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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-02-17
Public Sale

2k miles south of Poolesville, on
farm known as the old Fyffe prop
erty.
Thursday, March 10, 1888
10 A. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-02-17
j Saturday. the 18th day Of
=. March. 1888

at the hour of Ten O'Clock A. M.
Terms of Sale-4CASH. ~
&C. EDINGTON BELL, Y
Sheriff for Montgomery County, Md.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
By Razz Brown

Sortie's Star and Chief Onaway
two horses handled by colored
trainers, were the medium OF bet
ting coups recently. S. T. Mapp
and G. II. Miller are the two train
ers respectively.
White Hot owned by F. Webb.
colored gent OF New York. has gone
stale and is seriously in need OF a
long rest. We will pick this boss
up next spring up Boston way.
Well, the curtain has rung down
in the Eastern tracks. especially
New York. So on to Pimlico. Md,
and Pawtucket, r. /. These tracks
will vie for the spotlight in turf
dom.
But let me get a word In this
column for Allegro. the c. T. Fish
er colt. ] think he will win the
Kentucky Jockey Stake on Novem-
Der 5. This colt is much better
than rated. Now this important
stake has a bearing on the Ken
lucky Derby. In 1880 this race
found Twenty-Grand and Equipoise
locked at the finish. the former
winning by a short nose. Time
1886 flat. What a race It was.
Smart Crack, undefeated until
the filly Cienca took her measure
in a photo finish, Is we'll worth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
Chatter Of HOOfs
1t lUas a Big Upset

what the Morgan Bros. gave for
her. She will 90 on to greater
things.
This has been a great year for
fillies, and boys, Jacola Is about as
sweet three-year-old filly as any
man would wish to have. She can
run fast and far on any kind OF
track.
How good Is colt named Zalapa
Clown? After one figures out the
threeiyear-old colt situation. Bull
Lea stands very high on figures
and consistency lie has been right
there in most Of the big events.
What has Trainer Specs Runnels
done to the colt. So-Sport? He can
not outrun fat man. Sunegret
is a mighty consistent colt. always
knocking at the door.
Clyde Trout. trainer for Mrs.
J. ID. Hertz has severed connec-
tions, and / thought he would make
the grade as a big-time trainer.
Probably the job was too big for
him; he was gyp trainer to start
with.
The Bye Bye VIII ringing case
has reached the higher courts, and
from the way sum 1t up. the Mary
land officials did not know who
Bye Bye Will is, or really was.
Irene's Bob. although old enough
10 vote. is still able to win races.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
GREAT LAKES
OPENS SEASON
Meets Former Players
OF u of D Team

Detroit's latest entry in the bas-
ketball field will make It's debut
to the public Thanksgiving Day
night when the Great Lakes five
meets an all-star group of former
University OF Detroit court play
ers. The game will be played at
Forest club, Forest avenue and
Hastings street.
Larry Bleach, former captain OF
the University OF Detroit basket
ball team, will play one OF the
guard positions and coach the team.
The quintet has been In training
for the past two weeks.
That Bleach is going in for the
building OF strong team is indi-
Gated in the players who will sur
round him during the current sea-
son.
Two players who are new to
basketball fans in Detroit, will be
included In the lineup. vern Smith,
205-pounder who towers feet 4
Inches, Is a strong candidate for
the center position. Smith comes
from Buffalo and has been show
Ing well in practice.
Noval Clark. former Morehouse
college player. has been speeding
his 1875 pounds over the floor with
the agility OF middleweight. He
stands 6 feet inches, and Is seek
ing a forward berth. Another 1885,
FOUNDER who ranges above six feet
Is Jim Country Davis. former all
city high school forward. Davis was
with the Harlem Globe Trotters
for a short period last year. lie
captained and played forward for
the Brown Bombers in 1886. Dav-
Is is recognized as one OF the best
players ever developed in Detroit.
Jimmy Haynes. the speed demon
OF the squad, Is a product Of the
local basketball teams. Weighing
In the neighborhood OF 100 pounds.
Haynes is clever ball handler and
deadly shot. He was with Har-
lem Globe Trotters last year.
John (Jumping) Brown, funniest
man In basketball and formerly a
member OF the Harlem Globe Trot-
ters, and Ennis Stafford, former
Brown Bomber, are other members
Of the Great Lakes team.
Coach Bleach said that the Uni
versity OF Detroit players would be
some OF the members OF the team
of which he was captain two years
ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
| Marty Simmons
| And Dave Clark
| Meet In Sa ginaw

