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Evening star., 1938-09-04

Nathan, whose mother pats his head
fondly as she relates it was a desire
for nice, straight teeth" that took him
behind studio gates.
Teeth Strengthening costs a lot of
money" said Mrs. Nathan, "and we
just didn't have it. So IrWyn hit on
the idea of getting into pictures. He
has had several good parts and his
teeth are completely paid for. The
money he new makes goes into a saw
ings account for a college education" ="
7 TITLE IRWIN, himself, however,
inst so sure about that college
course He wants to be an aviator, the
sooner the better
Completely absorbed in sock -darning
was Mrs. Leonard Koehler. Many
years ago, she was a we'll known char
acter woman herself.
Leonard. jr., loves it, just as I did,, -
she said. But just recently he's be-
come an aviation bug If he doesn't
grow up to be crack pilot, he's sure
his life will be wasted"
L wish they'd never invented
planes" chimed in Mrs. Floyd Sins
baugh. My Bobby wants to be an
aviator now, too. 1t frightens me.
And he is such a good looking young
ster.'
Mrs Sinsbaugh's Bobby was at that
moment engaged in putting the finish
ing touches to model plane.
Nope" he muttered, Il don't want
to be in the movies. They're the bunk
I'm going to be plane designer
Mrs. w E. Smith of Pasadena, was
certain her young Billy would continue
with his career even though at that
very moment he was perusing an aero
nautical manual
There are dozens of others with SIM
liar stories.
And so the 'avocation movie mother"
marches on. In her heart. she is con-
WINGED that the tike who tugs at her
hand is destined to be future Robert
Taylor.
But the kid himself is looking up in
the skies.
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Newspape per Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Artie Shaw Appears
On S. S. Potomac.
Season Ends.

THE S. S. Potomac ends its season
Of moonlight dance cruises down
the Potomac by bringing to town one
Of the top-notch attractions of the
summer for tonight's two jaunts. Artie
Shaw and his orchestra, favorites with
the swing fans, the ''jitterbugs," the
"Alligators," will play for dancing on
two cruises, one at $50 pm. the
other at 1890 am. Billie Holiday,
one of the nations top songstresses,
will be the featured entertainer. Other
business of the S. S. Potomac includes
cruises to Colonial Beach at 9 am.
today and tomorrow, and tomorrow's
moonlight, with music by Bernie
Jarboe and his Night Hawks.
Glen Echo Park, meanwhile. thinks
not OF closing the season on Labor Day
as usual, but stays open all this week.
Special attraction will be the return
Tuesday night, to play for the balance
OF the season, of Little Joe Hart and
his orchestra. the lads who made such
a hit when they opened the Spanish
Garden Ball Room early in the summer.
Major event tomorrow at Seaside
Amusement Park, at Chesapeake
Beach. will be the selection and crown
ing Of Miss Seaside of 1898, a repe-
titlon of an annual event which has
long been a highlight at Seaside.
Entrants will be the girls who have
been adjudged winners of the weekly
contests held each Saturday night
all season.
The Wilson Lines City of Wash
lngton prepares to wind up its sue
ceSSful season of toting dancers and
Evening star., 1938-09-04

