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Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
France, Germany
Reach Tennis
Seni-Finals

PARIS, May 30. CUP) - France
and Germany today had reached
the semi-finals of the European
zone of Davis cup tennis competi-
ton as favored Jugoslavia battled
to win one of the two other posts.
France plays Germany in the
semi finals at Berlin June lib.
Jugoslavia trailed Sweden, 10. as
they resumed their series today at
zagreb, Jugoslavia, while Belgium
needed victory in only one of to-
days remaining two singles match
eS against India at Brussels, Bel
gium. to qualify to meet the Jugos-
lavia Sweden winner in the round
of four.
The ultimate winner of the Eu
ropean zone-eXpected to be France
plays the North American zone
winner, probably Australia, for the
right to play the United States for
the cup at Philadelphia early in
September.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
ferguson II
Counted on
For Thrills

Dependable Hobe Herrick his
steady hand ON the wheel, will again
lead the parade of valley drivers
Tuesday night at the midget race
track at the Imperial fair grounds.
Herrick is the only valley driver
who has successfully STAYED Off the
winning attempts of the Yuma,
Phoenix, and San Diego speed kings
in recent races.
Hobe PAGES the point winpers
with Id digits. Frank Hetzel of
Yuma is a close second and Lyle
Dickey OF Phoenix ranks third.
Bill Ferguson, Wes Anderson.
Hardin Young and Pike Meadows
will aid Herrick in turning back
the invaders. Ferguson, the tracks
daredevil driver, and Hardin Young
last years champion, are expected
to make good shoWings.
Ferguson will probably make a
good showing whether he wins an
event or not. Two weeks ago he
turned his car on its nose and
skidded 100 feet beneath it. There
is no way TO predict what he will
do Tuesday night
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
ROSS he N RY
TAKE REST FOR
TUESDAY BOUT

NEW YORK, May 30 up
WelterWeight champion Barney
Ross and challenger Henry Arm
strong of Los Angeles rested today,
hoping that they might at last
battle for the welter crown in
Madison Square Garden bowl to-
morrow night.
Both of them completed training
yesterday for the fight which ori-
ginally was scheduled for last
Thursday, then for Friday and
finally postponed until tomorro"
because of rain.
Ross, despite the fact that the
experts figured the delay would do
him no good because he had been
razor sharp for the original date,
continued to remain a solid IS
favorite. Ross followers asked 81
odds on Barney to score a knock
out while Armstrong hackers
sought Al on their man for the
same bet.
Indications today were tnat
when they weigh in again tomor-
row that no more than six or
seven pounds would separate them.
Ross weighed 141M pounds last
Thursday and Armstrong 1864
pounds. The private agreement.
which called for Ross to weigh 142
and Armstrong 1876, has been call
ed off because of the postpone
ment. The only provision now is
that both scale under the Welter
limit of 147.
Promoter Mike Jacobs explained
| today that the postponement APP
peared to be helping the game
more than hurting it. He said
We've taken in more money on
new sales since Thursday Cthc
original date than we've had to
give back on returned tickets. l.
we get good weather, it still may
/ hit S175,OO0".
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
DE BOMMAH'
SCHEDULED IN
MAIN EVENT

Herman GravS5, far western
middleweight champion, will re-
turn to the ring Thursday night
in The El Centre athletic club
10 make his sixth 'last' amateur
appearance.
Graves, who will meet Jimmy
Walker i'm the main event, has
fought his last" amateur bout
Cn five other occasions. Each
time he has cOmc back, and he'll
probably be back again.
But i'm any event Thursday
nights scrap should be the out
standing of the season at the
E.C.A.C. Walker is a good
puncher and is an aggressive
fighter who will make Graves
fight to win.
Art Gonzalez, who decisivcly
whipped Ike "Baby-Face' Blair
last week, will tackle Ernie Baca
in the semi-windup. Both are
clever. Beth hit hard.
Other bouts - Tuffy Louder
milk VS.. Felix Gomez, Pete Mar
tinez VS.. Del Burgess, Greg Es-
calona VS.. Sala Vaca and Ross
Shaphard VS.. Jasper Keeling.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Golf Pros Play
For Benefit

