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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30

! enough patrons waiting 10 fill the
left by those who didn't the time
the show the second time it's that kind of show
Walt Disney started something when he made "snow
finished yet probably many many years.
When you "Guyers Travels you will understand why
have made that statement
The story of the tiny folk found giant sleeping
the beach needs introduction, but think
without of contradiction that telling in the world
give it the vvdness the reality that accomplished through
the medium of the screen Add TO that the glorious beauty Of
the SIT 100000 mark before has exhausted itself and
"Guliver's Travels" will meet with similar reception
The laughter of the little children and the chuckes of the
bg children fills the house from start TO fnsh and Manager
Sidney Dean is to be compmented bringing such produc
ton TO town during holiday week.
There is another reason and an excellent one for
seeing the new bill at the house on 9Th street. 1t is titled
Our Neighbors-The Carters'
In recommending this picture TO you wish il distinctly
understood that is not another of those family films of
which seem TO be getting many. True it does tell
story about family very human family just like yours
and mine, but it tells the story with such realism that
actually moves in" with them.
When tell you Fay BANTER is the star of the pic
ture am telling you how good il is good enough
if please, to headline any mans double feature
attraction.
And there you have il as see it . double bill that
is packed with entertainment for the whole family
Just Like the Arabs! 4
Ned Edrs general manager of John Hamrck's
Tacoma theaters and Mrs. Edris have taken tip from
the Arabs who fold their tents and silently steal
Where they went is secret, because, after all, the
big idea is bit of rest during the holiday week for
the who controls four of Tacoma's movie houses.
believe can look for their return when 1910 has
arrived say, about next Tuesday o Wednesday.
Congratulations!
Today the day for the show Music the
alter, but there enough pay the house visit
yesterday afternoon when the Tacoma Junior Concert
gave its annual Christmas concert from beautifully
rated stage.
The band now sponsored by Rhodes Brothers, and
usual under the direction of Louis Wersen
greeted by of the largest audiences to hear
in the Hamrick house.
The program exceptionally well balanced offering
numbers varied TO appeal TO all lovers music whether
Of the the popular numbers of the day.
Truly Tacoma has something of which it be justly
proud in this group of boys whose musical offerings have
praised from coast to coast II will be happy when the
town rises in body give three cheers for the finest boys
band i'm America.
Incidentally the band is to broadcast from Jones
Hall in the College of Puget Sound Saturday afternoon
at $780, The program will be carried nationwide
the Mutual system with local KM0 the key
station. The actual broadcast time is BIAS D. M the
doors to the hall will be closed promptly at 1880.
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERs
FIRST SHOWING

Music RoN--oreta Carlo and
Melvyn Douglas in "Ninotch-
ka," 1896. 2.45. 6:s5. 1000:
also Jane Wymhn and Make
Roeenhloom IN Private De-
tectise.- ii:so. 2:so. $50. Q 90.
RIALTo--"oulllver's Travels"
Ii:3o. 2.io. 4.5o. $50, lo.io;
also Fay Baintor and Edmund
Lowe In Our EeiRhbors-The
Carriers" i2.4s. 3.2s. 6 ;o5. s:45.
RIvIERA--wiiliam BOYD and
Russell Hayden IN Range
War" IL 20. 2.2o, 500. TAO.
1920; also Bruce Cabot and
Tommy Ryan In Mickey the
Kid" i:o5. s.45. Gas, s:lo.
RoxY-Kay Kyser and Adolphe
Menjou in That's Right
You're Wrong" 1910, 3 so.
TOO. 1905: also Stuart Erwin
and Marjorie Weaver In The
Honey m o MS Over" IL 80.
ASS. 5:<5. $50.
RETURN SHOWING
BEyEkIY-Ginger Rogers and
walter Connolly in Fifth Ave-
nue. Girl" also Anna May
Wong and J. Carol Naish in
Island OF Lost Men"
BIrE MOUsE--Allce Fave and
Don Ameche in Hollywood
cavalcade. also John Garfield
and Priscilla Lane In Dust BE
Nv Destiny"
CONfMuNTTY-o eorge Raft
and Claire Trevor In IT stole
q Million" also Charles Starrett
and Sons OF the Pioneers In
Spoilers OF the Range"
KAY STREET-Barbara STAN
wyck and Adoiphe Menjou In
Golden Boy" also Peter Lore
in ~Mr. Motto Takes q Vaca-
ton"
PARK-Ann Rutherford in "A
Christmas Carol" also RAM
dolph Scott and Frances Dee
In Coast Guard"
PROCTOR--Barba stanwyck
and william Holden In Golden
Boy" also John Howard and
Heather Angel In Arrest Bull
dog Drummond."
REX--Jane Withers and Leo
GARLIC In Chicken Wagon
Family" also George Sanders
and Wendv Barrie in The
Saint Strikes Back"
REALART--John Howard and
Heather Angel in Bulldog
Drummond's secret Police"
also Clark Gable and jeanette
Macdonald in "San Francisco"
SHELI,-Tim MCCOY In six
Gun Trail" also Johnny Weis-
muller and Maureen O'Sullivan
in "Tarzan Finds a Son."
sUNsET--Charles Roger and
Irene Dunno in when To-
morrow Comes" also the Dead
End" Kids in "Hell's Kitchen"
TEMPLE - James Cagney and
Humphrey Bogart in The
Oklahoma Kid" also Douglas
Fairbanks. ir.. and Basil Rath-
bone In The sun Never Sets"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30

