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Evening star., 1939-02-27
Perce Wolfe Sears AIIevs
In Chase for District
Pin League Title

Top-average bowler in all four
leagues in which he rolls, Perce
Wolfe today had gained lead of
% pins over Hokie Smith in their
battle for the District League cham
pionship.
While his second-place Marlboro
Hotel team was winning a 81 deci-
sion from Convention Hall last
night, Wolfe, second high in the
team match with 387, tilted his
average to 1868 for 48 games. Smith,
on the other hand, dropped his
average five pins to 1855 with a
37O as his leading Cuff and Santini
team swept Diamond Cab.
Prince Georges County, SILVER
Spring American and Northeast
Temple Major are the three other
loops in which Wolfe is pacemaker.
Jarman's 402 Tops Leaders.
Paul Jarman's 153-402 was tops
as Cuff and Santini stretched its lead
to nine games over Marlboro Hotel.
The Santinis registered the weeks
top game of 687 for the all-star cir
cult to climax a set Of 1879.
Marlboro Hotel posted top team
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Regan, Singing Star,
Seconds Gevinson
Tomorrow Night

Dapper Phil Regan. the stage.
screen and RADIO singing star who
risks resining of the vocal cords to
second fighters whenever the occa-
sion arises, will handle Lou Gevin-
son, local lightweight, in his To-
round tiff with Felix Garcia. Puerto
Rican substitute for Johnny Dube,
tomorrow night at Turner's Arena.
A former amateur fighter, Regan
was in Freddy Millers corner the
night he dropped his featherweight
championship to Petey Sarron here
and later worked with Gevinson
when Lou kayoed Johnny Pena.
Supporting 6-rounders list Vic
Finazzo facing Bob Wilson and Eddie
Finazzo meeting Billy Corrigan,
while 4-rounders pit Bobby Rube
against Ben Cohen and Kid Howie
against Bob Morris.
Evening star., 1939-02-27

set Of 1892 with counts of GA, 622
and 626, but dropped the middle
skirmish when the Hallmen chalked
up 667. Joe Harrison's 397 led the
winning Marlboros, while Paul Per-
kins' 378 and Lindsey Stott's 377
were high for the Hall.
Arcadia, led by Paul Harrison s
144-391 and Mike Vitales 145, won
the first and last games from
Georgetown with 621 and 622, but
lost the middle game on a roll-off
affair after both teams had tied with
SOL each.
Lucky Strike Takes Two.
Paced by John Chaney's 1881,
Lucky Strike nicked Tru-Blu twice
with 642-1,817 counts. The Takoma
rollers won the middle game by
four pins. 584 to $50. Eddie Keith's
1872 tops the match for the losers.
Walter Megaw. jr.. 15-year-old son
of the redoubtable Red Megaw, was
a spectator and injected a bit of wit
into the fray as his dad went down
swinging with the Tru-Blus. After
a strike, spare and strike, the young
ster called, Pop. sit down and cool
od." Walter. ST.. did just that.
Evening star., 1939-02-27

High individual rames-Nicholson # 4,
a No y -; Burton Cum, 100: Weld
man tRadio, l5a
~ ~; Mertz tTool No. u. 4l4 Nicholson
H!sh team gsmes-Tool No. /. 63s. F.
Hieh team sets-F Il A No. /. 1895:
B. N No. /, l.7s.: Gun. l.7s7
Beavers tTool No. u. ia: Burton Cum
High strikes-Jenkins tWest No. ~. a.:
i. 81 w. w. ->o'
Hieh averase-NichoIson r IL A. No.
-; LILO: Price tTor. r No. j., lI6-l.
burton Gum, ll6-3
Hlsh fat eames-Milbrook tB NJ No, IL.
". W. Swysert Erecting. 81.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
RossIyn BowIers Bag
Two State Titles,
Share Another
Numerous Records Fall
In Tournament on
Richmond Drives

