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calbano, Unione 1taliana y La
Italia.
I Ell Comite de Defensa del
Frente Popular acord6 Ell lunes
Isnandar su representation.
Los trabajos que Sc realicen
eli favor de la ambufancia no
entorpeceran en- NADIA la cuesta-
ci6n semanal que en- las fabri-
cas- sc verified.
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Las COces
I'm delegado de West Tampa
fue a una fabrica de hieio de esa
barriada y alli lie hablaron en-
tono despectivo de la cuestaci6n
que Sc hace para ell Frente Po-
Ell delegado estuvo a punto
de decirle a uno de los amos,
que Sc cree un Dios, que guar
daras su dinero en- un bolsillo es
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REUNION DE DIRECTORIES
DE LA CAMARA DE CO
MERCIO DE YBOR

Esta noche Sc reuniran a 90
| mer en- ell restaurant LAS No
yedades' los directories de Ia
camara de comercio de Ybor
City.
Sera la primera junta de 10
nueya diraetiya presidida por
Jose Glamour.
Serai nOmbrados los nuevos
comites para un afio de labor.
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pecial y su egoismo en- otro, pc
70 supo ~conteneEse y Sc march6
sin decirle a esq senior 10 que
merecia.
Muchas coces han soportado
las comisiones de fabricas y CO.
mercios, pero elias mantiesEen
con firmeza su labor humane y
antifaScista.
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MdaTnno PGnieuo.
Ell Comit6 de la AmbulGneid

I'll C0nnlt6 dc la ApabuJGncld
Sc reuAira maiiana per Ia no
che, en- oil Centre Obrero, el CO.
mite de Ia ambulancia Y equipo
medico para Espaiia-
La citaci6n fa sido hecha por
ell Sr. Gustavo Jimenez, consul
INFERNO de EspaRa, y esperase
concurran representaciones de
las sociedades Centre Espanol,
Centre Asturiano, Caballeros
Leales de America, Acei6n Ga
llega LA Fraternidad, Cfrculo
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man ustedes que al mismo ITEM
pc que salude Y abrace en- Va.
lencia a Largo Caballero v Ell
Madrid al general Miaja, he de
lhacerlo tambiSn en- nombre &c
la colonia latina de Tampa, en-
cuyo case les agradeceria me
enviaran unas cartas eE csc sen
lido, a la direction que anoto al
final.
va Sc habra,. convencido los
pocos fascistas de Tampa de
que la victoria final del gobier-
no de la Republica es indiscuti-
bic Y de que ell fasciSmo quedara
aplastado para siempre en- Es-
pana, 10 que ha de servir y ser
en- un future muy pr6ximo in
dice y guia de las democracias
europeas. I'm saluds para todoS,
de su afectisimo
Mariana PGnieuo.
Pasamos la carta del amigo
Paniello al Comite de Defensa
del Frente Popular, que volve-
ra a reunirse ell venidero funes.
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v echar de los puestos que des-
empenan al jefe de policfa
Woodruff, ell sargento de detec-
lives Bush y ell jefe de bombs-
roS White.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. G. C. Richardson and
niece, Miss Nancy Richardson, re-
turned home yesterday from Will
liamsburg, KY, where they had
visited the parents Of the latter,
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Richardson
and attended the wedding Of an.
other daughter, Miss Louise Rich
ardson, to Mr.. Floyd Norman
Howard. e.,
Mrs. J. D. Whitmire, of Green.
vile, s. c., is spending awhile
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Shipman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clifford Foy,
who have been in Mexico and 9TH
er points the past few months,
have taken an apartment in The
Maxwell for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Streetman and tiny son, Freder.
lex, Jr., who have been guests Of
Mr.. c., D. Weeks since coming
from Hickory, will reside here
and have moved into the Meekins
house in Druid Hills.
Mrs. Howard Bennett has re-
turned home after visit to rela-
tives in jacksonville and other
points in Florida.
Mrs. Joy Kline Benton, whose
home is at the Second Green at
Hillgirt, has returned home after
an extended trip to Mexico.
Miss Jean Price has returned
from weekend visit to friends
at Wrightsville Beach, Carolina
Beach, Myrtle Beach and Charles
ton.
Miss Edith Byrd left today to
attend the spring quarter at w.
C. T. C. at Cullowhee.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Allen and
family, who have spent sometime
in Waynesville, have returned
home and are moving into Vine
wood, more recently White Pine
inn, on. Sixth avenue west.
Miss Miriam Sansk-' a dietician
at the Walter Reed hospital in
Washington, D. c., is at home on
a vacation.
Mrs. G. C. PEBBLES and daugh-
ter, Miss Frances PEBBLES, have
returned home after visits in
Savannah and Swainsboro, Ga.
Mrs. Curtis Arledge had the
misfortune to fall and fracture a
bone in her foot and is confined
to her home, the Tatum house, to
which they recently moved.
Mrs. Grant Zichgraf and yOuno
son, William, of Asheville, were
Easter guests of Mrs. M. c. Dot
son.
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JARVIS FRAZIER WE'D
TO MISS MULLINAX

