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Evening star., 1938-02-28
new YORKER OFFERS
JOBLESS AID PLAN
Model, Representing little
Men," to Discuss Program
With Officials.

Saul Model Of New York came to
Washington today to discuss with
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
Draper his plan for requiring small
business men who make expansion
loans from the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. to agree to add to their
pay rolls unemployed employables
now on relief or w. P. A. rolls.
Mr.. Model, who attended the re-
cent conference Of small business
men and was named one Of six sub
chairmen in the installment selling
group, planned also to talk with
George G. Haas of the Central Sta
tistical Board. He is president Of the
Model Radio q Television Co.
Evening star., 1938-02-28
STANTON MURDER
+ TRIAL NEARS END
Eviction Killing Case Is Ex-
pected to Go to Jury
Today.

The murder trial of Donald K. STAN
ton, jr.. which began in District Court
Wednesday, is expected to 60 to the
jury late today. Stanton is accused
of shooting to death Ray E. Childress,
35, tenant in his rooming house at
50 New York avenue NE, October 2,
1896.
Doctors Testify.
The defense rested about noon today
after presenting testimony by two ply
sicians. The first witness, DR.. John
]. Jones, told the jury of IL men that
be treated Stanton for . back injury
some time before the shooting. This
was to substantiate the defense con-
tention that Stanton was unable to
cope physically with Childress, husky
taxicab driver. when Childress alleg-
edly assaulted him with heavy piece
of wood.
The other physician, DR.. J. Rogers
Young of Casualty Hospital, testified
that he treated Stanton four days
after Childress' death for a confusion
to one knee and injury to his ribs.
The defense was attempting to prove
to the Jury that Stanton shot
Childress in an effort to save his own
life.
Fatal Quarrel Over Rent.
A dispute concerning rent for the
basement apartment Childress occu-
pied with his wife and five children
brought about the quarrel.
Childress was shot after he broke
through the door to his own apart
ment which Stanton had nailed shot
in an effort to eject the family.
Representing the defendant are At
torneys James A. O'Shea and John H.
Burnett. The prosecutors are Assist
ant United States Attorneys Charles
B. Murray and William Hitz
Evening star., 1938-02-28
VOTING REGISTRATION

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Feb. 70 (Spe-
ciaD enable qualified residents
of Rockville whose names are not now
on the registration books to enroll for
the local biennial election on May 2,
when Mayor and members of the
Town Council will be chosen, regis
tration officers will sit from am.
until $3.50 pm. on March % and
April in the Rockville Fire Depart
ment Building.
Evening star., 1938-02-28
MACWH|TEFETED
BY CALVERT CLUB
Leaves for Post in Rome
After Long Duty
Here.

Sped onward with the fluctuations
of the American people, Michael Mac
White, for nearly decade the Irish
Minister to the United States, left the
Capital at noon today with Mrs. Mac
White, en- route to his new post at
Rome.
The departure of the popular
diplomatic couple followed a rousing-
and unusual-tribute last night at the
Willard, when some 600 Washing
tonians gathered to bid them farewell.
Secretary of Commerce Roper spoke
the weli-wishes of the administration.
"Mr. Minister" he said. you take
with you from the administration our
unadulterated affection. Nothing is
more needed in the world today,
tormented as 1t Is with fears, than
the beautiful wit anc sentiment Of
the Irish.
Thank you for your services to this
country. and We guarantee to under
write your services to the countries to
which YOU may Co."
MacWhite Responds.
In turn, Minister MacWhite voiced
his appreciation of the courtesies
which have marked his stay here:
Il believe no foreign diplomat has
received more kindness, more SYM
pathetic consideration and deeper evi-
dences Of friendship in America than
I, the representative Of Ireland, have
received in the past nine years." he
said.
The farewell was arranged by the
Calvert Club, composed of Catholic
men from business and professional
circles, and headed by James E. Col
Iflower.
A dinner for the MacWhites pre-
ceded the speaking. and q reception.
THE happy relations and under
standing which exist between our
country and ireland are due, Of course,
to many factors" Mr.. Colliflower said,
but no person has done more to effect
that understanding than Minister
MacWhite."
.Given Testimonial.
On behalf Of the club. the diplomat
was presented with an engrossed testi-
monial, and book that bore the sig
natures Of all those in attendance.
Other speakers who praised the serv-
ices in this country of Minister Mac
White were Senator Francis T. Ma
loney, Democrat, Of Connecticut and
Justice Harold M. Stephens Of the
United States Court Of Appeals, while
letters came from Supreme Court JUS
tices Pierce Butler and Harlan F.
Stone, Secretary Of Agriculture Wal
lace, Attorney General Cummings and
Postmaster General Farley.
The guest list included members OF
the judiciary, Congress, the clergy, and
q number Of Irish societies, and in
keeping with the occasion, George
O'Connor and his Troubadours were
on hand to keep the music at the
proper Gaelic pitch.
The retiring Minister-known In
his homeland as the Gael Of Glandore
first came to this country in 1917
as q member OF the French Foreign
Legion, and then returned as the first
Minister Of the Irish Free State.
The MacWhites will remain in New
York :, for q couple of days, where
friends have planned another tribute.
They sail Wednesday; going first to
Dublin.
Evening star., 1938-02-28
D. c. FENCER WINS

