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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-21
BishOpville

| Rev. Chas. w. Perry OF McCon
nelsville filled his appointment here
Sunday evening. At the Lords day
school the MARY Martha" class wo1
the banner Sunday--the first time
/ it has been taken from the "Sun
shine" class, for over year.
Mrs. j. M. Watkins entertained
! the Get-Together club last Thurs
day afternoon from one to -four
O'Clock. The afternoon was spent
in contests and visiting. At three
O'Clock a lunch consisting of apple
pie, cheese, and tea, was served by
the hostess to the following ladies
Mrs. Lucy Pedicord, Mrs. Lucy Kirk
bride, Mrs. Lucy Williams, Mrs. Mae
Stump, Mrs. Garnet Reed, Mrs. Re-
becca Daugherty, Mrs. Adaline Kim
BILE, Mrs. Hazel Kasler, and Shar-
line Stump. Mrs. Garnet Reed won
the prize. The next meeting will be
in two. weeks, at the town house,
with Mae Stump hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Williams
came from Akron, Sunday night, to
attend the Lahew boys funeral. Mr..
Lahew was killed on his way home
from Columbus, when the door of
auto which he was riding flew open.
Mrs. Williams father, W. S. Wor-
den, was reared by the Lahew's.
Miss Glacia Worden made busi-
ness trip to Athens, Sunday.
In j. NJ. Watkins Court
Two cases were to be tried before
Justice Watkins, JAM Is. One case
was settled out of court; in the
other parties to the defense failed
to appear.
The reading club will meet Thurs
day.
Harold Able motored to Hope
well and spent Saturday and Sunday
with his brother, Delbert Able, and
family.
Atty Emmett Abel of McConnels-
vile attended court in our town,
Friday
Friends here were sorry to heac
of the death of Recorder o. I. Mas
terson.
Remains Very Ill
w. S. Worden remains seriously
ill.
w. H. Hoon is improving nicely
from his operation, and when wealth
er will permit, walks to some of his
near neighbors'
Mrs. Elizabeth Mckee, Mrs. Lester
Snowden and son Leonard, Mrs.
Fred Erwin and daughter Miss Dora,
all of Glouster, called on Mrs. j. M.
Watkins, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. F. Davis and her son
John were called to Cambridge by
the serious illness of Mrs. Davis sis
ter. Mrs. Lena Shepard.
Miss Lucille Carter is seriously
i'll at Rio Grande, with ptomaine
John Davis of New York is spend
ing month with his parents and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Davis and
Miss Lena.
Deer In Pasture Field
Lowell Shaner was very much eX-
cited one night last week upon
answering the bark of his dog MAX"
to find he had deer cornered in
the COW pasture field. Upon the
boys appearance the animal jumped
three fences and disappeared in the
dark. Lowell says this gave him
quite thrill.
Mrs Flora Joseph and AIDA
Price called on Eta Palmer and
Mrs. Frank Pedicord. Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Pedicord is on the
sick list.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-21
Melgs

A thought for today--and tomor-
row. Recently friend told this
STORY: There were no apples grown
in their neighborhood. One year his
grandfather was able and bought ap-
pies and allowed his grandchildren
to have all they wanted to eat at
home, bat would not allow them to
take any to school because the 9th
er children couldn't have any, and
he couldn't furnish apples for the
school
We are in receipt Of a letter from
our friend Mrs. Josie Donmyer, New
Cambria, Kan. She thinks there is
someone in Morgan county who can
help her write her Whitney-Gates
history. We wish our readers. would
look up their ancestors and see 1T
they can help our friend. If you
don't care to write, tell us, and we
will see that she gets the informa-
tion. She tells us all Ohio folks in
Kansas are we'll.
The Jack Johnson family that
have been living in the ID. l.. Jen-
kins house at the Stalker mine, are
moving to Geo. Sevall's house in
East Bloom.
BY the death of NJ E. Danford,
only one of the attorneys of our
boyhood, Judge Lyme, is left. We
thought when we started that we
would give the names OF the illus
trious men who occupied the bench
and plead before the court, but we
find it too much of job to attempt
without the record.
Thos. Cat who had made his home
at VIM YauSer's- the past several
years, became insulted in July when
some young folks came on visit,
and moved out, returned last week.
Thomas is very close-mouthed re-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-21