Miss Vesta Mullinax, Of Iir-
coma, became the bride of Mr..
Jarvis Frazier, of Flat Rock, in a
wedding ceremony solemnized at
2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon
at the Bethel Wesleyan parson-
age, Tracey Grove, by the Rev. L..
A. Harvey, pastor of the Bethel
Wesleyan church.
In attendance were Misses Anna
Belle and Catherine Frazier, SIS
ters Of the bridegroom, and Mr..
Ralph Fitzpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier are max
ing their home in the Tracey
Grove community where Mr.. Fra
zier is in the employment Of Mr..
L. H. Mckay, Of PARKWAY Farms.
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FRUITLAND
FRUITLAND, March 80.

FRUITLAND, March 30.-A
birthday party was given on Mon
day night, the 22nd, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Green in
honor of Mr.. Green. String music
was furnished by the Fruitland
string band, r. R. Lydia and son,
Corbitt, James Green, Ben Green
and James Ross. The music was
enjoyed by all, after which cake
and grapejuice was served to 30
guests. All reported q good time.
A birthday dinner was given on
Sunday, March %, at the home
of Mrs. Emma Rogers in honor Of
her nephew, Lloyd Hyder of Glen
dale, S. C. A bountiful dinner was
served to 20 guests, including the
following visitors from Glendale,
S. c.: Mrs. Lloyd Thomas and
daughter Barbara, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hyder and children, James
and Betty, Mr.. and Mrs. Dulah
Hyder and daughter, Carolyn. and
Mrs. Julia Hyder and Perry LYDIA
and daughter, Balma. All report
ed a grand time. Useful presents
were given.
Mrs. Jay Pryor and Miss Ger
trude Stepp visited Mrs. Leley
Stepp Wednesday at Mountain
Home Sanitarium, where she un-
derwent an operation Thursday.
Miss Harriet Paris was a re-
cent overnight guest Of Miss Lou
Use Pryor.
Miss Marie Rhodes visited Miss
Edith Hyder recently.
Mrs. Corbett LYDIA and children
visited her mother, Mrs. Bob Reid.
of Hendersonville, recently.
Horace Gillian, of Union Hill,
was through this section Sunday.
Mr.. Hipp and son called on Mr..
Sam Stepp last Saturday.
Mrs. Grant Laughter recently
visited Mrs. Claude Lanning, who
is i'll at Biltmore.
Miss Elizabeth Getz has return
ed to the Asheville Normal after
spending the spring holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. W.
Getz.
A large crowd from this section
attended the Edneyville COM
mencement.
Perry LYDIA and daughter, Bal
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Lad, Torn By Two
Loves, Ends Life
Alabama Girls Mourn Loss
of Sweetheart