Miss Aida Principe, local artist and
woman's champion Of the Washing
ton Fencers' Club, was victorious in
all her fencing bouts in connection
with the Mardi Gras at New Orleans
last week, according to word received
here today.
Miss Principe was awarded . gold
trophy at the New Orleans Athletic
Club yesterday by the Consul Of
Estonia on the occasion Of that coun-
try's Goth anniversary Of its inde-
pendence. She will be crowned
duchess at the MSdi Gras celebra-
ton tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-02-28
Thomas D. Mott Dies.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2s R.-
Thomas D. Mott, 81, attorney and for
mer Federal district Judge in Puerto
Ssico, died yesterday after . long I'LL
neGa.
Evening star., 1938-02-28

BY the Marine Band at pm. to-
morrow In the auditorium, Marine
Barracks. Capt. Taylor Branson,
leader; William F. santelmann, sec
ond leader.
Evening star., 1938-02-28
BAND CONCERTS.

BY the Army Band, at 6 pm. today
in the Army Band Auditorium; Capt.
Thomas F. Darcy, leader; Karl Hub
ner, assistant leader.
Evening star., 1938-02-28
. ELECTRICIAN BURNED

Carl Warner Touches High-Volt-
age Wire With Hands.
Carl Warner, IS, an electrician, was
burned on the hands and feet today
when he came in contact with high
voltage wire while working at the
substation Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at Second and I streets NE.
Mr.. Warner, who lives at 1717
Trinidad avenue NE, was taken to
Emergency Hospital, where his con-
dition was said to be not serious.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Heffernan
Continued From First Page. }

OF kudos in the same picture, and to
our mind has . much better chance
for stardom because Of his versatility,
while Garefield's definitely a type.
Miss Page was the fourth sister in
-Four Daughters and previously dis
tinguished herself in Crime School"
and The Amazing DR.. Clitterhouse. "
Miss Sheridan has been getting a
strong play lately and shows signs of
collecting quite following.
A T TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX,
flock Of promising youngsters
barge about the starting gate, with
Nancy Kelly favored over all by the
studio fathers. Only II years old,
Nancy first attracted attention as
the ingenue in Susan and God" on
Broadway. Her first Aim role was
In Submarine Patrol" but her tech
nicolor test for the feminine lead in
Jesse James" was 50 attractive that
she was rushed at once into that
super-feature to replace Arleen Whe-
Ian and act opposite the lots prize
package, Tyrone Power. Miss Whelan
shows promise also. Richard Greene,
Phyllis Brooks, Pauline Moore, Jean
Rogers and Joan Valerie are others
touted by the Zanuck Studio.
Paramount's candidates are headed
by Ellen Drew, former candy counter
girl, who, like Arleen Whelan, sprang
to prominence overnight in a whirl-
wind publicity build-up In Sing
You Sinners" Miss Drew came
through like a veteran trouper and
there Is every reason now to look for
her steady advancement. Louise Camp
bell repeatedly scored . fine per.
formance in Men With Wings" an
aerial epic listed by the studio as its
outstanding effort for the year, and
yet to be released. High hopes are
also held for Olympic Bradna. Evelyn
Keyes. Punkins Parker and Robert
Preston.
Lucille Ball is RKO's principal can
didate for stardom. largely because
OF her work in THE Affairs OF Anna
belle" and a fairish bit In the Marx
Brothers comedy, Room Service. !"
Others nominated at the Pan Berman
plant are Donnie Dunnigan. Allan
Lane, Frances Mercer, Ann Miller and
Kay Sutton.
Universal sets great store by Doro-
thea Kent, diminutive blond from
the stage and radio lanes, basing its
enthusiasm on a recent sneak pre-
view OF her work in Youth Takes
q Fling" Nan Grey, Vincent Price.
William Lundigan, Robert Wilcox and
jackie Cooper are other strong Uni
versal bets, with perhaps a pair stand
ing a chance of hitting the top brack-
cts before another year rolls around.
(Copyright. 1898. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Yola D'Avril Signed
For Topper Role.