| Pennsyille.
Saturday evening visitors were
| Henry Abel and family at Harold
| Best's: Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ben
jamin and son Cecil Ray at Ray
| mond James
Sunday visitors were Paul Wells
and family at Peck Cooley's; Harold
Harris and family at Frank Mil
ler's.
Floyd Loomis spent Wednesday
night with Clifton James.
Mrs. Merle Wells spent Wednes-
day in GAINESVILLE and visited her
brother, Loren Harkins. and family.
Mrs. Cora McPeak visited at Car
los Harris Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. OF Lowell, Mount
vile, and daughter Donna of Cleve-
land, Mark Fuller and family, Ring
gold, Mrs. Beatrice PEBBLES and son
Ronald, Chesterhill, and Russell
James and family were Sunday
guests at Frank Fitch's.
Harold Miller and son Gary were
Monday visitors at It. S. Miller's.
96th Birthday
Mrs. Mary Dolan who reached her
VV'Ai AiiiooeoHO last H1iudy, WdS re-
membered with number of cards
and letters, also received a nice cake
from Mrs. Williams of Hemlock.
Mrs. Dolan wishes to thank all who
remembered her.
Newton Ridge Grange
Newton Ridge grange will meet
Saturday, Jan. %, with an all day
meeting. Pot luck dinner and oys-
ters at the noon hour. Each one
please bring table service. Charles
Massey and team will be present to
install the officers in the afternoon.
All members be present.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-21
BIG REDS MEET POWERFUL
NEW CONCORD FRIDAY

Iensed and primed for action
coach Walter Marquis Big Red cage
crew Will attempt to halt the victor
Ious march of New Concord's circuit
leading Muskies in McConneIsville
gym tomorrow night Led by their
sensational forward, Taylor, New
Concord has left devastating trail
In its wake and has yet to taste de-
ieat. In their first league engage
lnent the Muskies handed a green
NJ d NJ. outfit 81 to 16 shelIack
ing. But the Big Reds have improv-
ed vastly since then, and with a re-
turn to familiar ground during most
OF the remainder of the season. such
losses as their recent narrow margin
ones can be converted into victor
les. In their only fray at home NJ
d M. handed Glouster's Tomcats a
81 to 26 setback.
Lose To Caldwell
Last Friday M. & M. cagers invad-
ed the lair of CaldwelPs Indians.
but the redskins emerged from the
battle with a lucrative scalp tucked
away. Accurate pivot shots by Maz-
gay, Caldwell's stocky forward
spelled defeat for M. e M. In tbe
hrst half he dropped in six field
goals to put his team out in front
IA to IL, and added four more in
the last period to sew up the contest
for Caldwell 2S to 23. Ben Clifton
and John Anderson marshaled the
attack OF the Big Reds. In the pre-
llminaries the Caldwell seconds
smothered M. & MS seconds 81 to
l3, and the McConnelsville grade
team heightened it's string of vic
tories by walloping the Caldwell
grades 29 to IL. The lineup:
NJ. & M. ~ II m
nIiei 81 ihdh---- 80 0 0
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-21
Westland

Galley Randall remains quite sick.
Donald Benjamin is staying with
him and doing the chores.
Miss Esther Huffman, student
nurse at Parkersburg hospital
spent the week end with home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dawson at
tended surprise for Mrs. Charles
Graham, Saturday evening.
George Albert Abel spent the
week end with Billy Bachelor OF
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-21
Stockport

Webb Chapter, No. 337, O. r. S.,
will meet IN regular session this
Thursday night.-Clara Kinney, w.
NJ; Bessie Mercer, Sec'y.
Mrs Mabel PoWelson, Columbus,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ellen Pow
elson.
Freddie James condition at this
writing is very critical.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Davis and chill
dren of Pennsville were Sunday WIS.,
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard James.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram McCann were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas De Long and three sons and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-21