CLANTON, Ala, March 30
(UP).-Two young girls, for
whose love Wilton Gillespie COM
mitted suicide, mourned last night
as their 16-year-old sweetheart
was buried.
Marie" and "M.W.K.", objects
of the youths devotion, were not
identified by Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Collins, the boys grandparents.
But they were positive that he
took his own life because he could
not decide which of the two he
loved the most.
Although they had been aware
their grandson was troubled with
what they considered puppy
love- the grandparents said they
had no idea the matter was Sc
rious.
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:: !: S0 G! , ! LIE; !, 7 Y
MRS. C. r. McMANAWAY, Editor

motif and this same lovely BIOS
som was attached with a yellow
satin bow TO each announcement
card.
Miss Syretha Sossamon held the
top score at bridge while the prize
for low fell TO Miss Winona Ew-
bank. A salad course was served
following the games.
Invited to this beautiful party
for Miss Valentine were Misses
Anne Weeks, Mrgaret Stokes,
Sarah Hudgens, Mary Ewbank,
Elizabeth Williams. Caroline Field
Ell, Annie Laurie Carson, Winona
Ewbank. Florence Griffith, Doro-
thy Grimes, Syretha Sossamon
and Katharine Valentine, Mes
danes George S. Dixon, Thomas
L. Smyth, Burt II. Colt, Frederick
W. Streetman, Lewis Schenck and
James A. Smyth.
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M:fSTINE.LoNGYEAR
REQUIREMENT

",nrcemcrt has been made
An'' """proaching marriage OF
q! ne |E' Woodd Valentine to Mr.
H US pa B5a!., Longycar of Wash
EDWARD n Pc {. which will be solem,
i,g;Cn' T. W.inesday. April %, at
= :.''I lanes Episcopal church. Hen
isrOay,.Ie. .,,,,oo, douob-
MS Nh and Mrs, George II.
y,. ,.315 e.. o o1 her life. She is a
%'yii;,IS 70, on her fathers
gaa''". a.. .a,c Mr.. and Mrs.
sde, % Valentine, and on her
pam .sar,, side Of the late Judge
rai'Syi a., Hamilton G. Ewart. all
asa - I'm were well known here.
.: WI" Sri5c-c!rcJ attended Mary
55. Us a, stanton, Va.
Sa ~, l. ggvear Is the son of the
~ H. A Ind Mis-. Walter b: Long
A's ~ -; brooklyn. Y. Y. He is a
!eait , y. OF the University of
ga. eIa,J Of College Park, Balti-
Sa'! am" and is claim attorney for
7C'TwS "SfIng,on Gas Light COM
US He is q Phi Sigma Kappa.
~ I:a', couple vii. make their home
y y" foregoing announcement.
-. - Is Of wide social interest,
Ha.>" made AZ a charming party
ga ,- Yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
g,'.riine. The Ioveliness of the
s:-s was enhanced through the
a .s.', Of a wealth of daffodils ar
. =. ID in blue pottery forming
80 80 Scbeme used in the appoint
=. ~sD,s The handpainted talliss
-, ,.'' score pads had the dafiodil
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ALICE GILMORE PIANO
CLUB MEETS

The Easter meeting of the Alice
Gilmore Junior Music club was
held yesterday afternoon at the
studio of their teacher, Miss Kate
Datson. Easter lilies and other
flowers were used effectively.
Louise Few presided over the
meetand and requested the secre-
tary, Margaret Dixie Hollowell, to
read the minutes.
Evelyn Cox gave the life Of
Handel. Appearing on the pro-
gram were Joan and Bobby Sam
pie. Sara and Oracle Anne Ship
man, Beulah and Sara Ramsey,
Richard Mottsman, Martha Arm
strong, Wilma, Billy Combs, Ceph-
us Station, Mary Elizabeth Blair,
Margaret Dixon and Marion Nc
Call.
Hot chocolate and waters were
served, Miss Dotson being assist
ed by Miss Mary Camp. New
members were Wilma Morrison
and Roy and Joe Nancy. Guests
included Mary Ellen Hustus and
Grady Jones, Jr.
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tcrs, Ruth and Edith, and Doffy
Lance, of Brevard, visited in this
community Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Beddingfeld and
son, Jerry, called on Mrs. Harvey
Maxwell Monday evening.
Mrs. J. V. Grant and daughter,
Beatrice, spent Easter at Bit.
more with Mrs. Grants daughter,
Mrs. Claude Lanning.
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Call
Before
Noon

