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Evening star., 1939-06-24
Addison Nine Victor
Addison Oh,

Addison Chevrolet defeated South
east Boys Club, 8-5, as Lefty Hill
gave up only six hits and famed
eight.
Evening star., 1939-06-24
Elite Laundry Ahead

Elite Laundry outpointed Social
Security, las. in Taft-Burroughs
League game. -t
Evening star., 1939-06-24

Short story. This is a tale of
two clouters. One. Lou Gehrig,
will have received almost 100000
in salary when he completes his
18th season with the Yanks this
fall. The papers gave it quite
a ride. Another, Joe Louis, got
almost that much 1921 ,245) for
a little more than 2 minutes of
Evening star., 1939-06-24

Evangeline League has a pitcher
named Fire Truck. And another
pitcher, J. H. Dizzy Dean. has
just won II in a row for Sanford
in the Florida State League.
Barefoot boy. Frank Coffin.
Schuylerville IN. " High School
boy, will be astounding the folk
around Syracuse by running the
2 mile and cross country bare
footed in year or two. AS a
schoolboy he was undefeated for
two years with his tootsies un-
covered.
Broadway: Scores of fight
writer's leaving the Hippodrome
at noon for the fight camps at
Pompton Lakes and Summit,
N. j. Lou Nova fighting shy
of the hard stuff while patroling
the night spots, but doing away
with Is or 20 ices nightly. Joe
Di Maggie taking morning con-
stitutional in front of the May
flower with the kids in hot pur-
suit. Mike Jacobs walking fast
that means Galento-Louis tickets
are moving. John Montague,
golf's erstwhile mystery man,
fighting his way into the Buckner
trial. The st. Louis Browns COM
ing into town resembling singed
cats.
They don't get it. At least
seven American League managers
fail to get the idea for the recent
fJoe Mccarthy Day" at the
stadium. These guys say every
day is Mccarthy day as far as
they can make out.
Evening star., 1939-06-24

EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
Easton. IL; Federalsburs. 4.
IGfisSmS9tfs I'isaqSl !; 5; c.stq.yIii. Gs%S5iIiSses > g.
Dover. 7-6: Salisbury. 6CS.
Evening star., 1939-06-24

the National League in the all
star game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
Thunder AfIoaf
Uses Old Tugboat

The ancient tugboat 'Narcissus. &"
which carried Marie Dressler and
Wallace Berry to fame In Tug
boat Annie" was hauled out Of
drydock on the Metro Goodwin
Mayer back lot and put back In
commission for Beery's newest
picture. Thunder Afloat." in
which he appears as tueboat
captain who joins the navy. The
film Is currently playing at the
Blue Mouse theater.
In use for the first time since
''Tugboat Annie" the "Narcissus. ."
rechristened the Susan H." was
re-launehed into the studios out
door tank, where Beery climbed
aboard and examined all the old
familiar features OF the deckhouse
and gear. Strangely enough. the
opening shots Of the film showed
the tug sunk at her berth, with
one rail under water. The craft
was pumped dry and refloated on
an even keel for later scenes.
The tug commanded by Chester
Morris, Beery's rival in the picture.
had to be built especially for IL, but
was constructed from the same
blueprints as the original "Narcis-
sus," the only real difference being
that her paint was new.
George 3. seitz directed 'Thun-
der Afioat" with J. Walter Ruben
producing from an original story
by Ralph Wheelwright and Com
mander Harvey Haislip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
Dodgiing Stardom
Kyser Film Theme

How famous band leader. lured
TO Hollywood, strives 10 avoid be-
ing a screen star. Is the hilarious
basis Of That's RICH, You're
Wrong" oo-Starring Kay Kyser
and Adolphe MenJou. At the Roxy
thester.
The scintilstinE story presents
kyser a. himself leader Of one ~
the oountry's most popular hands
whose radio program. The College
Of Musical knowledge" IL tops on
on the air lanes. when kyser re-
luctantly accepts Hollywood
offer. he co-inoidenially leads him
self into mirth-packed adventures.
:. The studio scenariats. envisoning
Kyser as a romantic personality,
cast him as a Latin lover. When
the writers admit they are stymied
in shaping a suitable story. the
producer tries TO discourage kyser
and force him 10 tear up his con-
tract. Kyser detects the intrigue
and then launches q unique cam
paign which causes the studio To
buy up his contract-all accom-
panied by merry moments mingled
with melodic song IN the five
brand new hit-parade tunes intro
duced by kyser
In addition TO Menjou and kyscr,
That's Right-You're Wrong"
casts May Robson. Lucille Rsll.
Dennis oKeefe and Edward Ev-
erett Horton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
BY HAL NELSON