After watching Dave Clark score
technical knockout over George
Sutka In seven rounds In Arena
Gardens last Tuesday evening.
Marty Simmons. Saginaw's pride, Is
convinced that he will not make the
mistake OF a previous bout with
Clark.
So convincing was Marty IN HIS
argument about seeing the flaw IN
Clark's defense that promoters IN
simmons home town have arrang
ed a match between Marty and
Clark to be staged there November
10. Simmons lost decision to Dave
Ia olympia this spring At that time
he was unable TO land an effective
blow through the bout.
According 10 accounts. Sutka has
decided to put his gloves on the
shelf and seek other means OF earn
ing a livelihood. And this is as Il
should be. Another beating like the
one given him by Clark and Sutka
Will be ready for the boys at Eloise.
In winning from George Brunette
last Tuesday night, Milton Shivers
looked better than he has in any OF
his fights during the past months
While he didn't stop the shifty
Brunette, he evidenced greater hit
ting power than he has shown In
a number OF bouts.
According 10 reports. Howell
King. shifty little welterfeight. has
deserted the stable OF DR.. s. II. c.
Owens and will. In the future, be
guided by group OF white manag-
ers.
King arrived at maturity last
month. but Or. Owens did not sign
him to a contract. telling Howell
that he should think the matter
over before putting his name on the
dotted line.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05

thru
the sport sleirrOr.

When he defeated AL Gamer I'm
New Haven last Friday night, John
Henry Lewis eliminated one OF the
most serious contenders for the
light heavyweight crown now sit
ting rakishly on the head OF the
Arizona scrapper. Records show
that this is the second time that
Lewis has turned back the cham
pionship aspirations Of the New
Haven battler.
Whereas fasteners are demand
ing that Lewis defend his title a.
gainst the doughty Tiger Jack Fox.
battler OF tremendous capacity
and accomplishment, sport follow
ers In the m!ddlewest are request
Ing match for one OF their own
residents. They are referring TO
Dave Clark. the Ghost OF ST. An
tome street.
On two occasions Lewis has In
dictated his superiority over the
rough and tough Mr.. Fox: and this
warrants merit to the champion
as he had TO exercise all OF his
ring craft to thwart the efforts OF
the rugged chap from the West
Coast. Thus two OF his formid-
able foes have been eliminated
through the process OF the clever
fists OF the champion.
In view OF Clark's remarkable
climb in the past twelve months,
II would seem that he's the most
logical contender for the light
heavyweight crown. Not only has
Clark been waging successful
battle against competent men OF
his division, but he has entered the
arena OF the heavyweights on
several occasions and emerged
with his record untainted.
There are many who express the
firm belief that Clark will whip
Lewis in a championship battle.
They contend that Clark is a much
better boxer than the champion,
and that in a ten-round bout the
Ghost of st. Antoine Street would
earn the decision. | belong to that
tribe.
John W. Roxborough. co-manager
OF Clark, stated several weeks ago
that he was ready and willing
in fact. very anxious--to post a
wager OF $4,000 that Clark could
lift the crown from Lewis head.
To date no answer has come forth
from the Lewis camp.
...sss.*s
What happened to Roscoe Toles
in his bout with Willie Reddish in
Philadelphia last week? That's the
question on the lips OF every fight
/ fan in the Motor City.
Fresh from his victory over Jim
my Adamick. Midland Mauler In
Olympia stadium three weeks be-
fore, Toles entered the ring big
favorlte over his Philadelphia OPP
ponent. The betting boys were
not giving Reddish much OF a
chance against the Detroit heavy
weight.
Accounts In Philadelphia papers
! leave no room for any doubt about
the decision OF the judges. Red
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05