Rosslyn bowling representatives
acquitted themselves in brilliant
fashion over the week end in the
Virginia State tournament at the
Health Center alleys in Richmond
winning two titles and sharing a
third with Norfolk.
A mark was hung up by the
Rosslyn Bowling Center team when
Gait Davis, with 1872; Fred Murphy
402; Brad Mandley. 40l: Asto,
Clarke. 1893, and Whip Litchfield
344. totaled 1877 in the men
team event to capture the State
title with 100-pin margin over
the second-place Bousch Street
quint from Norfolk and smashed the
old record Of 1926 held by PENN
sula Bus
The Rosslyn girls, with Capt
Evelyn Ellis coming through at
anchor with 10th-box spare and
8-count, won their second team
title by one-pin margin over Bill
Haskins' Richmond Health Centre
Girls. The 1869 set was paced by
Rena Levy with 345 Capt. Ellis
shot $40: Blanche Wootton 1886;
Gladys Lynn, 329, and Hazel Jar
rett. 3l9.
WOOtton, Simmons Set Mark.
Blanche Wootton of Rosslyr
teamed with Ida Simmons of Nor.
folk in winning the women's double.
and they set tournament mark Of
761, which supplanted the 736 hele
by Rena Levy and Lorraine Gulli
rolled in the 1887 event. Blanche
spilled 397 pins while Ida totalec
1854.
In the mems singles Karl Goche.
nour of the A. L. Kelley team gar.
nered 421 to finish second to Ar
Carter of Norfolk. who hung up s
tournament record of 454 which
erased the old record of 433, hele
by Allan Leibler, Norfolk.
Astor Clarke and Gait Davis, Will
384 and 1872 for a 776 total. tool
second money in the mems doubles
| failing to top the 1874 held b,
Allan Odendhal and Monk Miles 0
Norfolk.
The Agriculture Interburea,
booster team placed second in tina
division with 1887 while the Won
der Bread CUNT saved Richmond
from being titleless with a 1879 set
Rosslyn Second in AH-Events.
| Rosslyn took second honors il
both the women's and mems all
events. Blanche Wootton shot ! .09
to finish behind Ida Simmons 1928
WhiCsl wiped Lorraine GULL recort
! of 1.099 out of the books Gal
Davis, with 1908. was second to an
other all-time record when Ar
Garter took his second title with
1922 score.
Evelyn Ellis and Astor Clarke fin
ished in a deadlock for second i,
| the mixed doubles with TAT Clark,
coupled Alb with Evelyn's 334. TIL,
winners were Catherine Wick ant
Billy Gamer of Norfolk with 754.
Blanche Wootton continued he
sparkling shooting in the singles t,
| finish third behind Miss Slmmon
and Edna Brockwell of Richmond
! Again a record was established a
1da's 1856 supplanted Helen Rand
let's 379. established in the 1913
tournament. Blanche 365 was MIN
| pins less than Edna S score.
| The 1910 State tournament wa
awarded the Winchester Health
Center Alleys, while the Virgini
State Open Sweepstakes. recentl,
held in Rosslyn, went to the Norfoll
Health Center.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Ryan to WrestIe
Hoder Thursday

Red Ryan, stocky Philadelphia
grappler, today was signed by
Promoter Joe Turner to tangle with
the villainous Jack Hader in a 30
minute supporting match to the
twin feature bouts Thursday night
at Turner's Arena.
George Penchef will squirm with
the unorthodox Bibber Mccoy and
Babe Zaharias will bend bones with
Rube Wright in the double windup
Evening star., 1939-02-27
HubbeIl ENCOURAGED

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 27 (R.
Without giving his reconditioned
left arm a trial, Carl Hubbell of the
Giants has collected bit Of en-
couragement. Fred Fitzsimmons of
the Dodgers told Hub he had un-
dergone a similar operation and his
arm hadn't given him bit of
trouble since.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Dickey Now HoIdout

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Feb. 27
R.-The Yankees listed their first
"oficlal' holdout today when
Catcher Bill Dickey, one of five un-
signed players. failed to report for
their first drill. They produced a
capable substitute, however, in
Buddy Rosar from Newark.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
K. of c. LEAGUE
Seasons Records.