As the clock ticks away the
minutes. the 1889 Tacoma Times
Ten Best Pictures poll nears its
deadline, Saturday, December soth,
al midnight.
At that time all selections must
be in the mail or delivered to The
Tacoma Times office.
Likewise, at midnight on the
came day, the national poll Of
drama critics conducted each year
by Film Daily trade publication.
will come to an end and within a
few days thereafter, we will know
the results of that poll. Then the
judges in The Tacoma Times poll
will select the winners in the 1889
local poll.
The following prizes viii be
awarded for the best local selec-
tons:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
Producer Kaufman Says
The Story's The Thinq

Picture patrons are more par
ticular than ever before with re-
gard 70 originality Of plot and story
values in their screen fare, in the
opinion OF Sam Kaufman. president
OF Victory Pictures and producer
OF RIP Roarin' BucksrOo," star
ring Tom Tyler, now playing at
the Shell theater.
There was a time. he declares.
when producers were satisfied 10
folVw certain well known and well
WON formulas, but the numerous
fan magazines and radio have edu-
Gated the public, 50 that It il I'M
possible 70 get away with hack
neyed story ideas" Hence Mr..
Katzman's policy Of the storyrs
the thing" and he spares no effort
in securing the finest type Of fic-
ton.
The wisdom Of this policy N
evidenced IN hts production star
ring Tom Tyler, RIP Roarin'
Buckaroo."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
Here's What The
Band Will PLAY

When the Tacoma Junior
concert band takes the stage at
the Music Box theater Thurs
day afternoon 1900 p. M and
again during the evening 1900
p. M patrons OF the Hamrick
!. house will hear the following
selections:
The Rangers Song
(from Rio Rita)
... Mccarthy and Tierney
Andante first movement
Pathetique Symphony
.............T schaikowsky
The High School Cadets
(March) ...........S ousa
Rose Marie Selection. -. Friml
Norman Abelson. soloist
The Man With the Mandolin
Cavanaugh. Redmond, Weldon
Joe Lento, mandolin
Park Avenue Fantasy
$500. .Malneck and Signorelli
Lennard Anderson, piano
Dollin' Up Dolly tPiano.
with band accompaniment
................ Bueche
bennard Anderson, piano
Children's March -. Goldman
F1niandia .............Si belius
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
Two New Features on Bill
At the Temple Thursday

Radio equipment that is power
ful enough to send messages all
over the world was assembled for
THE Sun Never Sets" Universars
drama starring Douglas Fairbanks
Jr. and Basil Rsthbone, which
comes Thursday to the Temple
theater.
The radio station is used by
Lionel Atwill, who is cast as an
international propaganda and
war-fomenter. Both bomb-proof
exterior and an interior set of the
radio plant were designed by Jack
Otterson, studio art director.
All the equipment used in the
sets was practical, and was rented
from Los Angeles radio stations
and machine shops during produc-
ton.
Sharing the screen will be "Okla-
homa Kid" with James Cagney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
Ten Best Picture Poll" To
Close This Saturday Night
Midnight of December both Desdrne for Tseoms
Times Readers TO Send in Their Selections
Of 1895 Best Movies

First prixe-slo IN cssh and
an annual pass good nj all John
Hamrick Tacoma theaters. The
Roxy. the Music Box. the Blue
Mouse and the Temple.
Second PRICES In cash and
an annual pass 10 Mike Baro-
vic's Tacoma theaters. the
Riviera and the Beverly,
Third prizes months pass
10 Hamrick's Roxy theater,
Fourth prize-s months pass
to Hamrick's Music Box the
alter.
Fifth prixe-S months pass
TO Hamrick's Blue Mouse the
ater,
Sixth prize--S months pass
TO Hamrick's Temple theater.
Those desiring to enter the pol
may obtain ballot and the eligibl,
list of pictures from their favorit,
heater. There Is no obligation. &
costs nothing to enter and one neeC
hot be a subscriber of this news
paper to be eligible to vote. How,
,ver, those who intend sending In
heir selection of the ten best pic.
.ures of the year must hurry
here's not much time left.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
Olympic Peninsula
Indians 10 Protest