dish won the decision by a wide
margin. and on at least one occa-
sion. had Toles In distress.
Philadelphia writer's seem 10
think that Toles was not in the
best OF condition. They point out
that he tired In the last three
rounds OF the bout.
A return match between Roscoe
and Reddish would be a good card
for Detroit promoter. II such a
bout Is arranged. I will string a.
long with Toles. Notwithstanding
his defeat by Reddish In the Phila-
delphia bout last week.
sssssssss
With the basketball situation
threading in between the activities
OF the gridiron. managers OF the
local court fives may be interest
ed to know that the Log Cabin five
In Cleveland Is anxious to schedule
game with the Brown Bombers,
that Is, providing the Brown Bomb
ers are active.
Irving Franklin, 1852 East Goth
street. Cleveland. Is manager OF
the Log Cabin quintet. The Log
Cabin five will open the season
Thanksgiving Day against Jesse
Owens Olympians.
And, incidentally, Franklin is al
so anxious 10 schedule some OF
his fighters-yes. he has a stable
OF battlers-againet some OF the
bone-crushers throughout the coun-
try. Right now he has under his
wing Tiger Brown. middleweight:
Ernie Young, heavyweight: Tom
my Taylor, lightweight: Jack
Gaines, welterweight; Tony Fagro,
middleweight; and Sunny Jim Nc
Vey, veteran heavyweight.
Franklin Is promoting shows at
the 372nd Armory every two-weeks.
This information comes from Ted
Yates, who is beating the drums
OF publicity for Franklin. Perhaps
this Is the direct result OF Yates
recent venture into the field OF
matrimony. Marriage will make
that way.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
Congressman O'Brien
Has Fine Record

Congressman George d. O'BrIen.
who Is seeking reelection from
the 18th Congressional district on
the Democratic ticket. has assisted
In putting through many bills bene-
fetal to the masses. including col
ored citizens. 1t was through his un-
firing efforts that the Brewster
Housing project was finally COM
pleted and George Isabel appointed
manager. He has received much
commentator for his achievement.
including a strong letter OF praise
from Rev. w. II. Peck, pastor of
Bethel AME church.
Congressman O'Brien supported
every effort OF the NAACP in its
anti-lynching fight In Congress.
and pledges continued cooperation
In this direction.
Colored voters are asked to help
return Congressman o'Brien to Of
flee on November 8. (Adv.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05

IAINES Derhom was born in Philadelphia over dec
> ode before the American Revolution Still Just
young lad, he was purchased by physician for whom
he soon began to perform minor duties in a medical
capacity. BoreIy had he reached manhood when he
was again sodfhis time TO another physician in New
Orleans. Here again he served as on assistant and be-
gan laying foundation in medicine Besides English
he become proficient in French and Spanish and ind-
cofed high skill as physician His education and med
ico proficiency enabled him to win his freedom Upon
doing so he began practice in New Orleans. He be-
came so highly regarded ihof he soon had proc
iice paying him over $4,000 year, which would be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
WINNERS Will
BE- PICKED AS.
CLUB.
Boxers Will Oppose
Memphis And Chi
Teams Soon