symbols had been placed in the
cake.
Little Miss Jean Morgan, as a
bride with flowing veil and dainty
bouquet tied with yellow tulle,
and Master Clyde Whitlock, Jr.,
as the bridegroom, entered to the
strains of Memberships wedding
march played by Mrs. Morgan.
They presented a bridal bouquet
to Mrs. Haithcock and satin rib
bons of which led to the lovely
miscellaneous gifts. Among these
was set of yellow pottery, the
gift of the hostess. Eighteen
guests attended this lovely party.
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CHARMING BUFFET
SUPPER HONORS VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston +. Patton
entertained last evening at a
beautifully appointed buffet sup
per in compliment TO their house
guests, Miss Florence Davidson OF
Huntington, w. Va, Miss Susan
Patton Fender of Winnsboro,
Lieut.. Preston Patton Fender OF
Langley Field, Va, and the Rev.
Louis Thomas Of Winnsboro.
Mrs. S. j. Fullwood poured
coffee. =,
The home was artistically love-
ly with Gala lilies and flame col
ored gladioli. The dining table
was festively appointed and had
for q centerpiece white hyacinths
and yellow primroses. About ~
guests attended the lovely affair.
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LOVELY AFFAIR FOR
RECENT BRIDE

Mrs. Raymond P. Howard was
hostess at u delightful party and
shower given in compliment to
her sister. Mrs. Marvin Haithc0Sk,
of Asheville, a recent bride. The
Easter colors, yellow and white,
were carried out in the Easter Ill
les and a profusion of jonquiis.
The prizes in the games went TO
Mrs. Glenn Morgan and Miss
Juanita Hamilton.
The hostess served sandwiches,
coffee and minis in the chosen
colors. Just here oeautirei
brides TERED cake, embossed IN
valley lilies and encircled with
ionquils and feathery fern was
rolled in on a tea wagon ana
placed before the bride. Various
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mar, were overnight guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Hyder last Satur-
day night.
Miss Rena Pittillo was the over
night guest Of Miss Gertrude
Clark, of Edneyville, last Thurs
day night. =,
Miss Gertrude Stepp spent last
Monday with her aunt, Emma
LYDIA.
Mrs. Andy Merrell and daugh-
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FRANKLIN d. JR., TO WE'D

FNNNNLIN y. JN., TO WE'D
WILMINGTON Del. March 80.
(UP). - Miss Ethel DUPONT and
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., will be
married here June 30th, the pros
pective brides mother announced
that the ceremony will be in the
afternoon at Christ Protestant
Episcopal church.
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STAGE EGG HUNT

STAGE EGG HUNT
Misses Naomi Steppe and Marie
Cox entertained twenty of their
friends at a party and Easter egg
hunt on Sunday. The prize for
finding the most eggs went to
Miss Nancy Lanning.
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JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

The beautiful junior senior
banquet of the Sunny View school
was held at the Hendersonville
inn, there being four seniors and
seventeen Juniors in the group.
Special guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. p. S. White, the former be-
ing superintendent of the Polk
county schools, Mr.. George Gibbs,
principal, and his wife, three
trustees, Messrs. McGuinn, Nc
Gee and Ledbetter, Miss Elizabeth
Shipman, senior class sponsor,
and other members of the facul-
ty.
The senior class colors, purple
and gold, were carried out in the
artistic centerpiece with daffodils
and purple stock. Chedda pinks
formed perfect nests at the table
corners which were filled with
colorful eggs. The favors consist
ed of green baskets Of Easter
eggs with the Easter rabbit as
guard, and place cards and minia-
ture corSages and boutonnieres
marked the places.
Included in the interesting pro-
gram at this lovely affair, for
which Miss Shipman acted as
POSTMASTER, was a splendid talk
by Mr.. White. The program was
given during the banquet served
in four courses.
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u. D. c. TO MEET
THURSDAY

The Margaret Davis Hayes
chapter, United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, will meet at three
o'clock on Thursday afternoon at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Walter r. Groce, with Mesdames
Thomas Shepherd, T. E. Osborne,
and E. r. Black as joint hostesses.
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It is a good rule to use the same
gear going down a steep hill that
you use when you climb it.
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the recreation rooms OF the
church.
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METHODISTS TO
HAVE PARTY
The senior department of the
First NJ. E. Sunday school and
members of the Epworth league
will have q party tomorrow, Wed
nesday, evening ut 8 o'clock in
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JUNIOR WELFARE CLUB
MEETS TOMORROW
The Junior Welfare club viii
meet tomorrow, Wednesday, af.
ternoon at four o'clock at the
Hendersonville inn.
The Washington times., 1937-11-20
'Zendo' Moves
ToCoIumbio