ABERDEEN. Wssh.--A meet
ing Of Western Olympic peninsula
Indians. 10 oppoee extension q
Olympic National park. was set
for Thurs1hy.
william Penn. Qusets Indian
tribal leader. said trIbesmsn would
meet IN LAPush 10 organize pro-
test against extension Of q strip
along ths ocean and gp Q1eeta
valley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING


MUSIC Box-william Powell
and Myrna 10y in Another
Thin Man. :05, 4:25, 7.45.
ll.lo. also Virginia weidler and
Guy Kibbee in bad Little
Angel" ll:45. sos. Gas, Gas.
RIALTO - Douglas Fairbanks,
Jr., and Margaret Lockwood in
Rulers of the sea" l2.55, ass.
6;55, 9.55. also Margo and
Walter Abel in Miracle on
Main Street." 11:40. gao. $40.
$40.
RIVIERA - Gene Autry and
Smiley Brunette in Rowing
Tlmbleweeds." 11:3o. AIS. 4:5o.
1880. 1880: also Movita and
Warren Hull In THE Girl from
Rio" 100. $40. Gao. 800.
ROXY-Kay Kyser and Adolphe
Menjou In That's Right
You're Wrong" 1910, $50,
TOO. 1905; also Stuart Erwin
and Marjorie Weaver in THE
H o n ~ m o ms Over" 1870.
2.35, 5:45. $50.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-Ginger Rogers and
Walter Connolly in Fifth Ave-
nue. Girl" also Anna May
Wong and J. Carol Mash in
Island OF Lost Men"
BLUE MOUSE - Wallace Berry
and Chester Morris in Thunder
Afloat." also Lana Turner and
Lew Ayres In These Glamour
Girls"
COMMUNITY-Basil Rathbone
and Ida Lupino in The Ad-
ventures OF Sherlock Holmes.
also Jane Withers and Leo Car
rillo in Chicken Wagon Fam
lily"
KAY STREET-Kenny Baker in
The Mikado." also Dorothy
Bamour and Raw Milland IN
Jungle Princess"
PARK-Louis Hayward and
Joan Bennett in The Man In
the Iron Mask" also Lynn Bari
In Pardon our Nerve"
PRoCTOR-Louis Hayward and
Joan Bennett in The Man In
the Iron Mask" also Andy
Clyde in "A Chump Takes q
Bump"
REX-James Cagney and Jane
Bryan IN Each Dawn I Die"
also Robert Young and Flor
ence Rice IN Miracles For
Sale Z"
REALART-Myr1a 10y. Tyrone
Power and Or rye Brent In
The Rains CaLNe"
SHELL James Stewart and
Joan Crawford in ice Follies
OF 1889" also Tom Tyler IN
Rip Roarin' Buckaroo."
SUNsET-Fredric March and
AKIN Tamiroff IN The Buck
aneer." also Time Out For
Murder"
TEMPLE-Wayne Morris and
Claire Trevor in Valley Of
the Giants" also Humphrey
Bogart and Louise FAzenda IN
Swing Yo're Lady"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28