Auy fighter who has aspirations
4 become member OF the Brew
tor Center Boxing team, must
Iroye his worth with his fists. de-
Jared Alter (Kid) Ellis, coach OF
HE team.
This opportunity. according to
hills. will come this Friday night
khen the first boxing program OF
he fall season Is held by the box
|ng club OF Brewster Center. Ten
Sou,s are scheduled for the card.
The winners of these bouts will
i selected as the team which will
y sent to Memphis, Chicago,
leyeland. Buffalo. and Akron.
later In the season to represent
Detroit.
In the 112- pound division James
Palmer. runner-up in the CYO
tournament last year, will meet
bennie william, 1897 Golden Glove
oylce champion. Emmett Grier.
!, meets Elliot Eser, 16, In the lis
hound division. Grier was a mem
er OF the Detroit AAU team which
Eas sent to Boston last winter.
Howard Wilson. IS, meets Ma
haniel Crosley. Is, In the 1876
bound title. Jesse (Killer) Burke,
ne OF the most colorful fighters
the amateur circles, meets Her
ie Gore, In the welterwight divi-
ion. Another bout will pit
Harold Smith. IS against AL
lark. Is. brother OF Dave Clark.
lmIth was 1887 Golden Glove nov
Re champion. and Clark was run
erup in three tournaments last
lear,
George owens. IS, faces Nelson
(auders. 20, in the 160-pound class.
owens went 10 the quarterfinals OF
he 1887 Golden Gloves. Odell
RIley. IS. 1887 semi-finalist In the
l1-pound class. meets George
apeton. 81, and Eddie Taylor.
ss7 novice light heavyweight rin-
srup. faces Joe Murdoch. 1887 o.
zen Golden Glove runnerup. Tay-
pr Is 10 and Murdoch 81.
Howard Williams, whom Ellis
ticks as his choice selection for
be coming, amateur bouts Of the
|esr. will A featured In another
Mont
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
Joe Louis Sued

LOS ANGELES-(ANP)-- Alleg-
ing breach OF contract, Fred Sem
mers Of this city last week filed
suit for $500 against heavyweight
champion Joe Louis. Semmers
claims he was due the amount for
acting as backing and publicity a.
gent for Louis Brown Bombers
team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
AMERICAS FIRST RECOGNIZED
NEGRO PHYSICIAN
.DA. famed Deaha.n
(BORN l762- DIED 1912
CORN 1852 DIED 1912

easily equivalent 10 $4,000 or $4,000 year today
Dr. Benomin Rush. one Of the Leading white physicians
Of his time said: g" have conversed with him upon most
Of The acute and epidemic diseases Of The country
where he lives and was pleased TO find him perfectly
acquainted with the modern mode Of practice in these
diseases. | expected 10 have suggested some new
medicines TO him but he suggested many more to me.
Dr. James Derhoms career is interesting example Of
The truth Of the old soying-"Merit will win out. He
succeeded under the most adverse conditions moen-
able and established his name os one Of the truly out
sfondne in Negro history.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
Killed At Football

ST. LOUIS CAMP --Lonnie
'hapman. 20, died Saturday night
1 Homer G. Phillips hospital OF
INJURIES suffered October 16 when
. was playing sandlot football. 1t
las reported that In the game, he
Kissed tackle and fell on his
cad. suffering a fractured skull
nd neck.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05

Two straight races Is what Bob
did recently, and his odds are al
ways short. To impound a runner
up in some OF the juvenile stake
is somewhat like his illustrous
sire, sunbeau-always looking at
the door..
Here are two specials for PIN
leo: Audley Girl and Clocks....
49,. Razzy. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
CRAIG MAKES
z TOUCHDOWNS
AGAINST WAYNE
Bernard Jefferson's
Touchdown Beats
Minnesota

