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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26
Trojan Gridmen
At Heavy Work

Los ANGELES-Cosch Howard
Jones gave the Southern Califor-
MIA Trojans a heavy workout today
and planned a light one for to-
morrow before the squad leaves
for Berkeley to play California.
He pitted the first and second
strings in defensive scrimmage
against the third string.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26
WOMERSGOLF
FEATURE SET

NEW YORK -The 1910 national
womcn's golf championship will
he played Sept. 1925. the Z. s.
Golf association announced today.
The u. s. G. A. previously had
accepted the invitation Of the Del
Monte Golf and Country club at
Del Monte. Calf, to act as host
for the title play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26

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fahbats for ssrrrsse. and Banker
and kllhaxg ~ Tulane fsfn down
Nsisun. Hovioas o. Ole Mas
wpnt run with thess three be-
cause they're too slo~.
INHERIT QUALITIES
Why " this : What IL the an
swer 10 tho South's ability 10
keep coming up with backs who
have an ovsrabundanes Of speed.
powsr, swing and sAssy necss-
sary 10 star ON The Kridiron :
Some southerners explain II
with hereditary. saying that the
forefathers % the present gem
Grafton Of southern football
players developed tremendous
speed and endurance chasing
Yankees in the war between the
states This smacks like bias.
however. and must he discount.
I'd. especially by Us Yankees
from Aruund uh wsll~ah-
Macon and Augusta.
Sense attribute the coed hacks
% the generally inferior south
ern linc~, arguing that backs
have Ia he exceptional dawn this
WAY OF get killed. Others say 10
u because the bays get tired Of
talking slowly. walking slowly.
and generally drawing all week.
and welcome m opportunity Ia
cut ioose and ret Into high speed
on Saturday.
Coaching has little or nothing
10 do with the development OF
great runners. | was talking To
DIR. Jock Sutherland between the
halves Of the Tennessee Ala
hama game shortly after John
NY Butler had made his sensa-
tional 5T-yard broken field run.
and ! asked him II II We're pos
sible TO teach a boy TO do what
Butler had just done.
INSTINCT. INSPIRATION
Never. not II you spent life
time" Sutherland said. "A run
like that is the result Of instinct
and inspiration. III tell YOU one
thing. though"-and Sutherland
pointed 10 the packed stands.
the yelling thousands. the riot
Of color and psgeantry-'al OF
that plays q part in the develop
ment of great backs. The South
takes its football seriously. Kids
are brought up on It, and when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26
Greenwood Gets
Starting Post

sEATTLE-cosch Jimmy Phe-
Ian indicated today that Sophomore
Dick Greenwood and Ray Fran
kowski would start for Washing
ton against stanford In the home
coming day game Saturday. Pie
Ian named Harry Bird. veteran
guard. as captain for the game.
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"a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main s1si.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26
Winner Gets
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26
Midland Hoopmen
Win Game. 32-24

The Midland Junior high school
this week defeated Meade Boys
club ball team. 80 to "a. Score at
the end of the half was l3 to Q in
favor of Midland. Swanson was
high scorer with IL points.
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William 90 &C &C.. a. Corbin
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26

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ready 10 PLAY against the
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bat hi, injuries are believed
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26

river ihe stx-roasad distances. Jock
MrouhsF 81 Tscosna and Lou Nor
gar q paytnn. O.. nght-seAvyf-
~ssghts. are booked a. opponents
IN the top ax-Founder. while The
ether scrap will find navy wArsi.
Tacoma wsitsr. trading punches
~ith Ansonia. capable Sacramento
serApper. Ia the lower half.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18

the supporting cast. which also
includes June Storey. George
Cleveland. Jack Mulhall, Waiter
Miller Gordon Hart, Ethan Laid
law. Jack Ingram. Bob Woodward,
John Beach and Earl Hodgins.
Another battling mystery story
anticipated by millions of Crime
Club fans. THE Last Express, =
Universal picture featuring Kent
TAYLOR and Dorothea Kent, also
opens at the Riviera today.
Fifth in the studios Crime Club
series based on the publishers Sc
leetions of the worlds best fiction
thrillers, the new film unfolds one
of the most ingenious mystery
tales among recent detective
novels.
New York's great subway sys-
TEN. including the long-abandoned
first underground line in the city.
provides the setting for many tense
dramatic scenes. Baynard Ken
drick, the author, spent months of
research in exploring the subwavs
to gather material for the mod.
ern. action-filled background of the
story.
Others in the well-chosen cast
are Greta Granstedt, Don Brodie,
Paul Hurst, J. Farrell Macdonald,
Shaw and Lee, and Edward Ra.
quello.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18