touches given the show bv the new
conner from England. Early next
morning M-G-M put its legal blood
hounds on Morley's trail. But he
had left Hollywood, had even sailed
foc England-and no one even knew it,!
nUE back in New York almost any
day now to go into a Broadway
presentation of oscar Wilde" Morley
will find agents representing all the
leading studios at the dock. waving
fat contracts in his face. but still
M-G-M Is hopeful of retrieving him.
If priority rights mean anything
he'll be right back with U.s." said an
executive. But there was more Of
hope than conviction in his voice.
This writer happened to be on the
M-G-M lot the first day Morley re-
ported for duty. He had just re-
turned from his first conference with
Stromberg and he stood hesitatingly
in the doorway of the publicity de-
partment.
figure, suggesting nothing of the
actor you see on the screen logged
out in white wig and knee breeches
and giving such a masterful emo-
tional study His clothes hung loose
ly from a siX-foot, corpulent frame
and they were utterly without shape
or distinction. His face was gener-
ously proportioned, featured by sew
eral chins (as you'll note in the pic
ture), fat cheeks. a sensitive mouth,
ample nose and innocent, questioning
eyes.
His face was mask-like until he
spoke, then it became alive and sur
prisingly expressive.
Il am Robert Morley" he said with
the air of man giving himself up
to the police. Il was told to report
here"
1t is difficult to diagnose the off,
screen personality of Morley. His
appearance is deceptive. He seems
neither young. nor old, but beneath
the shyness lives a remarkable talent
Tor actlng-pantomime in particular
a pungent mind and a keen sense of
hun'or. Not since Laughton thun-
dered into the film fans conscious
ness IN Nero has such a fellow
turned up in our shadows shopping
lives
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Eewspa per Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1938-09-04
WOlfert
Continued From First Paze)

institution. Chief among them is the
fact that, according to Variety. 140
new plays were tried out between May
and the end of this week and that
among the producers trying out plays
were such established folk as Brock
Pemberton. Aldrich g. Myers, the
Theater Guild. the Shuberts and
Dwight Deere Wiman.
THERE are still producers who cling
to the theory that summer try
out is worse than none at all, that
to slap play on the creaking boards
Of barn theater and send a band Of
boy and girl actors scampering
through its business before a holiday
audience who are in mood to forgive
all and forget as much is merely a
snare and delusion for the author
and producer. In brief. that such a
test. much more than proving MOTH
ing, is likely to give false idea of the
play.
Max Gordon was perhaps the first
big-time producer to depart from this
theory. Yet it should be noted that,
in every case, the play he trotted out
on summer stage was one he couldn't
quite make up his mind about and
that as soon as he saw it produced he
Evening star., 1938-09-04

did make up his mind-not TO waste
any more time with it.
However, this year the Theater
Guild tried out three plays. has def
nitely decided to bring in tWo-"Dame
Nature" and Mirror for Children
and is toying with the idea of bring
ing in the third, Fools Hill The
Messrs. Aldrich and Myers risked
their most promising property on the
country air, I'LL" and found it still
was able to travel to Broadway. They
will also bring in Marriage Royal"
OF the l4O plays tried out. Variety
reports total of II have been an
nounced for Broadway presentation.
This is fine for a summer season and,
to close on a sour note. if one of the
II that reaches Broadway becomes a
hit it will be an all-time high for the
straw hat theater.
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Newspape Alliance, Ine)
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Heffernall
Continued From First Page }

France Ca part secondary only to
that of Norma Shearers title role)
let us set down a few facts and gen.
eral characteristics about the man
who b ythe way, is now in England. a
free agent, because M-G-M neglected
to have an option clause inserted in
his one-picture contract.
MORLEY came here late last year
unheralded, almost unannounced.
Hunt Stromberg, producer of Marie"
visited England last summer and at
tended the performance of play, The
Great Romancer," in which Morley
enacted the leading role His work
reminded Stromberg OF Charles Laugh
ton. And as Laughton was much on
Stromberg's mind because he origi-
nally wanted him to play the Dauphin,
Stromberg went back and talked to
Morley. He told the Englishman if
he wanted to take a chance on coming
to Hollywood for test it would be
okay with him. But there were no
promises. Strombers almost forgot
about the incident and kept trying to
get Laughton to forget his income tax
milf and withdraw that threat of
never again setting foot en- American
soil
When Morley actually arrived here
no one was on hand to greet him. No
Hollywood visitor caused less of
futter. Even when he was tested and
approved and the nightly "rushes"
during production indicated the studio
had find" executives still refused
to get excited. That is probably why
no one bothered to check over his
contract and detect the missing clause.
Not until the night of the super
super premiere of the picture, at
Hollywoods colorful Carthay circle,
did the studio become Morley con-
scious. After the show the audience
was talking not of Norma Shearers
fine performance-for that was to
be expected-but Of the brilliant
Evening star., 1938-09-04
TOMORROW
NIGHT AT $40

