davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Nemocne navstsvovati a roz-
veselovati.

Fan Dobrak Je clOvek sta
rostlivy. Porad nosf klobouk v
ruce, p%rotoze pro same starosti
new kde mu hlava stojf. Nema
to ma svete jednoduche. Jake
ma pf1klad ted: vzdycky hanel
svou manzelku, re je jake to
perpetuum mobile: Mluvf CO.
~ den a beZ zastaveni. AZ il
ted otekly mandle a rozbolel
zaludek.
Pan Dobrak jde ma navstevu
do nemocnice. Ma otazku INA
mych SEQ a jak" odpovfda
"Jdu potesit moji."
PAM Dobrakova must lezet.
Kouka do stropu a myslf pri
tom ma sveho muze: "Uz kdy-
by tady byl! Je takova veseia
kopa. Uni potesit a dat dobre
slovo. Tady je takove smut
no."
Pan Dobrak da dobre slovo
cd srdce. Kazdemu. Pride
do nemocnice a kaze ma cele
oddelen1: "Zdravfcko - a ie-
nom zdravfcko, danny. To .je
moe d1lezity! Hodne zdravfc-
ka. Tadyhle PAM Krajcvajso-
va. Pod1vejte Sc vsechny ma
nj. Jak byla ma tom spatne a
jak uz dneska vypada! Este
ma Size ty kruhy pod ocima az
"a usi, ale az ma tn zlutost W.
pada moe pekne, ne?"
PAM Krajcvajsova Sc otoc1
ma druhou stranu. Panu Do
brakovi to nevada. Kaze 81
DIAL: "Zdrav1, jak Sc ffka, je
made vsecko. Pr1kladne tuhle
PAM Cintova. Zhubla Sc O de-
set kilo. Shodila prebytecny
TUX. re nem1ze jfst, to mic ne
vadf. Hlavnf vec je moderni
LIME. Ted Sc raduje! Mate
recht Zdravfcko je zdravfc-
ko!"
PAM CintOva a cele oddeleni
zasumelo nevolf. Pan Dobrak
v zapalu reci mic nepozorova]
a pokracuje We sve prednasce c
zdravi. Oci jeho pant no pr
tom hltaji a r1kaji hrde: "Vi-
dlte, vid1te! Ten rozumf 1.-Two
tu! Uni potesit a dat dobre
slovo.
"Nic 81 z toho nedelejte, pa
nj" test pan Dobrak jinou pa
cientku. "Ted je nemoci, c
je! Vcera take jedna cd mas z
domu umrela". Pacientky S
pretahuj1 pokryvky pres hla.
WI.
Pan Dobrak Una uz tyhle 81
tuace. Opatrne sc poroucf, a.
lie nezapomene jeste We dive.
rich pripomenuot vsem d1lezi
tost zdravf: "Tak jen hodnt
zdravlcka, danny - jak 81 my
sl1m!"
Pan Dobrak zmizel. Dvere
"a MIN zapadly. Soucasne 81
o ne robbie asi tucet skleni
eek, ktere "a MIN bodily pobou
rene pacientky. R~ozvasnent
oddelen1 hluc1: "My ii dame
zdrav1cko, lumpe!"
Hodinu ma to maluje osetfo.
vatelka velky napis: "Tesit
nemocne Sc zde zakazuje!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Co $ nadbytkem brambor
" Ceskoslovensku.
r ,o+oSnf Hroda hramhor

Letosni 1roda brambor, jak
zjistily bramborarske organi-
SAGE jest neobycejne dobra.
Tyto organisace konaly v tech
to dnech porady. Snazi Sc u
haiti lonske zakladnf ceny
"a kontingentni 20 Kc a "a mi
mokontingentnf II Kc "a 102
ky. Ably zabranily poklesu
cen pro lidskou spotrebu, ma
vrhujl ministerstvu finance, a.
by vyroba Thu byla v pr1sti
Rampant zvysena o 100000
hektolitru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Sovetsky filmovy svet byl

