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ESIihIlSTOCAIN
PLACE
Ills 6.Hit Hurting and
s s." Breaks Senators
Losing Streak

~ YORK. May 10. CuP)-
No" a,o GUS moved back in
|f a5 Mace Yesterday in the
:,, league with a Az VIC
|s,.' orsr the New York Giants.
ny e. pittsburgh Pirates who
i% nm second, dropped to third
~ oetn : 2.l. thinning pitch
9s,. .,ie 20 the Boston Bees.
: p e:ants lead owe rthe Cubs
pc y. U,"t 70 5 - games and the
o GU fell a half game behind
|N-s'rs The St. Louis Cardinals
hsas W. brooklyn 12-4 to move
s.'a'su with Boston into a triple
, ,or fourth mIrt with Cincinnati.
i% r,,i and Philadelphia were
f.slj y TInbben pitched for the
81 and lost his first game in
!'a ',,r %sT as an error by Mel OFT
r , ,%o hits enabled the Cubs to
4. w Two winning runs in the
JILL Turner. the most effective
~, .ar in the league last year,
En ~, Pirates to FIVE hits as the
En- ~ ' Irriumphcd. The Pirates on
P'e, wa, was scored on Handley's
~. IN the first. After that
| E,,, retired the next 80 men
r T,s cardinals won their fourth
|, -, row and seventh out OF eight
Es,S Rob Wciland'S fOur-hit
[. IT The Cards collected IL
4, nff PreSsnell. Marrow. Butch
I and Farmhouse.
/" the American league, the
|r,rJapd Indians moved into a
]. Mace Tie with the Boston Red
r Who were idle. with a 7-2
- over the Philadelphia Ath-
~, The victory. left the In
|a-s only Is percentage points
[.snd the SoX,
/ Tho Washington Senators de-
.,.ej the Detroit Tigers 6-l and
4. tigers dropped back to sixth
[,,s behind idle Chicago, whose
f,~s with Boston was rained out;
Tho New York Yankees stayed
| .,if.game behind the leaders in
|sT.ulace with an 1T victory
frr the St. Louis Browns.
Fob Teller of Cleveland let
ksg,dpluhia down with six hits
|, bp won his fifth game of the
kasOn. -.
Ves Ferrcll pitched a six-hit
Ene and hit a home-run as the
Etus.ors snapped their four-game
|,Jpg streak. Washington scored
4 he first and third and bagged
(,re runs in the fifth as Terrell
(ppei the inning with a homer.
Joe DiSIaggio hit a pair of hon.
h. for the Yankees, breaking a
fIde in the eighth inning to
ta, the Browns. Gomez started
Er The Yankees but lasted only
h, innings. Johnny Murphy fin
hal the game and got credit for
Ne victory.
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VINE 14S YEARS OLD

GAILIPOLIS, O. (UP).-,The
largest and probably the oldest
grapevine in Ohio can be seen aC
the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics
here. The vine, which has attain
ed a girth of 80 inches at a polnI
8 feet above the earth. was
growing at the time Gallipolls was
settled blythe French in l7au.'--,
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

alanta at Little Rock.
chattanooga at Memphis.
knoxville at New Orleans.
Nashville at Birmingham.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

lineage at New York,
Pittsburgh at Boston.
j. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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JAMES TODAY
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Charlotte at Asheville-
DURAN at Norfolk.
POs1Outh at Rocky Mount.
ElSOu-Salem at Richmond.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

y'g York at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
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SALLY LEAGUE

Seartanburg at Jacksonville.
augusta at Greenville.
soiumbia at Columbus.
a'annah at Macon.
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With her face showing the strain
of the tragedy in which she is
involved, Mrs. Esther Holman
HOLE, 22-ycar-old wife of Ed
ward Hollc, Newark, n. D., me-
chanic held by police in connec-
ton with the strangling of his
former sweetheart, whose CHAM
wrapped body was recently re-
covered from the Passaic River,
is pictured above with her pet
dog She told interviewers that
she would stand by her husband,
declaring 81 love Edward more
than ever"
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SALLY LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 2, Chicago A..
st. Louis IL, Brooklyn d.
Boston 2, Pittsburgh l IA IN
nings).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, post
poned, rain.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Asheville 6, Charlotte 5, ,
Portsmouth 7, Rocky Mount z
(Other games rained OUT
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Although buildings 20ne around Farming
dale L. l. were darkened "bIackou raid maneuver
held in country attacking enemy bombes flying nvIsby
pointing fingers searchghs quickly located
and destroyed their military detectives aircraft factories
The dropped brilliant flares pictured above
foodlighng fveme circle At left below, fair spectator
watches battle" with furrowed brow. At right young
Farmngdaler taking seriously, dons tin helmet
and finds double barreed safety for himself and his Scoe IN
homemade "ar raid chamber"
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SALLY LEAGUE