amusement center rejecting a pio-
neer stmosphere--and the whis-
kcrs grown by Lerionnaires will
help supply some Of this atmos.
phere.
Various games and diversions
will feature the upstairs amuse-
ment hall. In the basement viii
be located the Golden Gulch
Dancehall and Bar" with an old
time orchestra" fiddling the tunes
for the dancers.
On General Committee
Included on the general COM
mittee for the Days of So are
Commander A. c. Bjornstad, Jess
Damien. Art Fay, Charles Yancey,
Jim Baker. Bill Causin, Bob Gold
berg. Al. Whitman. Mark Dolliver.
Harold Thornburg, Herb Ward,
Earl Wright, Marty Persing, Art
Osberg, Fred Grimm, Marion Red
field. Lee Carter, Dale kiehl, Fred
Race, F. r. zaugg, Wilfred Bur-
rows, c. II. Burrows. Kenneth
Guest, Bob Failing, Fred Wheeler,
Lea Langabeer and Harry Berg.
The checking and sandwich con-
cessions will be managed by men,
bers of post auxiliary.
Advance tickets are now being
sold for the event, and these tick
cts can be exchanged for Amer
ican Legion script" which will be
used exclusively for the celebra-
ton. The affair will be open to
the general public, as well as vet
Grams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
PadereWski
7 o | lakewood

In Moonlight Sonata. the Pad
erewski film having its delayed
Southwest Washington premiere
at the Lakewood theater next
Monday, the great maestro plays.
as only he can. four immortal
classics, one of them being his own
minuet. "Minuet in G.
There were long and careful
negotiations before he agreed to
make film. and 10 was his wish
there should be no reference in the
script of his brief political career.
The picture was made in London
by Lothar Mendes.
Paderewski approved the story,
which has been written by Hun
garian, Hans Rameau. In it, Pad
erewsh Is flying to fulfill con-
cert engagement when the airplane
makes forced landing in Sweden.
He stays two days in Sweden, and
through his playing Beethovens
Moonlight Sonata, influences the
lives of two young people.
Marie Tempest. making her first
appearance in talking pictures at
the age of p. is Paderewski'
hostess during his stay in Sweden.
The two young lovers arc played
by Charles Farrell and Barbara
Greene.
Moonlight Sonata" will be
shown next week in the series of
Continental Nights" at Lake
wood, performances starting Mon
day instead of Tuesday. There will
be a special matinee Wednesday,
Washington's birthday, for the
benefit of music students and out
of-town patrons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
To Century

First in the current dance sea-
son of big time radio and ball
room bands to visit Tacoma, Ran
Wilde, pictured here, brings his
popular orchestra to the Century
ballroom for two appearances.
Saturday and Sunday, March 4th
and 9Th. Current interest at the
Century is centered around Jack
Smiths appearance rrow
night and the annual Fireman's
ball on Friday, February oath. The
fireman's ball will bring together
two favorite orchestras well known
in this section. Vic Meyers and
his recording band and Walter
Rose and his Tacoma Crescent
ballroom "Old Timers" Jack
Smiths appearance on Saturday of
this week will be his only Tacoma
showing, coming highly recon-
mended as thoroughly pleasing
ballroom troupe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Boy Prodigy
In "Blondie' .

Danny Mummert, 4-year-old in
tellectual giant who has gained
national fame through his preco-
cious memory in scientific intelli-
gence tests, proved his genius in a
producers office while applying
for the role of Alvin in Columbia's
Blonde
The moguls were quite Impress
cd with Dsnnys erudition, as re-
ported, but decided to sec for them
selves. First they asked little Dan
to name all the state capitals He
did. What were the Seven Won
ders of the World? he was then
asked. Danny came through with
the Seven Wonders of the World
modesuy refraining from naming
himself Then the childs mother,
Mrs. Winifred Mummert, a radio
and night club singer. formerly of
Dallas, Texas. asked:
Danny. can you name all the
members of the presidents cab
met >"
The youngster nod dc d and
named all but one. The secretary
of war stumped him. He turned
to his inquisitors:
You tell me"
The producers hemmed and
hawed, hurriedly handed Danny his
coveted contract and let it go al
that.
Little Danny appears in "Blon-
die currently at the Beverly
thester.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
GRANGE DANCE
SATURDAY EVE

