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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10


This grim riddle forms the
theme of the sensational climax In
Five Came Back" gripping screen
drama OF a jungle plane crash and
its consequences. Eleven persons
are aboard the plane when II lands
in a clearing: two are killed by
head-hunting Indians. and when
the partly repaired craft is ready
to fly again, 1t is learned that 1t
can carry but five Of the party.
The others face certain death, for
the Indians will attack in force
any moment.
How the fortunate five are
chosen makes for one of the most
dramatic scenes ever filmed. One
Of the party IL a confessed MUIR
derer, on his way back to his
native country TO stand trial for a
political killing. And since this
man is doomed TO die in any case,
he elects to remain behind and
offers to select the five he deems
most deserving Of life, If the
others viii abide by his decision.
The result comprises the grip
ping conclusion Of a remarkable
picture. Joseph Cslleia plays the
part of the killer who determines
the fate Of the party, and Chester
Morris. Lucille Ball, Wendy Bar
rie, John Carradine, Allen Jen-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Use OF WPA men AT
M'CHORD CONDEMNED

Use Of WPA crews for skilled
work on the new Si.400.000 con.
struction program at Mechord field
was condemned vigorously Satur-
day by the Seattle Building Trades
Council. Tacoma building trades.
men have taken no action yet.
however.
The Seattle council solicited aid
Of national executives Of the build
ing trades in protesting to Presi-
dent Roosevelt who has the Me-
Chord field WPA project before
him now for approval.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
ACAINSTPROPOSEDPARK

OLYMPIA - Formation of the
proposed Cascade National park
was opposed today by Director j.
B. Fink of the conservation and
development department because
it would tie up too much of Wash
ington's timber and mineral re-
sources. The park would extend
from the Canadian border to the
Columbia river along the Cascade
mountain ridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
MORE ENLIST IN ARMY

Army enlistments In the eight
state ninth corps area amounted
to 1871, a new record high, during
the month OF September, which
made a total Of over $500 men
enlisted during the first quarter
of the fiscal year 1910, IL WAS an
nounced today at headquarters.
ninth corps area. The previous
record was established during Au-
gust when 1,435 eniistments were
made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
FORT LEWIS MAN IN
CLEE CLUB AT U. ".

One Of 80 men TO be selected
for the University OF Washington
mems glee club. Armand Miller.
OF Fort Lewis. Will be "A member
of the baritone section.
More than 200 students tried
out for posts In the club. accord
ing TO Prof. Charles w. Lawrence
Of the music department. The
club is well known about the
Northwest. having gone on several
tours. A trip TO Alaska was made
a year ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
"Bollerino' Next
AT The Lakewood

Jean ftenctt t4sxy. Ire famous
French preiacSr dsrccior has soor-
81 brilliantly again. writes t1lm
Daily He works wunds4n with
= group u professional ard siu-
dent dancers u the French Ma
,lonal Opera in "Balisftna first
ballet FILM ever produced. lie has
painted On the canvas Of ihs screen
poignant and powerful drama Of
a great baiierlna's life. and =
ohild's hope. All within The mar
row weird Of the ballet schcol, The
stage and the backssAge az The
National Opera Of Paris. The cs-
ccilent direction Of Jean Honoii-
Levy llfis this 10 the niche of
memorable films. The photo
graphy = The finest &.
Two great danseusos and a nsw
discovery are featured In "nallef-
ina which viii have its first
local showing At Lakewood iomor-
row and "wednesday. Continental
Nights Mia slavensks. a gorge.
o,s Jugnslayian blonde and a
natural actress As well a. a con-
summate dancer. appeared In per-
son in Tacoma with the Ballet
Russo de Monte Carlo. Yvette
Chauvinc Is prima BaIlerina Of The
Paris Opera. and Jaime charrat
the young ballet student. who was
born a star In this picture, Among
the dances featured are Death Of
the Swan" and Dance OF the
Bees" The ballet music of Chopin
and Gounod IL played by the sym
phony orchestra OF the French
National Opera. English titles tell
the complete story.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Director Finally
Keeps Al Promise

