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The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Young Marchesina
Bisleti Enrolled
At Trinity

washington is the most
European city in America, and
is comparable only to Rome!"
This is the opinion of the
Marchesina Elena Bisleti, daughter
of the Marchese Giovanni Bisleti,
General of the Noble Guard Of
Pope Plus xI, and grand niece Of
the late Gaetano Cardinal Bis
lett. The Marchesina recently
came to America to enter Trinity
College here as a student.
when I came to Washing
ton, I was amazed at the SINH
larity to my native city," she
said. Here one finds the en-
basSieS of the entire world, the
seat of the American govern
ment. There is also a building
program going on here as there
is in Rome today. At home one
of the largest StadiumS in the
world, is now being built en-
tirely of white marble. It will
boast the largest and finest
swimming pool in the world"
Only 10, the Marchesina is max
ing a study of living conditions III
America. She was surprised to
find so many people own their
homes.
I'm Rome" she revealed,
"only the wealthy own homes,
and usually they are from three
to four stories high. Italian
people prefer to live in apart
mentS, from three to IS rooms.
One can get a modern, three
room apartment for SIS a
month"
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
NOTICE FILED
BY FAY WRAY

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan.
24-Formal notice that his mo-
ton picture actress wife. Fay
Wray, has filed suit for divorce
against him has been served on
John Monk Saunders, playwright,
who now makes his home here.
Miss Wray and their two-year-
old daughter we're here several
months ago when Saunders was
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
TRAGEDY
Maryland Children
Perish in Flames

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Jan. "a.
Two children were burned to
death last night, when fire de-
stroyed the home Of Basil Taylor,
80, at Emory Grove, near here.
The parents tried in vain to
rescue Carroll, II, and Doris Jean,
5, who were asleep in their rooms.
Other occupants Of the house
were forced to flee from the burn.
ing building with the clothes they
had on and a few valuableS.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
1889 Kodak Exhibit
Opens tomorrow

On display at the Willard Hotel
tomorrow will be more than ZOO
photographs from over the world
in the 1899 Kodak Exhibit.
Included will be the best 20
photos, selected by a committee
from among thousands of prints
submitted. 6.
Among the pictures is one of a
bullet being fired from a pistol.
It was taken at an exposure of
a millionth of a second.
A sound film, dramatizing the
history of photography, will be
shown on Thursday and Saturday.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Harrington Heads
Air Derby Group

Chester H. Harrington, pilot Of
his own plane, last night was
elected president of the Washing
ton Air Derby Association. Other
officers are Jesse w. Lankford,
vice president; H. H. Gookins, Sec
retary, and Noble C. shit, treas
urer. The association promotes
monthly air shows for its members.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
SEVEN INJURED
HERE IN FOUR
AUTO M|SHAPS
Hit-Run TaxiCab FelIs
Man on Sidewalk

A hit-and-run driver, two auto
mobile collisions and an over
turned auto on washington streets
last night injured seven persons,
one seriously
Albert C. Lizzo, So, of the 1900
block of M st N. w., was treated
at Casualty Hospital for lacera-
tions and bruises after he was
struck by a taxicab while stand
ing on the curb at North Capital
and First Streets. The cab failed
to stop after it knocked him to
the sidewalk, Lizzo told police.
AUTO, TRUCK COLLIDE
Jack Kanel, of the 470O block Of
Colorado Ave. N. W., suffered q
fractured left leg and possibly in
ternal injuries when his automo-
bile collided with a truck at New
York Avenue and Fenwick Street
Northeast. His condition was be-
i
lieved serious.
Mrs. Verle Kidwell, 40, Of the
1900 block of Massachusetts, Ave.
S. E., was treated by a private
physician for back and shoulder
injuries after a taxicab in which
she was a passenger collided with
an automobile on Independence
Ave. near Tenth st. S. w.
AUTO OVERTURNS
Four other persons we're injured
slightly when an automobile oper-
ated by Charles Bowen, 25, of the
800 block of First st. N. w., over
turned on Branch Ave. S. E.
Taken to Gallinger Hospital. the
four occupants of the machine,
listed as Charles Bowen, James
Bryant, 10, of the 600 block Of
F st. S. W.; George Bowen, %.
and John Bryant, both of the F
St. address, were treated for slight
cuts about the face and bruises.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Poetry Recital
Al Armstr0nQ