GIG HARDOR - Peninsula
Grange, subordinate No. 1911. will
sponsor q dance Saturday evening
at Lakebay Community hall.
Lutheran Daughters Of Refor-
nation Of the Emmanuel Lutheran
church Of Cromwell will meet Sat-
urday 1t the home Of Mrs. Ole
Fosnell.
Men Of the First Lutheran
church of Gig Harbor will stage
their annual party Friday evening
at the church. Rev. Michael Lono
of Tacoma and a group Of stu
dents from Pacific Lutheran col
lege will be on the program.
The confirmation class of First
Lutheran church will meet for
study at 1880 a. m. Saturday.
Confirmation services will be held
Easter.
The Amateur Garden club will
hold . card and game party Feb.
IS at the home Of Mrs. Ethel
Treutle.
Harvey Miller IL reported seri-
ously III at a Tacoma hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Outlaw Had
Many rlends

If one were to Judge by the
letters which flooded the studios
of 10th Century-Fox. Jesse James
must have made lot of bosom
friends and they're all still alive.
Ever since the studio announced
they were going to make Daryl
F. Zanucks production. Jesse
James" goth Century-Fox Techni-
color epic now playing at the Mu-
sic Box theater, the mail man has
been delivering from 60 to 100 let
tiers daily to Daryl F. Zanuck,
And still they come.
Most of the writers wanted 10
serve as technical advisers. Two
claimed to have ridden with Jesse
as members of the James gang
One says that he helped bury Jesse
And a number claimed that they
were neighbors for years. But on'
outdid them all. He said he wa
Jesse James.
Mr.. Zanuek saw to it that al
their letters were answered AM
their offers kindly refused. He ex
planned that they couldn't all serv
as technical advisers and besides
he had technical adviser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Veterans Preparing
For Celebration
March 17-16

Extensive crops of spinach are
under cultivation by Legionnaires
of Rhodes post here. but 1t is not
the kind OF spinach upon which
Popeye, the rcdoubtable sailor man,
feeds.
The word spinach" used in this
sense, il an old-fashioned colloqui-
alism meaning facial foliage. moss.
shrubbery. hedge, brush-or just
plain whiskers.
All the beard raised Is in con-
nection with the big two-day cele-
bration planned by the local Le-
gion post, March 17-ls. The event
is to be known as THE Days Of
'se.- and win mark not only the
21st birthday anniversary of the
American Legion. but the Golden
Jubilee year OF washington's state
hood.
Allen n Chairman
George A. Allen, past command
er Of the post, II chairman Of the
general committee that will handle
the affair. Acting rs vice-chair-
man and director Of the Funniest
is Percy Rollins.
Rhodes Memorial building. 407
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Story Of Mounted
Police At Shell

Jimmy Newill. popular radio
singer. who made his screen de-
but in Grand Nationals Some
thing to Sing About. with James
Cagney. is now a star in his own
right in the 'Renfrew of the Royal
Mounted" series. which returns to-
day to the Shell theater Newill
plays the title role of "Renfrew. :"
the famous radio and fiction char
acter created by Laurie York
Erskine. with q dash and finessee.
that marks him as definite
screen personality, while his splen-
did baritone voice enhances the
romantic situations in the picture.
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