Roadside Theater tRockville
Pike)-"Eugene Aram,' another
old-time melodrama, much touted
as the equal to the groups famed
Murder in the Red Barn." begins
a two-week engagement to close
the season.
Cross Roads Theater (Baileys
Cross Roads, Va.)-Dori Marquis
popular comedy, The Old Soak"
continues for second week, with
Arch Mcdonald, the baseball
broadcasting fellow, in the title
role.
Evening star., 1938-09-04

pldSIeu py ueI olSpIulS new dmUl-
ton, wonders what can be done to fan
Johnny's interest in a movie career
back to its old fever pitch again.
A pair of arch-villains to the Holly
wood screen mother are Howard
Hughes and Douglas Corrigan!
Since their spectacular flights the
movies don't hold their old charm for
the boys of flmtown To them, ro-
nance and riches are no longer to be
found in the screen. but in the air.
Three hundred screen mothers shook
heads woefully over their knitting as
they discussed the dread situation the
other day, A scene in Boys Town"
called for the presence of 300 boys
between the ages of 7 and II and con-
sequently a corresponding number of
mothers appeared to guard against
their precious bread winners breaking
into Louis B. Mayors Office and
Chipping the gold plate off his desk.
The conversation centered almost
altogether on that one point: Movies
VS.. aviation, and what mother might
90 to get sons mind out of the air
and back on the screen.
"A MONG the oldtimers present were
Mrs. Sydney K johnson, now
guiding her sixth child through studio
routine, and Mrs Charlotte jackson,
whose daughters, Mary Ann and
Peaches, were well known favorites
IN the Mack Sennett comedy days.
Mrs. Jackson is now mothering her
young son Dick through the intri-
cacies of picture work. For % years
Mrs. Jackson has been following this
odd screen mother avocation-a record
she believes cannot be approached in
Hollywood
But none OF my children continued
with their screen careers" she said
little Wisttully, To-day they're all
working at different professions. But
I must say enjoy it. Once a movie
mother, always movie mother. I
don't know what III do the day Dickie
gets out Of the notion"
Questioned directly. most of the
mothers declared their young sons
were once aiming at screen careers. but
now practically all want TO startle the
world la Corrigan
There is little 9-year-old Irwyn
Evening star., 1938-09-04
He'd Swing 1t.
IF CHOPIN lived t.

IF CHOPIN lived today. and wanted
to. he could be one Of the world S
greatest exponents of "hot" music.
This is the opinion of Franz Waxman,
Viennese composer, who offers as proof
new number. for sequence in "The
Shining Hour" which Joan Crawford
dances with Tony De Marco. With
the music based on Chopin classics,
the dance includes waltz, the rhumha,
the tango and swing"
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Luise Rainer Starts
dramatic School,

USE RAINIER will began work
this week in a new starring pro-
ductlon titled, Dramatic School. y
Cast with her are Gale Sondergaard
Lana Turner, Frank Albertson and
Ann Rutherford. The latter is Andy
Hardy's girl in the extremely sue
cessful Judge Hardy Family series
Robert Sinclair, responsible for WON
an Against Woman" will direct
Mervyn lie Roy is the producer. The
star is a student in a Partisan
dramatic school.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Camera Fans
Help Better
Technique
Experiments Are
Responsible for
Advances.
B, the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
FROM amateur candid camera
l. men, who aim their lenses at
everything from fan dancers to
dental cavities, are coming the
new developments in motion picture
photography.
Leon Shamroy, a movie cinematog-
rapfler, tells why:
Professionals are bound by rules,
traditions and regulations. They have
everything to lose by reckless expert
mentation, therefore they seldom can
afford to experiment.
But amateurs have nothing to lose
by trying anything new under the
sun. They shatter all rules, break all
precedent and come up with ideas
that revolutionize camera technique.
When we think we know all there is
to know about lights and shadows the
amateurs show us something new"
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Another for Bill.