Miss Eusebia Cosme, known in
South America for her interpreta-
tions Of Afro-Antillean poetry, will
give q recital Of poems February
Z in the Armstrong High School
auditorium under the auspices Of
the Spanish Club of Howard Uni
VerSity.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
FAY WRAY AND HER
DAUGHTER

critically i'll, and for a time it was
believed there might be a recon
ciliation.
However after his recovery, Miss
Wray took the child and returned
to Hollywood where the divorce ac-
tion was filed. She asks allmony
for herself and funds for support
of the child.
The divorce is asked on the
grounds of mental anguish"
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Trade Group to Meet

Members of the Georgia Avenue
Business Mems Association will
meet Friday at 8 p. m. in the Pet
worth Branch Library at Upshur
st. and Georgia Avenue N. w.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
BANDITS ROB
CONDUCTOR OF
TROLLEY CAR
Taximan Held Up and
Cab Taken in Va.

A Capital Transit street car
operator and a Washington taxi
cab driver were the victims of
armed holdup men last night,
while two women reported they
were robbed by a purse Snatcher
ana a houSebreaker.
Paul G. Cross, 80, of Brandy
wine, Md, a street car operator,
was held up at the point of a
gun by three men and robbed of
his change carrier containing
about $40, as his trolley stopped
at Seventh and L Streets South
east.
MAKING LAST TRIP
According to police the three
men entered the car at Eighth and
G Streets Southeast as Cross was
making his last trip for the night.
When he neared the Southeast
carbarns onC of the men drew a
gun and covered Cross while the
other two removed his change
carrier.
w. R. Howell, HOO block of
Eleventh st. S. E., a taxicab driver,
was held up and robbed of $12 and
his cab by three armed men on
Fort Myer Drive in nearby Arling-
ton county laSt'night, according to
Arlington police.
Howell picked up the three pas
sengers in downtown Washington
and they asked to be driven to
/ Fort Myer.
USE CAB FOR ESCAPE
On lonely section of Fort Myer
Drive, one of the trio drew a gun
and forced Howell from the cab.
They then robbed him and drove
away in his cab, police said.
Mrs. Christine Van Devanter,
of the 5000 block of Newark ST.
N. w., reported the door of her
apartment forced open and coat
valued at $40 stolen along with SIS
from a change bank.
Ida Jordan, of the 1900 block
of Jackson St. N. E.. reported her
purse containing 81 in change was
snatched from her hands as she
walked in the 600 block of East
Capitol Street last night.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
In Dramatic 1000 Men SurUey"-96O Find Old QuqkerNow
3Yenrs Od-Amazingy Smooth Mild Rich in Supporting
Our Belief That Old Quaker Rivals Many Higher Brands!

Q For every man who enjoys fine
whiskey-but also has to watch
his pocketbook-here's the cheer
lest news Of 1889. Old Quaker =.
now s gears old ranks with
many more expensive whiskies-in
taste, bouquetandsmoot Read
why we make this statement.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24

How to Find Out Who Wears the
Pants In Your Family. A Psychologist
will suggest who's boss at home. Take
this interesting and Informative test
in The American Weekly, the magazine
distributed with next Sundays WASH
ingtOn Herald Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

