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Evening star., 1939-02-17
Dick Barthelness Tires
OF Loafing and Returns
Back on the Screen, the Star Finds
Hollywood Not So Attractive
AS It Once Was
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,
HOLLYWOOD.

The is 1919 little girl (wel
DARK movie thater and aes with wondering at handsome gentle
Chnese-Whose other Richard
wisp OF white of Lillian C-n
epic OF the period titled Broken Blossoms The little
madly in love with
Twenty girl grown into
his onsr rdinuf thu Il
Evening star., 1939-02-17

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Where and When
Current I TheaterAttractions
and Time of Showine


National-"What a Life" latest
comedy success from the George
Abbott office: $3.50 pm.
Keith's-"Gunga Din," heroic ad-
venture film inspired by the Kipling
poem: Ills am, 1:15, 1920, 5:25,
7::30 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"St. Louis Blues" Doro-
thy Lamour sings on a showboat:
II am, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 and 1920
pm. Stage shows: 12:45, 1885. 6:25
and 9:15 pm.
Earle-"Let Us Live" action
drama with Maureen O'sullivan
and Henry Fonda: II am, 1885,
4:25, tbs and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: 1885, 1928, 6:15 and s:05
pm.
Metropolitan -"KinR Of the
Underworld" with Humphrey Bo-
gart in the role: 11:4o am. 1:4o
3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Columbia Honolulu" Eleanor
Powell's newest musical: 1875 am.
1:40, $40, 5:45, 7:50 and $50 pm
Palace-"1diot's Delight" CLARK
Gable and Norma Shearer In the
film version Of the play: 1853 am,
2:20, 4:45. 7:10 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"Ballerina," poignant story
OF q young ballet student who meets
up with life: II am, 12:45, 2:25,
4:15, 6:05. 7:55 and $50 pm.
Belasco-'Dark Rapture" exciting
saga Of adventure in Africa's in
terror: 4:30. $40, 8 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts; con-
tinuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1939-02-17

apologies Dick, flashing the same
sad smile that got me in Broken
Blossoms "and, of course, I'm
through playing handsome young
juveniles on the screen"
But I thought you were through
with all movie roles-and here you
are playing a big part with Cary
Grant and Jean Arthur In Plane
Number A." interrupt.
Il was-but I got tired Of loafing," !"
says Dick.
The Hollywood of today, with a
few exceptions, is not as attractive
as the Hollywood of 20 years ago
according to Barthelmess.
"The glamour has gone from pic
ture making" says Dick. Studios
are now about as romantic as fac
tories" And where, oh, where are
the stately beauties of yesteryear?-
Dick wants to know.
What has happened to the Elsie
Ferguson type of girl?" he asks me
sadly. I offer him Hedy Lamar as
good modern substitute. Dick is
non-committal. But, after some
hard pinning down, he says that for
his money Norma Shearer is quite
beautiful, and he thought she was
wonderful in Marie Antoinette."
"Of course, there were some ugly
women in the old pictures, but the
average Of looks was higher then
than today. Nowadays, they have
to be better at acting. The public
expects much more ability from its
movie idols-of both sexes. The
work Is more exacting, but the
financial rewards are less"
Never again, says Barthelmess,
Will movie stars make fortunes via
picture work. youngsters Like
Tyrone Power and Robert Taylor,
who earn four to five thousand dol
lars a week-what chance have
they to save when 80 per cent goes
IN income tax? Even for q man
like Clark Gable (who now earns
nine to 10 thousand dollars a week. !,
1t Is absolutely impossible to retire
q rich man."
There is lot in what Barthel-
mess says. The movie millionaires
OF Hollywood-Douglas Fairbanks,
ST.; Mary Pickford, Charles Chap
Evening star., 1939-02-17

