by the
university choir.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
Wur1er Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-Sund Monday and
Tuesday: Melvyn Douglas and Virginia
Bruce in women of Glamour" Wednes,
day and Thursday: Deanna Durbin and
Ray Milland in Three Smart Girls"
You Can't Get Away With It." short
Friday; Warren william in The Out.
east" Saturday: Richard Dix and
Chester Morris in Devils Playground, "
March Of Time.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Albert Naylor. so, Aqussco,
Md, and Ada May Dixon, SO, 4621
Southern Ave S. Z.
Charles C. Colbert, ~, and Georgiana
N. w.
Oscar Elmer, a., 1928 d st. N. T.,
and Minnie Lauper. 40, s101 R st. N. w.
E. Perry Knapp, 80, ia Rock Creek
Church Rd. N. w, and Nadine Brown
snider, 20, us Rock Creek Church Rd.
N. W.
Dominic NJ. Barranca, 20. 2727 On
tario Rd. N. w, and Francis Coniglio.
10, 361S Park Pl. N. w.
Abraham Nathan wecksler, "a, 1920
Oak st. N. w, and Julia Audrey Bon
wit, ~, Cavalier Hotel.
John Francis Kershaw. rs. 1903 Var
mum st. N. W., and Katherine Mary
Dwyer, 25, 34O1 Sixteenth st. N. w.
Jack Randolph Harris, Is, 1902 Park
Rd. N. w, and Elizabeth Ellen Mobley,
%, 1928 Iowa Ave. n. w.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
SECURITY BOARD UNION PLEA
MAY HURT CLERKS CAUSE
By J. EARLE MosER

Leaders of conservative Government empoye organizations
today were looking somewhat obviously at the action of the
Social Security Board Union in angng with Representative
McReynods of Tennessee over his neutrality BILL which
the union yesterday termed proFascist in telegram to the
Representative.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
DEATHS

Ellen A. oBannon. 90. Annapolis
Hotel.
Ellen Flynn, ST. sibley Hospital
Frank wstmors, SO, 1850 Vermont Ave.
N. W.
Jane A. Foster, So, 5000 Tilden st.
N. w.
Esther R. Brooke, 81. r1 Farragut
st. n. w.
Samuel E. Reed, 70. Galiagsr Hos
pital.
Alice T. Names. IS. 500 st. N. e.
Samuel Hot, S6, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
George A. Neal. 81 Emergency Hos
pital.
Edith NJ. Harris. go. Sol Eighteenth
William H. McMahon. 50. $500 East
ern Ave. n. w.
Royce A. A1oksA 81. 1908 Madison
st. N. W.
Conchettina Longo. so, 21S F. St.
N. E.
James TarveS As. Gailingsr Hos
pital.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13

APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Deanna Durbin and Ray Milland
in Three Smart Girls; You Can't Get
Away With it." Wednesday az and Thu Thurs;
March of Time. Friday: Jean Bennett
and Carry Grant in Wedding Present"
Saturday: Boris Karloff in The Man
Who Lived Again." and "Oft to the
AVALON-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Shirley Temple in "stowaway,"
Sinbad the Sailor. Wednesday and
Thursday Gladys swarthout and Fred
MacMurray in Champagne waltz" Fri
day: John Bennett and Cary Grant IN
OBrien in Daniel Boone" Popeye. Ed.
gar Kennedy comedy.
AVENUE GRAND-sundsy and Mon
wedding Present" Tue 5 day and
Wednesday: Gods Country and the
Woman" with George Brent and Beverly
Margaret Lindhay in sinner Take All"
Saturday: May Robson in Woman in
Distress" and Warner GLAND in Charlie
Chan at Opera" Popeye.
CENTRAL-Sundaya and Monday: Ann
Furness in They Wanted to Marry"
Popeye, Mickey Mouse. Tuesday. Wednes-
Jean Arthur in 1.-THE Piatnsman. Fri.
Murray in Champagne Waltz" satur.-
day: Pat O'Brien and Humphrey Bogart
in 1.-The Great O'Malley" March of Time.
Popeys technicolor cartoon.
COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
Murray in Champagne Waltz" Popeys
technicolor cartoon. Wednesday and
Thursday: Merle Obsron in Beloved
Enemy" Friday: Joan Bennett and Cary
Ray Mlland in Bulldog Drummond Es-
capes," Popsys.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Jack
Benny in college Holiday" Tuesday
and Wednesday: Gladys swarthout and
Warren Hull and Jean Muir. Friday:
Smart Blonde" with Glenda Farrell and
!t Barton pI., MacLane' Our Our Gsng. Saturday;
"Breezing Home" Jungle Jim. No. 3.
PENN-sunday, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: We'd Gary Cooper and Jean Ar;
Friday: Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda
in You Only Live Once" Mickey Mouse.
saturda: Chester Morris and Richard
Dix in Devils Playground"
woman" tuesday and Wednesday: KAY
Francis and William Powell in "One
Way Passage" Thursday: Ann Dvorak
in Racing Lady" Friday: George O'Brien
in Park Avenue Logger" Saturday:
| Gene Raymond, Lily Pons and Jack
Oakis in THAT Girl From PariS"
SHERIDAN - Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, Deanna Durbln in Three Smart
Girls" you Can't Get Away With IT.;
Wednesday and Thursday, Kay Francis
in Stolen Holiday" March Of Time;
Friday, Black Legion" with Humphrey
Bogsrt; saturday Pat Pat. oBrisn GIsat o.,n snd
ley" Edgar Kennedy comedy and Our
Gang.
TIvOLI-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday lean Arthur and TSrr3dI cary
and Friday, sylvia Sidney and Henry
symphony; Saturday Ida Lupino and
Preston Foster in Sea Devils" jungle
Jim No. 2. Our Gang
UPToWN-sunday, Monday and Tues.
day, Deanna Durbin in Three Smart
Girls, You Can't Get Away With Il, >
short. Wednesday and Thursday. Kay
Time; Friday, Elizabeth Bergner in AS
You Like IT.; Saturday. Pat O'Brien and
Humphrey Bogart in 1.-The Great O'Mal-
ley," Jungle Jim No. s. Popeys. Edgar
Kennedy comedy
YORK-sunday and Monday, Shirley
/ Temple in "Stowaway," cartoon; Tues
day and "Wednesday, Sonia .Henis in
One in Million" ThuT'day' .o Kay FEan, w..
Passage: Friday. Ia su Pitts IN PILOT
Thckens" Saturday, George o. BrIOn In
| Daniel Boone"
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
Albany IN. ~ papers please copy.

LEACH. LEACY MAYOR GREEN-on
Friday March IL, 1887, while visiting
at the home of her friend, LEACY NAY.
1OR GRREN LEACH. the beloved mother
of James Green Leach and Mrs Marcia
Leach Bemis, of Boston. Mass
Funeral services will be held from the
W. W. Chambers Company funeral home,
400 Chaplin Street Northwest on Mon
day. March Is. 1887. at 12 noon.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
lnterment private.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13

RAPHAEL r4Oe 9th st. N. W.
Buck Jones In MAN TRAILER"
"Black Coin No. =.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13

PENN-Sunday Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Gary Cooper and Jean Ar.
thur in The Plainsmau Thursday and
Frid1y @y sylvia Gn Sd"ey ana MnE HSnry Fomda
Saturda: Chester Morris and Richard
Dix in "Devirs PlayEround."
The Washington times., 1937-03-13

MOTT 1907 eeth Street Northwest
Tim Mccoy in "GHosT PATROL"
Ace Drummond" No. 4.