Brother Rat" In the movie
version Of the comedy which
rocked Broadway with laughs for
over two years. The story is laid
ut the Virginia Military institute
and deals with the ups and downs
In the lives of three of its students
and their respective girl friends,
with the emphasis on the comic
side Of their many predicaments.
Hailed by film critics as one Of
the greatest pictures Of Motion
Pictures Greatest Year" 10th
Century-rox' Submarine Patrol"
also opens at the Temple. The
stirring drama. based on the navys
Splinter Fleet" and the strangest,
most ill-assorted crew Of civilian
odds and ends ever to man a fight
ing ship. WAS directed by John
Ford. Richard Greene. Nancy
Kelly, Preston Foster. George Ban
croft and Slim Summerville head
the stellar cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Tommy Kelly Starred AS Pk Bad Boy The Today
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS
EIRsI SHOWING


BILE MOT sE-TYrone Power.
Nsncv Kellv and Henrv Fonda
IN Jesse James. II o5. z 80.
SIS. : 20 e45.
MI SIC bonn m Shesrer
and CLARK Gable n Idiots De-
light. q IS. 3:45. 655. 10 .05.
also Michael Whalen and Jean
Rogers IN While New York
Sleeps. 1870 2.4o. $50. 200
RI,IER,-Tommy Kelly and
Ann ellis in "Peck's Bad Boy
With the Circus. II 40. 2 20,
90. 740. 1920. also sally
Eilers and Lee Bowman N
furnished Angel, 100, 3 40,
6 20. 600.
RoNN-John Garfield and the
Dead End Kids in They Mace
Ne a Criminal" 90. 4 90. 7 90.
1000. also Lucille Ball and
James Ellison in Next Time /
Marry" il:45. 2 as. 545. 8 as.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Gary Cooper and
Merle Oberon in The Cowboy
and The LADY, also Betty
Cradle and Eleanore whitney
in Campus Confessions"
COMM NITY-Don aimee he
and Arleen Whalen in Gate
way" also Tom Brown and
ANDY Devine in swing That
Cheer.
KAY sTREET-Wallace Beery
and Mickey Rooney in stable
mates. also Will Mahoney and
Will Fyffe in "Sez OReilly TO
MacNab."
PARK-The Marx Brothers and
Lucille Ball IN Room Service,
also Peter Lore in MYSTERIOUS
MI. Motto"
PRoCToR-Thc Marx Brothers
and Lucille Ball in Room Ser
vice" also Bill BOYD in Pride
OF the West"
RE ALAR T-June Lang and
Lynn Bari in Meet the Girls
also Patric Knowles and Ro-
chelle Hudson in storm Over
Bengal.
REN-Errol Flynn and Olivia
De Havillsnd in "Fours
Crowd" also John Howard and
Marv Carlisle in touchdown
Army"
SHFLI.-The Three Mesouiteers
in OUTLAWS OF Sonora" also
Rod LaRoQue and Lynn Anders
in THE Shadow Strikes"
NSET-The MARX Brothers
and Lucille Ball in Room Ser
vice" also John Loder and
Marian Lockwood in ITO the
Victor"
TEMPT Wayne Morris and
Priscilla Lane in Brother
Rat" also Nancy Kelly and
Richard Greene in Submarine
Patrol"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
I o Announce
QuizWlnners
Lucky Names viii Appear
on Movie Screens
Monday Night

Motion picture goers throughout
the nation have been eagerly
awaiting the announcement Of
winners in the recent Movie Quiz
contest which closed the last Of
December.
Due to the thousands Of entrants
whose contest booklets had TO be
carefully considered by the judges
nearly two months have been re-
quired before final winners could
be selected.
Monday the judging will be COM
pleted and kilograms containing
the lists of winners will be sent
simultaneously to every theater,
which participated in the contest,
throughout the country.
The names of the first five of
the 5,304 winners, and also any
local winners will be flashed on the
screens at Hamrick's Music Box
and Roxy theaters Monday eve
ming between $50 and Z p. m. as
soon as the kilograms are received
by the managers of the two big
downtown houses. The first and
second prizes will be $50 900 and
S25. 900 respectively with other
prizes ranging from $4,000 on
down to 5000 prizes of ten dollars
each.
Any motion picture fan who en-
tered the contest will have an equal
chance at sny portion of the total
sum OF $3.50 900 which was sppro-
pristed by the film industry for
prizes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