Columbus 6, Spartanburg 90
innings). =,
Columbia Is, Jacksonville D. -
Savannah 6, Greenville 2.
Augusta a, Macon 4-------. ...--.-
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R E S u L I S

AMERIcANaEEAGUE !
New York II. st. Louis II
Cleveland 7. Philadelphio 2.
Detroit /, Washington S.
BOSTON at Chicago, postponed,
rain. .
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soIJTHERN ASSOCIATION

Knoxville IL, Birmingham 10
az innings), ,,,, -
Memphis 5, Atlanta a Q1 in
nings). >,,..;,,o
Chattanooga 4, Little Rock 2. {
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Bermuda secs prosperity sign
in the, fact. that tourists tarry
longer than in precious seasons.
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BY NJ. A. WEISS

That loud crash you just
heard was the breaking Of Lent.
The localads and laSies will now
step out into style. Intimate
entertainment, bigger and bet
ter than ever before is being
featured in niteries hereaboutS.
Manga and Zanette, who had
the Raleigh patrons Congallup-
ing around the Pail Mall dance
floor, do their finale tonight. I
urge you to see them before they
depart for a New York roof en-
gagement. This is easily the
best dance team to hit this city.
They came for a week and have
stayed for a record-breaking
eight weeks. It is so seldom
that you get the chance to see
genius on the dance floor, that
its sad loss If you don't catch
them.
AS the billboards say . Next
week Melbourne Christopher,
the magician and the wizard
Of the guitar Mario Di Polo.
There's a new drink in town
called Snow White it's long.
iced and charged with Z Up, of
all things!
Just to be able to say "Presi-
dent Roosevelt" is enough to
chase all the Sunday blues out
of Washington that and a
visit to the Dude Ranch! If
you don't know what I mean,
get out there Sunday night and
see for yourself.
Louanna Rudd, who Is the
torchanteuse at the sensational
Melody Club, is always good for
a smart crack. Her recent nifty
runs a smart secretary is
one who never does today what
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

IN THE SPOTLIGHT
River Bend practically In
the open air, and a blessing
these warmish nights. Swell
dance music, a big floor, fine
food and a low tax.
Nightingale another wide
oper. spot featuring the best
Sunday luncheon you can buy
anywhere under a buck.
King Cole Room . where the
most intoxicating thing on the
bar Is Helen Greene, whose sing
ing is improving with her looks,
which is saying plenty. She's
still Miss Washington, and with
very little competition.
Maryland Club Gardens Is
putting on its new Easter outfit.
This swell spot in Benning, Md,
will soon open the large ball.
room, the horseshoe bar and the
swimming pool. If you hop out
there Sunday night. Ernest will
show you the real way to break
Lent
And so to bed take it away,
Poppy, III be seeing you around!
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AT WARNER BROS. THEATERS