LOS ANGELES, May 30. CUPp-
The fund to send southern Cali
fornia public links golfers to the
Cleveland national tournament was
enriched today $275 by an eXhibi-
ton played yesterday between 10
picked professionals and the best
10 links men.
Pros won, 1614, the scoring for
each match being on the basis of
2 points for each nine holes, and
TWO for the match.
Pros Willie Hunter and Olin Du-
ira beat Bruce Mccormick, public
links champion, and Neil Whitney.
| up.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Prepare
To Close Races

OAKLAND May 30 fUP)-Tne
country's fastest birdmen led BY
Col. Roscoe Turner today prepared
to bring to a close the first Pacific
international air races alread5
marred by two deaths.
Gus Gotch. 80 year old Hollywood
racing flier. died Yesterday when hf
crashed his mosquito type planf
into san Francisco bay while travel
ing at a speed estimated III eZcess
of $50 MP.M.
On Saturday, opening day Of the
meet. forty SIX year old Ralpf
Johnson of Los Angeles, while his
wife watched from the grandstand
crashed to his death in Wacc
cabin monoplane in which he wa
performing barrel rolls at a low
altitude
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
u. s. GOLFERS
PREP FOR
WALKER CUP

: ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May 30.
GUP)-With the British amateur
championship in possession OF
Charley Yates Of Atlanta, America S
Walker cup golfers today got down
to serious practice for their bien-
aial international series here Fri
day and Saturday against Great
Britain's best.
The Americans have won all nine
previous contests and today they
were heavy favoriteS to make ii
10 straight. The team arrived here
last night from Troon, Scotland,
where Yates won the British title
on Saturday with a and 2 vic
tory over Cecil Ewing of Ireland
in the finals.
Francis Ouimet, captain of the
American team, said he had not
vet decided how his men would
line up for the battle of four four
some and eight singles matches.
1t was believed that Johnny Good
man, of Omaha, the u. S. amateur
champion, would be the No. SIN
giles player with Yates, who had
been expected to be the No or
No. man, probably moving UP
to the No slot because of his
triumph in the amateur.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
UntiI yOu have read the ADSl
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30

81 games away from the pace
setting Cleveland Indians. They
will be at home for Is days and
viii have to do some tall stepping
to make up for their road losses.
As all teams played holiday dou
ble-headers today, the Cleveland
indians were out in front of tn,
American league with Boston sec
ond. 2ia games behind; Washing
ton third three games behind and
the Yanks fourth A pair of defeats
for the Yanks today against the
Boston Red SoX and a double vie
tory for Detroit over St. Louis could
put the champions in the second
division. because they are only L
games ahead of fifth-plaee Detroit.
The Yanks dropped into fourth
yesterday with their second straight
defeat by the Athletics 1l-9. Wash
ington, the only first division club
TO win, moved up with 5-3 victory
over Boston. Detroit halted Chicago
81 and ST. Louis whipped Cleye-
land 8-6. The AS scored four
runs in the seventh and beat the
Yanks in a free smuggling game.
Yves Ferrell set the Red SoX down
with 10 hits as Washington Won:
Cletus Poffenberger pitched four
hit ball for tne Tigers and the
Indians blew an early Al lead TO
lose to the Browns.
In the National league. all first
division clubs but the leading Giants
were defeated. The Giants defeated
Philadelphia 7-6 to increase their
lead over second place Chicago to
31e games.
Pittsburgh whipped the Cubs 2-l
Brooklyn halted third place Bos-
ton 10 in 13 innings and St. Louis
defeated fourth place Cincinnati
80. Freddie Fitzsimmons of Brook
lyn pitched three hit ball for Il
innings when he was relieved for
a pinch hitter. Max Butcher fin
ished the game. yielded one hit
and became the winning pitcher
Mickey Haslin'S first homer of the
season gave the Giants their VIM
ming run in the eighth while Arky
Vaughan's homer and a double
drove in the winning Pirate runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Troy, Berkeley
Track Teams
Trek to East