Miss Davis graciously paid trib-
ute to Director William Wyler
who made "Jezebel," the picture
that brought her the academy
award.
The presentations were made by
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, distinguish.
ed British actor. The greatest ap-
plsuse of the evening went not to
an actor but to the vice president
Of Samuel Goldwyn studios, James
Roosevelt. son of the president.
The tall son of the president was
selected to present the award for
the best picture of the year. You
Can't Take 1t With You"
This is far cry from the work
I have been used to doing" said
Roosevelt. In that work no one
was ever given a prize for any
thing"
He presented the trophy to
Harry Cohn, president of Column
bia studios, which produced the
picture, which was based on the
Pulitzer prize-winning play of the
same name The picture got still
more honors when Frank Capra.
its director. was given an oscar"
for his work. 1t was the third
time Capra had been so honored.
Walt Disney received a special
award for his production of Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs," and
an Oscar" for Ferdinand the
Bull"
For the best supporting work,
the academy selected Walter
Brennan for his role in Ken
lucky" and Fay Banter for her
part in "Jezebel."
George Bernard Shaw was Sc
lected as the joint winner of the
screen writing award for his
"Pygmalion." The adaptation of
the book was credited TO w. p.
Lipscomb. Cecil Lewis and Ian
Dalrymple. Francis Evans, Brit
ish consul in Los Angeles, received
the award for Shaw and promised
to forward 1t to him.
Dore Schary and Eleanore Grit
fin were given statuettes for the
best original story. Boys Town. "
The Irving Thalberg Memorial
award for achievement by an in
dividual producer went to Hal B
Wallis of Warner Bros. studio.
A special scroll was awarded
Harry M. Warner in recognition
Of the patriotic service" he per.
formed in the production Of his
torical short subjects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Cowboy
Meets Lady

What would happen if a cowboy
married the sophisticated daughter
of a rich U. s. senator, under the
impression that she WAS a servant
girl? Samuel Goldwyn is provid-
ing the answer to that question
with his film The Cowboy and the
Lady" romantic comedy directed
by II. c. Potter for United Artists
release, and now on view at the
Beverly theater.
The cowboy in the case is Gary
Cooper; the lady. Merle Oberon.
It's all very light and gay and
romantic - but you can see that
there's got to be lot of psyche
logical readjustment between the
two principals before they're going
to get to the ''happy-ever-after"
stage.
The supporting cast reads like
that of super colossal. There
are Patsy Kelly. Mabel Todd, Wal
ter Brennan and Fuzzy knight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
JESSE JAMES ALIVE
-ACTOR HOPES MOI

Lanky John Carradine, arch vii
lain of the screen, was cast by
Director Henry King as Bob Ford
in Daryl F. Zanuck's production,
Jesse James" goth Century, Fox
technicolor epic now playing at
the Blue Mouse theater.
Ford. of course, was the man
who as history records. shot and
killed Jesse James at the latter's
home in St Joseph. Mo, to get the
$4,000 reward offered.
Il have since learned" said
Johi. that a man claiming to be
Jesse James in the flesh has made
his appearance at several cities
throughout the country.
IF that is true, then both Bob
Ford and myself have been grossly
maligned."
TYRONE Power is seen in the
role of Jesse James in the film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Rod La ROGUE
At Shell Today