WILLIAM GARGAN, who made an
w effective comeback in The
Crowd Roars," and Victor Jory have
been cast by Warner Bros. for prin-
cipal roles in Kay Francis next star
ring picture, Women in the Wind"
Make Rosenbloom, until recently
prizeighter. will appear also in
Women in the Wind" playing the
comedy lead.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
MONDAY

Blind Alibi."
Burns and Allen in
college Swing."
Errol Flynn and Olivia
de Havilland in
"Four's a Crowd"
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
| way"
Margaret SULLIVAN
in
"Shopworn Angel"
Ginger Rogers IN
Having Wonderful
| Time.
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
way"
Gene Autry in
THE Gold Mine in
! the Sky"
Herbert Marshall and
Barbara Stanwyck in
Always Goodbye"
Fred MacMurray
"Cocoanut Grove"
Mickey Rooney. Lewis
Stone. in Love Finds
| Andy Hardy"
Ginger Rogers in
Having q Wonderful
| Time"
+, Mama Runs Wild.
Dorothy Lamour in
Her jungle Love"
Having Wonderful
Time" and I'm
From the City"
Warner Baxter and
Marjorie Weaver in
I'll Give a Million"
| Ginger Rogers in
Having Wonderful
/ Time"
4 Mickey Rooney
| in
Lord JEFF"
| Joe E. Brown and
| LYDIA Roberti in
"Wide Open Faces"
| Loretta Young
| in
"Three Blind Mice" "
| "BloCkpd de.
Katharine Hepburn in
| Holiday"
Dick Powell and Pat
o Brien in Cowboy
From Brooklyn"
Bob Burns and
Dorothy Lamour in
'.Troplc Holiday"
Dead End" Kids and
Humphrey Bogart in
Crime School. "
Heroes OF the Hills.
Robert Taylor in
Three Comrades.
Charles Boyer and
Danlelle DarrieuX in
"Mayerlins p"
Dick Powell in
Cowboy From
Brooklyn"
Dick Powell in
Cowboy From
BROOKLYN
Wallace Beery and
Maureen O'Sulllvan in
Port of Seven Seas"
George Arliss
in
"Dr. Syn"
KAY Francis and
John Litel in
My Bill"
Mickey Rooney. Lewis
Stone. in Love Finds
ANDY Hardy"
Jane Withers in "Ras-
Gals. " Martha Rave
in COLLEGE Swing =
| Robert Donat in
Count of Monte
Crlsto."
| Martha Rave and
Bob Hope in
Give Me a Sailor"
Charles Bickford and
Ann Dvorak IN
Gangs OF New York -
Bob TAYLOR and
Margaret SULLIVAN in
Three Comrades
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
way"
Maids Night Out"
Deanna Durbin in
, ! Mad About Music"
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
! way"
Ruby Keeler and Anne
Shirley in Mother
Carey's Chickens
Barbara StanWyck
and Herbert Marshall
in Always Good bye "
Danielle Darrieux and
Douglas Fairbanks. Jr i.
! Rage of Paris"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in Love
Finds Andy Hardy"
| Shirley Temnle in
Little Miss Broad
| Nav."
| Harold Lloyd
| IN
professor Be ware"
Dick Powell and Pat
lO'Brien in Cowboy
! From Brooklyn"
Evening star., 1938-09-04

people just out for the breeze to
Marshall Hall Park and back, ex-
pecting big business today and tomor-
row. Trips to the down-river amuse-
ment resort are made at 10 am,
2, $50 and $50 pm, the last named
being the moonlight dance cruise,
with music by Russ Cullen and his
orchestra.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Gary Now Sings