Tomorrow night beautiful set
of dishes consisting of 80 pieces will
be given to the person holding the
lucky number. The dishes are now
being displayed at Danford's phar-
macy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-21
Ringgold

Sarah Brown whose death was
recorded in the Democrat, was the
wife Of VIM. H. n. Brown, formerly
of here.
There has been a general COM
plant around here called pink eye.
Mrs. Bert Williams made a sew
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-21

Beginning May Is. 1855, 1 win
60 to ohe countEy TO shoe horses,
ANA each TaEnrsdey affArWards.
D0ave your wOra at my shop on
South Fourth street, NcCennels-
vl1Ie.-W. u. Garner. m9tf
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Krupobiti " lowe.

Okres Tama, Iowa, ktery by
val vzdy povazovan "a bezpec-
MI jake brad, byl minulou sire
du, 26. kv6tna postfzen ziveln1
pohromou.
Kolem 6. hodiny vecern1 Sc
mraky shlukly ma zapadnfm no
rizontu a udelala Sc velka tina.
Zacalo prset jake kdyz z kon-
We lie a pri tom padaly kroupy
a hrom bill jeden "a druhym.
Holanovi blesk zapalil ma
stall. Shorela celia a nj tez
pet tun sena a nekolik part po-
stroll ma kone. Nell jeste ste
stf, re ostatn1 stavby ma farme
Sc jim podarilo zachraniti pred
dravymi plameny.
Ma polich lijak a kroupy ma
trophy mnoho skody. Kukurice
Ije vymleta a misty prfvaly vod
odnesly i ornici. Letosnf jaro
sc sym podletim nejak spatne
| zac1na v lowe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Inflace hrozf re zbrojeni.

Vystraha, re zavody We zbro-
jeni mezi velmocemi urcite po-
vedou k move nebezpecne pc
rhode inflacnf" je zdGraznena
v New Yorku organisac1 Fo-
reign Policy Association v kni-
re, kterou napsali William T.
Stone a Ryllis Alexander Cos
lin re stabu teto associace.
Tt vypocitavajf, re vydanl
ma namornf i pozemnf armada
jedine V poslednfch peti letech
pTestoupilo cfslici 32,00O,0 900
900. Vydan1 ma zbrojenf stou-
plo z necelych $4,000, 600, 900
roku 1882 ma S11, 900, 900, 900
roku 1886, k cemuz podotyka-
j, re jak vse nasvedcuje, letos-
nj vydanf Dude jeste vets1.
Znalci tito df:
"Nebezpec1 inflace Sc spatfu-
je jiz We stoupanf cen suroveho
materialu, coz zavinuje abnor-
malni shanka pc valecnem ma
terialu; dale We skutecnosti, re
zadna re soupeT1cfch velmoc1
nenf nynf S to uhraditi sve W.
danf bez vypGjcek.
Italie a %Japonsko vydavaji
nynf vice neil 500 re sveho
celostatniho rozpoctu ma vojen
ske 1cely, zatfm co pomer v o.,
statnfch evropskych zem1ch Sc
pohybuje Cd 20 do 800. Bill
onovy obranny rozpocet Anne
riky ma rok 1897 representuje
okrouhle 1870 celkoveho vyda-
nj, zahrnujfc V ne veTejne pra-
&c a nouzovou akci, Gill skoro
800 obycejneho vydanf fede-
ralni vlady ma normaln1 VIDA
je."
Ma konci p1s1:
"Jediny zpGsob %zjistiti, co
potFebujeme pro postacitelnou
obranu je rozhodnutf, jakou
nase politika ma byti S ohle-
dem ma ostatni sv6t a pTesn6
urciti, CO Sc pTipravujeme ha-
jiti", pravf autori. "Jinymi slo-
Wy: Konecne rozhodnutf Dude
zaviseti ma zp1sobu zahranicni
politiky, kterou budeme sledo-
vati."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Odsouzen.