The day is long past when the
production Of an Ibsen play calls
forth shocked protests from the
press or suppression by the police.
but the dramas Of the great Nor
weEian remain paramount chsl-
lenge to the Imagination OF the
actor. Perhaps one should say of
the actress" for with the exception
Of Walter Hampden's production
several years ago OF An Enemy OF
the People" It IL feminine stars
who are constantly reviving Ibsen.
The late Mary Shaw, the late
Mrs. Fiske and Nazimova were
among Americas first opponents
~ Ibsen. They presented many of
his plays Duse gave Ghosts" and
Lady From the Sea- a prominent
place in her farewell repertory;
Eva lie Caffeine made her actress
manager bow in The Master Build
err" following 1t with John Gabriel
Borkmanv and @Rosmersholm."
To play Ibscn successfully
demands . high degree Of
intelligence. His characters
exact not only perfection Of
technique. but also . depth Of
understanding. Hcdda Gabser,
HIlda Wangcl and Mrs. Alving
are not women who can be
comprehendcd In . few hours'
study BY any actress.
Ibsen's plays are not dated"
The truthfulness Of the reactions
20 the situation in which his women
are involved. has not altered. It Is
doubtful II one could discover q
single instance in the drawing Of
any Of his major feminine char
acters. accepting as premise the
type the author has made her. and
say. she would not have done this
under the circumstances"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30

William Boyd is cast again as
the hard-riding, straight shooting
"Hopalong," whose efforts on the
behalf of justice highlight the
Cassidy" films. Riding with him
again is Russell Hayden, in the
role of Lucky Jenkins" his
dramatically inclined saddlemate.
The supporting cast boasts a long
list of range film fsvorites includ-
ing Willard Robertson, Matt Moore,
Pedro de Cordoba, Betty Moran.
Also numbered among the support
ing players is a new saddlemate
for 'Hoppy" and Lucky" The
character is a droll, humorous,
harmonica playing fellow. known
as Speedy" and played by Britt
Wood.
Range War" has the benefit Of
the expert direction Of Lesley Sc
lander. who has brought most of
the "Hopalong Cassidy" films to
the screen. Harry Pop Sherman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30

Modern, old time and mixed
dancing to suit the fancy of every
one, will be the features of Taco
mas 2 largest bathrooms on New
Years eve, Sunday, December 81
The Century at Fife Square on
the Tacoma Seattle highway will
usher in the Year with dancing
and entertainment by Dale Fitz.
simmons and his IL piece Royalty
Of Rhythm" orchestra, from p
m. until the wee small hours OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
LOST CENT

Ronald Reagan once spent two
days looking for a lost lucky
penny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
DEADLY CHARM