Those who like excitement
will be amply taken care of II
they view "The Prisoner Of
zenda," currently on the screen
of the Columbia Theater.
This film version of the far
nous Anthony Hope novel Is
handled with ingenuity by q
cast of actors as competent as
could be produced in Hollywood.
It is thrilling, adventurous and
exhibits scenes of claShing cut
lery that glance back to days
when men were men who lived
because of their swordmanship,
and not, if they lacked it.
Ronald Coleman, starring in
the dual role of Rassendyll, the
Englishman, and also King Ru-
dolf, portrays the two with an
air Of dashing appeal. He il
ever a romantic character in his
films, possessing a style that Is
peculiar only unto Coleman
that of a quiet, reserve, digni-
fled delivery that no other has
yet to duplicate. His work in
'"The Prisoner of zenda' is just
that
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on which she twirls and pirou-
cites in the marvellous toe work
of which she is mistress.
Follows an impressionistic
ballet, based upon the Duke El-
lington Mood indigo" a test
in versatile terpsichore, which
was the hit of Billy Roses fes-
tival at Fort Worth this sum-
mer. The Hoctor interlude was
an artistic hit.
The Spurgats in sprayed glass
costumes that glisten like moon
beam, the -Four Kraddocks in
smart scrobatics, the Merry
Macs who sing Cole Porterish
lyrics and have a touch of class,
Cookie Bowers, whose cameo i'm
p1essions need a hypo of fresh
material, and Paul Sydell with
a remarkably trained dog, COM
plete the stage program. Audrey
Sieber is back for the intro
ductories and looking very
lovely.
News real and Freddy Clark's
overture complete a card
marked 80 per cent for enter.
tainment.
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MOVIE
CLOCK

CAPITOL-James Stewart, Rob-
ert Young, Navy Blue and
Gold" II a. m, lao, 4:30,
7:20, 10:10 p. m. Stage, Fred
Waring, 1910, $3.50, $40,
9:20, 9:10 p. m.
PALACE-Greta Garbo, "Con.
quest" 1850 a. M, 2:15, 4:4O,
7:05, 9::35 p. m.
COLUMBIA - Ronald Colman.
Mary AStor, Prisoner of
zenda," 11:15 a. m, /, 3:15,
Sis, 7:30, $40 p. m.
RKO-KEITH'S-Annabella. Paul
Lukas, Dinner at the Ritz"
11:15 a. M. 1902, 2:49, 4:36,
6:23, $40, 9:57 p. m.
METROPOLITAN-Joan Blon-
dell, Pat OBrien, Back in
Circulation" II a. m. los,
$40, $40, 7:25, 9:35 p. m.
EARLE-Bette Davis, Leslie
Howard, "It's Love I'm After"
II a. m, 1875. 4:25, tbs, 10
p. m. Stage, Harriet Hoctor,
12:40, $3.50, $40, 9 p. m.
LITTLE-George Arliss, Iron
Duke" II a. m; 12:42, 2:34,
AIT, 5:51, 7:43, 9:35 p. m.
TRANS LUX - Newsreel and
Shorts at 10 and 11:45 q. m,
1880. LAS. 3, 4:15, $50,
Gas, 8, 9:15 and 10:45 .. m
HOWARD-Ritz Brothers, Life
Begins at College," 1890, $3.50,
7:10, 1910 p. m. Stage, 2:2O,
500, 9:20 p. m.
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Pat O'Brien in Newspaper Tale
At the METROPOLITAN