GARY COOPER is the latest to Join
~ the movie singers. He will vocal
ize in The Lady and the Cowboy.
A photograph company, hearing the
news, offered Cooper fat sum to
record "The Cowboys Lament" Looks
as If Gene Autrey we're going to have
a serious rival.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Now They Want Wings
Film Moppets Turn From Screen
Careers to Aviation.
HOLLYWOOD.


much
Reared in the shadow of gamorous celuod
pampered knights of the
owd foreign jobs the Hollywood sighed
Evening star., 1938-09-04
r SEPT. a SUNDAY

Academy
sth and q sts. Sc.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Rd
Apollo
624 H ct. E.E.
Arcade
AyattsviIle. Md.
Avalon
6612 Connecticut Ave.
Ashton
Arlington. Va.
Atlas
1881 H st. NE.
Avenue Grand
645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Boro
Bethesda. Nd.
Calvert
1924 Wisconsin Ave.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd.
Carolina
llth and NO. Ave. Sc.
Central
426 9th St. NV.
Circle
2105 Pa. Ave. NV.
COlonv
Ga: Ave. and Farragu'
Congress S,ehsls St.l ase
Portland St. Sc.
Dumborton
134a Wis. Ave. NV.
FoirIown
Anacostia. D. Q.
Hippodrome
X near 9th
Home
18th and c SITS. NE.
Jesse
! sth nr. r. I. Ave. NE.
Lee
Falls Church. Va.
Lido
1927 M St. NV.
Little
9th between F end G
Marlboro
Marlboro. Md.
Milo
Rockville. Md.
Newton
18th & Newton SITS. NE
Open-Air
Below Alexandria. Va.
Palm
Del Ray. Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Princess
10th and H SITS. NE.
K1ChnOnO
Alexandria. Va.
Reed
Alexandria. Va.
Savoy
5000 14th St. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring. Nd.
Sheridan
Ga. Ave. & Sheridan St
Stanton
9Th and c sts. NE. :
Stote
Bethesda. Nd.
Stote
Falls Church. Va.
Sylvan
lO4 R. I. Ave: NV:
Tokomo
Takoma Park. D. c.
TivoIi
l4th and Park Rd.
Uptown
Conn. Ave. &Newark st
Wilson
Arlington. ve.
York
Ga. Ave. L Quebec Pl.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
DANCING.
The Edward F. Miller Studio

DANCING.
The Edward F. Miller Studio
S14 18th ST. NATIONAL sO93
For Discriminating People.
LEARN
THE LAMBETH WALK
Tues. 4 Thurs. classes, beginners to
pm. Practice 9 to IL pm Trial lesson,
II required. without charge. Tap and bal
let. toe. Priv lessons day or eve.
MAE DAWSON
1929 N st. and Thos. Circle. Natl 1891
Dance to Rhythm
WoItz. Fox Trot Toneo, Rumbo Shoe
New class for beginners starts
Tuesday. September 6. PM.
IL onsaSsr T.s.aSs 5000
After October LIST BEGINNERS Will Be
Taught in Private Lessons Only.
Advanced Glass az hour instruction and
2's hours dancingD Tuesday and Friday.
Private lessons bv auuointment. 10 to 10,
by able and patient instructors.
BEGINNERS Given Mr. Cancliis
Personal Attention.
caneIlis Dance Studios
72t lLth ST. NV. District 1878.
Evening star., 1938-09-04