- Sovetsky filmovy svet by.
zdrcen odhalen1m nemravnehc
skandalu, jehoz smutnym hr.
dinou je "eso" ruskych filma-
RI, Boris Zeitlin. Jest obvinen.
re svadel mladicke divky, kite.
re pax "prenechaval" svym
predstavenym.
14leta "Miss x" obvinila
Zeitlina, re il vlakal do sveho
bytu, kde il zneuzil a pozdeji
pry il "daroval" svemu pred
stavenemu Ioselovicovi, clenu
komunisticke strany.
-Komunisticky organ "Prav-
da" pfse o tonic pTipadu veil
ce skoupe a jenom podotyka,
re 'tento tax zvany komunis-
ia pTijal velice rad omen dar a
Zeitlinovi "a nej vrele podeko-
val"
Jiny fotograf, jmenem Writ,
jehoz bytu bylo pouzfvano k
dostavenfckam, a policista Ka-
chalov byli obzalovani, re Sc
podfleli ma svadenf.
"Pravda" pfse, re do tohoto
skandalu je zapleteno jeste Vi
ce d1vek v temze veku, a pravi,
re "soud zjisti presny pocet O.
betf."
Zeitlin je 40 rokd star, je
zenat a otcem decka. By vse-
obecne znam jake "pozorny
manzel."
- Japonsky armadni znalec
pripustil v pondelf, re japon-
sky tab utrpel castecne pc 6
dnech nejprudsfch bojn v 10
tydennf offensive proti Shang-
hal. Cizinecky znalec soudi,
re ma 100000 C1nanG mali v
moci linii severozapadne cd
Shanghai do Yangtze kraje.
V pondelf japonske vojsko
podrobeno bylo silnemu bonn
bardovanf sc strany Clnan1.
- z bojiste spanelskeho O.
znameno bylo v pondelf, re no
va krise zavinena byla bombar-
dovanim a znicenim francouz-
ske lodi a bombovanfm jine To-
di vzducholodf. Francouzska
vlada posfla valecnou LODI, ably
chranena byla francouzska Ii
ME mezi Marseille a Algiers.
Re s~panelska ozyva Sc HAS, re
bombardovan1 to provadeno
bylo italskou vzducholodi.
= Madarsky obcan Ivan
NATIONALITY, pochazej1c1 z
pTednf madarske rodiny = je-
no otec i tchan byli vysokymi
dGstojn1ky v rakousko-uherske
armada, otec padl We svetove
valce = studoval ma Ludovico-
We akademii Pesti, z n1z ode
Sci v srpnu 1882.
Pc jmenovanf porucfkem Sc
VIDAL sluzby, navstevoval les
nickou akademii v soproni a o.
debral Sc konecne do C1ny. Mel
stestf, re Sc dostal do blfzkosti
generala Cankajseka, ktery
T1zneho Madara vybidl, ably
vstoupil do c1nske armady ja-
ko instructor.
Martonfaly prokazal takove
schopnosti, re byl povysen a
z1castnil Sc valky jake plukov-
mix. Dostal Sc vsak do japon-
skeho zajetf a byl postaven
pred japonsky valecny soud,
ponevadz Japonci nechteli uz-
nat jeho vysokou vojenskou
hodnost v c1nske armada a "a
chazeli S MIN jake S vetrelcem.
Byl take odsouzen ma smrt a
jake sprosty zlocinec stat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Chcete jet do CSR?
Preplav Dude drazsi?
Kdo Sc prihlasf k vyprav6
A. O. S. do l. listopadu,
uSetr1 az 10 procent.