PENS-sundsy, Monday. Tuesday
Nednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Walt Disney's Snow White and Seven
Dwarfs. Saturday Joe z. Brown in
sAvOY-sunday and Monday: Love
Honor and Behave" with Wayne Nor
Man Of Brimgtone." Thursday: Prank
Morgan and Florence Rice in Beg.
Borrow or steal" Friday; John WAYNE
M 1nd AaT E6:,r Hunt ., IN Born 1 e n:
Mccarthy IN Two Boobs in Bal.
loon" Saturday: william Powell and
Annsbella in Baroness ana the
sHERIDAS-sundsy Monday and
Henis in Happy Landing" ws1nss-
day, ThUrgday and Friday. Robert
Taylor and Aaursen O'sgllivan in
"A Yank at Oxford Saturday: wait
Disney. Snow white and the gsTsn
TIVOLI-sunday. Monday Tusatsy.
"wednesday ThurL1aY ana FRIDAY
Walt DisneyE Snow white ard TIE
Seven DwarfE" Saturday: Gla1ya
George and Eranehot Tone in 1--we L.
3 Headache
UPTOWN - Sunday. Monday ana
Tuesday: Sonia Hsnis and Don Anaseha
in Happy Landing" WslussSAy arr
Thursday: Constance BSnnstt aas
Brian Aherne in 'NsFriiv. We 1--we
Friday: Gary Cooper and Jeaa Ar
thur in The PlainEman" saturday.
Walt Disney's Snow white ana ne
Seven Dwarfs'
YORK-sunday and Monszy: n
ward @ Robinson IN e EIfgst CsM
Of Murder" Tuesday ana YsSrsa
day: Frank Morgan and Rnosrt YsgnR
in Paradise For Three" Tasrs<sT
and Friday: Gold IL Where Yea EiaI
It." with George Brent, Olivia "a
Havilland, Claude Rains ana AArRazst
Lindsay. n Saturday: Warner ClAG9
in "CharlG- Chan at Monte cGrls."
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with Robert Wilcox; also Rogue of
the Rrange," with Johnny Mac Brown.
ACADEMY-sunday AMI Monday:
You're a Sweetheart" with George
Murphy and Ken Murray, also Crash
ing Hollywood with Lee Tracy. Tues
day and wednesday: Conquest" with
Greta Carlo and Charles Boyer. also
Jacqueline Wells. Thursday and FRI
day: "Damsel In Distress" with Fred
Astaire and George Burns, also Para
disc Isle" with Movita and Warren
Hull. Saturday: "Danver Patrol"
with Sally Eilers and John BeaL also
Some Blondes Are Dangerous" with
Noah Berry. jr., and William Gargan.
CAROLINA-sunday and Monday:
"Stage Door" with Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers. also "BIotto," with
KaqTs AND Td. TS saS
Farmer and Ray Hilland. also 1T
Bellamy and Betty Furness. Thurs
day and Friday: Music for Madame"
with Nino Martini and Joan Fontaine.
also Bulldog ltS ,ob DruR P111Ror. Comes 1ss
Louise Campbell. Saturday: "satur-
days Heroes" with Van Helm and
Marian Marsh. also North Of the Rio
Grande." with William Boyd and
George Hayes: Chapter No. l. THE
Mysterious Plot: comedy.
JEssE-sunday and Monday: ''Ro-
nance In the Dark" with John Boles
and Gladys swarthout: March Of Time.
Tuesday and Wednesday: OF Human
Hearts" with Walter Huston and
james Stewart. Thursday and Friday:
C. Fields and Martha Raye. Saturday:
1.-THE Spy Ring" with william Hall
and Jane wyman. also Danger
Patrol" with John Beal and Sally
Eilers.
everybody Sing" with Judy Garland
Wednesday: Radio City Rsveis," with
Bob Burns and Jack oaki; March Of
Is Inv Where eh Ton Find dnf IT,. With eeorss
Brent and Olivia DeHavilland. Satur-
day: "Everybody's Doing It." with
Sally Eilers and Preston Foster; also
gan and Mary Mcguire; matinee at
p. m.
PALM-sunday. Monday and, Tues
day: Romance in the Dark. with
John Holes and Gladys s"artno os,.;
We Live:f with Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne: March Of Time
No. T. Friday: Thrill Of a Life
time" with Eieanore whitney ana
Johnny Downs: also Checkers" with
Jone Withers and Stuart Erwin.
NEWTOS-sunday and Monday:
"Merrily We Live" with Constance
Bennett and Brian Aherne. Tuesday,
At Oxford. with Robert Taylor and
Maureen O'sulIivan. Friday: Love.
Honor and Behave" with Wayne
Morris and Priscilla Lane. Saturday:
beg. Borrow or Steal" with Frank
Morgan and Florence Rice; also
HBiiiy the Kid" with John Mack
Brown and wallace Berry.
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she can put off until tomorrow
.. including the boss.
The Kings testers and Mary
Ruth Milan at the Shar-zad.
This ork. gets all the visitors
from California to Canada and
from Maine to Mexico, because
of the stellar work they air over
a national hookup. Their forte
is swing, with q Whiteman
touch.
LAURELS:
"Othello" at the Troika, q bril-
liantly costumed and staged pro-
duction from the fertile brain
of Bebe Prozenka. Plus the
mystifying Khan Kashu, whose
X-ray eyes reveal things you'd
scarcely tell yourself.
Better get to a phone and re-
serve your table now If you're
going to get in on that Lent
fracturing shindig at the Ward
man. Theon has almost booked
a full house, and that genial
maitre-d knows how to please
the c. c.'s. Sugar Cain will drip
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Dream Tango
At ShOreham