SEASON 5 ReCOrdS.
Hieh individual averaee-L. Dieeelmann
(Trlnidad} l10-35
High individual games-SafIell iCortez)
116: p. Duffy ,Pintab 1855
High individual sets L. Diegelmann
LTrln1dad' :3a.: McGolrick tOyandol 81:
Collins Balboa. 369: Betz Santa Maria)
3tS
SO; De Soto, 561; Cortez. $50
High team sets--Balboa, l.102: Ovando
600: Trinidad. 1.595
High spares-L, Diegelmann 'Trinidad>.
!6l; Kane tCortezD, 13Oi Kearney ,Ovan-
Gol 1nc
Hifh strkesy-Cullen Balboa. e6; l..
peselmann tTrindadl. 49, Poll (Trini-
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Cub HurIers Hustle

AVALON. Calf. Feb. u (P!-The
Cubs are ready to get a flying start
on their National League rivals
Pitchers Bill Lee, Clay Bryant and
Larry French began tossing curve
balls yesterday. Dizzy Dean still is
taking it easy.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

High average-Jenkins Diamond Serv-
icet, 120-33
High -spares-Jenkins Diamond Serv-
icei 1SS
High strikes-Chaney (Washinston
POST. 81
High Individual same-Scalaferri (Natl.
Smoke Shop, 11S
High individual set-Chaney tWashing-
ton Postl. 4@S
High team eame-Diamond Service 611
High team set-Damond Service, LAO.
Evening star., 1939-02-27

Local fans may witness the settling
of the Eastern Conference cham
pionship this week, for Georgetown
can clinch at least share of the
title by beating Penn State and
Pittsburgh here on Wednesday and
Saturday, respectively. Penn State
and Carnegie Tech have lost no more
games than G. u, but they are due
to meet Saturday night, which
should eliminate one or the other.
This weeks games are Georgetown S
last in the Conference, unless a play
off should be necessary.
Field Boosted to IL Teams.
Maryland, seeded second in the
Southern Conference tournament
starting Wednesday at Raleigh, N.
c., finds itself in the same bracket
with The Citadel, the fourth-seeded
team. Wake Forest, seeded first as
result of it's Is wins in 18 starts,
and Washington e. Lee, seeded third,
are in the opposite bracket. Mary
land, drawing flrst-round bye. will
meet the winner of the V. NJ. l.
Richmond game on Thursday night
and. If necessary, will play the sur
vivor of The Citadel. N. C. State and
Duke games. The Citadel also drew
flrst-round bye and will meet the
winner of the Wolfpack- Blue Devil
game.
Because II teams had 500 Confer
ence records or better, the custom
ary eight-team tournament was in
creased by three.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
D. 6. Beermen OutroIIed

Washington's Old Milwaukee roll
ers were no match for the Fred
erick Old Milwaukees at Takoma
last night when the invaders. led by
George Englebrecht's 130-351
coasted home with q 1877 three
game score.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
LADIES' INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.
Standing nf the TAams

IHuIViuUaI nlgn AetS-M. Smith, 392: M
Lynn, 367:. NJ. Esten. 1926
individual high Rames-M. Smith. ISL:
High strikes-.M. Smith. %: M. Esten.
"A. K. Burns "a
High spares-M Smith. 1875: M. Esten,
No.
High team sets-J. Leo Kolb. Inc.
1887: Peerless. 1591
High team games-Peerless, $40; j. Leo
Kolb. SIC. SOL.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
HEBREW LEAGUE.