producer was SO impressed with the
size and glory Of his show that he
coined 'Gigantean.'"
And so it seems that 1t is merely
bad example which the movies
have been following all this time.
The following self-explanatory re-
port deals with the arrival Of Mickey
Rooney in town yesterday afternoon:
"Okay, SO Mickey Rooney, the
midget, so to speak. He got of the
train without an overcoat, created
some mild furor among the people
who stared while he got an ice cream
cone and posed for a picture. Then
he went-without an overcoat-with
Les Peterson, also without an over
coat, and Ray Bell, with an over
coat, for a taxi tour of as much of
the city as can be seen in the 20
minutes or SO that was left of the
half-hour stopover. He caught the
train okay and went on to Florida,
where he will stay a couple of days
and then 60 back to California to
start work on Babes in Arms with
Judy Garland in the role played on
Broadway by Mitzi Green, who opens
at the Capitol tomorrow, two weeks
before Huckleberry Rooney in
Mickey Finn opens at the Capitol
March 8.
THAT is all one knows except Ray
Bell says he really is a shy young
ster and regular and very fine and
he was thrilled as all get out when
taken into the Capitol and intro
duced to Senator Barkley and al
lowed to sit in the Vice Presidents
chair upon the rostrum. The Sen
ate was not In session at the moment.
Mickey was thrilled, though-about
the v. P.'s chair.
"The train goes through Atlanta.
I do my work now in silent woe.
H. M"
p. S.-A luscious fan poked an
orchid in my face and asked me all
sorts OF questions, getting very
chummy until she asked If I were
travelling with the Rooney party.
When she discovered I was not a
Hollywood director or something,
she said. my, he's cute (referring
to Mickey and took her orchid
away.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Gallaudet Students
Play 'Cyrano'

Making It's most ambitious dra-
matte effort since its proAaction
Of Faust" several years Ago, the
Gallaudet College Dramatic Club
will present an adaptation Of
"Cyrano de Bergerac" tonight and
tomorrow night at Chapel Hall.
at the school.
The dialogue Of tho Edmond Ros-
tand play will be carried on entirely
in sign language. Elizabeth Ben
son, head Of the speech department
at Gallaudet, will interpret at t.
morrow nights performance for the
benefit Of the hearing public.
Leon Auerbach will play Cyrano,
Verna Thompson will be Roxanne
and other important roles will be
played by Myra Mazur, Rex Low
man. Richard Phillips, Alden Ravn.
Bill White and Anthony Nogosek.
Henry L. Stack, president Of the
Dramatic Club, is directing.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Minstrel Producers, 1t Seems,
Started Those Adjectives
Mickey Rooney, Here Few Minutes
On Way to Florida, Sees Bit
OF the Capitals Glamour "
BY JAY CARMODY,

One OF the favte anecdotes snarled bitter
tngnts Tor pot OF HOLLYWOOD gold has do with the
wncn answered rival after the latter had
Feeling the Of the situation president
the frustrated studio called his entire staff
outlined the situation briefly
do something" he commanded.
Well to make
with the slogan, Colossal - -
Evening star., 1939-02-17
TwizzIer Answer

Young Bee was the student. Ac-
cord1ng to the problem, the students
mother rode horseback, so Young Ay
couldn't be the student because her
mother was paralyzed. Neither
could Young Ay be the stenographer
because the stenographer's mother
played golf twice a week. So, Young
Ay had to be the social worker.
Young Bee couldn't be the stenog-
rapher because she called the stem
ographer hussy. So Young Bee
must have been the student,
Evening star., 1939-02-17

sharps and . Fiat, Melody on 4
Large Scale: Woodrow Wilson,
TAPS on Skates; the Three Sans,
dancers: Myle Thompson, rhythm
sonsstress. and the IL Harlem
HOMES.
The Aim attraction viii be
Charlie Chan In Honolulu" with
Sidney Toler In the leading role
and Phyllis Brooks In the top femi.
nine part.
There will be the usual uaidnisht
show tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1939-02-17

lin, etc.-amassed the bulk of their
fortunes between 1914 and the early
1920s, when income tax was drop
in the salary bucket.
Dick himself did pretty well
financially. He currently owns real
estate valued at $750, 900, with prob
ably an additional million. in bonds
and trust funds. The latter 90 to
his two children-16-year-old Mary
Hay, his daughter by his first wife,
and q 16-year-old adopted son, the
child Of his second wife, the former
Jessica Sergeant.
Barthelmess and his great friends,
Ronald Colman, Warner Baxter and
William Powell. were the first film
players to employ a business man
ager to handle and invest their
earnings.
tcopyriEht 1889, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1939-02-17

A thought like that is induced by
2 defense Of the industry's superla-
tves by Warner Bros researching
publicists, to wit:
Back in the 10th century (before
movies and bah to YOU'D, when the
minstrels held sway and ZieRfeld
had not invented the Follies, the
burnt-cork productions were her
aided by adjectives ranging from
mammoth to 'Mastodonic' and back
again. One group was modestly
billed as The Star Troupe of the
world, another as The Superb Op-
cratic Minstrels.' Magnificent was
TOO modest to be used at all. One
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Savoy Sultans' Top
Howard Revue