- firm = hid has the fszli.
ieaKth e.rtcon taken On fh< masss
Industry snfsnx TIE past t~o y<srs
THAT psremuant gave -ssuIiiv<r~
re na>t siskefsse pwsHnsine -
any other picture that romrany
hss made IN several s>Asuns II Ne
hen IN wnrs ~ he Max r1eierA~w
ssatlsns ~ Miami. F1efIdN. Tor
nearly tao ysars. represents iks
efforts nf several hundred skiIIed
artists and was haaxsted Il j1st
twice ths ocst a the ordinary -esx-
motion pscsurs'
There are fsw children - Kvuwur
ups IN the United States er n lhs
entire world. faf that matter. ~Ae
sr. not uhnreasAiy familiar with
the story upon which ths Technl-
cellar picture i has<aL n comes. ~
course. from Jonathan nwlft's nrsas
elassic ~ . shirwrscksd seamansa
amazing adventure. M he fnr.
away land A. 'tAIIIpas.~ me land
where everything - rsopis, naIid-
iHEs. scenery % nne-t<nth the ssss
NJ ~ counterpart In The everyday
wnrif
Like Dean Hwifts Immortal
Wink. Fisssrh~f's 'tiuIiIv<r's Ira
vels" 10 tsxiiis wnven ~ shesr
fantasy. earthly humnr sna inelsive
satire. FINN the physical aspects
II efAliiput- and thu contrast ~
tween The atsnt-ilks ''uuiIlvsr's and
the miniscuis ''tAiiIputianss comes
the relllekins humoF AZ the pl~es.
Fram the unparalleled psttinsns
and nsrrvwnees a. the little people
comes the nwiftisn satire.
In hls story of 'suuIIivsr" Dean
Swim created characters which
have lived IN tho public mind evsr
since he ~rets he book. two een-
tuFies agn Most ~ them make
thslr appearance On the sursen In
EIeisrher's version. Mevlsxoess VII,
meet Little and "Bombc." shs
ponpous. uitra-natinnsIl.tlc kings
81 'Illiipul" and ~filefuscus. ''fsrln.
cess Glory" and Prince David
the ethereal swssthesrts. and tho
three slick spies. Sneak. /" "snltuh"
and "snoop" IN addition. Fisisrhsr
has himself created a majnr char.
aeisr which advance nstiees pre-
diet viii became famous. Ne 4
"tishby," tina vneifsrDus. rp~sipy.
impudent town crief.
Tho eight Sings frnm AfiuiIivsr's
Travels are already familiar IN ~
radio listeners. dssetsss % phans-
graph rsoordin2s and patrons ~
night spots. The much played
sres "Fsithful.v "Fos-
ever" 4 Hsar . Dream" sIrs =
Hap : Hsp-iiappy Day Faithful
Forever" ''Iiluebirsis In tho Moon.
light "ws'rs All Together Now
and "Ail's Well"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28

Inc song which she recorded Tor
the picture is entitled Music On
the Shore" new Frederick Hol-
lander-Frank Loesser tune. The
circumstances under which she
introduces'the song are these: Miss
Wong in called upon to pose ~ an
entertainer in Singapore night
spot, while searching for her father.
a kidnapped Oriental general.
Although Miss Wong devoted
herself chiefly TO straight dramatic
roles in the past. she admitted that
she didn't mind singing a song for
this picture. She gives as her rea-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28

breaks by playing n romantic Sec
ond lead.
The third OF the series, Another
Thin Man" introduces four new
faces to the screen. those of Don
Costello. Sheldon Leonard and
Harry Bellavcr, imports from the
New York stage, and William
Poulson. eight months old baby
who plays the role Of the screen
son of William Powell and Myrna
10y, the Thin Man pair.
Among well-known names fea-
tured in the cast are Virginia Grey,
recently seen In Thunder Afloat. :"
Otto Kruger. c. Aubrey Smith.
Ruth Hussey. Nat Pendleton. Patrie
Knowles and Tom Neal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28

For that reason Van Dyke
searches for new talent In most Of
his pictures and has turned the
Thin Man series into = develop
ing ground which has given a host
of newcomers their first big cinema
chance and has supplied outstand-
ing actors and actresses for future
pictures.
The big discovery Of the first
Thin Man" picture hack In 1894
was Cesar Romero. then a campar-
alive newcomer from the stage.
He has since gone on TO top sue
cess as a featured player.
In the second Of the series, After
the Thin Man" Jimmy Stewart.
now a star. got one Of his first big
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28

son the fact that the script called
for her 10 sing II mot too well. :"
Miss Wong contends that II re-
quires just as much skill 10 sing n
number that way a. It does TO sing
II in ones best manner.
Featured In the cast Of Island Of
Lost Men" with Miss Wong are J.
Carol Nalsh. Anthony Quinn and
Eric Blore. while the supporting
cast includes Ernest Truck, Will
lam Haade and Broderick Craw-
ford. Eugene Zukor. son Of the
great movie-maker. marks his de-
but as producer with this picture.
Kurt Neumann directed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
FIRST LESSON

