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Evening star., 1939-11-03
Public Would Decide
L Max Is'to Fight,
Asserts Jacobs !
Gotham Fistic Leaders
Suggest Ex-Chomp Is
Tokine It on Lom'
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
ASSoeiatAd preas 9nopts vVyltsv


NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The report
ed presence Of Max schmeling In
Spain. supposedly en- route to these
shores, has created q bafning mys-
terry In fight circles.
At last account nobody had yet
offered . sensible solution, and prac-
tically everybody had tried. Only
one thing was certain: The former
heavyweight champion was not sent
for. II Max u indeed On his way,
then It's his own idea.
II don't know . thing about IT,"
declared Promoter Mike Jacobs. IF
he gets here might be able to use
him. But I don't know. It depends
on how people feel about It,"
II amt heard from him since he
was here last winter" said Joe
Jacobs, who used to be the Ger
mans more-or-less manager. Some
body told me he was raising potatoes
since the war got started"
There is q widespread inclination
to doubt that Max would come here
looking for . fight-not after the
bouncing around he received last
February.
Joe Jacobs VengefuL
He was in this city, demanding q
third battle with Champion Joe
Louis, when the news reached him
from Miami Beach that Tony Ga.
lento had been signed for the big
outdoor shot. Max returned to Ger
many In a huf1. accompanied by the
chuckles Of his erstwhile manager,
the same Joe Jacobs.
Joe, who began managing Galento
seriously only after Schmeling had
done everything except kick the
little guy down q flight Of stairs to
prove that he no longer valued his
services, considered that be had
squared accounts with Max. He
whooped 1t up for several days, and
the drinks were on him.
Knowing all that. tho locals could
not imagine the proud Max coming
back now and asking for another
helping. They preferred to believe,
as they expressed it, that he was
taking 1t on the lam.
What good could he do hisself
fightin' over here lnow7" propounded
Mushky Jackson. the noted student
Of international affairs. He couldn't
take no dough wit him back to Ger.
many. Not wit all those British bat
tleships stoppin' him."
Blockade Works Both Ways
Which brought up the subject Of
the blockade. Presumably, It works
coming this way, too, and the Brit
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Tennessee to Get Tough Test,
With Duke, Pitt, Penn Picked
BY SIinmest of MARGINS

Iowa q threat against anybody, but
the ballot must be marked for Pur-
due.
Missouri Nebraska: The Huskers
apparently are one Of the strong
teams Of the year with IN outstand-
Ing back In Herman Rohrig. Ne.
braska.
Oklahoma Iowa State: Oklahoma.
handily.
Kansas Kansas State: Like State
In this Friday game.
Vanderbilt Mississippi: Sticking to
Mississippi.
South CaroNna-Florida: Should
be Florida.
Too Tough for Kentucky.
Alabama-Kentucky: Kentucky's
unbeaten, but this corner doubts the
Wildcats can make the grade in this
one. Alabama.
North Carolina North Carolina
State: Seems to be no reason for
North Carolina to worry in this one.
, Virginia Tech-Furman: A timid
vote for Rotten Shelley and Furman.
Richmond-Virginia Military: On
form, Richmond should be the choice,
but the hunch here is on v. M. I.
Davidson Citadel: Very, very close.
Davidson.
Virginia Chicago: Taking vir-
ginia.
Washington University Washing
ton and Lee: Out Of . deep fog,
w. and L.
Baylor Texas Christian: As close
Is they come. Baylor.
u. C. L. A.-California: U. G. L. A.
Stanford-Santa Clara: Santa
Clara is rolling now and gets the nod
Warrington Montana: Probably
close. Washington.
Oregon Washington State: Oregon.
Miscellaneous Choices.
Skipping over the chalklines other
wise: Clemson over George WASH
ington: Drake over Washburn;
Georgia over Mercer; Holy Cross
over Providence; New York Univer-
sity over Lafayette; Brown over
Tufts; Manhattan over Boston Uni
versity: Mississippi State over Bir-
mingham Southern; Creighton over
st. Louis: Arizona over Centenary;
Bucknell over Western Maryland;
Georgetown over West Virginia;
Catholic U. over Tulsa; Wake Forest
over Marshall; Rutgers over New
Hampshire; Utah over Colorado;
Denver over Brigham Young; Colo
RADIO State over Wyoming; Idaho
over Utah State.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Grid C|eots Pound Out Civil War Spirit
Rebel Yell Means Nothing Northern Lod sor on Dixie Teo

Carl Suntheimer, both Pennsyl-
vanians, couldn't have been
thinking Of Picket's charge at
Gettysburg.
Even the rebels Of the Univer-
sity Of Mississippi, the State
which sent Jefferson Davis to
head the Confederacy, have q
Yankee quarterback, Bill Schnel-
Ter Of Springfield, III. Twenty
Evening star., 1939-11-03
By the Associated Press.