V Pittsburgh, Pa, porota Cd
soudila Martina J. Sullivana,
73leteho byval6ho mestskeho
policistu, pro vrazdu prvn1ho
Tadu a doporucila, ably byl
potrestan smrt1 v elektricke III
dli. Byl souzen pro zabiti Lau-
ny Bacon, zTfzenkyne socialn1
p6ce.
Mimo nj zavrazdil jest6 ety.
Fl jine osoby a to krajany: Jo-
sefa a Helenu Bendovi, Mary
Wicklow a jej1ho syna Mia
ma II. prosince lonskeho roku.
Vsecky ob6ti byly jeho dTfv6j-
SINH sousedy v Duquesne.
RozzuTen, re jeho mlada no
spodyne, 21leta dcera krajan6
Bendovych, ktere zneuzfval pro
sv6 chlipn6 chtfce, mu utekla
re sluzby a provdala Sc "a mia
deho napadnfka, a nasledkem
tim objevenych jeho vilnych
spad1, Sullivan tehdy jest6 v
policejnf sluzbe, Sc rozzuril a
povrazdil v pGl iodine 5 osob.
Ku zlocinu doslo, kdyz zhyra-
lee Sc dovedel, re Dude take
stfhan pro obtezovan1 10lett
dfvky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
PIodinY ma lib.

Farmari v Kansas Sc nynl
zajfmaj1 O point plodiny, ktere
mohou byti obraceny v "zeme-
delsky alkohol''. V tonic sme-
ru Sc jim otev1ra trh ma zpene-
zenf techto plodin nejmene "a
cely million dollar1.
Tyto plodiny, z nichz mono
vyrobiti lih k prGmyslovym u
cel1m, jsou bob cola, kukuri-
ce, obycejne brambory a zidov
ske brambory neboli topinam-
bury, kterym sc anglicky f1ka
tez Jerusalem Artichoke ,jakoz
i nektere jine plodiny.
Nektere z techto plodin ne
jsou ovsem pro farmare zad-
nou novinkou, jake kukufice a
brambory. Avsak az dosud ne
pestovaly sc zde k tezbe Thu q
proto Sc jim otev1ra novy zdroJ
pTijmu.
Ma verejne sch1zi 1Tedn1ci
zavodu, v nemz Sc vyrab1 "a
grikulturni alkohol", vyzyvaji
farmare, ably pestovali vice
techto plodin k vyrob6 Thu.
Sucho take zavinilo, jak u
rednfci dale upozornovali, ze
sc pro tyto plodiny pro svdj "a
vod musili obratiti do jinycl
stat1, zejmena do Arkansasu
Louisiany, Kolorada a jinych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Program Ceskoslovenske KRAFT
kovlnne vysilaci stanice Praha
OLR-4A.
Pondeli, 7. Cervna:

4 OAANNAA1 - W
800 P. M. (E.S.T.) Znelka
hlaSeni poTadu a zvony. 8:05
Popularnf koncert Praz. de-
choveho kvinteta. 1925 Slezske
narodni pisn6 a lance. 8:45
Csl. zpravodajstvf. 1855 Ant.
Dvorak: Dive symf. basne. (Po-
lednice a Vodnfk. Hraje Ceska
Philharmonic. $50 Anglicke
zpravoda.jstvi. $40 Vojenska
hudba (ppl. 5. "T. G.. Masary-
ka.") 1000 Krajansky kou-
tex. Hlasenf pristine poTadu,
zvony.
Ctvrtek, 10. Cervna:
500 P. M. (E.S.T.) Znelka,
hlasenf poTadu a zvony. 8:05
Vojenska hudba (ppl. 5. GIG.
Masaryka'). 1926 Kulturni
relief z Podkarp. Rusi. $3.50
Lidove pfsne z Hluc1nska. Soil
ste a orch. F. O. K. 8:45 Csl.
zpravodajstvf. 1855 Ant. Dvo-
fak: Bagatelly. Hrajf K. srou-
bek, J. Zavadil, V. Muzlk a j.
Vojtek. 9:15 J. Nesvera: Sta
roceske narodn1 pisnicky. (Nel-
ly Gaierova). $50 Anglicke
zpravodajstvf. 9:40 Vesela
hudba BalSankova salonnlho
orchestra. 1000 Krajansky
koutek. Hlasenf pTist1ho poTa-
du, zvony.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Kolem svsta "a 81 dnf.