YoLA D'AvR1L, one-time star of the
silent Aims, and George Humbert,
italian character actor, have been
signed for supporting parts in Hal
Roach's Topper Takes a Trip STAR
ring Constance Bennett. The Aim. a
sequel to last years comedy success,
Topper" is being directed by Nor
man e. Mcleod. The featured play
ers include Roland Young, Billie Burke
and Alan Mowbray.
Like its predecessor. Topper Takes
q Trip" unwinds most of its hilarious
action on the sunny sands of the
French Riviera. The production is
slated for release through United
Artists.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
WOlfert
Continued From First Page.)

son. but he says he has learned lot
about the theater since then. He has
a play about Lord Byron c'Bright
Rebel') scheduled for production this
fall.
LIE IS a tall, burly, ruddy young
man of 80. with a golden mus
ache. He looks like Ernest Heming-
way, only less so. He comes from
Greencastle. Ind. and as boy, he
says, he was patted on the head by
George Ade. That's why I am what
am" Despite his bulging muscles, he
mas led a scholarly existence. first at
the University of Chicago, later at Co.
lumbia University, where he got mas
ter's degree. then year at the Uni
versity of Munich and another one at
the University of Grenoble. France. Il
wound up as an instructor in English
at Williams University. teaching
'Othello' at 9 o'clock in the morning.
Monday morning, too
At present. he reviews books for the
New York Times and lives out in the
country with his family. He says he
has "two and one-half children at
present" meaning there soon will be
three slugging away at that $1,000
check
From the foregoing it may be seen
that no magic cure for the ailing
theater was developed at this conven-
ton. All the boys and girls did was
appoint somebody to hunt up the
money for bed on which the patient
can rest.
It's beginning, however. Perhaps,
when the money is found and theaters
ere built, the American theater can
really get down to a serious attack
upon its Notwithstanding the
Broadway managers who think any
kind of lisping little drama school
company is good enough for the towns
beyond Eighth avenue, and the man
ayers who don't know good play until
somebody else produces it, and the
actors who feel they're too good for
work off Broadway
Certain simple things can be done
tight away. The theater, for its own
Good, ought Immediately to appoint a
committee to inspect and approve every
road company before it buys a single
railroad ticket. And managers should
9gree to charge lower scale for try
out performances.
But they weren't done, so grab your
hat and let's 60 to the movies.
,Copyright, 1898, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Donald MacBride, the latter of the
stage version, and you will see the
Aim At Keith's.
-Four Daughters" which has three
Lane daughters, Priscilla, Rosemary
and Lola, in three title roles, with Gale
Page in the fourth, and which is =
screen version Of Fannie Hurst's Sister
Act" comes to the Earle. In this one
you also will see pair OF lads for
whom Warner Bros has high hopes
jeffrey Lynn and John Garfield.
MY Lucky Star" the new Sonia
Henie picture. is slated for Loew's
Capitol. It has Richard Greene, the
British import Of whom Daryl Zanuck
thinks highly; Joan Davis. Buddy Eb-
sen and six skating spectacles by the
blond Miss Henie.
Secrets of an Actress" presents Kay
Francis as an actress, lets her wear 4
lot Of tony clothes, and comes to the
Metropolitan. The leading man Is
George Brent and the cast includes
Ian Hunter, Gloria Dickson and Penny
Singleton.
MOT ONE, but two, screen favorites
will appear on the stage show
which opens at the Earle Friday. Head
lining the entertainment will be Wayne
Morris, who FIRST attracted attention
for his playing Of the leading role in
kid Galahad" and whom you may see
this week on the Earl screen in Valley
of the Giants"
The other chap from Hollywood will
be Johnnie Davis, the singing
comedian you remember from Varsity
Show" and most recently from Cow
boy From Brooklyn" There will be
Is Roxyettes. too-not from Hollywood
but from Atlantic City. where they
were good enough to spend the whole
season.-H. M.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