usetr1 az 10 procent.
Paroplavebnf spolecnosti, OBJ
staravaj1c1 pfeplav mezi Anne
rikou a Evropou ma severnim
Atlantiku, zvysf ceny "a pre-
PLAY cd /. listopadu, a to We
vsech tr1dach. Zvysenf Dude
RUNE cd 5 do 10 procent, coz
pfi okruzn1m l1stku z Ameriky
do Evropy a zpet Dude zname-
natl i nekolik desitek dollarn
Poole toho, v ktere tffde pasa-
zer pojede.
Tato zprava Dude zajiste "a
jimati nase krajany, kteff Sc
pfipravuj1 pf1stf rok k zajezdu
do Ceskoslovenska, ably jednak
shledli x. vsesokolsky slet V
Praze, ktery Dude nejvetsi v
historic, a jednak jubilejnf O.
slavy u pfllezitosti 20. vyroci
Ceskoslovenske republiky. Ty-
to jubilejnf oslavy budou 20
cely rok 1888.
Pro tyto krajany name vsak
potesitelnou zpravu: KIDD 81
chce zajistiti dosavadnf nizsf
ceny Ia pfeplav, NIUE tax uci-
niti, kdyz Sc do konce rfjna pri
hlas1 a sloz1 zavdavek ma mi
sto. Zavdavek je milky a kdy-
by jak pro dGlezitou pficinu
nemohl nekdo jeti, Dude mu
vracen.
Clenove a clenkyne Americ-
Ike Oboe Sokolske a jejich rodi-
ny mali narok ma ceny, ktere
Sc platily jeste pred L. cerv-
mem 1887, pokud jde O offici-
ELM vypravy A. O. S. ma x. vse-
sokolsky slet Praze.
Officielnf vypravy Americ-
Ike Oboe Sokolske vypravf pa
roplavebnf spolecnost Cunard
White Star Line. Budou We
|tfech proudech, a to 4. kvetna
ma lodi Aquitania, /. cervna
rovnez ma Aquitania a 22. GER
WA ma Queen Mary. Datum
znamena den odplutf z New
Yorku.
Kdo tedy hodla prfstf rok je-
tt sc sokolskou vypravou A. O.
S. do Ceskoslovenska, necht 81
lined zamluv1 mfsto ma lodi, a
to do 81. Tfjna, chce-li je mfti
"a dosavadnf nezvysene ceny.
Prihlasky pTijfmajf tyto kan
celafe ofiicielnfch vyprav A
mericke Oboe Sokolske:
Chicago:-Skala State Bank,
1917 South LOOMS St., Chica-
go, I'll.
New York:-Brodsky & So
yak, Inc, 1857 First Ave-, a
Doubrava & Sperakus, 355 E.
73rd ST., New York City.
Philadelphia: = Ferd. A.
Chmelaf, 181 w. Girard Ave,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Baltimore "A. Cihlar, 845
N. Luzerne St., Baltimore, Md.
Detroit:-J. V. Fucik, 1929
Tillman Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
Ambridge, Pa. IT H. Sup
pc, 500 Merchant St., Am
bridge, Pa.
Cleveland: - A. Svoboda
Travel Agency, 1886 Broad
way, Cleveland, Ohio.
Omaha :-Ferd. Vlach, 1926
is. 18th St., Omaha, Neb.
Cedar Rapids: - Louis HI.
lStraka Travel Bureau, 2O3
Highley Bldg, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
st. Louis: - Cunard Line,
1901 Locust St., st. Louis, Mo.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28
AAAPROGRAM EMPHASIZES
SOIL BUILDING FOR 1887
Administration of the Set-Up in
Maryland Remains Unchanged

The agricultural conservation pro-
gram for 1887, whose main provisions
were announced recently, places great
er emphasis upon soil-building than did
the 1886 program, according to Paul
E. Nystrom, who has supervised the
operation of work in this line in Mary
land. More money will be available
to make payments for carrying out
soil-building practices than was avail
able in 1886.
Follows Same Outline
The 1887 program follows the same
general outline as the 1886 program,
with provision for two kinds Of pay
ments. One class of payments is Of
fered for shifting land from soil-de-
pleting crops to soil-conservation
crops. The other class of payments is
made for carrying out approved soil
building practices.
AS in 1886, soil-depleting base will
be established for each farm. In addi-
ton, soil-conserving base will be es-
tablished. The rate of payment for di-
version from the tobacco base is five
cents per pound, and for diversion
from the general soil-depleting base is
$500 per acre, varied according to
productivity of the land. A soil-build-
ing allowance will be determined for
each farm, which will represent the
maximum amount Of payment that
can be obtained for carrying out soil
building practices. This allowance will
be $1.00 for each acre in the normal
acreage of soil-conserving crops plus
the acreage diverted from soil-deplet-
ing crops. There will also be added to
the allowance $1.O0 per acre for each
acre of commercial fruits and vegeta-
bles, and 25 cents per acre for perma-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28

county and community committee. a.,
the Extension Service. The work !.
carried on here by John H. Carr
County Agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28
Truth in Little Things

have seldom known any one who
deserted truth in trifles, that could
be trusted in matters Of Importance.
-Paley.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28

nent pasture under certain condi-
tons.
Administration of the program, as
in 1896, will be through the State,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28
Brave Men