Hiah team rame-Ronnies 634.
High team set-Mlton'S. Ire.
High individual average. Singer.
110-39
High individual eame-Gevinson, 172.
High individual set-Tenenbaum. 426.
High strikes-Tenenbaum 45.
High spares-J, Singer. .07.
High fiat eame-J. Jeweler. Sian and
cinnamon, a5.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
s. S. AMERICAN IEAGrE

Hfeh team gameS-Natonal Beer f64
Grotto Grill. 65": Stewart Brothers S1
O.. Hieh team sets-Stewart Brothers. j.
~; Marcy Motors IS1U. Shepherd Park
ReStaurant, l.S06
High averaees-Wolfe National Beer,
1.u-4l: VIerS Liberty Wallpaper, 1897;
PARSONS IS. Market, 1850
-, High StrikeS-Lynn IS s HoteD. 40
Marc Ward Shepherd Park Restauant), So
"9istenholme IS. S. Market. as.
i, Hleh spares-Parsons IS Market
2!6, Wolfe National Beer. .li, Ward
(Shepherd Park Restaurant, cO3
high individual Rames-Wolfe National
seer -; Lynn IS S. Hotel. 169. Will
son tWolfe Motor) l64
High individual sets-Lynn IS S. HoteD
4a4 Wolfe National Beer, 429 Parsons
Evening star., 1939-02-27
NAVY YARD MINOR LEAGIE

High Observation-Disclosures, 1920: An.
derson 10a-l
High spares-Anderson. 126: Reigelman
1l5
High strikes - Anderson, Mcconnell.
FRYE. 26 each
High individual eames-Erdman. 1872:
Heck. 15O.
High individual sets-ReiRelman. 415;
Afford. 37a
High team games-Lathes, $50: c. d. R..
56s.
High team sets-Lathes. 1889: G. & r.,
1918.
High nat game-Fletcher. 81.
Evening star., 1939-02-27

Schedule this week: Monday-Dartmoutf
a. Cornell Observation-Disclosures at Co.
lumbla. Pennsylvania at Princeton Sat.
urday-Columba at Penn. Yale at Har.
ward. Cornell at Princeton
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Davis Tukes Reds Terms

TAMPA, Fla. 27 (P).-Pitcher Ray
(PeacheO Davis, last of the Reds
to come to terms, said today he was
ready to sign.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Record 1917 Game Frances Laow Astounding Climax of GULL Pin Stakes
Focus on Individual Scorino
Race as D. c. College Fives
Make Final Title Bids

13 victories In 21 games, giving 1t
an average Of $40 to G. WIS !6l1.
The team and individual stand
Evening star., 1939-02-27
SANICO LEAGUE.

HIR1 TtHfH RdWtS--SHNICO BakeTy, b-U,
Sanitary Office. 500
High team sets-Sanico Bakery. LEO:
Jumbo Bread. ,6s1.
High individual eames--Tom Bradford
Jumbo Bread, 10; Rick La Billie ,Sanico
Bakery. 167.
High individual sets-Rick La Billie
,Sanico Bakery. 44o; E. Thompson PRO
High averaees-william La Billie fsan-
Bakery, l14-i2 Tom Bradford Jumbo
Bread; ll3-s:, Rick La Billie tsanico
Bakery, 112-41.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
CLYDE KELLY LEAGUE.

High team eame-Giants. 575.
High team set-Pirates. 1903.
High average-Riley. 113.
High individual game-Hakenios, 1874.
High individual sets-Riley. 3ss: T. Los.
upone. 377.
Hish strikes-Brun, 81; Hutchinson. 80
High spares-Baldwin. 120: T. Losupone
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Bowling League Statistics

HlFh averaFes-M Smlfh. l01-3l: p
Ford, ln335 NJ Lynn. lO@-3S
=, individual high sets--M. Smith. 1872:
NJ Lynn, 3G7.
individual hieh sgames-M. Smith. ISL:
Baker. Jas
High strlkes-M. Smith. 2S; NJ Esten.
- K Burns. -
High spares-M. Smith. 1875: NJ. ESten
High team sets-J. Leo Kolb Inc. e37;
Peerless. l l.5al
High team eames-Peerless. $50. J. Leo
Kolb, Inc. SOL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
DONALD MscBRIDE IN
FAvORITe PORTRAYAL