j n aOHSDA
The Devils Party"
and "A Fight to the
Finish"
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
way"
Ruby Keeler and Anne
Shirley in Mother
Carey's Chickens"
Freddie Bartholomew
in
David Copperfield."
Freddie Bartholomew
and w. C. Fields in
David Copperfield." I"
Melvyn Douglas and
Florence Rice in
Fast Company"
Bette Davis and
Henry Fonda in
"Jezebel."
Claude Rains and
Fay BANTER in
White Banners"
Anna May Wong in
DANGEROUS to
Know"
EdW. G. Robinson in
The Amazing DR..
Clitterhouse.
Dick Powell in
Cowboy From
Brooklyn"
I'm Old Chicago"
and Bulldog Drum
mond's Revenge"
Mickey Rooney. Lewis
Stone. in Love Finds
Andy Hardy"
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
way"
Wallace Beery and
Maureen O'Sullivan In
Port of Seven Seas"
Fred MacMurray
"Cocoanut Grove"
Claude Rains and
Fay BANTER in
White Banners"
Barbara Stanwyck
in
always Good bye" "
"Lloyds of London"
Allan Lane i'll
Might Spot"
Ginger Rogers in
Having Wonderful
Time p"
Wallace Beery and
Maureen O'Sullivan in
Port OF Seven Seas"
"Booloo."
ALWAYS Goodbye"
and Gold Is Where
You Find It."
Charles Bower and
Danlelle Darrieux in
Mayerling."
Harold Lloyd
professor Beware "
Mickey Rooney in
Love Finds Andy
Hardy" "
Warner Baxter and
Marjorie Weaver in
IN Give a Million ''
Jackie Cooper
IN
Boy of the Streets"
Wallace Beery and
Maurecn Sullivan IL
Port of Seven Seas.
Edw. G. Robinson in
/ The amazing DR..
Clitterhouse "
/ Reckless Living"
and Law of the
! Underworld.
| MELVIN Douglas
| III
Fast COMPANY"
! Robert Taylor
| IN
The Crowd Roars."
| Rudolph Valentino
IN
The Shelk."
Little Miss Thor
oughbred. "Daug h.
ter of Shanghai.
RUBY Keeler and Anne
Shlrley IN MOthSr 7
Carey,s Chickens =
Wide Open Faces"
VIII Rogers in
David Harum -
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
way
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
way
Fred MacMurray and
Harriet Hilliard in
"Cocoanut Grove"
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
NAUGHTY Marietta" ="
EdW. G. Robinson in
The Amazing DR..
Clltterhouse. "
RUBY Keeler and Anne
Shirley in Mother
Carey's Chickens"
Ruby Keeler and Anne
Shirley in Mother r
Careys Chickens"
Evening star., 1938-09-04
TUESDAY
Vivacious Lady" and
Walking Down
prna du,oy ~

'Vivacious Lady" anc
Walking Down
Broadway"
Errol Flynn and Olivis
de Havilland in
"Four's a Crowd"
Shirley TEMPLE in
Little Miss Broad
way"
Passport Husband
Olympic Bradna in
Stolen Heaven"
Wallace Beery ant
Maureen O'Sullivan IL
Port of Seven Seas
Shirley TEMPLE in
Little Miss Broad
way"
Dead End" Kids anc
Humphrey Bogart ir
Crime School"
Warren william. Gal
Patrick. in Wives
Under SUSPICION"
Paul NUM- in
STORY of Louis
Pasteur."
Mickey Rooney. Levi,
Stone. in Love Finds
Andy Hardy"
The Chaser"
Kay Francis in
My Bill"
"Tip-Of Girls"
Irene Dunno in
Joy OF Living"
Dick Powell and Pat
O'Brien in Cowboy
From Brooklyp.'
Wallace Beery and
star cast In
Port of Seven Seas
Ginger Rogers in
Having Wonderful
Time"
Ann Sheridan in
Little Miss Thor
oughbred. "
Margaret SULLIVAN
and James Stewart il
"Shopworn Angel"
Wallace Beery
in
Port OF Seven Seas
Blockade.
Katharine Hepburn IL
Holiday"
Wallace Beery anc
Maureen O'Sullivan il
Port of Seven Seas
Henry Fonda and
Madeleine Carroll in
Blockade "
Dead End" Kids ano
Humphrey Bogart IN
Crime School"
Divorce of Lady x
and Man From Mu.
sic Mountain.
Charles Boyer and
Danielle Darrieux in
"Mayerling.
Mr.. Moto's Gamble
and Little Miss
thoroughbred"
Sylvia Sidney and
George Raft in
you and Me"
Dick Powell and Pa
O Brien in "CoWbo,
From BROOKLYN.
George Arllss
III
DIR. syn"
KAY Francis and
John Lltel in
MY BIZ.
Mickey Rooney. Levi
Stone. in Love Find
Andy Hardy"
Varsity Show" ant
Four Men and
PRAYER.
Robert Donat in
Count of Monte
Cristo."
Martha Rave and
Bob Hope in
Give Me a Sailor" "
Merle Oberon
in
divorce of Lady X
Gary Cooper in
adventures of
Marco Polo"
Shirley Temple IN
Little Miss Broad
way"
Air Devils.
Edw. G Robinson II
Thunder IN the City
shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
way
Harold Lloyd
in
Professor Beware. "
Margaret SULLIVAN
and james Stewart II
'.Sho orn Angel"
Margaret SULLIVAN
and James Stewart ir
"Shopworn Angel, "
Mickey Rooney ant
Judy Garland in Low,
Finds Andy Hardy
Shirley Temple in
Little Miss Broad
Nay."
Warner Baxter anc
Marjorie Weaver ir
"Tn Give a Million.
Margaret SULLIVAN
arl law Ar GtAuropt ,y-
Evening star., 1938-09-04
SATURDAY