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Seats on Sale
For Rubinoff

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
You Can't Tske n With
You" Now A. she Temple

Frsnk csprAs Columbia master
piece. = screen version q you
Can't Take II With You" hailed
as evrn better than the Pulitzer
Prize-winning stage play Of the
same name by George :. kaufman
and Moss Hart. II now playing al
the Temple thezier. Heading the
stellar cast are jean Arthur.
James Stewart, Lionel Barrymore.
Edward Arnold. MiScha Auer.
Spring Byington and Ann Miller.
Others. In major roles. include
Donald Meek, Dub Taylor. Samuel
5. Kinds. Mary Forbes, Ann Doran.
Clarence Wilson. Charles Lane.
Eddie Anderson and Lillian Yarbo.
Frank caprA produced and direct
ed from the screen play by his vet
eran collaboration, Robert Riskin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

In recent years Miss Lombard
has scored vita her stsaciosis
eamrdsenne eharacterlsAslun. IN
pictures like True Confession
and Nothing Sacred However.
she started her carer In strictly
serious romantic parts. A. =
charming young widow who heal-
tatcs 10 break up the marriage II
the man she lovrs. even though
shs knows Il Ia be a thoroughly
unhappy marriage. she has a -sFi.
Gus romantic role In In Name
Only
Grant has specialized In advens
tnroun roles. Aisefnat~d with nefio.
comic portiaysls. In recent vehicles
"CungA Din" The Awful
Truth" "only Angels Have
Wings and Bringing Up baby"
But he started out in pictures m =
fortnight type of hero. In this
new film no In cast m n dls'
IlluHioned husband seeking free
dom from q thoroughly mecenary
wifc-a very different part from
anything he has done for a long
time.
Miss Francis also changes her
spots For years she has been
playing heroine roles. but M fans
all know. shc was originally the
female menace. In In Name
Only" she Is again In such char
aoterization M the graaping wife
who refuses 10 give up her nus
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.
Stamp Club win
Meet On TUESDAY,

the Tacoma stamp nlpb viii
hold lsx regular meeting ~ Z p, n.
Tuesday, in room s31. Medical Arts
bldg. There wlii b. = regular
htsinss. meeting. fpllowsd ~ .
round tabls dIsessstpD IT fn,and.
visisor~ ara always wsicoms q
the clubs msetinxp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
JUST THE CORE
CARDS AND DANCING

There will be cards and dancing
after the business meeting of the
X Street Townsend club at p. m.
Monday in Normanna hall. The
speaker at the meeting viii be
Howard Leo.
Ross d. Wright. NJ d, 1915
Medical Arts Bldg, returns from
East oct. 10th. Resuming prae-
tice. surgery and ano-reetal dis
eases. adv.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store.-lAdv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

A public meeting Of the Rosi-
crucian study will be held at Sis
p. m. Wednesday. Oct. IL, at 2714
No. 21st st. The discussion will
center about Rosicrucian concept
of success and how 10 succeed.
Choice cactus. Hinz, Florist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
BUDDHIST SERVICE

The Tacoma Buddhist center
will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the
church, 1717 Fawcett ave, for dis
cussion and study. Rev. Sunya N.
Pratt will speak on THE Origin
of Dreams"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
APPLY FOR LICENSE

Application for a marriage IL
cense was made in Seattle Satur-
day by Frank l.. Svoboda and Doris
Furslaund, both of Puyallup.
DIR. John M. Havlina has returned
to his practice at 54th and South
Tacoma way. GA 2512. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
TACoMANs NAMED