Donald MscBride. who will b.
remembered as the hard-boiled no
tel supervisor in Room Service
with the Marx Brothers, does an
other OF his famous explosive
chsraeterizations in RkO Radios
The Great Man Votes" starring
John Barrymore. a, the Roxy.
MscBrids plays the role Of Iron
Hat McCarty. an aggressive ward
politician who constantly battles
with Barrymore. nut who is finally
obliged TO appoint this arch
enemy commissioner Of education.
in order 10 secure his vote, which
has assumed vital importance in a
feyerish political campaign.
Two talented children. ll-yesr-
old Virginia Weid!er and 7-yesr-
old Peter Holden, have important
supporting roles.
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E. Barrymore
7 o Play Here

Ethel Barrymore. queen Of The
royal family Of Broadway and
Americas first lady OF the stage.
comes 10 Tacoma April Il at the
Jason Lee auditorium in her last
seasons New York success. White
oaks"
The play. which is a dramatiza-
ton by Mao de Ia Roche. is
drawn from the five novels Of her
"Jalna' saga. though ii stems
chiefly from her first story,
"Whiteoaks Of Jalna." In con-
densing her novels for the stage.
Miss de Ia Roche has retained
enough dramatic bits 10 provide
full evening of keen interest, de-
spite the fact that the plot hinges
upon the provisions of will and
who will inherit Gran Whiteoak's
rather important money. II is her
character drawing however, that
places "Whiteoaks" in the cate
cory of really great plays. No
finer stage character was ever
conceived than that of Gran
Whiteoak. At least. that is what
the drama critics across the con-
tinent have averred.
Other finely drawn characters
that readers OF the stories will
see visualized on the stage are
Finch. played by Harry Ellerbe;
Kenny. played by Robert Shsyne;
the aunt and two uncles played by
Lenore Chippendale. Wyrley Birch
and Reynolds Denniston: Piers,
played by Allan Hale. and a half
dozen other members of the little
Ontario community. as portrayed
by Audrey Ridgwell. Martha
Hodge, Joseph Roeder, Peter Fer
nandez. etc
Miss Barrymore is now on the
33d week of her trans-continental
tour and her engagement here is
positively limited to one day.
Tickets and information may be
acquired from Ethel Seifert al
Fishers Civic Center.
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Ear for Music Puts
Horse In Pictures

The Warner Bros. studios quest
for a horse with n musical ear 10
play a lead role In Going Places. %
the musical farce now playing at
the Temple theater. ended with the
selection Of Zane. q movie trained
veteran for the role.
Not only did Zane have the high
est music |. q. OF any Of the 2s
horses tested for the role but he
demonstrated a talented set Of
jumping and kicking heels. A. he
plays man.killing steeplechsss
runner. aptly named Jeepers Creep
ers, the spirit and hoof skill was
Of prime Importance.
Zane Is probably the first horse
OF movie history 10 have a song
written especially for him. The
number, by Harry Warren and
Johnny Mercer. IL called "Jeepers
creepers, and Zane was required
10 recognize II and react 10 II
when II was sung by Dick PowcTi
and trumpetcd by Louis Arm
strong
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Women InPrison'
At Shell TODAY