All brave men love; for he only is
brave who has affections to fight for,
whether in the daily battle of life
or in physical contests.-Hawthorne,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28

merely announced the following: INA
bel and I married" So you see that
such an announcement could hardly
have been put under either "Mar-
riages" or in the personal column.
Anyway, now you know he's mar
ried at least.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28
Pinnacle Of Knowledse

! The end Of all learning is to know
God, and out Of that knowledge to
love and initiate him.-Milton,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28
Acts Of CHARITY

! One act of charity will teach US
more of the love Of God than thou
sand sermons.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28

Mr.. Farley is one of the incest fell
lows in the world, and few people can
help liking him. Certainly no politi-
clan ever had better reason than he for
feeling happy and satisfied. indicated
as a prophet, if ever party manager
rode the crest of the wave, it is he. 1t
is a genuine pleasure to see a man so
full of Joy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-28

Subscribe for The Republican, Gar
rett County's oldest newspaper.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

eTUDEBAKER 1888 Dictator sedan; FAC
tory finish without scratch: clean inte-
motor: exceptionally sound ia every way:
all good rubber: S4e5; guaranteed. L. p.
Steuart, NE; Branch. 141 18th st. ne.
TERRAPLANE 1888 coupe; Al condition
throughout; original factory finish euar-
anteed; $95 down, $25 month. PRY MO-
TOR CAR CO. Branch. 1927 14th It,
TERRAP1.ANE 1894 sport coupe, with rum
nomicaf cars on the road: the tires are
excellent, mechanical order Al and is
anteed. L. P. steuart. NE. Branch. l4l
18th st. ne. Atlantic 5000.
TERRAP14ANE 1895 coach, s46s: Z real
sacrihce, Ortsinal brown f1nish: motor.
aSe: carefully driven; easy terms. Cen
tury Motors. 1922 18th Ut. Pot, 24O0. .
Evening star., 1937-04-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sedan; trunk, etc; driven $4,000 mileS;
for quick sale, S476. columbia 2075.
STUDEBAKER 1888 5-pass. sedan, Dicta-
tor; excellent black paint, hne, clean up
holstery. good tires and splendid motor;
special price $42t O. c. g. guaranty
Capitol Cadillac Co. 1929 22nd ST. NV.
Natl. $500. Open Sunday and evenings.
sTUDEBAKER 1885 6-cyl coupe. with
planar front-wheel suspension; S425;
terms. Barnes Motors, 1879 14th st. NV.
Decatur 1890.
sTUDEBAKER 1885 sedan 1895. Original
beautiful black finish. trunk. motor, rub
Der, interior like new: very low mileage A
real sacrifice. easy terms. Century Motors.
2O22 l4th st. Potomac 24O0.
PONTIAC 1898 sedan: has had unusually
nnf n,S ei.e by gT.nal The ds1h blue
flne tires and 1t runs perfectiy. fhe fnest
bargain In our stock 1t only 92e5 PohanEa
Service. 1126 goth st. nv. District ellI.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe coupe. S495: has
rumble seat radio heater the motor.
rubber. paint you'd say new: low mileage:
immaculate throughout easy terms. Cen
tury Motors. 2022 14th st. Pot. 240a.
PLYMOUTH 1895 .4-door de luxe sedans:
choice of two. both in, new-car condition
In every way: safety steel bodies, floating
power engines. hydraulic brakes; equipped
with nearly new tires: S475: .90-day guar
antee. Smoot Motor Co.. 3342 NJ st. NV.
West 1850
PONTIAC 1886 master Silver Streak A.
door touring sedan; with built-in trunk
shows it. low mileage; real buy at
$3.50. terms. Barnes Motors, 1929 14th
st. NV.
PONTIAC 1885 coupe; splendid condition;
privately owned: $3.50: driven $4,000 miles.
North 54T3-J evenings:
PONTIAC 1887 4-door sedan. with largest
trunk; 8 CYL; carefully driven in Chevy
Chase 200 miles; radio. heater; dis
count $125. 1921 Conn. Clev. S401.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