Fay Bainter's good luck charm
= an ossified tarantula spider
calls II ''Ossie."
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Introducing Mr.. GuIIiuer!
A capacity house greeted the first
showing of "Gulliver's Travels" at the
Rialto theater yesterday and as
passed from the building, the situation
hadn't changed any there were
enough patrons waiting 10 fiji the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30

produced the picture for Para
mount.
Also on the new bill Is Mickey
the Kid" featuring Bruce Cabot
and Tommy Ryan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
The Women Or Ibsen's Plays
A Challenge To Actresses

Eva lie Caienne who January sth will be the
stage at the Temple theater in bsens Hedda Gable is
considered Of the great opponents of the works of this
master drarnafist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
Meadow P ark Women
Plan Points Event

The Meadow Park Ladies club Will
hold a points tournament Tuesday.
with two trophies at stake. The
Ann HorsWell trophy VIII be awarded
In medal play and the Mrs. Green
Trophy for the closest approach on
the fourth hole. The pairings;
Mrs. Green and Mrs: Thackeray;
Day and Ann Horswell; Mrs. Define
and Mrs. Senner; Mrs. Turner and
Mrs. johnson: Mrs. shannon and Mrs.
Cooksie: Miss Mary Holt and MIS-.
Vic Jowderg Mrs. Young nd Mrs.
Noce: Mrs. Gingrich and Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs. crusoe and Mrs. o. r. Holt.
Mrs. Mottle and Mrs. Powers; Mrs.
Brigham and Mrs. Hetrlck; Mrs. Craig
and Mrs. Racine: Mrs. Toole and Mrs.
II. Allen; Mrs. Fritz and Mona Hops.
Mrs j. Adams and Mrs. J. Knight;
Mrs. Tilleson and Mrs. Lantz' Mrs.
Harklns and Mrs. Ray Holt, Mrs.
Shadduck and Mrs. Finnell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07

SPOKANE hrthHs
FIRST RACE - sx and one half
furlongs
seattle queen aoa) 400 $50 $40
cold ore fiO71 7ee
jockeys IN order spcrfy. Norton.
Collins Time 40 AS. Glad Mabel,
Mail Day. PBrtyplay. Hidden Smoke,
and Bay Smoke also ran.
SECOND RACE-About 5 furlonea.
Judge Primrose tii6l 4so 80
Dlinrode Old -. 30
jockeys in order: Collins, Barnett.
Stewart. Time - l:0i. Boscaloosa,
Shellane. Title Oak. Easy Flight and
Bit o Scotch also ran.
Prince Pie iiel - 100 90 xs ~
Little lad dO7l -. $50
Jockeys in order: Dye, Green.
Sperry. Time 90, Flying FAC,
Jungle Shawl, English Manners ana
FOURTH 5tjfsr H' RAcE-About s furlonss:
Photo Finish di6l e. $50 $50 $50
Dancing Don diD.. $50 $40
jockeys in order: Neal. zufelt. Col.
Inns. Time II .o2. Reqtry, Gold
Norm, Chief Saitese and Tompy also
ran
FIFTH RACE mile and 10 yards;
Jeffrey di2) -. $40 $40 2so
Burning Feet ul5).. 24o 2 40
CeTtRros Gi2) .... $50
jockeys in order: Collins, Napier.
Dye. Time ST Magic Baby. Omar
John. Virginia Bond and Discoboius
also ran.
SIXTH RACE mile and 10 yards.
Aksala dlD ...... 1920 $50 $40
Baby Joe ulD =" 2so ~ 20
Manteca lOb) - SUI
JOCKEYS in order Zufelt. Neal, Dun
can. Time So as. Seed. Little
Hero. Bon Ivy. Pour Moi and La
Strath also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-6I furlongs;
Kihapai 105) ..... 100 800 = 20
Lee Hastings d13D .. $50 $40
sunny Dolas d071 :. $40
Jockeys In order: Smolinski, zufelt,
Stewart Time ] rs As. Dippercon-
ard. Before and Smoky Fountain also
ran.
EIGHTH RACE lie miles:
Miokle Speed flo9). 40 $40 800
Pima Girl 400 -. $50 4p o
Jockeys in order: Smolinski. Collins,
Zufelt Time SO LIS. Brown Polly,
Liquidation. Georgia Miss. Stepmotn-
er, and Shasta Fire also ran.
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Madison Square
Earnings Hold Up