Miliza Korjus has given her
five-year-old daughter. also named
Miliza. her first singing lesson.
and will train her TO follow in her
footsteps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
PLAY BOUGHT

"A Long Time Ago Broadway
play by Philo HIgiey and Philip
Dunning. has been purchased for
film production BY ketro-Gold-
.yn-Aayer,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
Some New Faces Are To Be
Seen In Another Thin MAJ"

New faces of the most refreshing things abou
motion pictures believes s. Van Dyke H. noted director
the Thin Man SERIES the latest of which, Another Thr
Man." is playing at the Music Box theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28

Tom Meal II taking HE oondl-
tioninE for . prixe-fightsr role
seriously. Ne has bsen IN he'd Il
nins every night for thu past week,
rises 81 Sin. and ases rad work
ana caiisthsnies for two hours
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28
Anna May Wong Makes Bow as Singer
In Island of Lost Men Now at Beverly

Anna May Wong, lovely Chinese actress who has a top
featured role in the Paramount DRAMA Island of Lost
Men," at the Beverly theater, makes her debut
singer for the in the film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-28

sh&vsnw ~ sur~~a - - ~
~ q - nn1ss Tnssu1np - -
: ssms<y siss~k 90 neaensess--
~ csresrns
Smyrna times., 1939-05-11

disease, they must also keep the
patient well nourished by supply
ing the same essentials the patient
would need if he were well.
Before so much was known
about the essentials of good
diet, it sometimes happened that a
patient would be cured of one dis
ease but, because of poorly plan
ned food, become sick with an
other. The normal diet is now
changed as little as possible in
treatment cf any disease. For ex-
ample, if a doctor has ordered a
diet low in fat for a gall bladder
condition, he assumes thaS the pa
tient will get food not only low in
fat, but also adequate in vitamins,
minerals, and protein.
Good food can help sick per-
son because he will enjoy it, be-
cause it may be part of the
specific medical treatment, and be-
cause it is essential to keep a per
son well nourished in order that he
may regain his health.
Smyrna times., 1939-05-11

Sophomore Duchess; June Groves,
Wilmington, and Helen Pierson,
Marshallton, Sopohoomre attend
ants; Doris Jolls, Newport, Rhode
Island, Freshman Duchess; Janet
Balster, Wilmington, and Ada
johnson, Baltimore, Maryland,
Freshman attendants. Directing
the production is Miss Beatrice
Hartshorn, assisted by the other
physical education instructors.
Miss Marjorie Eastabrooks and
Miss Irene Buckley. Mr.. Anthony
Loudis is in charge of the music.
The committee in charge of the
May Day exercises is: general
Beatrice Blackwell; cos
tunes, Ruth Mccullough; dances,
Virginia Tyler; makeup ,Thelma
West; music, aPuline Piunti; prop
critics, Evelyn Conant; publicity,
Helen Black and Ellen Simon; re-
search and program, Idair Smook-
ler; treasurer, Grace Shockley.
Smyrna times., 1939-05-11
Veteran Presents Buddy
Letter Written in 1919

ROCHESTER, N. Y.-The letter,
from one World war buddy to an
other. was penned years ago, but it
never reached its destination until
the addressee came and got it.
Private Elmer Wennstrom of
Belleville, N. J.. and Joseph w.
Davis of Rochester became friends
during the war. In January, 1919,
disqualification separated them.
Shortly afterwards Davis wrote a
letter to Wennstrom, but when the
letter arrived at a hospital in LIE
Mans, France, the latter had been
discharged and had started on a
series of travels.
The letter went around France
from city to city for months before
it finally was returned-unopened-
to Davis. Davis took up the search
for the elusive Wennstrom. but to
no avail.
Nearly 20 years passed and the
other day Davis went to answer the
doorben and found his old buddy,
Wennstrom, on the threshold. After
warm greeting. Davis took ad-
vantage Of the occasion to deliver
the letter, now tattered and brown
with age.
The verbal postscript to the mes
sage extended far into the night as
the war veterans celebrated their
reunion.
Smyrna times., 1939-05-11
SPRING INCREASES NIGHT
DRIVING, EMPHASIZING
HEADLIGHT NEEDS