The Dream Tango by En-.
tiers and BOrgia at the Shore
ham, which Is the way q
tango should be done. And
another Shoreham DIRE . m
Is Ruth Karine BOyce,
warbelOvely, whose torch
antics give you pleasant duck
bumps. I like dreaming
you meet a better class Of
people.
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FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday:
Radio City Revels," with Bob Burns
Wednesday: Swing Your Lady" with
Louise Fazenda. Thursday: "Ruggles
of Red Gap" with Charles Laughton.
Friday: Federal Bullets" with Terry
Walker. Saturday: "Tarzan's Re-
venEs," with Glenn Norris.
CoNGREss-sunday and Monday;
THE Baroness and the Butler" with
William Powell. Tuesday: ''Tarzan's
Revenge" with Glenn Morris. We6nes-
day; Naughty Marietta" with Jea-
nette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy.
Thursday: Wells Fargo" with Joel
McCrea and Bob Burns. Friday: The
Black Doll" with Donald Woods. Sat
urday: Texas Trail" with William
Boyd.
CIRCLE-sunday and Monday: "Mer-
rily We Live" with Constance Bennett
and Wednesday: "A Yank at Oxford"
with Robert Taylor. Thursday and
Friday: Happy Landing" with Sonia
Henie and Don Anecne; cartoon: news.
Saturday: 'Tarzan's Revenge" with
Glenn Morris and Eleanor Holm;
comedies.
sTATE-sunday. Monday and Tues
day. sally, Irene and Mary" with
Alice Faye and Fred Allen. Wednes-
day and Thursday: Baroness and the
nabella; novelty: comedy. Friday and
Saturday: Heading East" with Buck
Jones: also Yours Only Young Once"
with Lewis Stone: news: cartoon;
comedy.
ASHLEY - Sunday and Monday:
Checkers" with Jane withers and
Stuart Erwin. comedy. Tuesday:
That's Ny Story" with Claudia Nor
gan and William Lundigan; also Born
Marsha Hunt Wednesday and Thurs
day: 'Tarzan's Revenge" with Glenn
Morris and Eleanor Holm; also Dam
sci in Distress" with Fred Astaire and
George Burns. Friday: Perfect speci-
Blondsll: also Under Suspicion" with
Jack Holt and Katherine DeMille-
Saturday: Madame X" with Gladys
George and Warren William; also The
Singing Outlaw" with Bob Baker and
Joan Barclay.
TAKoMA-sunday and Monday: OF
Human Hearts" with James Stuart;
select short subjects. Tuesday and
"Wednesday: The Baroness and the
nabella; also "Penitentiary," with Jean
Parker. Thursday and Friday. "Bucca-
neer." with Frederic March. Saturday:
Love On a Budget" with the Jones
Family; also Partners of the Plains"
LINCOLS-sunday through Thurs
day: Prison Nurse" with Marian
Marsch and Henry Wilcoxon.
REPUBLIC-sunday through Thurs
day: Sally, Irene, and Mary" with
Alice Faye. Tony Martin and Jimmy
Durante.
BOOKER T-sunday through Thurs
day: ''Nerrily We Live" with Con-
stance Bennett and Brian Ahsrns and
Patsy Kelly.
HOwARD-sunday through Thurs
day: In person. Louis Armstrong and
His Trumpet and Orchestra; on
screen. "Penrod and His Twin
Brother" with tina Mauch twins.
BROADWAY-sunday and Monday:
Women In Prison" with an all-star
cast Walt Disney's Revue. Tuesday:
Make a Wish" with Bobby Breen.
Wednesday ana Thursday: Man
Proof" with Myrna 10y and Franchot
Tone; Friday and Saturday. Sudden
Bill Dorm" with Buck Jones.
ROsALLA - Sunday and Monday:
"Psnitentlary," with Walter Connolly.
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what Are You Doing Tonite?"