INV fOIik-Eafnings Of the
Madison Square Garden Corpora
ton so far in 1889 have been rum
ming about the same as a year ago.
John Reed Fitzpatrick, president,
told stockholders at their annual
meeting.
He said the company was In ex-
cellent financial condition, with
cash Of about 100000 at the low
point for the year. From now on
the cash position should improve,
he added, since fall and winter
are the most active seasons for the
company.
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sries rolled the highest team total
foe the third Tins out ~ fur sss-
slans. taking the weekly cash priss
for thai accomplishment.
g. c Collins fired the hig sun
in the Milwaukee Issgus matches
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GRID SCORES

ny UNITED rnEss
yiiianosa 20. south Carolina o
ncston College 70, ~. Jossph .
Washington and Jefferson ~.
Duaussns 40. wsynssburs 0.
Midwest
Albion =, Kalamazoo o,
YOUNGSTOWN 3D. 81. rtanoss Q.
Omaha IA, Montana STATE o.
81 Louis o, Bradley o.
North Dakota 10. Cedar Pals Teach
psnison a., ohio Northern "a.
Ksnsa. state d Marquette o,
South DAKOTA State q fsnklon o,
South Dakota 10. North Dakota
stats Y.
Ioyoia =. Birmingham Southern o.
furman 40 Georgia a
wake Forest -, Miami 0.
:. Arsansas Tech %, Pittsburgh
Mlaslsalppi coli o. chsttanooss o.
Louissllls 2. Evansville ..
Howard Payne ~. Texas Wesleyan o,
West Texas slate 30. western Colo
ssrs Houston Teachers 2. ns.tlss-
burg y.
Var West
Texas Asgies Z, santa Clara ..
New Mexico 2, Denver o,
Greeley STATE 40. Colorado College y.
California Assies Y, San Francisco
State o.
Central Wellington =, NJ. Martins 2.
Boise J. q. 2. East OsGon Normal Q.
College OF Idabo 40. Albion
WI s,.sa y o,..o,, noy,,.t n
Portland u. D. Willamette u. 0.
Ban Diego State 10, Occidental q.
San MAtfo ,. q. 10. Stockton J. g, Q.
Pacific Lutheran 10. Eastern Coll
leRe OF Education II.
Whitman 2. College Of Puget Sound
College Of Pacific 10, Loyola 10.
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Broncos Whipped
By Texas A & N.

SAN FRANCISCO - Texas A.
and NJ. today enjoyed revenge for
a defeat from Santa Clara last
season after scoring a fourth quar-
ter Z to victory over the Broncos
last night before $4,000 fans in
Seals stadium.
The Aggies put five forward
passes together to complete a
70-yard touchdown march in the
last minutes of the game.
Big Jim johnson scored Santa
Claras three points with a 34-yard
dropkick in the third period after
the Broncs begged down on a
midfield rally.
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Stages Eleuen
Tied By Loyola

LOS ANGELES--A 1913 tie,
and glad to get that, was the best
Amos Alonzo Stages boys from
College Of Pacific could do last
night against Loyola OF Los An
geles.
The smart little team which
bowled over big California week
ago had TO come from behind TO
get a tie In a game supposed TO
have been handed them on silver
platter. Loyola was beaten last
week by Whittier college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
SNOW AT TIMBERLINE
TIMBERLINE LODGE, Ore.

The seasons first real snowstorm
blanketed Timberline and Govern
ment camp on Mount Hood today.
There was six inches of new snow
at Timberline as the storm con-
tinued. Temperature at Govern
ment camp was 80 degrees this
morning.
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Lmherans Score Upset Victory over Cheney
Beat
Missionaries