| 6LDSMOBILE 1896 custom sedan almost
brand-new condition; only S549; terms.
Evans Palmer, N Y. and Fla. ave. ne.
/ OLDSMOBILE / 1933 4-door touring 6-cyl.
coupe, 5000 terms. Barnes Motors. 1925
I4th st. NV.
oLDsMoBILE 1884 6-cyl. -2-door touring
sedan with built-in trunk. black body like
draulic brakes smooth, economical motor;
FL tires excellent: S429;. guaranteed, L. P.
steuaTt; stsaIic NE Me- Branch 141 18th st. ne
2LDsMoBnE "s" 1884 touring coupe.
feet: large built-in trunk. fine tires. uphol-
sm9oth. powerful motor. Very attractive
ssfy,se snd real yalSe at only s3a5 Pohanka
sd.a s4b b1n he24 t 9Sg 4doD5 a1en Osrns saF
hydr.uile D 0raHss FIshsr sa NO. M drats ysntis;
Tres: $3.50: H.r snaranteed d'0i /. P steaart,
NE Branch. l4I 18Th St. ne Att. 5000:
P,AGeKA,RD P,aeaza,RED car: orisiinal cost, ss:So9:
a s2s5 rAa59 Gan " Mseonsin o Reg soaa s5es 9:N
orisinal factory cream finish; fully guar
MoR H5sea slIo DOWN Ss5 m9nth sg PFf y
BLACK finish and equipped with white side
sssdll tires and PhiIco Tadio; sl45 down.
e8ek,a sse month PRx R6oo MomoR Son0 CAR co.
only as coupe demonstrator; $3.50 down,
S34 month. PRY MOTOR CAR CO., Pack
ard Dealer 5000 Conn. ave:
PACKARD 1880 sphaetop. small 8; well
kept. looks good: $3.50 Inquire Wardman
PARK GARAGE. Columbia 6902. 90
PACKARD 1928 sedan, excellent mechani-
cal condition $40. Budd. 700 Shepherd
Evening star., 1937-04-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1886 de luxe coupe; rumble
seat, new tires best Of care. in use only
two months; sacrifice $3.50; terms. Evans
Palmer N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1884 special six coach. This
car has had the best of care: $3.50; terms.
Barnes Motors. 1929 14th st. NV. De-
catur 1890.
PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan, S495. Original
beautiful gray finish, built-in trunk. dual
equipment: motor, rubber, interior you q
say new; low mileage. A real sacrifice,
terms Century Motors. 2022 14th st.
Potomac 2409.
PLYMOUTH 1886 de luxe 4-door sedan
with trunk: carefully broken in by one Of
Washington's legation secretaries: new-car
guarantee and service Must be sold at
sacrifice. Cleveland 2115. Howard 4
Kearney. 4201 Conn. ave.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe 4-door sedan;
Of Washington's most prominent business
executives. To. see it and drive it, you
vii be amazed at the low price: Oeye, ,
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1937-04-21

Being known stor soen isn't as important being known
mechanics Year after year we've led the United States with
high sales in Ford parts and sece No wonder Having started
with nothing to sell but SERVICE it's become habit with spe
that prices and terms about the everywhere BUT that
SERVICE Seuort Motors OPS Thots why they buy their
here realizing thot THORO-PROOFED Automobiles are still
the safest bets in used cors
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-07
Efird's College Girls
Dress Slippers

Beautiful assortment styles and the
different kinds of leather in black or
brown. Kid leather, suede, side leath-
ers, novelty ties, pumps, new style
strap. You will marvel q 90
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-07
Ladies' Fine Quality
Novelty Slippers