ASiAlblC al
Little Miss Broad
way"
Return OF
THE Scarlet
Pimpernel."
Robert Taylor
in
The Crowd Roars."
Paul NUM- and
Bette Davis in
"Bordertown.
Marsaret Sullivan
and James Stewart in
Shopworn Angel"
Jean Harlow
In
"Hell's Angels"
Don Ameche and
Simone Simon in
"Josette."
James Cagney and
Pat O'Brien in
Boy Meets Girl"
Doctor Rhythm"
Victor McLaelen in
The Devils Party"
Joe Penner
in
I'm From the City"
Pat O'Brien and
James Cseney in
Boy Meets Girl"
June Lang and
Dick Baldwin in
One Wild Night"
Lewis Stone
in
The Chaser"
Gary Cooper and
Helen Hayes in
Farewell to Arms"
Gineer Rogers in
"Haviro Wonderful
Time.
Change of Heart"
Jane Withers in
"Rascals.
Murder on Diamond
Row" and "Torchy
Blame in Panama.
Don Ameche and
Arleen Whelan in
Gateway"
Bob Burns and
Dorothy Lamour in
"Tropic Holiday"
Claude Rains and
Fay BANTER in
White Banners"
James Cagney and
Pat O'Brien in
Boy Meets Girl"
Virginia Bruce in
woman Against
Woman"
Robert Young and
Ruth Hussey in Rich
Man. Poor Girl"
Warner Baxter and
Marjorie Weaver in
TN Give a Million"
Evening star., 1938-09-18

so Far, So Good" to be produced by
Courtney Burr, who presented Sailor
Beware" and other successes.
The play, Churchill said, was au-
thored by singer and band leader
Arthur Jarrett. erstwhile husband of
Eleanor Holm. Olympic champion and
screen beauty.
Churchill said he was looking for
ward to return to the legitimate
stage. especially in this role of fuss
budget father of a huge family who
steadfastly prefers to get his regular
relief rather than accept any one of a
multitude of jobs which come his way.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

IlONl1lk AA OAACAS poA0y .
It's against the rules to preview pic
lures, but it will not be violation Of
the rule to tell you that this story OF
the last days Of Robespierre, whatever
else it is. is especially timely. Some
how the British fllm-makers have
managed to inject bit of none-to-
flattering implication of Hitler and
Mussolini into the Characterization OF
the fellow who rose upon the terror
of the French Revolution and II that
is not timely you tell US something
that is.
Many members of the cast Of 1.-The
Return of the Scarlet Pimpernell" have
the same roles they played in the
original "Pimpernel' with Leslie How
ard. The Howard role, however, is
played by Barry Barnes, with Sophie
Stewart in the feminine lead
The weeks second opening is the one
which brings life to the Belasco once
more. this Moonlight Sonata" which
opens Wednesday evening. Moon
light Sonata" is the film which is
notable for having in its cast 1gnace
Paderewski, playing his own "Minuet
in G Major" and number of other
selections from Chopin, Beethoven and
Liszt. Charles Farrell and Marie
Tempest are in the cast.
ERIDAY, the usual opening day, will
bring its quota of new pictures,
too. among them:
Room Service" the Broadway hit
comedy which has been brought to the
screen with Groucho, Harpo and Chico
Marx, somewhat subdued, but still the
mad Marxes, playing three of the lead
ing roles. Others in the daft frivolity
are Lucille Ball, Frank Albertson and
Evening star., 1938-09-18