Virginia Hamilton, Tacoma, has
been named chairman of the social
committee for the Associated Wom-
en- Students at the u. Of w. Rose
mary Stewart, also Of Tacoma,
has been selected 10 explain the
A. S. w. Students standards hand
book to campus organizations.
FAN bulbs you can afford The
Garden Shop, Rhodes Bros.--adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
BllNlil

Wayne Morris has his 27th mo-
ton picture fist fight in Gambling
on the High Seas" at Warner
Bros.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
ShH Topsl,

re essaalng sszslan cf - Marc
~ Ttnx All - = -lnss 1ntefxss-
nE oes becAass !, deals z8sh ~
eFsiiss nssg i - ttiea. IA
Battle fsests e EnriaFdz
Here are semx ~ - tsirFs 4
ali I'll - seasst Crssf nFiiains
ufrs TIE - teffnss
rhe British nksg -. unofx
firhunT khips gssn any ashsr navy
IN ths saFid Is nrsielsss dread
nsHEsfs. - ersIissfs. rnefs thsn !.
ss1ft aesfFuysrs. ever - suhraas
rines = five Glasses fixs sircrsft
carriers. and soaFts - sNlft mes
quito Torpedo hcats. tenders
mlnezx-xpers, trsSiers ard mia
cellaneous vessels Sc.
Amanx Britain's 90 subus-
rines are five different classes.
each Designed 90 soch special
service - minelaying. channel
and enast patrol. and long
range cruising Enkisnds
five aircraft carriers are more
modern and more heavily
armed than Inns. Courage
ou>.s Britain's FIRST naval cas-
ualty In the current war -.
The modern British dresdnaught
has turret guns that can fire
hroadside after broadslds. with
each salvo hurting more than 10
tons Of steel and high explosives
a distance Of 20 miles For
building new warShips. the British
people are today spending almost
million dollars a day Each
week during the next u months.
new ship. more powerful than
any now afloat. will be launched
for the British navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Each Dawn | Die end 'NlsisIe
Is On New Blue Mouss Bill

Seven Of the screens top notch heeyies woEked n
Dawn Die" the Warner bros. picture costnrt1nH 54uo
Carney and George Raft which Tuesday 70 ~ cr
u the Hue Mouse theatcr. zss i
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS


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~tm Masaw Cas- % - -.
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also Lev AyFez and Lana Turn
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RETURN SHOWING
BfyHRI.Y-Ps emmy slnFieton
ard Arthur Lske Ia hlondie
Takes Vacation also Ray
Midland and Isa MIRANDA 10
Hotel Imperial
Btl1T NOuST-Mickey Rooney
and Lewis stone IN ANDY
Hardy Gets SprinE FeYrr also
sidney Toler and Ricardo Cof-
teg in Charlie Chan In Reno.
CoNMUNITY-Lionsl Barry
more and Lev Ayres in Gains
Dr kildare also Jane Nit1ets
and Arleen Whalen IN Inc BOY
Friend.
KAY STRTTT-nasii Rathbone
and Douglas Fairbanks u IN
The sun Never Sets also
Spring BvinEto and Jed
noutv IN The Jones Family In
Hollywood.
PARk-Adolph Meniou and
Dolores Costello IN "King 81 the
Turf also Victor Mclaglcn
and june LanE In Captain
Fury"
PRoeToR--Lew Ayrnk and
Lionel BARRYMORE In calling
Dr. Kildare. also Gloria stuart
and stuart Erwin In Il Could
Happen Here.
REx-Shirley Temple and RAN
dolph Scott IN "Susannah OF
the Mounties.. also Anna May
Wong and Akin Tamirou IN
King OF Chinatown"
REAL T-Buck Jones and
Helen Twelvetrees in "unmaf-
RED" also Richard Dix and Gail
Patrick In Man OF Conquest
sHELI--C harles Starrett in
Texas Stampede" also Alan
Baxter and Gordon Oliver IN
MY Son Is a Criminal.
sUNsET-H enrv Fonda and
Alice Brady In Young Mr. LIN
coin" also June Lang and Rob-
ert Kent In Sudden Money"
TEMPLE-Lton Barrymore
and Edward Arnold In You
Can't Take It With You also
Penny Singleton and Arthur
Lake in Blonde"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
I'm Name Only" Recalls First
Successes Of Three Stars