Newest and best styles fine quality in
black and various shades of brown.
novelty ties, pump, or stylish straps.
s Medium low low ,o or high heels 81 95
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-07

Mems black or brown good pliable
leather upper solid leather insole full
leather middle sole, Munson last cap
toe. blucher pattern. All sizes, 6 to IL.
Compare these with the q 40
49, kind. Special ........
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-07
Newest Styles

Mems black or brown new style crease.
toe, wing tip, cap toe, plain toe. Cuban
or low heel. Good looking but q 90
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-07
Boys and Girls
School Shoes

Boys and girls school shoes in black or
brown. Moccasin toe blucher lace
shoes, cap toe, plain toes. These are
regular winter shoes and real values.
All and 5 IL 1-2 to - 3 to i &c
The Washington times., 1937-05-05

, to Hollywood. Those of the Fourth
Estate, theater world and critical
fraternity who enjoyed curry Of
lamb at the welcoming party yes
terday were:
Charles Gridley, president, Ma
tional Press Club; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic William Vile, John T.
Lambert, publisher of The Wash
ington Times; Robert Phillips,
State Department; Phillip Brad
ley, Treasury Department; Sena-
tor Robert Reynolds, Harold Hin.
ton, N. Y. Times; McDermott,
State Department; Rodney Dutch.
er, NEA; H. C. Montee, U. P;
Nelson Bell, Miss Mabelle Jen-
ningS, Miss Katherine Hillyer, An.
drew R. Kelley, Jay Carmody,
Miss Leila Stiles, Turner Catledge,
N. Y. Times; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Holmes. ms: Constantine Ou-
mansky, Russian Embassy; Mr..
Keith Merrill, State Department;
Peter Carter, Stanley P. Richard.
son, APP; Lyle Wilson, UP: New.
ton Parke, ms; Sir Willmott
Lewis, London Times; Norman
Clark, News Post, Baltimore; Dick
Stewart, News Post, Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1937-05-05
Ruth Diapers
New Program

The charm Of Ruth Draper is
in her amazing versatility.
Here is an artist whose very art
peoples a stage with every char
scter. She has taken bits from
the everyday lives of many people
and with the aid of sometimes
only single piece of furniture, a
chair or a table, she gives her
grand performances. Each sketch
is gem and in last nights pro.
gram she included such amusing
pieces as THE Italian Lesson"
and "An English Lady Showing
Her Garden"
Miss Draper puts all the dra-
matte force at her command in
such choice sketches as ION a
Porch in a Maine Coast Village"
which is a glorious piece Of work,
restrained, humorous, pathetic at
once.
"The Miners Wife" in two
scenes, is full of bitterness, resig.
nation, strength and agony and
the artists understanding of this
hard-driven creature is crystal
clear and shows beautiful under,
standing Of the character Dor.
trayed.
The Washington times., 1937-05-05

central, Washington; Lawrence
SHOOTS, Colony, washington:
Alan Bachrach, Calvert, Washing
ton; Charles Grimes, Earle, Wash
ington; Sidney Hoffman, Home,
Washington; Maynard Madden,
Metropolitan, washington; Dan
Reyn oldS, Penn, Washington;
Fred Mcmillan, Savoy, Washing
ton; Fred Thomas, Sheridan,
Washington; James Root, Tivoli,
washington; Walter Cersley, Up
town, washington: Theodore Lob
meyer, York, Washington; Charles
Clark, Tivoli and Frederick, Fred
erick, Md: w. w. Chandler, Opera
House, Frederick, Md; George
Payette, Maryland, Hagerstown,
Md; Joseph Cumiskey, Academy
and Colonial, Hagerstown, Md;
Lou Kusner, Apollo and Central,
MartinSburg, w. Va; Henry Clark,
Arcade and Strand, Waynesboro,
Pa: Frank Boucher, Metropolitan,
Baltimore; Rodney Collier, Stan
The Washington times., 1937-05-05
MOVIE
CLOCK