Back In Circulation" at the
Metropolitan is a narrative Of
what goes on behind the scenes
in a newspaper office, and takes
a fairly good whack at the type
writer pickers. The gentlemen
of the press are painted by the
author of the original story,
Adela Rogers st. Johns, as a
pack of fiendish, heartless ro-
bots, whose only food is news
and a scoop.
Nevertheless the press are
gentlemen, so this is what one
of them thinks of this none too
complimentary film.
EXCITING STORY
It's strong and dramatic in
dialogue and plot, and contains
a mystery which follows an in
production of the characters
through the medium Of a train
wreck. Here, Timmy Blake, ace
reporter of the Express, scoops,
which. pleases her boy friend, e
Morgan, the editor, to such a
degree that they have a fight.
Timmy marches out quietly"
with Timmy, as Morgan calls
the repair man and says,
"Timmy just shut the door,"
and hangs up.
An anonymous letter is re.
ceived by the Express which at.
tributes the death of a certain
manufacturer to poison instead
of heart allure.
Timmy gets on the job, and
soon a seemingly ruthless
murder is uncovered. Mrs.
Wade the widow, is indicted,
and with the help of the press,
is convicted and sentenced to-
the chair.
GOOD CAST
Timmy softens during the
trial and reaches the conclusion
that Mrs. Wade is innocent.
Through her efforts a suicide
note is produced and the case
is solved. Which leaves Timmy
and Morgan to argue when to
get married, because there
wasn't anything else to quibble
over.
Joan Blondell, as Timmy, does
a neat little job and at the
same times proves that she can
be sympathetic as well as hard.
Incidentally, she packs a mean
left that rivals only the best.
Pat O'Brien, as Morgan, is
somewhat somber in compari-
son to his previous perform
ances. In other words, he
doesn't yell continuously. which
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HQWkins Band
At Howard

Erskine Hawkins. new sensa.
tional trumpet tooter from up
Harlem way and his Bama State
Collegians, are featured in the
hot spot Of a fast and furious
stepping musical revue that
opened at the Howard Theater
yesterday.
Claimed by many as second
only to Louis Armstrong, king
of the trumpet players, Hawkins
really does about all that can be
done with his golden tone horn.
Aside from handling the maestro
duty Of the orchestra, Hawkins
comes in for special assignments
with his trumpets and really
gets a big hand AS a whole the
band is one of the best and hot
test played the T Street house
for some time.
Associated with the band Is
Wilma Middleton, a ton of song
and dance. The girl not only
croonS in a very pleasing man
ner but gets off the latest dasce
creations despite her rotund
body. The Pope Sisters do some
songs and get a big hand. A
small time circus is just about
what the Jordan Boys do, six
acrobats, who tumble through
the air. The act is good and
worth seeing. Tap dancing with
class is presented by the Three
Tops. - -
John Mason and George Will
liams, blackface, and johnny
Vigal, straight man, handle the
com edy. The faststepping
chorus is supported by Chink
Collins and the six Ubangi Bows.
The Ritz Brothers are feat.
ured in Life Begins in College"
a very hilarious comedy. Special
midnight show tonight. WI
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Gorbo Picture
Held Over

The excellence of Conquest"
was bound to result in a second
week at Loew's Palace, and those
of you who missed this beauti-
full picture in which Garbo and
Charles Boyer tell the love of
Marie WalewSka and Napoleon
Bonapart, have an opportunity
still to see this magnificent
M-G-M production.
The exquisite Carlo was
never lovelier, never livelier; she
grasped the role of Walewska
with complete understanding
and gave it the spark of life;
the Napoleon of Charles Boyer
is equally well done; he steps
into character and not once dur
ing the entire picture does he
appear other than the persona
fication of Napoleon Bonaparte;
his striking resemblance to our
picture knowledge of the Little
Corporal" aids, of course. Henry
Stephenson as the deposed hus-
band of the Countess WaleWska,
Reginald Owen as Tallyrand,
Claude Gillingwater as a faith
full servant are only a few of the
excellent players supporting the
stars.
Photography, direction (this
is a Clarence Brown production)
and costuming all deserve full
measure of credit. A costly
piece Of work it must afford
great satisfaction to those re-
sponSible, for Conquest" is as
fine a production as Hollywood
will turn out this season.
K "
The Washington times., 1937-11-20
Claire Trevor Has
Smallest Bodyquard

Hollywood's smallest bodyguard
has been disclosed in the person
of Marcelo; chauffeur for goth
Century-Fox's Claire Trevor.
Marcelo is barely five feet tall
and weighs a feather more than
three Thanksgiving turkeys. How.
ever. with a AS he can knock the
enamel off a galloping rabbits
teeth at so yards, having learned
the knack of shooting when he
served with the United States
Army in the Philippines.