Carulc Lombard Cary Grant and Kay Francis who won
their present regulations In certain types Of ucs revert ia
the kind Of porrayas which first brought them fame
ago in Of movledom significant entertainments Of
the year. "In Name Only AZ the Music Box heasrr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Life and Death Choice Makes
Grim Drama for Screen Film

you had the task of condemnng four persons to speedy
death in order that five others might have chance to live
how would you choose?
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kins, C. Aubrey Smith. Kent Tay-
Tor, Patric Knowles, Elisabeth
Risdon are the other fayorites In
the featured cast.
This picture, as well as Winter
Carnival" starring Ann Sheridan,
come TO the Beverly screen Tues
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

T-7TTT- W. E-T71=E7F ~ w. NV
for him
Carrie Lombard. Cary Grant and
Nay Fransss afs supported ~ q
Bcsatsis group 81 players. headed
BY Charles comarn. issssn vinson.
Katharine Alexander. Jonathan
Hale. Maurice Ma@revlch and Nells
Walker. John Cromwell directed
In Name only for itko rsdls
pictures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-09
DEANNA DURBIN
GETS FIRST KISS
Many Preliminaries Lead
Up to First Stage Ro-
nance of Actress
BY FREDERICK C. OTHMAN
UNITED Press Hollywood Core
Sp0nd)

Hollywood, Oct. o. (U.P.) - Ar
historic moment in Hollywood ar.
rived today when Miss Deanna Dur
bin relaxed in the arms of hel
nervous leading man and received
square upon her pretty lips her first
movie kiss.
The master minds at Universal
Studios had been holding confer
ences for weeks, making decisions
changing their minds and running
their digestions-worrying about this
the most important kiss perhaps in
the whole history of Hollywood.
One faction pointed out that as
the movies greatest child singer
Miss D. had earned the company
some $10,000,000, largely by steering
away from kisses. The other group
championed by Joe Pasternak, the
producer who made her the studios
biggest asset, insisted that mature
still her wonders was performing.
Miss Durbin was growing up and
there wasn't anybody could do about
it.
Let Romance Enter Gently
She was II years old and becom-
ing more beautiful every day and
why not let romance gently, deli
cately and casually enter her life
on the screen? Pasternak won the
argument.
Into production went a motion
picture entitled First Love-, star
ring Miss Durbin and Robert Stack,
the 20-year-old actor, who was to
do the kissing. Bruce Manning and
Lionel Houser, two of the screens
top writer's, turned their talents into
romantic channels, while Director
Henry Roster ordered all doors
guarded against outsiders. Miss
Durbin was to do her kissing in pri-
vate.
We asked couldn't we stand behind
a palm tree and report the event for
her public? The experts said, No;
a non-worker on the set might make
her nervous and ruin everything.
Scarist Manning came to our rescue.
He said we could be his assistant for
the day. He said if we'd rumple our
hair, remove our tie and put on a
striped jacet, she'd never guess that
we weren't Woodworking movie
writer.
Saw 1t In Disguise
So we disguised ourself and stalk
ed onto the set with Manning and
HouSer, to find Miss Durbin in a
peach-colored evening gown, on a
balcony looking over a New York
skyline. A wind machine sends an
evening breeze through her curls.
Young Stack was there, too, in a
full dress suit. He was worried about
that kiss. He'd had clam chowder
for lunch and some unkind person
had told him 1t contained onions.
But he was brave. The cameras
ground and he informed Miss Dur
bin he was leaving for South Amer
lea.
Where will you stay?" she asked.
"On our sailboat." "It has an aux
Hilary Diesel engine"
'SailboatS are beautiful" she said.
Eyes," he whispered, "they are
beautiful"
Then Came The Kiss
With that, and in accordance with
the instructions Of Messrs. Manning
and Houser, he took her gently in
his arms and kissed her. There was
a pause. Then Miss Durbin turned
toward the skyline and asked:
Whats a Diesel engine?"
The scene continued from there
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-09
Prospect Street Woman Fined $58.26 on Liquor Coun