BERKELEY, Cal. May 80 up
Track and field squads from two
far western colleges were enroute
cast today 10 compete in the &c.
A and N. C. IA competitions.
A l6-man University of South
crn California team, fresh from a
tEird consecutive Pacific coast
conference championship was ac-
companied by a 7-man group from
California, which placed third in
the 1893 coast conference meeting
The annual western meet, held
here last Friday and Saturday,
witnessed production of three new
conference records, the tieing of
another and furnished ample evil
dence Of the increasing strength OF
Pacific northwest entrants.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
BY HENRY McLEM0RE

NEW YORK. May 30 up -
War Admiral suffers black eye
with racing fans.
War Admiral loses prestige"
War Admiral bilks public by
withdrawal.
So read a few o. the headlines
in the sports pages following War
Admiral's last minute scratch in the
$4,000 suburban handicap at Bel
mont ON Saturday.
That's injustice with a vengeance.
That's thoughtless spite against a
horse - a great and game horse.
Grow bitter against War Admirars
owner. sam Riddle, yes, and against
his trainer. George Cohway, yes,
and yes again. but against War
Admiral, never.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
SAN DIEGO Hi
WINS STATE
TRACK MEET
Bulletin

HOLLISTER, Cal, May 30 (UP)
- Gene Woodland of Holtville,
only valley entry IN the state
track finals. failed to place in
the quarter run.
HOLLISTER, Cal, May 30 CUP)
San Diego high school today
held the state interScholaStic track
and field title for 1888 but TO a
youngster from Beverly Hills high
Gil La Cava, went the glory of a
new worlds scholastic record in
the high jump.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
QUOTATIONS.
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, May 80 tuP) -
Hogs 100. Steady medium to choice
butchers 9.10-9.50. sows CT.
Cattle 500. Steady good TO choice
fed steers 8.60-8.85; few grass
steers 7.25 down. fleshy feeders Z,
grass heifers $50 down cows 3
5.85: cutter grade $50 SO; med
ium bulls s. Calves 100 fully steady
vealers 8.50-10: calves 1875.
sheep 100. No sales: good to
choice spring lambs quoted 1-1o9
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Merchants Bow To
Phoenix in Opener

PHOENIX, May 30. - Phoenix
Thunderbird baseball team took a
one-up lead over the Ell Centre
Merchants in their two game series
by defeating the Californians 10-7,
Sunday afternoon.
Phoenix rallied in the late part
of the game to overcome a five
run lead.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Tennis Title
Match DELAYED

James Stocks and Clyde Jack,
scheduled to play Sunday for the
valley tennis championship. will
meet Friday afternoon for that title,
tournament officials announced
Monday.
The delay was affected to favor
Jack who is recovering from an
illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Missing Child Found
Dead Near Her Home

CINCINNATI. O.. May 80. up
The ravishea body Of six year old
Shirley Woodburn was found in a
woods near her home here today
after police had called out yolun
teer searching party Of several hun
dred when the child was reported
missing since Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
LANDS IN JAIL

Home WreckIng landed CharIio
Aryallo in El Centro city jail Mon
day. His wife charged he tore a
door off their home at 242 Orange
street and eloped with the family
dog and a guitar. He faces peace
disturbances charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Pacheco, Cannett
Meet Tuesday

Bobbie Pacheco ana frankie Can
nett will clash i'll the final card
of the season at CaleXico athletic
club Tuesday night.
Pete Martinez and Vic Villayi-
cencia will meet in the semi Windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Chicago Releases
Sugar Cain

CHICAGO, May 80 CUPD- Mer-
rift CSugar) Cain. right-handed
pitcher, has been released outright
to the ST. Paul American associa-
ton club, the Chicago White Sox
announced TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30