Al Cooper's Savoy sultans" bring
. new brand Of sizzling swing and
steaming syncopation to the How
ard Theater today, headlining the
new stage bill. The musical aggre-
CATION comes here from New York,
following engagements at the Kit
Kat Club and the Savoy Ballroom.
Augmenting the Savoy Sultans'
Will be other acts, including Three
Evening star., 1939-02-17

o n c e m o r e at
the m lie who
was the first to
stir her girlish
heart.)
Mr.. Barthel-
meSS-or Dick,
as we sh a IL
call him once
or t ice from
now on-con1eS
t rough the
ordeal not too
badly.
I'm q little
t a t t er W
but not much
about S pollnds" !"
Evening star., 1939-02-17

motion pictures, plays the leading
role.
Tho Minister from Sweden Is
scheduled to attend the showing
and to speak briefly before the film.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Swedish Picture
At Cinema LEAGUE

The Great John Ericsson" Swed-
ish picture based on an episode in
American history, will be tomorrow
nights feature Of the Foreign Lam
guage Cinema League, at Pierce
Hall. Victor seastrom, who pro-
duced . number Of early American
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Variety Dances

Variety Club will have the sec
ond Of its weekly festivals, another
Saturday Night Party being sched-
uled for tomorrow night. There
will. be music and entertainment at
the club rooms in the Willard Hotel.
starting at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Iarzan Cast Grows

Ian Hunter, Henry Wilcoxon,
Frieda 1nescort and Henry Stephen
son have been signed by M-G-M to
complete the leading roles in the
current Tarzan film, tentatively
titled "Tarzan In Exile"
La gaceta., 1939-09-11
cinco lanzadores en- el segundo

cinco lanzadores en- Ell segundo
juego, tratando de impedir IN
ataque Gle l6 hits, de los chica-
goenses, que ganaron Ell desafia
II a 9 despu@s de perder ell pri-
nero 5 a /, por ell pitching &c
Louis (Buck) Newsom, que so
lc, permiti6 sci shifts.
Myril Hoag, outfield del 81.
Louis americana, conecc6 un no.
mer en- cada desafio que estps
sostuvier0n con los Indios del
Cleveland, para que sus compa-
neros sc anotaran una victoria
en- ell segunda "a, mientras pc:
dian Ell primera 1876
Marcando 81 sexta victoria
consecutive, con un triunfo de
3-4, sobre los Gigantes del New
York, los Dodgers del Brooklyn,
Sc pusieron a medic juego de
distancia de los mantenedores
del lugar.
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mer puede llamarse a una "a
ci6n de frijoles que caben en- I'm
pync, Gnica comida y 1nico pla-
to de que Sc compone ell alimen-
to diario de aquellos infelices.
Como e. aqua es escasa, 10 mis-
mo para beber que para aseo,
los reclusos van enfermandose y
muri9ndose, con 10 que Sc evitan
los verdugos, no sole Ell trabajo
de instruir la farsa del proceSo
militar, de la que dificilmente Sc
ale, 81 que ademas ell de las eje-
cueiones que disminuyen cada
dia porque la muerte llega cast
siempre antes que ell proceso.
Sc lego a tai pinto de deses-
peraci6n, que va Sc envidia a los
que van a ser ejecutados. Son
m1ltiples los casos de locura Y
muchoS mas los que Sc ~calificau
de locos sin estarlo, pero que IA
desesperaci6n les hace pasar
por tales.
"Es inutil-noS dice uno de
los mrchachoS-querer pintar
los cuadros de horror que he
mos presenciado en- aquel infer
no, mas terrible, mucho mas te-
rrible, cue todos los infiernos
imaginarios que pintan los te6-
logoS para asustar a los debileS.
I'm muchacho Malagueno lie
80 amos de edad nos emociona
con SUI Sinceridad cuando nos "a
firma que e. acept6 un plan de
fuga, como medic de suicidarse,
en- ell que no tenia nj la mas re-
mota esperanto de salir con EXT
to. PCes ell suicide adentro aun-
que Sc registra gran nGmero
de ellos, Sc puede llevar a cabO
con mucha dificultad. lila muer
tie! ESQ es 10 que desean aque-
Hos desdichadOs.
Entire eStos nueVe camara-
das, que hacen un verdadero mi
lagro al escaparse, primero de
las alambradas que les aisla5an
de los otroS prisioneros sueltos.
y despues de esa carcel IMMENSE
que Sc llama Espana, hay ire.
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HUYENDO DE LA BARBA.
RE