Fred Emerson, ktery sc pra-
We vratil do sve tovarny ma o.
buv v Auburn, N. Y, z letecke
toulky kolem sveta, pravil, re
zemekouli S prestavkami oble-
tel "a 81 dn1, re ale Ia nedlou-
no "uletneme kolem sveta "a
tyden a nebudeme tom videt
mic zvlastniho."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04

We Scottsdale, Pa, tTi hosi
byli zabiti a nekolik set DON'T
poskozeno, kdyz vybuchla pra-
charna, ma ktere hosi umfstili
81 terc. Pracharna byla asi pdl
druh6 mile ma jihozapad cd te-
to hornicke osady. Policie pra-
vi, re vsichni hosi byli asi 18
let start.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
45o buslI brandon ma akr.

We Fall River, Mass, v roll
nicke soutezi v okresu Bristol
vyhrali prvnf cenu bratrf Smith
re South Westport, kteTi skill
dill ma akru pole 459 busl1 No.
1. zemaki.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04

Zvlaste pax vyb1zeli farma-
re, ably zacali S pestovanfm to-
pinambur6, coz je hliznata Cd
r1da slunecnice. Tato plodina
je neobycejn6 1rodna a zvlas-
te dobTe Sc body k pestovanf v
celem oblasti v 1dol1 Missouri,
ackoli il lie pestovat i jinde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04

Zpravodajsky odbor Tretiho
Sletu. Pc nedeli 30. kvetna.
Jiz "a tri tydny slavne Sokol-
ske odpoledne ma Vojenskem
Poll Chicago. v prFipade me-
pohody v krytem Chicago
Stadium.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04