Dick Craig right halfback for The
University o. Toledo. proved one
OF the sharp points IN the defeat OF
Wayne University Saturday after
noon at Keyworth stadium. Craig
made two Of the seven touchdowns
made by the Rockets.
in the first ten minutes OF play
Craig raced around the left end for
p yards to score touchdown. His
,eammate. Bill Beach. white, had
scored previously.
on craig's second efforts he
romped Al yards to tally another
touchdown in the third period
s@**.%*
In the defeat OF Minnesota by
Northwestern at Evanston Satur-
day afternoon. two colored boys
PLAYED important parts. Bernard
Jefferson, right halfbatk for North
wesern, tailed touchdown, the
only one Of the game. to give his
school the deciding points. Jeffer-
son cut through tackle for eight
yards. pulling couple OF Minne-
alta tacklers across the goal line
with him.
Horace Rell left guard for
Minnesota. booted 24-yard field
goal in the second period 10 give
Monnesota ihree-point lead.
which was enjoyed until Jefferson
made his touchdown in the fourth
period
ssss.ssss
wlmeth sidat- Singh. brilliant
In his offensive play with SYRIA
cuse university since the beginning
OF the season, was bottled up by
Penn State as the Nittany Lions
trounced Syracuse 1876.
Evening star., 1938-02-16
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Natienai-"Julius Caesar" Shake
speare streamlined: 3:45 and S:45
pm.
Earie-"swing Your Lady" hillbilly
comedy stage success, comes to the
screen: II am, l:40, 4:20, TAO and
10 pm. Stage shows: 12:40, 3:25,
$40 and SOS pm.
CapitsH"Of Human Hearts," of
valiant women and bold men, 1890
am. las. 4:2o, tbs and 1910 pm.
Stage shows: 1l:lS am, l:5o, 4:25, Z
and S:aS pm.
Metropolitan True Confession, I"
In which Miss Lombard Is little liar: :
II am. los, Sis, 5:2S, 7:35 and
0:4S pm.
Cslumbia-"Mannequin," Crawford
and Tracy teamed In q story of love
that prospered after Mr.. Tracy didn't:
ll:26 am. l:30. 3:35, 5:35, TAO and
s:45 pm.
Palsce-"The Buccareer," Fredric
March stars in the story of q pirate
who helped to save the Nation: ll:l5
am, 1:50. 4:25. 7 and s:35 pm.
Keith's-"Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs," Aim history's greatest
sensation-thats all: $50, ll:l6 am;
1:02, 2:4S, 4:34, $40, SOC and 9:52
p.m.s
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Con-
tinuous from 10 am. to midnight.
Littie-"Anairs of Cellini,' another
hit of . few years back is revived:
ll:20 am. los. 2:50, 4:30, 6:15, 8
and $40 pm.
Ambassador -" "Man-Proof," Miss
Evening star., 1938-02-16
Nuremberg Stove"
Children's Next.

THE EMBERG STOVE"
Ouida's still popular classic. is the
next play the Childrens Theater of
New York will bring to the National
Theater. 1t will be seen here for only
one performance on Saturday morn
ing, March ~.
The love of q boy for a beautiful
old porcelain stove, made by the great
artist. Hirshvogel, which graced his
homely cottage until times became so
hard his father was forced to sell It.,
has struck q sympathetic chord in old
and young ever since publication Of
the story early in the last century.
Reservations for this play. as well as
for the Anal play in the Children's
Theater series. an Indian story, THE
Captive Maid of Old Carlisle" should
be made now at the ONCE of the Chill
dren's Theater of New York, 1894 F.
street NV. Tickets for The Nurem-
berg Stove" are also available now at
the box ofice of the National Theater.
Evening star., 1938-02-16
Kay Francis Voice Rated
TOPS as Thrill Maker
Eight Male Film Players Say So
Which Must Make 1t True.
Miss SWarthOut Chosen.
Rx LAY CARMODY.

ss KAY FRANCIS the HOLLYWOOD actress with the highest thrill
M willing
w Judgment voiced confidence
Evening star., 1938-02-16