THE Last Stand"
Peter LORE in "Mr.
Moto's Gamble"
Ruby Keeler and Anne
Shirley in Mother
Carey's Chickens"
"IN Give a Million"
and
"Crime Riag."
Frontier Town"
Jackie Cooper in
"Boy of the Streets"
Ruby Keeler and Anne
Shirley in Mother
Carey's Chickens"
Victor McLaglen in
we re Going to Be
Rich"
Passport Husband
Joan Blondell There's
Always the Woman"
I"Danger on the Air"
and when G-Men
Step In"
"Bar 20 Justice"
/ and Romance on
the Run"
Don Ameche and
Arleen Whelan in
Gateway"
"Mr. Chump" and
"Panamint's Bad
Man"
Hollywood Stadium
Mystery" and "Ari-
zona Gunf1Rhter."
Fast Company"
and
"I'll Give a Million"
Deanna Durbin and
Herbert Marshall in
Mad About Music" !"
4 Kay Francis
in
My Bill"
Gene Autry in
THE Old Barn
Dance" "
Under Suspicion"
and "Torchy Blame
in Panama.
| Wayne Morris in
| Men Are Such
Fools"
Happy Landing"
John BoleS in Fight
for Your Lady"
i"Gangs of New York"
and Flight Into
! Nowhere"
Cassidy of Bar 30"
Allan Lane in
Crime Ring"
! Cheyenne Rides
Again and
"Young Fugitives."
kid Galahad"
and
| Hawai- Calls.
Charles Bower and
Danjelle Darrieux IN
"Mayerllng."
Trapped by G-Men." "
Chas. Starrett IN Call
of the Rockies"
"Penitentiary."
Smith BalleW in
"Rawhide "
Heart of Arizona. Z"
Barton MacLane II
Prison Break "
Jackie Cooper
n
Boy Of the Streets" "
Mickey Roorev. Leuxs
Stone. in Love Finds
Anoy Hardy.
4 Harold LLOYD
IN
"Protessor Beware"
Mr. Moto Takes a
Chance and "Pard-
ners OF the Plains =
Charles Blckford in
Gangs of New
York.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Harold Lloyd

Professor Beware. "
Margaret SULLIVAN
and James Stewart in
"ShopWorn Angel "
Marearet SULLIVAN
and James Stewart IN
"Shopworn Angel
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in Love
Finds Andy Hardy "
Ruby Keeler and Anne
Shirley in Mother
Carey's Chickens"
Warner Baxter and
Marjorie Weaver in
I'm Give a Million"
Margaret SULLIVAN
and James Stewart in !
"ShOpUorn Angel " I