Nueve antifascistas huyen de
los campos de concentration Y
llegan a Casablanca en- TN buque
italiano, despues de correr inf.
nidad de peligros y veneer gran
n1mero de dificultades de dis
tinto genera.
Hacen cuchillos de MADEIRA
con ell mayor secreto y Sc abren
paso con ellos por medic de los
guardianes, algunos de los cua-
les, quedan tendidos en- ell ira
veto dificil que Sc ven obliga-
dos a recorrer.
Nos cuentan horrores diver
SOS que la pluma Sc MEGA a de-
tallar.
Sc les obliga a cantar Ell Him.
no de Falange y la Marcia Rea
antes Y despues de conner, 81 co.
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TOMMY KIENE DISCUTIRA
SU FAJA A RED
Ell PRoXIMO VIERNES EN-
BENJAMIN FIELD EN- Ell
BOUT PRINCIPAL DE UNO
DE Los MEJoRES o C
MAS P~RESENTADoS PoR Ell
PROMOTER F.
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ron vencedores en- un duel1
donde los simpatizadores de-
Club de la IA pasaron muchos
dolores dec abeza.
En- ell segundo desafio, des-
pues de mantener una ~ventaJa
de cuatro carreras, los Asturia
nos Sc vieron con ell score en-
patado, al dar comienzo la Ill
TINA entrada del octave, pero
aGuf Sc destaparon los mucha-
chos, y con dos hits conecta-
dos en- Ell mismo inning, por Pc
laez y muchos otros toletazos
de sus compaheros, anotaron
la friolera de nueve carreras,
para veneer con facilidad.
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DiScuten Ell Tttulo.- Gr0ndoUitch
de RueU0 en- dcci6n
(Por A. Montoto)

Jim ClinStock, actual cam
pe6n del estado de Flo rida, que
tiene una victoria sobre Johl
Grondovitch, lie hara frente esta
noche, en- ell bout principal del
programa de Cowboy Luttrall,
a Big Ben Borgan, prcedente de
Texas con 275 lbs. que estaba
ancioso de hacerle frente al In
do de Oklahoma.
Ambos ~gigantes, han venido
obteniendo victorias sobre todos
los oponentes, que Sc les presen-
taban, y NADIA mas l6gico que
verlos en- acci6n frente a fren-
tie. En- dos de tres caidas, con un
tempo limitado de noventa mi
nutos, decidira ell encuentro,
que tanto interes ha despertado
entire los fanatics, que dan a
killer" por favorito, mientras
otra gran parte opina, como Wi
HE Santana, que ell Indio ha de
ser ell vencedor.
Henry Piers, ell champion hea
vyweight de Holanda, lie hara
frente a Tommy O'Toole, en- an
match de una caida, a I'm ITEM
pc marcado de una bora. Piers
gan6 una decision de tempo H.
mitado sobre Don George, en- los
juegos Olimpicos de Amster-
dam. Mas tarde, Don George
fue champion mundial por ur
tempo.
John Grondovitch, que aur
rehusa ell reconocer ell titulo uue
Jim Clinstock, lie arrebat6 ha,
semanas, aparecera frente
Aft. Johnson, 1.-THE Storm
Swede", en- la aperture del car
tel.
La gaceta., 1939-09-11
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Los Mambises del CirculO
Cubano, Y los Asturianos que
pilotea ell diligente Y capacita-
do Espolita, salieron vencedo-
res de nuevo aver tarde, sobre
sus contrarios, los Caballeros
.Lealesy Union Italiana respec-
.tivamente, para mantenerse
empatados en- ell lugar de no.
nor, hasta ell pr6ximo domin-
go, que ambos sc enfrenten pa
ra discutir la %supremacia de
la batalla que estan llevando a
cabo.
FL primer desafio fue emo.
cionante, Y los Cubanos salie-
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italianos antifascistas.
BY TONI ROSSETT

italianos antifascistas.
En- Casablanca Sc tiran a ma
do y salvan la orilla africana,
uno de ellos carg 1dc a otro
que no saba nadar. En- este
puerto del Marruecos frances,
donde ell nGmero de refrgiados
crece cada dia, tambien las van
a pasar negras, pero la libertad
que Sc respira ALI, dentro de los
modes de la maguina EStatal
Francesa, hace que ell vinagre
les parezca miel.
iSalud muchachos! Vcsotros
sois los que haceis buenas las
palabras del poeta cuando dice:
"No tie consideres vencidO,' nj
aGn vencido".
Marine.
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10 iCADAVERES REMOVI-
DOS