.aureen O'Sullivan in
The Crowd Roars."
The Shadow"
Robert Taylor in
Three Comrades"
Joe Penner
in
Il m From the City"
Randolph Scott and
Joan Bennett in
The Texans"
Crime School" Kids
in
Little Tough Guy"
Bing Crosby and
Beatrice Lille in
Doctor Rhythm
Gary Cooper and
Helen Hayes in
Farewell to Arms"
Ginger Rogers in
HAVING Wonderful
Time"
This Marriage Busi-
ness and When
Thief Meets Thief"
"G-Men Step In"
Merle Oberon in
Divorce OF Lady K"
Don Ameche and
Arleen Whelan in
Gateway"
Bob Burns and
Dorothy Lamour in
-Tropic Holiday"
wallace Beery and
Maureen O'Sullivan in
Port Of Seven Seas.
Robert Taylor and
Maureen O'Sullivan in
The Crowd Roars.
Virginia Bruce in
Woman Against
Woman"
Robert Young and
Ruth Hussey in "Rich
Man. Poor Girl"
wallace Beery and
.aureen O'Sullivan in
Port of Seven Seas.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
BY The Associated Press,
HOLLYWOOD.

BY thc Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
n VOW that Punkins Parker has
nj been graduated from dancer
" to actress, she can't be called
Punkins any more.
Hereafter, her new movie contract
formally states. she will be known
in all advertising, publicity and 9TH
er billing" as Mary Parker.
Punkins-er, Mary-came here from
her home town of Fort Worth, Tex,
after dancing in Billy Roses centen-
NAL show. with her hazel eyes on
the movies. She was dancing in a
stage show here when. inevitably,
scout was attracted by her shapely
5 feet 2 inches and her very blond
hair.
Shes been in three pictures and
now she's working in 'St. Louis
Blues
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Stage Role Is Next
For Mr.. Churchill.

As SOON as he gets through a
clustering, domineering and plu-
tocratic role in Samuel GoldTyn's
THE Lady and the Cowboy" Burton
Churchill will leave for Broadway to
be a w. P. A. "chiseler."
This part, similar to the role OF the
deacon in Alias the Deacon" which
Churchill created. is in a play entitled
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Joe Fennet
in
I'm From the City"
Claude Rains and
Fay Banter in
White Banners"
Andrea Leeds. Adolphe
Menjou. in Letter OF
Introduction"
Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone in Love
Finds Andy Hardy
Love on a BUDGET"
Ritz Brothers in Ken
tucky Moonshine
Don Ameche and
Arleen Whelan in
Gateway"
- - -
Martha Raye and
Bob Hope in
Give Me a Sailor"
Dick Powell and Pat
OBrien in Cowboy
From Brooklyn."
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
way"
Robert Taylor and
Maureen o'Sullivan in
The Crowd Roars."
Edgar BERGEN. Char
lie Mccarthy. Let
ter of Introduction. ."
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in Love
Finds Andy Hardy"
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
way"
Evening star., 1938-09-18
SATURDAY

Law Of the Under
world" and outlaws
Of Sonora"
Gary Cooper and
Helen Hayes in
Farewell. to Arms"
"Youny Fusitives"
and I'm From the
City"
Call Of the Rockies"
and "Penrod's Double
Trouble"
George O'Brien
in
Gun Law"
Louis Hayward
in
Saint in New York"
CITY Streets"
Dick Powell in Cow
boy From Brooklyn"
Crime Ring"
and
Three Blind Mice"
''reud Maker" and
Come On. Leather
necks."
Jane Withers
in
Keep Smiling"
Painted Trail"
Harold Lloyd in
Professor Beware"
.'Stowaway" and
Hollywood Round-
up"
Robert Taylor and
Maureen O'Sullivan in
THE Crowd Roars."
Melvyn Douglas and
Florence Rice in
Past Company"
Harold Lloyd
in
Professor Beware"
Bill Boyd
Heart OF Arizona
Making the Head
lines and Call of
the Rockies
Ginger Rogers in
Having Wonderful
Time"
Port Of Seven Seas"
Fred MacMurray in
"Cocoanut Grove"
wives Under Sus-
picion" and IN Give
a Million"
West of Cheyenne"
Don Ameche in
Gateway"
Were Going to Be
Rich" and West Of
Cheyenne"
Roaring Six Guns"
and Tenth Avenue
Kid"
Return of
The Scarlet
Plmpernel. "
"Booloo."
Jack Luden in
"Stagecoach Days"
Squadron of Honor"
Charles Starrett in
West Of cheyenne"
Were Going to Be
Rich" and
Mr.. Chump."
Jean Harlow
in
"Hell's Angels"
Go Chase Yourself"
Richard Dix in
Blind Alibi."
Martha Raye and
Bob Hope in
Give Me a Sailor"
Highway Patrol"
and "Hawsiia
Buckaroo."
Jane Withers
in
Keep Smiling"
Pat O'Brien and
James Caeney in
Boy Meets Girl"
Loretta Young and
Joel McCrea in
Three Blind Mice"
Lone Wolf in Paris"
and
Overland Express"
Don Ameche and
Arleen Whelan in
Gateway"
Harold Lloyd
in
Professor Beware"
Mr.. Moto's Gamble"
and Roundup Time
in Texas"
Jackie Cooper in
Treasure Island"
Rose Of Rio Grande. +"
Robert Young and
Ruth Hussey in Rich
Man. Poor Girl.
"Reformatory."
Wayne Morris in Men
Are Such Fools"
sKay Francis
in
my Bill"
Jane Withers
in
Keep Smiling"
Robert Young and
Lew Ayres in Rich
Man. Poor Girl"
Martha Rave and
Bob Hope in
Give Me a Sailor"
Ruby Keeler ard Anne
Shirley in Mot her
Evening star., 1938-09-18
There's No More Punkins