Yer clipper dSdlllSl Tit L. v iidld
ware. The second game will match
the Eagles and the Seven Up The
game is expected to start at 8
o'clock
The Silver Slipper and |. V.
Hardware game promises to be the
outstanding battle of the season
for it matches Homer Chambers
and Joe Hurst III a pitching duel.
Chambers has pitched two vie
tories in city league play and has
allowed only one earned run. Hurst
pitched a good game in the opener
but had a bad night against the
Seven Up last week
Hurst, however, is noted because
he always follows a bad game with
an exceptionally good game.
The Hardware will be strength
ened for Tuesday nights game. Doc
Dougherty, released by the Silver
Slipper, will play outfield for the
Hardware. Potrero will play another
field and Bud Measures will take
over right field.
Bill Payne will 60 to second base
with the rest of the infield remain
ing The same.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Markets At
n Glance
~ INITED PREss

Stocks irregularly higher in dull
trade.
Bonds irregular and quiet.
Curb stocks mixed.
Foreign exchange firmer.
Cotton off about so cents bale.
Wheat off one cent and corn of
about one.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Yanks End
Disastrous
Road Trip

NEW YORK, May 30 (UP)-The New York Yankees
went into the west May Il in third place in the American
league only II games away from the frsplace Boston
Red Sox Today they back at Yankee Stadium after
disastrous tour that dropped them down to fourth place
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Herrick to Lead |. V.
Drivers tuesday Mite
DoubIeheader Slated
In SoftbaII Schedule
Change tuesday Nigh.

Ell nghtban league officials Monday announced at pot
played Tuesday night at Ell Centre stadium
this week to allow city schools Wcdne
Thursday and Friday nights
The game 730 and will pit the Sill
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
L. A. BUTTEE l& EGGS
l.. A. hay

Los ANGELES. Ma 30 uPl
Alfalfa. L. S. No. ] ...... S15.50-16.
+ s. N. . Ieafy .#....4. sl5.-15.5G
rs. No. . ............ $I3.-13.55
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
L. A. IEGET1RLES

Los ANGELES. Ma 30 up -
aupplics continued neavv on most
5nes with trading moderate 10
go"d Al generally unrhange prices
Eunched vegetable. per crate.
&eet - ene. Garrefa s5-75e. Dixon
44e. Green onions 81 25-S1 %.
Leeks Eo-75e. Mustard 4u=50c Par.
ley 5a=Gae. Radisbe=. small RED
1900. Spinach 5o-7oe. Turnips 30
Gor.
Canfal5upes. Imperial Wy jumbo
rs mostly s. S3.25, 35S $3.25-S3 80.
I'd 3aS f2.75-$2; pony DDS $2.$2.2 p
III flats &115-S1.25.
Cucumbers. san Diego 60 flats
mostly $l.G5-9175: Ia guna Peach
fl75-S1.S5. Imperial Wy fair 81 %.
local lug $3.S3.25.
Squash. Imperial and Goachella
Wy white summer crates mostly
i %. flat $1.-sl.25, local lugs
best s1T5#S2. san Diego 70 S1.S5-
-. Italian Imperial and Goarhella
gly flats 9o-S13s luEs $f15-$1 %
.ocal Hgs 81 SOS .65. san Diego c.
best $1.5n= 81 81.
Tomafucs. Imperial Nis crates .
ops 81 G5#%1s15. 12S Sf-3a-& &1.5o, 16S
Il -&l-ls. flat 5s5S 81 - 81 50.
IS 81 ISL 10. 7z1S SJ.-S1.15: KS
oeat s5-&1.; GoacbelIa Nly - 81
> do. 51G 81 - 81 s.. Gz7S Sl.5o.
f1.G5; 7xss Sl15-sl -.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Kretz Wins Cycle Race

HoLLISTER Calf, May 30 uP)-Ed kretz OF Pomona won
the championship yesterday by nos
25 entries the rs mile in 30 minutes
second; Eddy,
cisco, third; Hunter, Francisco fourth
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30

Scores last Week-Silver Slipper,
3, Eagles 0; Hardware Il, Seven Up
ID
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30

DEPENDABLE USED TRUCKS
'26 White 21s 7. Chassis :. $245.
80 White T. Chassis :. 255.
80 White 7. Chassis :. $50
"a White 81 7. Chassis & 1000
tank ............#.... 2i5.
These trucks have been used
by one owner and kept in Al
shape. Recommended for gen
eral farm use.
THE WHITE MOTOR 60.
i35 T.. Goth st. Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
Motor Boats Race