Women In Prison" Columbia's
thrilling story OF girls In stripes.
featuring Wyn Cshoon and Scott
Cotton, will be the new featured
attraction at the Shell theater
starting today. Lambert Hillyer
directed the film from a screen
play by Saul Elkins. Others In
the cast are Mayo Methot. Thurs
ton Hall and Ann Dorsn.
Lola Lane and Paul Kelly play
Torchy Blame and her detective
boy friend In the popular series
'"Torchy Blame in Panama" also
at the Shell now.
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with Alice Faye. Constance Hen
melt ard Nancy Kelly u The stat.
ring relies. the film deals with
three women ~ the shy and their
reasons fer taking thu ssmhls they
can lose anly enee Miss Fave -
seen ~ rrixis. the kifI wha fsisa
because she needs the useaey. Con.
stance Bennett plays Gerry. who
THINKS the skys tho place 10 hide
from love. and Marcy keliy hss
been cast AZ t.ota. Win fites h.
cause n nrinrs her closer Ia heF
husband. 10 whom flying means -
much.
These who have seen ihs film
declare that Tail SPIN" features
some IT the most thrilling flying
tina, has sven h<en seen On The
screen.
An exceptional supporting east
features Joan Davis. Chsfies FAR
rell, Jane wymsn. Kane Rich.
mond. wsliy Vernon, Joan Vale
RE. and Edward Norris
with Jane wsthsrs and . hand
~ Mexican outlaws. headed ny Leo
carrliio. restoring law and order
10 . small AFisons tn~n, aws can
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
Doug Fairbanks Woos
Fonfaine in "Gunoa Din"

Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.. and Joar
Fontaine carry the thread Of ro'
nance through the turbulent &C.
ton and melodrama Of "Gungs
Din" spectacular sasa Of India
adapted from Rudyard Kiplinr
famous verse. and now on its sec
ond week at the Blue Mouse.
Fairbanks plays a sergeant in a
British regiment stationed in In
dia, while Miss Fontaine II seen
as the daughter OF tea company
official.
Cary Grant and Victor McLag-
len are co-stsrred with Fairbanks
in this RKO Radio Picture. while
Sam Jaffe. Eduardo Ciannelli.
Montagu Love and Robert Coote
have prominent featured roles.
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Jonathan Hale and Pierre Watkin,
The film was directed by Alexan.
der Hall. who also directed
There's Always = Woman"
A dramatic story OF federal
operatives who risk their lives ~
soldiers of peace 10 eradicate
espionage networks. columbiss
Smashing the Spy Ring" In said
10 be taken from the headlines of
tho nations newspapers. The
film shares the other half Of the
Beverly program. Featured are
Ralph Belismy and Fay wfsy.
Other players include Regis Too
mey, Warren Hun. Ann Doran and
Lorna Gray.
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rhEATERS
TIRir SHOWING


RLtf Noti >t-NicteF Aaeisx-
len Can c rant. Douglas PAR
banks u and Joan Fonisine
N Gunss Din, II IS. 2:lo.
44o. us ? SO
LAkka oop - Marie Bel and
Harry Bauer In Life Dances
On Garnet De BALD, 7.ls.
ets
MI SIC BuN -Carols Lombard
and James Stewart in Made
for Each Other" II 30. 2.$o.
SIS. pos. n 20. also Mlscha
Auer and Bdwsrd Everett Hor-
ton in "Lia;le Tough GUYS IN
Society" i12o. 435. 7;&s. IL 90.
RiVIERA-.jeorge o-Brien and
Lesion" Ia. 80. 500 $50. 9 100.
Lucille ss2 IN Ss' aan AL rsss s
= "Trip irs3o. las. AIS. SIS.
Ro\N-Elet,nor Powell and
Robert Young in Honolulu"
lis. $40 7iS. lo:is. Also
John Barrumore and Virginia
Weidler IN The Great Man
Votes" ISIS. 800. 500. SIS.
RETURN SHOWING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bruce and
MELVIN Duaglas in There's
That Woman Again. also Ralph
Bellamv and Fav wrav IN
Smashing the Spy Ring
COMM NIy,N - Resinald owen
and Lynne Carver IN "A Christ
mas Carroll also Scot Cotton
and Mary Russell In Extor-
ton"
NAY STREET 49, Tyrone Power
and Loretta Young IN "Suez."
also Ann Sheridan and Mar
garet Lindsay in Broadway
Musketeers
PARK - Joan Crawford and
Melvin Doul las in The Shin
ing Hour" also Jane Bryan and
Ronald Read an in Girls On
Probation.
PROCTOR - Iuise Rainier and
Fernand GrsSet in The Great
waltz" Also Paul Kelly and
Rita Haywotth in Juvenile
Court"
REtLART THE Dead End
kids in "Lutle Tough Guy"
also Adolph lfenjou and Char
lie Mccarthy. in Letter OF In
PRODUCTION "
REN- Ronah Coleman and
Frances Dee in II ! Were
King" also Enne Shirley and
Ralph B3lsmv in Girls
School"
SHELL-WSnn Cahoon and
Scott Cotton in Women in
Prison" also Lola Lane and
Paul Kelly in .Torchy Blanc in
Panama, Also, Frieda Inescourt,
and Walter At'el in "Portia On
Trial"
suns dick Powell and
Olivia De HaGilland IN Hard
To Get" also, June Lang and
Lynn Bari in infect the Girls
TEMPLE-Jantes Cagney and
Pat OBrien IN Angels With
Dirty Faces" lso Dick Powell
and Anita Louise in Going
Places"
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OLD TIME nARM0NICA
CLUB MOVES TO ROYCE