But despite the cbntractual injunc.
ton, folks still call her Punkins. And,
sometimes, Some Punkins." You
can't blame them.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
TUESDAY

Dorothy Lamour ana
Ray MillAnd in
nHer .Iun4lA Y.nve -
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Looks Like a Busy Season
On the Local Film Mart
Little Has First Run, Belasco
Is Set to Open and Some
Hits Are on the Way.

APPEARS though the cinema season really beennns IN earnest
of Among the
sticks
once Belasco
The opening is
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Return of
THE Scarlet
Pimpernel."
Robert Taylor
In
The Crowd Roars."
"Penrod's Double
Trouble"
6tage--Amateurs.
Margaret Sullivan
and James Stewart In
'Shopworn Angel"
Jean Harlow
"Hell's Angels"
Go Chase Yourself"
Richard Dix in
Blind Alibi."
James Cagney and
Pat O'Brien in
Boy Meets Girl"
Doctor Rhythm"
Victor McLaglen in
The Devils Party
Jane Withers
in
Keep Smiling"
Pat O'Brien and
James Cagney in
Boy Meets Girl"
Buck Jones
in
"Headin' East"
Joan Blondell. Mel
vyn Douglas. There's
Always a Woman"
Crime School" Kids
Little Tough Guy"
Dick Powell and Pat
O'Brien in Cowboy
From Brooklyn"
Change OF Heart"
Jane Withers in
"Rascals.'
Jackie Cooper in
Treasure Island"
Rose OF Rio Grande. "
Robert Young and
Ruth Hussey in Rich
Man. Poor Girl"
Bob Burns and
Dorothy Lamour in
Tropic Holiday"
Claude Rains and
Fay BANTER in
White Banners"
James CaRney and
Pat O'Brien in
Boy Meets Girl"
Charles Boyer
in
"Mayerline."
Martha Rave and
Bob Hope in
Give Me a Sailor"
Warner Baxter and
Marjorie Weaver In
"1ll Give a Million"
Evening star., 1938-09-18

ma auretu - sullivan IN
The Crowd Roars."
The Shadow"
Robert Taylor in
Three Comrades"
Mickey Rooney
in
"Family Affair"
Randolph Scott and
Joan Bennett in
The Texans"
Crime School" Kids
in
Little Tough Guy"
Bine Crosby and
Beatrice Lille in
Doctor Rhythm"
Andrea Leeds. Adolphe
Menjou. In Letter OF
Introduction.
Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone in Love
Finds Andy Hardy"
This Marriage Busi-
ness and When
Thief Meets Thief"
"G-Men Step In"
Merle Oberon in
Divorce Of Lady x"
Martha Raye and
Bob Hope in
Give Me a Sailor"
Prison Break"
Kay Francis in
My Bill"
Wallace Beery and
Maureen O'Sullivan in
Port OF Seven Seas"
Robert Taylor and
Maureen O'Sullivan in
The Crowd Roars."
Edgar Bergen. Char
lie Mccarthy. Let
ter of Introduction"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in Love
Finds Andy Hardy"
Wallace Beery and
Maureen OSullivan in
Port of Seven Seas"