STOCKTON oaifg May 80 uP)-outboard enthusiasts
from Marysre Fresno Los
hono Sunday The feature the
IBboard craft viii today
Yesterdays winners Class service
1of Angeles s45 mph hydropane Loyal
a27s5.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30

YOU haven't read ALL the News
Until You've Read ALL the Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30

YOU haven't read ALL the news
Until You've Read ALL the Ads,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-30
NEW YORK, May 30 G'P1 Cot
N InaLL-aL nLn-nn 49, .I.aaA.
NEW YORK, May 80 CP1-Co

Spots quiet middling BIS sales
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kELLEYGRAMS

violation Of the neutrality law. =.
Men With Wings" is nearly fin
ished with Fred McMurray and
Ray Milland as stars Army
participation would have in
volved the last 20 pages Of the
script Paramount has not re-
newed its request nor indicated
script revision, so that the pic
ture probably will be completed
without Army participation.
BINGO.BINGO-BINGO
Helen De Titta and Mrs. Sam
Wheeler are running q bingO
party for Variety Clubs summer
camp for under privileged chill
dren Friday night at the
Willard Admission two bits
and many prizes t. Col. Harry
SOmerviIle broke the bingO party
box office record by selling IT'S
Of the pastebOardS in one hour
Shirley Temple will have
extra guards when she makes
that Eastern trip AS a matter
Of truth, and for the benefit of
those who think she might be
snatched, the baby star will be
guarded more closely than PreSi-
dent Roosevelt, every hour. day
and night AL JOlSOn made
more than Henry Armstrong,
who won a championship on last
nights battle Al posted more
than $4,000 on the hot chOCO-
late in whom he has a $4,000 in
vestment Abe Lyman took q
pOcketbOOk beating on the fight,
being . heavy hacker Of Barney
Ross Tom WrigIey and Full
ton Lewis have opened q pub
hcity office and are handling
some theatrical clients.
WOODEN BROADCASTS
I hope those who are com.
planning about w ashington
sports announcing heard last
nights fight broadcast. That
was the last word for a stupid
and colorlesS running account
III suggest somebody hit that
announcer with q vocabulary
E. Also heard over the week
end, radio broadcast of the Yam
kees-Athletics game in Philadel-
phia from an announcer whose
chief asset is words. He
couldn't last a week here.
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New Program
At Trdns-Lux

Lowell Thomas guides Trans
Lux patrons to Haiti in the in
coming show, Friday, June 3,
and explains the intricacies of
hardwood carving as done by
the natives.
Mongolia In Central Asia, is
also visited, and this picture
tour is by camel caravan over
nearly impossible rough roads
and a feature is a wolf hunt in
which the wolves are seen at
bay and finally captured; the
Museum of Science and Indus
try at Rockefeller Center is also
visited.
Another Of the screen snap
shot sequences will be in the
program and among the person
alities to be shown are Janet
Gaynor, Louise Rainier, Virginia
Bruce, Douglas Fairbanks, ST.,
Edgar Bergen and Walt Disney,
whose dwarf village of Snow
White" is also a part of the pic
ture.
A sport short to be shown is
La Savate, picturing the French
style of boxing in which the feet
as well as the hands are used.
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How $78-o-Week Monicurist
Became Actress Overnight