J. J, Hrooks. manager NJ The
Royce hall, s<3 No Tscoms ave..
announces that ne has rented the
hail on Saturday ninhis Ia lhs
Old Time Havruonica club which
has been playing IL Fraternity
hail for tho past sss years. heGsn-
ming this coming saturday night.
Brooks will operate Royce hall
with ksppy's hand, featuring Min
Ruth Mann. Taeoma's leading
lady vioiinlst. on "Wednesday and
Friday nights. when old tins
dancing 10 featured.
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cat may w~ll ). ~ evvrythlN4
they're sxytnx u II The bent ptc-
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the younnxtev VIM 1seldee n tnue
matters lnta hev own haNdn efleS
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the driver ard GUARDS murdered.
sns 10 rve5lted Win The finest pr.
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you mixes scwsshtne 4 you even
mink an eye
Cast In important roses IN ~Tne
Arizona Wildcat are rnullne
Mcose. William Henry. u<ney WI.
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DOUGLAS & BRUCE AT BEVERLY

There's That Woman Again. ="
Columblas romantic mystsr "
comedy sequel To the memorable
"Theres Always n Woman" Is
now showing at the Beverly thea
ter with Melvyn Douglas and Vir-
ginia Bruce so-starred ms the Rear
don family which solves murders
between alterations. Margaret
Lindsay heads the strong support
ing cast which includes Tom Du-
gan. Stanley Ridges, Gordon Oliver,
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LARAMIE Johnson
Leads Again

LARAMIE Johnson, appearing as
George O'Brien's leading lady in
his current outdoor RkO Radio
film, Arizona Legion now show
ing at the Riviera, is the fourth
actress to win the distinction Of
appearing in three pictures with
the popular outdoor star.
Miss Johnson's two previous
films with O'Brien have been
Painted Desert" and Border
Oman" In her third appearance
opposite the star she shares an
honor formerly enjoyed only by
Janet Gaynor. Lois Moran and
Cecilia Parker. each Of whom has
been an O'Brien leading lady three
times.
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Tyrone hower In
"Suez" at KAY St.

Tyrone Power Loretta Young
and Annabella ape featured in the
spectacular goth .Century-Fox pro-
duction, "Suez," the blazing ro-
nance of heroic de Lesseps at the
Kay Street theater today. The
supporting cast includes Edward
Bromberg, Joseph Schildkraut, Sid
ney Blackmer, Henry Stephenson,
Sig Rumann, George Zicco, Mar
garet Lindsay and Ann Sheridan.
Marie Wilson, John Litel and
Jane Chapman are featured in
Broadway Muske teers," which Is
the second feature on the Kay ST.
program.