Dne 20. cervna Tretf Slet
Svazu Ceskoslovenskeho Sokol-
stva Americe vejde v dejiny
ceskoslovenske Ameriky. Sta
dunn Vojenskeho Pole v Gran
tove parku Chicago, jedno z
neJkrasnejs1ch stadif sveta, "a
plni Sc ceskoslovenskym sokol-
skym nadsen1m.
V L. bod. pocnou Sc raditi
spolky a sokolstvo k malebne-
mu, uchvatnemu defile.
We 2. bod. predehra k opeTe
"Llbuse" cd Bedricha Smetany
pflJata narodem "a zahajovaci
skladbu slavnych okamzik1 ma
rodn1ch, naplnf duse divak1
slavnostn1 naladou.
Nasledovati Dude defile, pax
America hymna, proslovy "a
stupcG vady a statu.
Teocvicny poTad zapocne TAX
to: l. Cvicenf zactva. 2. Spo-
ecne cvicen1 dorostu. 3. Spo-
lecna prostna clenstva.
PAX pc Ceskoslovenske stat
nj lynne Dude nasledovati: 4.
Uveden1 Prvn1 Druziny Cesko-
slovenskych LegionaTd do Ra-
dy Sdruzenych Vteran1 Sveto-
We Valky. Ma to sc predstavf
polst1 hoste: 5. Cvicenf polske-
no sokolstva.
Telocvicny mas poTad Dude
pax mlti tento dals1 postup: 6.
Bojovy zavod dorostenc1. Z.
Zvlastnf cvicenf muz1 zupy
Stfednl. 8. Ukazka athletic
kych vykonG a cvicenf druz-
stew zen a muzG ma naTadi. 9.
Utvarova prostna - zeny zu-
py Stredn1. 10. "Valasky",
Slovenska zupa L'udsvft STIR
Solvenske Tel. Jednoty Sokol.
Nadherny tento program ne
Dude nic1m poskozen. Zamra-
ceno nebo kratke lehke sprsky
ovsem nebudou rozhodovati, a.
lie kdyby bylo trvale a d1klad-
ne lnepf1znive pocasi, provede
Sc cely ten skvely program O
hodinu pozdeji v krytem Chi
cago Stadium, Madison a Wood
ulic. Pfenos programu z Vo-
jenskeho pole do Chicago Sta
dunn byl by ohlasovan cd IL
do 1890 v poledne re stanic
WHPC a WEDC rozhlasem a
take byla by navest1 ma Vojen-
skem poll. Ale spolehame We
Stest1 junacke!
Kupujte lfstky! Kupujte list
ky!
Objednavky vyrizuje Sleto-
va kancelaf, sestra Cihakova,
2345 S. Kedzie avenue, Chica-
go, ILL.,, a sletovy pokladnfk br.
Basta, firma Basta, Musil and
Co., 2609 S. Pulaski Road, Chi
cago, Ill. L1stky jsou v pred
prodeji 81. Vyhrazena mista
So. Loze pro sest osob $25.
Tfet1 Slet Ceskoslovenskeho
Sokolstva v Americe 3D. 20.
cervna 1887, Chicago, Ill.
Hlavnl, vrcholny den: V nede-
Ii, 20. cervna We 2. hod. odpol.
ma Vojenskem poll Soldier
Field) v Grant Parku v jednom
z nejkrasnejsich stadif sveta
Dude cviciti ma 5000 sokolG a
sokolic, dorostu a zactva.
Llstky ST v pTedprodeji Gu
stadia $1.25) vyhrazena mis-
ia So; loze pro 6 osob S25. Dit
ky do II let v prdvodu rodicI
mali volny vstup. Ia krajne
nepf1zniveho pocasf Dude cely
pofad proveden v krytem Chi
cago Stadium, Madison a Wood
ul., o hodinu pozdeji.
Pred tim Nedele, Is. cervna
Pfedsletova Academic v Plzen
skem parku. Cd stredy do So
boty zavody. We ctvrtek, II.
cervna Zahajenf Sletu Plzen-
skem Sokole. V patek, Is. Ger
vna Telocvicna Academic v So
kole Chicago. V sobotu, 10.
cervna "Vecer vt1ezG" v Plzen-
skem parku. V nedeli, 20. Ger
vna pc sletovem odpoledni We
Ger v Sokole Havlicek Tyrs We
s%elice. Vstupne ma tyto podni-
ky 4Oc.
Veskere dotazy zodpov1 a
llstky prodava Sletova kance-
lar, 2345 S. Kedzie Ave-, Chi
cago, ILL.,, telefon Rockwell
5085.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Jerri McCauley Is
Gayety's Star.

TERRI McCAULEY is back at the
Gayety this week, after . pro-
tracted absence. Miss McCauley, 1t
Il understood, has been in Europe,
but no matter where she has been her
return is welcome one. Yesterdays
matinee audience demonstrated in
convincing fashion that this talented
charmer has not been forgotten. Jerri
sings several songs. offers a pair OF
dances-both in typical McCauley
style, which means that they are
most acceptable.
There's a triple-threat array in the
comedy department at Col. Jimmy
Lakes emporium Of mirth and pull
chritude. The laugh-prowaking trio
comprise Jack Greenam, Sunny Wes-
ton and Bobby Bernard, with Greenam
providing the largest share of hilarious
outbursts. This funny man is one
OF the most adept to display his ninth
coaxing wares at the Ninth street
house in many 4 day. as the saying
goes. His antics are clever, his ma
terial does not slip over on the blue"
side too often. Jack Heath proves
q capable straight man for the three
humorous fellows.
One of the surprises OF the season
to date Is Jade Rhodris, whose coming
was not heralded IN particularly en-
thusiastic manner. In other words.
Miss Rhodris was not announced As
one Of the main attractions Of
Babes in Charms" which would be
the title OF Col. Lakes current pro-
duction. but she makes an impressive
contribution to the collection Of
beauty and talent being displayed on
the Gayety stage. The regular Gus
toners. no doubt. will want to see
more Of Miss Rhodris Another bright
spot this week is the chorus. The
line girls dance with far more zest
and cooperative attitude than those
Of the last show. They compose what
probably is the best ensemble yet to
show here this season. c. IN.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