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Columbus To
Meet Jackets

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thaa they 80 in the game Slih
Rsntcu q week AFa. - seysFNl
sinks IN the running attack hsss
been iransd cut ~ Ca&ch Asse
Tacel. and = formad&ess pass al
tack hAs hesn built around ianky
Rzl Nllsen. who jainea the club
last week.
Coach Leon Brigham. West
Seattle m~ntor, has had Two
weeks 10 resAmp hts yellow
Jacket club after the defeat al
the hand. of Enumclaw. and
~ a result the boys have been
painting 10 the Kzme with the
Beer Barons. Several promi-
nent former University OF
Washington players ARE ss-
pectcd TO appear In the Jacket
lineup.
As a special feature for the
fray. women viii be admitted al
hall the regular price. Several
pre-game features have also been
lined up for the TIT, Manager BIN
Libke announces.
The probable starting lineup for
the Columbus includes Hal Nilsen
and Walt Rohrscheib. ends; Tony
zizak and Burdette Kindred,
tackles: Art Means and Captain
Frank Stojak, guards. Russ Frye
center; Jess Brooks. quarterback
John Sullivan, left half; Bill Raeh,
right half, and Gordon Fielder,
fullback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
EHensburg Whips
Rangers, To 0

oLYMPIA-Blocking a punt be-
hind the goal line for a touchdown
in the last three minutes, Central
Washington College of Education
last night defeated ST. Martins
college, Z to 0. in a listless game.
Bob Coy, Ellensburg left guard
blocked Fullback McDougalls punt
and AL Goodman, end, who was
the outstanding star of the game,
caught it on the fly behind the
goal. The rest Of the game was
evenly matched, with neither team
able to launch any sustained Of
tense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
Tiger Soph Team
Beats bellarmiine

siAdiums sophomore ara squad
opened he city league chase for
The nuphamogN crown with 70 o
victory ever the nellarmins sophs
yesterday afternoon on The hell
field.
The Tiger effsnse ~ss not
only too strong for the Liens
90 stop. hat the Bengais also
kept the Bells bottled up dep
In their own territory for ths
whole game. The farthest
that the Lion. were able 10
advance Was to thr mid field
stripe and there the Tigers
always forced them TO punt.
Stadium advanced 90 the 5-ysrd
line early In the first period. but
the Bellarmine squad held them
for downs. The Bengals. however,
were not 10 be denied. and after
a Stadium end. Chuck Hampton.
recovered n Lion tumble on the
Bellarmine 25-yard line. the Tigers
drove over for a touchdown in
two plays. Gene papo took the
ball over the center OF the line 10
the fiye-yard marker and then
Norm Satterthwaite sliced off
tackle for the tally. Satterihwaite
also kicked the extra point
The lineups.
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Nsakr~~i ctx~sitl krossnstsd cat.
Myers ca NeSsfmsss Holfs ssa.
sled 10 ssrhi. Keller his he seound
home run into The right fsesd
blssohsr.. scoring Rnife ahead q
him. psMaxEso popped u wssh<s.
picssy his q home run high into
the right field hlsachsfs. and Lee
Crlssom. tall isfs.hsnds1. replaced
Thampson in the boa far thr Reds.
seiklfs walked. Gordon fiied 10
Berger. Three runs. thrss hlts and
no errors.
E.dsl Goodman popped 10 cro-
seit1. Mccormick fouied out 10
Daeksy. lombard ~as his by .
pitched hall. Craft raised hlgh
fiy To seikirk. No runs. no hlts
and no effnfs
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The suht Lincoln, Carlson Nice
stokesbsrrY. PffsI. ", saoYef. Grove
Cole Cameron. Johnson. nremefton
Jones. % Blskry. Adan<. kArft, I'd
wards. AatEAt Dadyoard kenst.
Dahlsh. Mathews. Brown. SosEArt.
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LAFAYETTE HIT

EASTON, Pa.-Lafayette's foot
hall team has been hit by seven
easualtines in a squad of SO.
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The lineups.

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Mansfield. Lambert and Sutiob.
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SMITH INNING

Yankees, Dahigren flied 10 Craft
in deep center. Hadley rolled out.
Myers 10 Mccormick. croseiti
grounded out. Werber 10 Nicer
mick. NO runn. no hits and no
errors.
Reds; Berger famed. Myers
walked. Bonslovanni. batting for
Gibson, bounced out. Hadley TO
Dahlgrcn. Myers moving To second.
werber walked. Frey rolled out.
Gordon 10 Dahlgren. No runs. no
hits and no errors.