r. X. O.-KEITHS-Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire, Shall We Dance,
$50, 1880, 1889, 3:39, 5:39
7:48, 9:57.
LITTLE-Helen Hayes and Robert
Montgomery, "VaneSSa": 11:43
A. NJ, 1:44, 3:45, 5:46, TAT, 9:46
P. M.
RIALTO-Alison Skipworth, w. C.
Fields, IF I Had a Million:
1880 A. M, 200, 4:48, 1888,
1913 P. M. Claudette Colbert,
Private Worlds" 1888, 3:17,
$3.50, S:41 P. M.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G..
Robinson, Thunder In The
City," II, a. M. l. $40. $40,
7:3O, $40, p. m.
EARLE-Josephine Hutchinson,
George Brent, Mountain JUS
tice," II a. m, 1875, APO, ITO,
10 p. m.
Stage, Roger Pryor and Orches-
ira, 1910, 1925. $40. 9:05, p. m.
CAPITOL--Jean Harlow, Robert
Taylor, Personal Property" II
a. M. lao. 4:25. ITO, 9:15
p. m.
Stage. 12:45. $50, s:15, 1855
p. m.
BELASCO-Hedy Kiesler, &c.
stasy," 1905, 2:06, 4:O7. sos.
500, 10 p. m.
PALACE-Walter Winchell, Alice
Faye, wake Up and Live" II
noon. 2:30. 4;45. ITO. $3.50
p. m.
COLUMBIA-Warner GLAND, Kath.
rine De Mile, Charlie Chan at
the Olympics," 1850, 1855, 1855,
5:45. 7:45. 9:45 p. m.
TRANS-LUX-Continuous shows,
rs minutes. 10 a. m. to IL p. m.
HOWARO-Ann Dvorak, John
Litel, "Midnite Court" 1890,
3, $50, 8, 1920, p. m.
Stage, Noble Sissle, 2, 4:30, Z,
900, p. m.
The Washington times., 1937-05-05

Lovely Harriet Hector has q
pretentiouS ballet interlude to top
off 10 reels that include such well
devised gags as walking the dog,
a line of chorines all masked to
make 20 Gingers Rogers at one
and the same time.
The story, slightly Screwy but
Of sufficient solidity to tie the
dance and vocal numbers together,
revolves about the hectic romance
of Petrov (Astaire), a ballet
dancer extraordinary and
Linda Keene Ginger Rogers, q
musical comedy star.
Petrov, in reality, is Peter P.
Peters, a Philadelphia boy VINO
annexed the fancy handle" when
he became a celebrated toe dancer.
His manager and confused com.
panion on a Paris study trip is
Godfrey Baird edward Everett
Horton.
DANCING NOVELTY
Petrov sights a photograph OF
the lovely Linda and decides to
call all other girls off. He mar
ages a hilarious introduction to
his dream girl . learns that she
is sailing the next day for New
York, and follows her aboard
ship.
There, on the kennel deck, their
romance blooms as they walk their
dogs but Baird gums up the
works by whispering of their secret
marriage. He does this to diScour-
age Lady Harrington CKetti Gal
liam, one of Petrov's persistent
feminine bloodhoundS.
Linda learns of the fake wedding
story and hops a mail plane to New
York, leaving Petrov limp at the
ships rail. She is headed for a
spite marriage with Park Avenue
snob, Montgomery civilian Bris-
bane), and refuses to appear in
any more of Miller's (Jerome
Cowan) productions.
Miller pulls a fast one on the
eve of Linda's marriage and ar
ranges for her to meet Petrov on
the dance floor of his Swank pent-
house theater-night club. Ro-
nance is renewed and then begins
one of the most mixed-up heart at
fairs ever screened. It's a sur
prising finish, so we won't tell all.
Fred AStaire never worked with
greater ease and assurance, lives
up to his reputation as the screens
prize hot foot. Ginger Rogers is a
marvel at following Fred's pace,
has never looked prettier, nor
acted with more bounce and non.
chalance.
You can't go wrong by swinging
your way towards Fifteenth Street,
for this Astaire-Rogers is like its
immediate screen predecessors-18
Karat entertainment.