An elusive, phantom-like figure,
whose every move is enveloped in
mystery. but whose seeming mis-
sion 1t is to protect the innocent
and punish the evil-doer, dominates
the exciting and intriguing plot OF
The Shadow Strikes" the first of
a series of four mystery-melo-
dramas which Max and Arthur
Alexander are producing for Grand
National. to open at the Shell
theater today with Rod LaRoeque
in the starring role.
Playing opposite La ROGUE is
Lynn Anders, slender, young bru-
nette beauty, who makes her
debut as leading lady in this pic
ture. Others in the well-bslsnced
cast of The Shadow Strikes in
ciude Kenneth Harlan and James
Blakely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

drama on his broad shoulders and
carries il to the higher levels where
only real good screen entertain
ment Il to be found.
They Made Me q Criminal" Is
q different kind Of story than
-Four Daughters. but one which
offers the Broadway stage star
another opportunity to demonstrate
the fact that no list Of Hollywood
top-notchers can possibly be COM
plete unless his name Ii included.
There Is no gun play :. no under
world gangsters just a prize
fighter who was made the goat
for an accidental killing during a
wild celebration following another
Of his ring triumphs.
II you don't like Garfield In
this picture, you had better
atick 70 ferdinand. The Bull"
and 'Snow White And The
Seven Dwnrfa."
The other new picture at the
Roxy 10 titled Next Time !
Marry and stars Lucille Ball.
James Ellison. and Lee Bowman.
Mike, too. must be given consid-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
One Date To Be
Remembered:

IT'S Tuesday March L. The occasion the coming Orlando
Barera. Rosalyn Tureck pianist
sensation that young
the stage.
which sometimes suffers q plethora
them refreshed
that they had discovered
thing
Of hna Jurisdiction
paid money opportunity TO do h
young he heard ut the First baptist
church under I4adie Musica auspices
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
HOllYWOOO'S CHAMP
GUM CHEWERS SEEN

Clark Gable and his SIX blonde
dancing cuties became the cham
pion gum chewers Of Hollywood
during the filming Of idiots De-
light" which co-stars Norma
Shearer and Gable. and II current
ly showing at the Music Box thea
ter. Director Clarence Brown had
them chewing gum throughout the
picture for purposes Of character
nation. Prop man Lew Colley fur
nished Gable. Virginia Dale. Berna-
dene Hayes. Lorraine Kruger,
Virginia Grey. Paula Stone and
Joan Aarsh with II packs each
morning. two apiece
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Collegiate Night
At The Coliseum,

Tonight Joe Thomas gives his
dance fans another collegiate night
with the finest in swing ballroom
entertainment.
Joe, the u Dukes of Rhythm
and Elmer Strong, the boy with
the golden voice. will all join to
give Coliseum patrons the latest,
fastest and finest in dance music.
Tomorrow night will bring the
regular Saturday night program OF
variety dance numbers, with the
most popular musical selections Of
past and present to offer amuse-
ment suitable to the taste Of
everyone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Dickinson
Century

To keep interest from tagging
and to give Saturday night dane
ers the "best-to-be-had' dance
music available in the Northwest,
the management Of the Century
ballroom has booked for one APP
pearance only, Bob Dickinson and
His Music Distinction" for Sstur-
day night of this week.
Dickinson precedes Ran Wilde
and his outstanding radio and ball
room band by several days. Wilde
being booked for one preview
showing at the Crescent ballroom,
18th and Fawcett ave. on Thurs
day, March 2. and for two con-
secutive nights at the Century
ballroom, Saturday and Sunday,
March I and 5. Wilde will be well
remembered for his standing-room-
only engagements at the Cakes
ballroom on Lake Steilacoom last
summer.
Bob Dickinson comes TO Tacoma
well recommended as a polished
performer. being musical director
Of Seattle's largest radio program,
regular Monday night feature
over station KJR titled, Every
Man a King" He has just COM
pleted n series OF SO programs
known rs the Top Tune Revue, a
popular half hour show composed
Of IL Of his men. He has had the
band operating in Seattle for the
past six years. 1t is the special
band for the Olympic hotel, the
College club. Seattle Yacht club.
and the lnglewood Golf club. All,
In all, Dickinson and his troupe
should give Saturday night pa
irons the music fest of the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
"Stablemates" At
KAY Street Today