some new syrup notes for the
sweet things and their honeys.
We've had La Conga and the
Dream Tango and to complete
the trio Of modern dance
rhythms, catch Audrey and Price
doing a rhumba at the Lotus.
There's a hit show here with
Norman and Mckay doing q
novel number, Marion Dawn
mixing the latest hits, Buddy
Shaner, whose voice says, "Bei
Mir Bist Du, etc." and the
fast stepping Of the Wally Wan
ger lovelieS.
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AMBASSADOR - Sunday, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Carole Lom-
bard and Fernand Gravel in Fools for
Scandal" Thursday and Friday:
Sonia Henie and Don Ameche in
Happy Landing" Saturday: Con-
stance Bennett and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live"
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HowARD-sunday through Thurs
day: In person. Louis Armstrong and
His Trumpet and Orchestra on
screen. "Penrod and His Twin
Brother" with tina Mauch twins.
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BOOKER T.-sunday through Thurs
day: 'Nerrily We Live" with Con-
stance Bennett and Brian Aherns and
Patsy Kelly.
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"Merrily We Live"
APoLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Maureen
Osullivan in "A Yank at Oxford"
Wednesday and Thursday: Edward G.
Robinson in "A Slight Case of Muir
der" Friday: "Penrod and His Twin
Brother" with the Mauch Twins, Billy
and Bobby. Saturday: Jane Withers
and Stuart Erwin in Checkers" and
Ann sothern and Gene Raymond in
'She's Got Everything"
AVALON-sunday and Monday:
Robert Taylor and Msureen OSullIvan
in "A Yank at Oxford" Tuesday
and Wednesday: w. c. Fields and
Martha Raye in Big Broadcast of
1889" Floyd Gibbons in "Bolted
Door" Thursday: Walter Huston and
James Stewart in "Of Human Hearts"
Friday: "Penrod and His Twin Broth
er." with the Mauch Twins. Billy and
Bobby. Saturday: Joe z. Brown in
''Wids Open Faces"
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Jackie Cooper in Boy of the
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Streets" Tuesday and wednesday:
Fredric March and Franctska Gaal in
The Buccaneer" Thursday; Allan
body Sing" Friday: Blondes at
Work" with Glenda Farel' and Bar
ton MacLane Saturday: Jack Oakie
and Bob Burns in Radio City Revels"
and Preston Foster and Whitney
Bourne in Double Danger"
CALVERT-sunday, Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri.
the s' ss ~ p~srfs" sa H1 : Gladys sG
George and Franchot Tone in Love
Is a Headache.
CESTRAL-sunday and Monday:
Dolores Del Rio in international Set
Element" and Jed Prouty and Spring
Byington in Love On Budget"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Robert Tay-
Tor and Maureen o'Sullivan in "A Yank
az oxford. Thursday: Daredevil
Drivers with Beverly Roberts and
Dick Purcell Friday. Anna May Wong
and Charles Bickford in Daughter Of
Shanghai" Saturday: Swing Your
Lady" with Humphrey BoEart and
Frank McHugh.
COLONY - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Constance Bennett and Brian
Aherne in "Merrily We Live" wednes-
day and Thursday: Edward G. Robin
SON in "a Slight Case of Murder"
Friday: Love, Honor and Behave"
with Wayne Morris and Priscilla
Lane. Saturday: "Penrod and His
Twin Brother" with the Mauch Twins,
Billy and Bobby.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Ed
ward G. Robinson in "A Slight Case
OF Murder" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Jane Withers mad stuart Erwin
in Checkers Thursday: w. c. Fields
and Martha Raye in Big Broadcast
of 1898 Friday william Powell
and Annabella in Baroness and the
| Butler" Saturday; Warner GLAND
and Jed Prouty and Spring ByinEtou
Yin Love on Q Budget"
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REPUBLIC-Sunday through Thurs
day: Sally. Irene. and Mary" with
Alice Faye. Tony Martin and Jimmy
Durants.
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PENS-sunday Monday. Tuesday
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday:
Walt DiEneyg Snow White and Seven
Dwarfg" Saturday. Joe z Brown in
Wide Open Faces"