kid. I worked hard and when first
went into the cotton mill couIdn't
speak word of English. The kids
used to make fun Of me and call me
"Frenchy", But soon learned To-
speak so they could understand me
and then things were easier. I have
my business and my home and 4
camp in Bantam. I've taken trips ali
over the country and to Hawaii. But
l think get more fun out Of these
Halloween parties than anything
else I do.
Mr.. Bussemey has four children,
Emile, Jr., who is associated with
him in business, Miss Irene Busse-
mey, who is a teacher in the South
School, Mrs. Douglas Evans, Of
waterbury, and Mrs. Joseph Holo-
han of Torrington. He has four
grandchildren,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-09
CHURCH INSPIRES
FEW SACRIFICES
People of Europe Die for
Ideal; Christianity Neg
lected in u. S.

While people in Europe are will
ling to sacrifice their lives for
causes they believe, just as many
people in this country are not will
ling to sacrifice even convenience
for the cause of Christianity Rev
David P. Gaines pastor of the First
Baptist church declared in SER
mon at his church yesterday.
when we see German, French
and British youth dying in defense
of their countries" Mr.. Gaines said,
1--WE are condemned by the little
diligence and sacrifice which we
have served in preparing the way
for Christ into our crooked and
perverse' generation
twenty-five years ago there was
another war and we said then that
it should not be again; but we die
not do the only thing that woulc
have given effect to this resolve
we did not resolve to be better
Christians. We have been half.
hearted in our Christian work, WI
have neglected the church, we have
been niggardly in our giving tt
spread the gospel. There is scarce
ly church or any kind of Chris
tian work today that is not in fl
nancial need.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-09
OLD-TIMER REUNITED

Two of Mack Sennett's keystone
Hops of silent film days were
brought together during filming of
RKO Radios "Everything's On Ice. !"
starring 6-year-old Irene Dare. The
veterans were Director Earle c..
Kenton and Edgar Kennedy, fea-
tured player.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-09
COllinS-AnderSOn

A pretty wedding took place Fri
day afternoon at 400 o'clock at St.
Johns Church Rectory, Watertown,
when Miss Ellen F. Anderson,
daughter of Olaf w. Anderson of
Oakville, became the bride of Paul
P. Collins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
mile Collins of Watertown. Rev.
John Disco performed the marriage.
The attendants were Miss Olive
Anderson, sister of the bride, and
Anita Collins, brother of the groom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-09

Miss Durbin went on as if nothing
unusual had happened. Stack flush
ed pink and his hands were SO
Sweaty he had to dry them. When
finally the camera stopped, he
blurted:
81 feel terrible"
Miss Durbin giggled. Stack flush
ed still deeper red when he rea-
lized what he'd said, and the three
authors, including the bogus one,
top toed out to the sunshine, as
as deeply impressed at is they'd just
witnessed the signing of tibet Dec
laration of Independence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-09
p. T. A. Meeting

p. T. A. Meeting
The Oakville Parent Teachers AS
ISOLATION will meet this evening at
South School at p. m. tonight.
There will be a motion picture
showing the work of the visiting
nurses, presented through the cour-
tesy of the Waterbury Association.
A number of well known people
appear in the film Miss Ruth Sep
Piles r. N. who is the visiting nurse
will give demonstration of sick
room technic and will answer all
questions.
The campaign for funds for the
local visiting nurses association
opens today and the P. T. A. is
urging all Oakville people to support
this work.