The Kay Street theater presents
for its bill today and Saturday.
Wallace Berry and Mickey Rooney
in "Stablemates," a startling drama
and overwhelming as "Brimstone's
Bad Man" Judge Hardy's boy.
Mickey Rooney, brings you the
story of a man who hit life's bot
tom, but proved he wasn't washed
up"
The supporting cast includes Ar
thur Hohl. Margaret Hamilton,
Minor Watson and Oscar O'Shea.
The second feature is Seq O'Reilly
to MacNab," featuring the famed
vaudeville team of VIII Mahoney
and VIII Fyfes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

Sally Eilers, star of "Tarnished
Angel" In one of the most sancti-
monious Of her poses as fake
evangelist In "Tarnished Angel"
RkO Radio drama opening today
at the Riviera.
adventures of Bill Peck with an
itinerant circus. Tommy Kelly,
the boy mime who scored so sig
nificantly in THE Adventures Of
Tom Sawyer has the title lead.
A host Of Hollywood personages
is entrusted with the featured
roles in "Peck's Bad Boy With
the Circus" an RKO Radio Pic
ture directed by Edward F. Cline.
Ann ellis. remembered as Becky
Thatcher in THE Adventures of
Tom Sawyer" rejoins Tommy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
MOONLIGHT SONATA"
WILL Be REPEATED

Not alone because 1t Is a beauti-
fully-filmed and skilfully-directed
production, but because 1t recalls
the piano playing Of the world S
greatest pianist. Paderewski. the
showings of Moonlight Sonata" in
the series of Continental Nights, +"
this week were so successful that
the picture will be shown two more
nights, next Tuesday and Wednes-
day. at the Lakewood theater.
Moonlight Sonata" offers a
thrilling concert in charming
framework of romance. The Bee
thoven composition and other clas-
sizes played by the master hands
of Paderewski. furnish an exquisite
background for the romance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

Tracy, who won the coveted
Oscar" for his performance as
Father Flanagan in Boys Town. "
bluntly informed the 200 men,
bers of the industry present in
the Biltmore bowl that he was not
deserving of the honor and that
he accepted 1t only as a tribute
to the Omaha. Neb.. priest who
founded Boys Town.
Oscar" is the familiar name
given by movie players to the
coveted academy statuettes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

Kelly in "Peck's Bad Boy Edgar
Kennedy is the lion tanner. and
Bonita Hume. Billy Gilbert,
Spanky mcfarland and Louise
Beavers complete the top players.
What happens when a night club
girl turns fake revival.st and by
trickery wins fame for her faith
healing cures forms the excit-
ing basis of "Tarnished Angel"
RkO Radios newest dramatic Of
fering also opening today at the
Riviera.
Sally Eilers enacts the sham
evangelist with Lee Bowman as a
society man in love with her, and
Ann Miller. Paul Guilfoyle, Alma
Kruger, Jonathan Hale and other
well-known players in important
parts. Leslie Goodwins directed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
HAIR FINALLY CUT

When Nelson Eddy completed
his role in Let Freedom Ring" he
headed Immediately for the Metro
GoldwynMsyer barber shop for
his first haircut in three months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
'Jezebel and Boys 7 own
Earn Stars 7 op Rating
Bette Davis and Spencer Tracy Singled Out for 1898 Motion
Picture Academy Of Arts and Sciences Award for
Best Performances; Both Won 1897 Honors

jawed Spencer Tracy and dynamic
Bette Davis today acclaimed by their fellow workers
the motion picture industry the outstanding actor and
actress of 1888 The citation made at the 18th annual
academy of motion picture arts and sciences banquet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
=" arnished Lady" Casts
Sally Eilers, Lee Bowman
Circus Performers Give Authentic Background; Other
Attraction Bares Fake Evenseis'ie Society

Almost halfcentury George ". Peck created who
has become Of efaures most lovable characters
Pecks Bad Boy Since the character has found his into
the hearts of millions several novels of which many editions
have been distributed throughout the world achieving fic
ton prominence almost great that of Huclebeuy Finn