Londres, sept, Han sido
removidos hoy Is cadaveres dei
submarine Thetis, que Sc hun
do en- aqua spoco profundas de
la bahia de Gales, y los buzos
esperan que mejore ell tempo
para extraer los 81 cadaveres
qre todavia quedan en- ell casco
del s%umergible.
Fueron traidos a la costa g
yer 16 cadaveres. Cuando ell
Thetis Sc hundi6 en- una prue-
ba de sumersi6n ell dia 10 de jr-
MO, solo a de los 1913 tripulan-
ties escaparon.
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SAM R R Sc RETIRA
Quedd Electo Robert d. Hill

Ell Ciudadano Sam Ferrerl,
que qued6 en- segundo lugar pa
ra Ell puesto de miembro de ia
Junta Electoral, en- las eleccio-
mes primarias del 5 de Septiem-
bre, Sc retira de la contienda,
en- la segUnda primaria por Ell
Grupo L. George Salazar, que
qued6 en- segundo lugar en- Ell
Grupo 3, dijo anoche, que deci-
diria 81 Sc retiraba o no, en- ell
dia de hoy. 81 asf 10 hace, no
seran necesarias segundas pri-
marias.
Con la retirada del Sr. Sam
Ferreri, que electo ell Sr. Robert
D. Hill, que obtuvo ell mayor MI
nero de votos, en- ell Grupo l,
dOnde Sc presentaron cuatro
candidates. Mr.. Hill estaba re-
comendado por la Mesa Re-
donda".
Ell joven George Salazar, que
do en- segundo puesto, en- el
Grupo, siendo ell DR.. Ruben Mo-
reno, quien alcanz6 Ell Nor i
nero de votos. 81 Salazar Sc re
tira de la contienda, ~entonces nc
segundas elecciones primaria7,
mas que en- dos districts, para
La gaceta., 1939-09-11