kehh's-"Walter Wanger's Voeues
Of 1898" Hollywood leads the fashion
parade In bright color: 1l:25 am,
las. 1925, 5:25. 1880 and $50 pm.
Earle-"That Certain Woman, !"
more and more tragedy envelops
Bette Davis: II am. l:40. AS, 7:05
and $50 pm. Stage shows: i, 3:45,
$50 and 9:15 pm.
Capitol-"Life Begins at College, q"
Ritz Brothers madness in the halls of
learning: IL am, 1:40. 4:25, 7:10
and $50 pm. Stage shows 1880,
3:35. Sis and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Bulldog Drummond
Comes Back" the famed sleuth has
another adventure: 1920 am, 80,
3:35. 545, 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"Dead End" Samuel Gold
wyn's screen version Of the Sidney
Kingsley play: 1905. 2:3o, 4:5o, 7:l5
and 9:35 pm.
Columbia-"Stella Dallas" the same
Mr.. Goldwyn repeats successfully one
OF his silent successes: 1855 am,
2:25. 4:50, 7:20 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Show
runs l hour and IS minutes, continu-
GUS from 10 am. until midnight.
e-"Arrowsmith. film version
Of Sinclair Lewis novel revived again:
ii am, los, $40, $40. 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Am bassador That Certain
Woman" s. 7:55 and $50 pm.
Penn-"Varsity Show" a gay COL
Evening star., 1937-10-04

Lewis Stone, then about the same age
as Ronald Colman, current star, played
dual role of King Rudolph v and
Randolph Rassendyl L. Alice Terry
played the princess party, filled today
by Madeleine Carroll Rupert OF
Hentzau. played by Ramon Novarro
in the old film, is portrayed by Doug
las Fairbanks, jr. Late Barbara
La Mari had Mary Astor's modern
part =. British-born players fill most
of new leading roles-Colman, Miss
Carroll, c. Aubrey Smith (who recent
ly celebrated 74th birthday and
David Niven.
Miss Carroll. born February rs,
1906, in West Bromwch, Staffordshire,
England, took job teaching because
parents objected to her going on stage
Soon as she'd saved $780, sent to
London and got small part in third
rate travelling troupe Married to
tall Capt. Philip Ashley. who lives
abroad and visits Hollywood only on
brief and infrequent trips
Younger Fairbanks one of few
Americans in film, but he's lust fin
ished three-year stay in England-and
came back wearing distinct accent
and walking stick :. Made debut in
films at ID E. Large for his age. said
he was II, and Paramount starred him
in Stephen Steps Out" Admits
today, The echo Of that flop still re-
sounds Impossible. he said, for
14-year-old to live up to all the
ballyhoo he received
The Bride Wore Red"-Joan Craw-
ford's biography in 1887 movie who's
who" is paragraph longer than that
OF any other star in pictures She
came into the world March %, 1903
so the big book says-and into Holly
wood in 1928, where. beginning in 1925,
she's appeared in list of pictures un-
eoualled Numerically by any other
actress who managed to bridge gap
between silence and sound This is
picture No. 80 for Joan And first
time her husband, Franchot Tone, has
ever won her on screen THEY'VE
appeared together twice before
Celebrate second wedding anniversary
October IL.
Dorothy Arzner, who directed, is
only woman who holds such lob in
studios E. Unlike most of her male
colleagues, never becomes excited at
work -. Chews gum continuously and
gives instructions almost in whispers
Direction of "Craigs Wife" for