With spring a season for twi-
light drives and greater use of the
car at night, motorists should give
maximum attention to automobile
headlights through general
check-up and periodic inspection,
according to Lloyd R. Lewis, presi-
dent of the Delaware Motor Club.
Motorists" said the A.A.A.
club executive, should consider
lights on the car both from the
standpoint of proper vision for the
driver and also pedestrians and
oncoming motorists. Badly focus
ed headlights are one of the great
est threats to driving at night"
Pointing out that the high point
for traffic fatalities is between sew
en- and eight p. M, Mr.. Lewis said
that many of these are attribut-
able to glaring or otherwise faulty
lights on cars. He added that
headlights are carefully inspected
and adjusted on new cars leaving
Smyrna times., 1939-05-11
WOMEN FIGHT
INSECT PESTS
County Homemakers Join
Campaign in Effort To
Control Plant Eenemies
FLOWERS VEGETABLES

Homemakers of New Castle
County are joining countrywide
battle aaginst insects this month
Control measures are being de-
scribed before the Home Demon
stration Clubs by Mrs. Kate Hen
ley Daugherty, county home DEM
onstration agent. The war is di-
rected against insect pests attack
ing both flower and vegetable gar
dens, Mrs. Daugherty said, includ-
ing the japanese beetle, Mexican
bean beetle, potato insects, potato
beetles, codling moth, aphids, cab
bage worms, tomato worms, red
spiders. and many of their allies.
Mrs. Daugherty has already met
with the Hockessin and Blackbird
Clubs, and will meet with other
county clubs at 1:30 o'clock in the
afternoon, standard time, in the
following schedule: To-day, Thurs
day, May IL, Milford Cross Roads
Club, Mrs. Ambrose Camerson;
Friday, May IL, Clayton Club, Mrs.
Alice Sinex; Monday, May Is,
Bear Club, Mrs. Charles Dieh1;
Tuesday, May 16, Talleyville Club,
Mrs. T. Cochran, and Thursday.
May 18, State Road Club, at the
State Road Chapel.
Smyrna times., 1939-05-11

the factories, but in use are taken
pretty much for granted.
"At this season." continued the
A.A.A. officials, motorists should
have their automobile headlights
properly serviced, lenses cleaned,
bulbs inspected for full efficiency
and replaced when necessary and
the lights should be properly fo-
cused. Such a check-np requires
only a few minutes and assures a
greater degree of safety in night
driving"
Mr.. Lewis pointed out that many
automobiles now have lights per-
mitting beams to be switched for
different driving needs and drivers
should be fully familiar with this
modern advance in car lighting.
Smyrna times., 1939-05-11
MAY DAY AT u. OF ID.
Pageant to Be Given at Womens
College, Saturday May 18th

Pageant to Be Given at Women's
College, Saturday, May 18th
The pageant in the Christmas
Tree Forest taken from "The Nut
craker Of Nuremburg" by Donald
Cooke will be given by the stu
dents of the Women's College OF
the University of Delaware on sat
urday, May 18th, in honor OF the
May Queen. The professional VIII
begin at two-thirty daylight saw
ing time on the Women's College
campus at Newark. The dances,
based on Tschaikowsky's Nut
craker Suite, will be presented by
thirty-five Freshmen, the entire
Sophomore class, and the Junior
elementary education students. the
court, elected by the student body,
consists of Beatrice Blackwell, Wal
mington, who is the May Queen;
Margaret Hogan, Newark, Maid Of
Honor; Ruth Warrington, FELTON,,
Senior Duchess; Joan Davis, WOOD
bury, New Jersey, and Frances
Thompson, Camden, New Jersey
Senior attendants; T her e a
Schreppier, Middletown, Junior
Duchess; Jeanne Remington, Up
per Darby, Pennsylvania, and Catn-
crime Burke, Elsmere, Junior at
tendants; Lillian Marshall, LeWes'