Los Cardenales del st. Louis,
ganaron medic juego en- su H.
cha con los leaders del Cincin-
natl, al veneer por partida doble
a los Piratas del Pittsburgh,
con score de 9-3 y la.
En- unos desafios de toletazos,
los Cardenales sc apuntaron q
hits ,mientras los Bucaneros, co
nectaban uno menos 81. Los p
ratas presentaron un lineup, de-
ficiente en- ambos ~desafios, con
un outfield en- tercera base,
Maurice Van Robays, en- prime
"a y Fern Bell, en- segunda. Bel
cometi6, tres errore sen ell Sc
gundo desafio.
En- ell primer juego Curt Da-
Wis Sc anot6 su vigesima vict0-
ria de la temporada, permitiea-
do trece hits, mientras sus COM
paneros Sc anotaban IL, a ma
nos de tres lanzadores bucane-
roS.
lDerringer lie do una victoria
a su team, para anotarse su VI.
gesima de la temporada, ven
ciendo a los Cubs del Chicago,
permitiendoles solo siete hits
ante una concurrencia- de 49,
761 fanatics con anotaci6n de
To. A pesar del triunfo, los mu-
chachos de la Ciudad Reina, per
dieron medic desafio en- la ven
taja que tienen sobre los Carde-
males, al veneer estos en- ell doble
juego, que tenian senalado con
los del Pittsburgh.
Derringer nunca estuvo EN- pc
ligro, despues que sus compane-
ros conectaron cinco hits a La.
rry French, en- ell tercero para
anotarle un racimo de cuatro c.
rreras. Derringer mismo conec.
to de hit, para comenzar ell inn.
ing ganador.
Este juego termin6 la tempo.
rada entire ambos teams, Con
IL ~victorias para los Rojos en-
% desafios.
Los Yankees continGan su ca
dena de v~ictorias, venciendo por
partida doble a los Senadoros
del Washington, con score de
AS y 6-2. Russo y Hadley fue-
ron los pitchers victoriosos,
mientras Appleton y Leonard
fueron los derrotados.
Rookie Ted Williams conevtt
dos hom-runs, dos TRIBES y IN
hit, para llevar a los Red SoX
del Boston, a una doble victoto-
ria sobre los Atleticos con ano.
taci6n de 10-7 y 81.
Los Tigres del Detroit y las
Medals Blancas del Chicago, di.
vidieron honores EN- ell doble.
header que ambos celebraron
al enviar los Tigres a la lomitf
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representatives en- ell consistorio
municipal.
Tanto Sam Ferreri, como
George Salazar, fueron aconse-
jados por amigos y por editorla
les en- la prensa local, que reti-
raran sus candidate ras y de es-
tie modo salvasen a los contrl-
buyentes de un gasto de $4,000.
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(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Hommy Kiene, ell maravillo
so zurdito de Savannah, Geor-
gia, que va fue visto EN- acci6n
una vez, frente al mismo con-
tendiente del pr6ximo viernes,
sobre ell cual obtuvo una deci-
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sion, en- ell bout que sostuvie-
ron a ocho rounds de dos mi
nutos, sera visto de nuevo en-
acci6n frente al ex-taXi dri-
yer de st. Petersburg, en- ur
match en- esta OCCASION de diez
rounds, de tres minutes cada
uno, y ell Colorado de la veci-
ma ciudad, cree que con la pro
longacion de un minute en- ca
da round, Y dos asaltos mas
que hace semanas, ell mucha-
cho de Savannah regresara a
la vieja ciudad de Georgia,
sin su titulo.
Carl Moss, manager de To-
my Kiene, dice que su mucha-
cho seencuentra en- estupenda
lorna, Y que no tuVo chance
de demostrar TODD 10 que va
lie, en- su 1ltimo encuentro, por
un fuerte dolor que tenia en- ell
brazo izquierdo. va estOy en-
;ondiciones y listo para ven
Ger a Hutchens, Y a cualquier
)tro contrario de mi peso; lie
lilo Kiene a Moss, antes de
la pelea.
Larrimore en- ell semifinal
Jack Larrimore, conocido
boxer entire la aficion local,
endra a su cargo ell semifi-
lal del programa, frente a
Johnny Dean, ell maravilloso y
| :orajudo muchacho de Miami,
en- un encuentro a diez rounds
de tres minutes tambien, que
prometen ser emocionantes de
principle a fin. Ambos mucha
chos van a este combate cor
la conviction de que tendran
que pelear muy duro, antes
que ell juez lie levante ell brazo
a uno de ellos, y por este que
estan llevando a cabo un per-
fecto entrenamiento.
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A Y A~STURIANOS
SIGUEN EN- Ell
LUGAR DE HONOR AL OBJ
TENER AMBOS LA VICTO-
RIA EN- LOS A CE-
LEBRADoS EN-
EN- Ell OLA DE AVER
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DEPORTES
CON Ell BATE Z LA pELOTA
(Por A. MOntoto)

Los Cardendles dUdRzdn en- sA
hcha por la bandera de Ia Ma
cional al cOnseguir I'M doble
triamfo.-Vig6Simo UictOria de
Derringer.-LOS Yankees con-
tinilan su cddena de VictOrias
La gaceta., 1939-09-11

JIM CLINSTOCK FRENTE y
KILLER MORGAN EN- Ell F
VENTO PRINCIPAL DE LA
NOCHE EN- LA ARENA DE
MA FIELD
La gaceta., 1939-09-11

You may be guilty of halitosis dad
BREATH this very minute, and yet be
unaware oft. That's the insidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
quently due to food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize it
-. but everyone you come in contact
with does.
Listerine Antiseptic halts such fer
mentation, said by some authorities TO
be a major cause of mouth odors, and
overoomes the odors themselves. So why
risk annoying and offending others2 Why
hurt yourself socially and in business2
IL Is so easy TO guard against offend
ing by gargling with Listerine, the
safe ~antiseptic. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. II you
value your job and your friends, use
Listerinc Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
Phamacal Company, 81. Louis, Mo,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-01
RUPERT PRICES

At Prince Rupert today 100000
pounds of halibut were sold at to
$50 and $50 cents a pound