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MARLBORO-sunday and Monday:
'Nerrily We live" with Constance
Bennett and Brian Aherne: cartoon:
news. Tuesday: "Penitentiary." with
Walter Connolly and Jean Parker;
cartoon: news. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Mountain Music" with Bob
Burns and Martha Raye: cartoon;
news- Friday: An alI-comedy show
with Popeye; Our Gang: Charlie Nc
Carthy; Mickey Mouse; Three stooges.
Saturday: Thunder Trail" with Gil
bert Roland also. Love on a Budget"
with Jones Family; cartoon: Episode
No. II. Mysterious Pilot"
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CIRCLE-sunday and Monday: "Mer-
rily We Live" with Constance Bennett
and Brian Ahsrne: news. Tuesday
and Wednesday: "A Yank at Oxford"
with Robert Taylor. Thursday and
Friday: Happy Landing" with Sonia
Henie and Don Amecne; cartoon: news.
Saturday: "TarZans Revenge" with
Glenn Morris and Eleanor Holm;
comedies.
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AVENUE GRAND-Sundsy and Mon
day: Jackie Cooper in boy Of the
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sTAsTOA-s1nday and Monday:
E1srzfsTa 4 Holiday" with Ed
"grf 1--we ss1 Nae west. also wise
m uHk Miriam Hopkins and Ray
lam T8sGfsY and wednesday:
S>s Barns. ThsfasAY and Friday:
'.NSkPE11f" with MyFna 10y and
yrGsss@E TSHS. alsS There Goes The
rtspEs. " vfth Arm gsEhsTn ana Burgess
GsTs<1Ek. EatgE1ayi Carnival Queen"
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LINCOLS-sunday through Thurs
day: Prison Nurse" with Marian
Narsch and Henry Wilcoxon.
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sTATE-sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Sally, Irene and Mary" with
Alice Faye and Fred Allen. Wednes-
day and Thursday: Baroness and the
Butler" with William Powell and An
nabella; novelty: comedy. Friday and
Saturday: Heading East" with Buck
Jones; also You're Only Young Once,
with Lewis Stone; news: cartoon;
comedy.
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MILO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Happy Landing" with Sonia
Henie and Don Ameche: cartoon; news.
Wednesday and Thursday: Chan at
Monte Carlo" with Warner GLAND;
cartoon news. Friday: An all,corn-
edy show, with Our Gang; Mickey
Mouse Laurel and Hardy-Three 500
yes: Popeye: Charlie Mccarthy. etc.
Saturday: Romance Of the Rockies
with Tom keene: also she Loved a
Fireman" with Dick Foran; cartoon;
Episode No. -, - o S, Coastguard."
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And so to bed take It away,
Poppy. III be seeing you around!
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NOTT-BUnday; King solomon's
ZINES" with Paul Robson. Monday:
''Psnitsrtiary." with Walter Connolly:
T1ss18T: Lem HawkinT Confession .
with An AILGtaF Cast; also Plying
Vista" with Herman Erik. Wednss-
DAY: Billy The KID" with John Mac
Br0Vn; "HyStSFtous Pilot" No. ..
ThsrE>AY and Friday: Life Goes On,
vita LsniHA Beavers. Saturday: Holly"
~ss< EsBEf~Cp," with Buck Jones;
Fsf.s PStFOL" No. Il.
Evening star., 1938-02-16
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
SEEKING SIXTH nine
Seven-Up, Four Former Members
in Circuit That Will Open
Season April 80.

WITH one new team already added
and the possibility OF another
being granted q franchise to complete
a six-club loop. the Industrial Base
ball League has organized for the 1898
season.
Seven-Up. the new club. which will
be under the leadership of Manager
Wyche, will join the league with an
aggregation of ID stars. who already
have made their mark on local sand
lots. O'Donnells Sea Grill. 1897
champions; Coffey Screen, Heurich
Brewers and National Savings 81 Trust
are the other teams renewing their
membership in the league.
The season will open ON April 30
and games will be played on Mondays,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
during May, June and July. President
Bill Flester has called a meeting Of
all team managers for February Is,
at which time any application for the
open franchise will be considered. For
information concerning the league,
Flester may be reached at District
4089.