intelligence that she is going back to
curls in her next picture. Her fans
waxed pretty furious toward Daryl
Zanuck for the whim which made him
straishten out her locks In her last
picture. Things look happier once
more now that Mr.. zanuck has heard
and needed the voice of the Republic.
4 X
HoLLYwooD has ducked' backed
up, turned around, and run for
cover. 1t is not going to let The
River" be judged for award among
the best short Aims Of 1898 In the
voting of the Academy of Motion Pic
ture Arts and Sciences. Which means,
in effect. that the industry simply has
decided to pick the second best short
fllm and let it 60 at that.
tk 4
IVES. MY DARLING DAUGHTER"
which is coming here is not
coming As quickly as you might think,
or hope. Its Boston run is running
over the original time and the pro-
ducers have decided that's just dandy.
. Miss Phyllis Perlman, who Off
cially is Mrs. Theron Bamberger. down
here to introduce Il Am My YOUTH"
informed us about Yes, My Darling
Daughter" "Yank At Oxford"
Robert Taylor's English-made film
which comes Friday to the Palace. was
screened yesterday. 1t shows
Taylor as a strenuously athletic young
man. You cannot tell from the
picture. but it was cold In November
when it was being made, definitely
not the weather for young men to be
running around in track trunks and
Singlets. 1t was an experience
Bob did not need to write down in his
diary to make sure he would not forget
1t. Two Boohs in q Million"
starring Charlie Mccarthy. will be
the featured short on Trans-Lux's
next program
From James Waldo Fawcett we
learn, and pass on to you:
Tom Powers is something more
than good actor. 1t happens that
he is q remarkable personality in his
own right. His friends know him as
a scholar, a keen reader of the best
in literature, an enthusiastic traveller
altogether, the kind of man who
finds life fascinating.
Mr.. Powers still is young, but his
experience dates back to the "old
days" of the theater With James
Morrison and others, he was a member
OF the onoe-famoW Vitagraph stock
company and played in movies which
are not yet forgotten.
His half sister, Elise Porter was
well known on the New York stage a
decade ago under the name Elise Bart
lett. She was the wife Of Joseph
Schildkraut, jr.. later the wife of
Horace B. Liveright of the publishing
firm OF Boni & Liveright, Inc.
"A brother was accidentally killed
in . little town in Texas, when a mad
man ran wild with a pistol in q hotel
lobby"
Immediately upon the conclusion of
his four-day run in George and
Margaret" at the Civic Theater. Har-
ry Macarthur will bury himself for
two weeks in the wilds of Ohio, giving
himself and every one else a chance
to forget. IT, of course. forgetting is
necessary. a thing that will not be
known until tonight when the play
opens. Known positively, that Is!
Evening star., 1938-02-16
Future Is Insured.
Bv Victor Moore.

ONE sure way Of insuring the the.
atrical future of the family has
been worked out by Victor Moore,
R-K-O Radio comedian, currently ap-
pearing with Bob Burns, Jack Oakie
and Kenny Baker in Radio City
Revels." When the droll comedian ac-
cepted his contract with the studio
he insisted that an agreement be pro-
vided giving his daughter Ora chance
to gain training in the studio histrionic
school.
Having recently reached 10 years Of
age. Miss Moore felt she had spent
enough time in Eastern stock COM
Evening star., 1938-02-16
1890. 3. $50. 3 and 1890 pm. Stage
shows: 1:50, 4:20, $50 and $40 pm.
Demonstration
Glass Fridav

A DEMONSTRATION class in Dali
croze Eurhythmics Is scheduled
for 4:30 O'Clock Friday in the fourth
noor assembly. Any one interested u
Invited to attend this hour.
Evening star., 1938-02-16
Junior Film Show
Is Rose Marie" F."

THE Junior Cinema Guild will offer
Rose Marie" with jeanette Mac
Donald and Nelson Eddy, at the Rialto
Theater Saturday morning at 1890
O'Clock. preceded by a brief program
OF comedy shorts and entertainment
by the Georgetown Children's Home.
Tickets for Rose Marie" are on
sale now at the Junior Cinema Guild
office. 1884 F street NV, and will
be available at the Rialto Theater
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-02-16

10y discovers that she Is not: e:l5. 3
and $50 pm.
Cslvert-"You're Sweetheart" !"
Alice Faye sings and George Murphy
dances: 2, 4, $50, 7:45 and s:45 pm.
Penn-"The Hurricane: 2, a:55.
$50, 7:46 and o:40 pm
Sheridan-"Man-Proof," /, 2:45,
4:30, 6:15, 8 and 9:45 pm.
TivolH"The Hurricane: 7:30, $50.
7:l0. and 9:35 pm.
Uptown-"A Damsel in Distress y
Mr.. Astaire dances. as do Burns and
Allen: 2, 3:55, $50, 7:50 and $50
pm.
Howard-"Life Begins With Love-"
Jean Parker and Douglas Montgomery
are the people who sponsor the view:
Evening star., 1938-02-16

film work, Paramount executives are
highly desirous Of procuring an animal
with such . contented and docile dis
position that he will not get upset
when the actress starts throwing him
around.
the bullfghter, and as the comedienne