Arleen Whelan is en- route to
stardom today, bewildered and a
little frightened.
Today she is the talk of movie
town, this girl who was an $1S-
a-week manicurist in a Holly
wood barber shop until one May
day in 1887.
Not once in years is an un-
known cast as a leading lady in
her very first picture, as Twen-
tieth Century-Fox did with Miss
Whe1an when it sent her before
the cameras in Robert Louis
Stevenson's Kidnapped" which
comes to Loew's Capitol on Fri
day. And not once in many
moons does an unknown play
opposite such a star as Warner
Baxter, who is co-featured with
Freddie Bartholomew in the pic
ture.
The almost incredible tale
began when H. Bruce Lucky"
Thunderstorm walked into Pat
Regan's tonSorial parior.
He was getting a hair cut
when he heard. Manicure
Sir?"
Now Lucky" Thunderstorm
recognizes screen personalities
because that has been his bust
ness for many years. He watched
Arleen Whelan as she went
about her work.
Pat Regan had to explain to
his dubious employe that Hum
berstone actually could back up
his offer of a screen test and
gave her a day off.
Although a silent test pre-
coded a scheduled sound test,
Daryl F.. Zanuck signed her up
as soon as he saw the first
rusheS.
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Gle anings
and
Screenings
BY Andrew R. Kelley

CALIFORNIA; Abe Lyman almost purchased Hollywoods
famous Trocadero restaurant Almost, but not quite One
two details held up the SALE That's why the veteran
maestro is filling the headline spot at the Capitol Theater
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Irish Players in New Movie

brother and sister. She finds
herself forced to choose between
a handsome young squire who
becomes attracted to her and
the singing dock worker who has
followed her from Liverpool.
Tom Burke, Irish opera
singer, plays the stevedore, and
Jack DAILY is the rival. Sara
Allgood, popular Abbey veteran
who has been seen on American
stages during the past season
in Shadow and Substance" has
a featured role.
Kathleen" comes to the Lit
tie after a five-month run in
New York, where it was praised
not only for sincere portrayals,
but also for its careful delinea.
ton of a land of many scenic
beauties and it's music-loving
people.
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RKO KEITH'S-Ginger Rogers

RKO KEITH'S-Ginger Rogers
and James Stewart in xvi.
vacious Lady" 11:44 a. M,
1:44, 3:44, 5:44, 7:44, 9:44
p. m. March Of Time"
1923 a. M, 1928, 1928, 5:23
1928, 9:23 p. m.
EARLE-Errol Flynn, Olivia
De Havilland and Ian Hunter
in robin Hood" 10 a. M,
1920, 2:4O, sos, 7:25, $50
p. m. Stage, 11:45 a. m, 2:10,
4::30, 6:55, 9:15 p. m.
METROPOLITAN Lola Lane,
Paul Kelly, "Torchy Blame in
Panama" 11:15 a. M, los.
ESQ. 4:35, 6:25, $40. 9:55
p. m.
CAPITOL-Tony Martin and
Margjorie Weaver in "Ken-
lucky Moonshine," IL a. M,
las, 4::30, 7:20, 1905, p. m.
Stage, ABE LYMAN" IL 3:35,
$40, 9:1O p. m.
COLUMBIA - clark Gable,
Myrna 10y and Spencer Tracy
in "Test Uilot," 1925 a. M,
2, ABS, 7:10, $40 p. m.
PALACE-Gary Cooper, Sigrid
Gurie and Binnie Barnes in
Marco Polo" IL noon, 2:25.
1850, 7:10, 9:35 p. m.
TRANS-LUX-Newsreel shorts,
10, 1145 a. m, 1890, 1:45. 3,
AIS. $50, 6:45, 8, 9:15, 10:45
LITTLE-"The Wave" II a. M,
1928, 1856, 1924, 1852, p. m
Nino Martini in Gay Des-
perado," 1853 a. m, 1926,
asa, 1922, 8 p. m.
BELASCO-Harry Baur in
Beethoven" 4::30, 1927, 1924.
Charles Boyer in "Mayerling,"
$50 and $40.
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Distinguished performers Of
the Irish stage, members of
Dublin's Abbey Theater Players,
will be seen on a local screen
beginning Sunday, when the
Little Theater presents the
first Washington engagement of
Kathleen" based on the be-
loved classic, Kathleen Mavour-
men," and filmed in Ireland.
With the exception of Sally
O'Neil, who went from Holly
wood to be the pictures femi-
nine star, all the players have
achieved popularity with audi
ences at the Abbey or in the
Dublin music halls.
The story is that Of a hard
working colleen who returns to
the old sod after toiling in Eng
land to support her younger