BILE NoUsE-Roland Young
and Billie Burke in Topper
Takes Trip Il 40 2.lo. 4 so.
7.3o. 1910; also SIDNEY Toler
and PHYLLIS Brooks In Charlie
Chan in Honolulu. 100. 8 40.
6 lao. 90
MUSIC BoN-Tyro Pows
Nancy Kelly. Henry Fonda and
Ran d o p h Scott IN Jesse
James, l1:35. 2:lo, las. 7 rs,
1000.
RIVER Autry and
Smiley Burnette in Home on
the Prairie. II 80. 800. $50,
90. 1890. also Kent Taylor
and Dorothea Kent in The
Last Express. Il 80. 80. 20.
$50. go
RoNY-Joan emmett and
Fredric March in Trade
Winds" IL :45. 3 SIS. 7:o5. 1915.
also Edmund Lowe and Helen
Mack in secrets of Nurse.
1l.3o. 2:4o $50 900.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY = Paulette Goddard
and Douglas Fairbanks Jr in
The Young in Heart, also
Penny Singleton and Arthur
Lake in Blonde
COMM NITY-shirlev Temple
and Joan Davis IN Just
Around the Corner" also Den
mis- O.Keefe and Florence Rice
in Vacation From Love. .
KAY sTREET-John Boles and
Madge Evans in sinners in
Paradise. also John Howard
and Heather Angel in Bulldog
Drummond In Africa
PARk-Fred MacMurray. Ray
Milland and ANDY Devine in
Men With Wings"
pROCToR-Stan Laurel and
Oliver Hardy in Block Heads, :"
also John Howard and Mary
Carlisle in Touchdown Army
REALaRT-Shirlev Temple and
Joan Davis in Just Around the
Corner also Hawaiian Holt
daY."
REN-The Ritz Brothers and
Place and Show. also Gloria
olQdIb anu Mi1Aidtl w IiaANAA Az
Time Out for Murder"
SHELL m Will and
Carol Hughes in "Renfrew OF
the ROYAL Mounted" Bruce
Cabot in Love Takes Flight
and Stan Laurel and Oliver
Hardy in Beau Hunks"
INsET-Paul Mum and Bette
Davis in "Bordertown. also
James Ellison and Marsha
Hunt in Annapolis Salute.
TENPIE-Dick POWELL and
Olivia De Haviland in Hard to
Get also Jane Withers and
Arthur Preacher in Always In
Trouble. -"
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at Hamrlck's Roxy theater.
Fredric March. Joan Bennett,
Ralph Bellamy and Ann sothern
carry the lead roles in a story OF
the hunted and the hunters . .
of a beautiful blond who lead the
arm of the law merry chase into
the remote corners OF the world.
only to wind up hand-cuffed for life
to the one man in the world who
logged her steps across the seven
seas.
Trade Winds" il one of
those Hollywood creations In
which the story was written
around the background. rather
than the background supplied
for the story. At first hand
one might think this WAS put
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
PAUL MUM AT SUNSET
IN "BORDERIOWN"

Two of the greatest stars of the
modern screen, Paul MUM and
Bette Davis. come to the Sunset
theater for two days engagement
starting today, in "Bordertown." a
powerful drama. set in the pic
turesque border community. In the
supporting cast are Eugene Pal
lette, Robert Barrat, Henry O'Neih
Hobart Cavanaugh and Arthur
Stone.
The second feature is "Annapo-
lis Salute" stirring tale of the
training school where Uncle Sam
makes men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Contest Winners
Named by Mickey
MICKEY MOUSE NEWS
NIn11- SC...


Say, those dances staged by
Louie Harter's pupils last week
certainly were clever. Louie says
he'll send them around again in a
few weeks. So that's something to
look forward to.
And now, l take great pleasure
in announcing the winners in our
contest last week. Jimmy Downey
of 1884, So. Yakima ave. won first
prize In the boys division while
Marian Lowell had the hest story
among the girls. So these two will
receive free tickets TO the remain
ing chapters of our serial. Red
Berry" starring Larry Buster
! Crabbe.
Got two very good shows for YOU
tomorrow. Always in Trouble
with Jane Withers, Jean Roger,
and Arthur Preacher and Hare
to Get with Dick Powell ane
Olivia De Haviland. We're going I,
have fun on the stage, too. Wei
try out some new stunts that
think will be good.
Well, kids, that's all for now
SO see you at 100 tomorrow.
MICKEY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Belden Author Of
Chan Screen Play

Charles Belden wrote the orig
inal screen play for Charlie Chan
in Honolulu" based upon the ia
nous character created by Earl
Derr Biggers, in which Sidney
Toler portrays the Chinese sleuth
for the first time.
A goth Century-Fox production,
the film is now showing a second
week at the Blue Mouse theater
with Phyllis Brooks. Sen Yung.
Eddie Collins, John King, Claire
Dodd, George zueco. Robert Bar
rat and Marc Lawrence in featured
roles.
John Stone was associate pro-
Queer of the picture, which was di-
rected by H. Bruce Thunderstorm.