6y inc ABcOC12tc0 FIebB.
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 3.-The
Observation-Disclosures tradi-
ton of Southern football is get
ting q lot of wear and tear these
days under the feet Of Yankee
youngsters who prefer cotton belt
educational facilities to their
own.
What does the rebel yell mean
to a boy from Rochester IN. Y. or
MIMI?
Also going is the No. l inter-
sectional pre-game pep talk of
the Southern football coach
how I'VE was robbed" at Appo-
mattoX.
Time was when q Southern
team got a complete course In
history of the Confederacy on
each trip above the Mason Dixon
line.
BY kickoff time, each player
had the idea that it was up to
him. personally, to avenge the
"lost cause"
But now, with the Yanks NOV
ing for the climate and q college
education ff necessary the scouts
will throw in. q Southern accent,
the "lost cause" spell doesn't
click. -. ......4. -. y.
Then too p;x,e eoaehss don't
especially r6ed il0w. Trey nave
what the Confederacy lacked
Northern resources.
Note North Carolina's victory
over New York University. No
section Of Stonewall Jackson
"stomped" the Violets. A high
stopper from the Bronx, George
Stirnweiss. was the sparkplug.
And when the Carolinians
swept over Pennsylvania, two
Tar Heel stars, Paul SEVERN and
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BY HERB BARKER,
Associate Press Sports writer.

NEW YORK. Nov. Stalking the
usual weekly stroll around the pig
skin promenade:
Army -Notre Dame: The Cadets
have been sad disappointments this
year, mainly because Of line weak
ness. It's possible they will rise to
the occasion. but there's no possible
selection but Notre Dame.
Louisiana State Tennessee: An
other real test for the powerful Vol.
unteers. L. s. US Leo Bird and
Ken Kavanaugh are just about the
most effective passing combination
extant, but this vote goes to Ten
nessee.
Minnesota Northwestern: North
western is improving steadily, but
the Gophers seem to have the
greater scoring strength. Mime
sofa.
Arkansas-Texas A. and NJ: Pos
sible surprise package here, for
Arkansas always is dangerous at
Fayetteville. Still, undefeated Texas
A. and M.
Oregon state-Southern Califor-
mia: Two undefeated teams battle
for probable Rose Bowl berth.
Southern California.
Cornell Looks Better.
Cornell Columbia: Not muc h
doubt that Cornell is in for a let
down, but hardly enough to permit
Columbia to run of with this. Cor
nell.
Fordham- Rice: Rice may well be
the best long shot of the day, but
we'll follow the form sheets and take
Fordham.
Duquesne = Marquette: Unbeaten
Duquesne looks too powerful for
Marquette.
Observation-Disclosures: Very close. VII
lanova.
Illinois michigan: Tom Harmon
and Michigan should roll along.
Georgia Tech-Duke: Generally
close and frequently surprising. Still
Duke.
Texas-Southern Methodist: 8. M.
y. 6ut the Mustangs Will nnd JACK
Grain q problem.
Temple-Pitt: Probably very close.
Pitt.
Yale-Dartmouth: A shaky vote for
Dartmouth.
Penn-Navy: Looking for Penn to
bounce back after the North Caro-
lima debacle. Penn.
Coin Says Princeton.
Princeton Harvard: The first of
the big Three series. Not much
to choose. The coin says Prince
ton.
Syracuse-Michigan: Out Of the
hat, Syracuse.
Boston Collese-Auburn: Auburn
has shown q good defense, but no
punch. Boston College.
Penn State Maryland: Eenie.
meenie. Penn State.
Ohio State-Indiana: Taking Ohio
State.
Purdue Iowa: Nile Kinnick makes
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TOMORROW.
Football.

ish would have every opportunity to
nab Max on his way across the
Atlantic. Even II he flies they.
could yank him off . clipper at the
Azores or Bermuda.
How could they do that?" de-
manded Mike Jacobs They been
letting in all these German opera
singers for years. The Metropolitan's
full of them. They shouldn't collar
Schmeling just because he's Q
boxer"
It was explained to Mike that
there was no question Of discrimina-
ton between fighters and singers,
but that . war had started since
the last batch of varblers came over.
ITS crazy, like everything else
about this war;" said Mike with
some finahty.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Ring World Bed Reports Put Semeng Spain Bound for America
Sports Program
ForLocoI Fans
TODAY.
Football.

George Washington vs.. Clemson,
0rimth Stadium, 8:15.
Central vs.. Tech, Central
Stadium (public high title series).
3:15.
Wilson W. Anacostia. Wilson
Stadium (public high title series),
3:l5.
Georgetown Prep vs.. st. Albans.
Garrett Park, Nd, $50.
Western vs.. Gonzaga, Western
Stadium, 3:l5.
Landon vs.. Boys Latin School,
Baltimore, Md.
TOMORROW.
Football
Georgetown W. West Virginia,
Grimth Stadium, 2::30.
Catholic University vs.. Tulsa,
Brookland Stadium, $50.
Maryland vs.. Penn State, State
College, Pa.
Bulls vs.. Massanutten, Wood
stock, Va.
Dewitt School W.. Western Mary
land Frosh. Westminster, Md.
Howard University vs.. Morgan,
Howard Stadium, 2::30.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Arlington Grid League
In Twin-biII Tonioht

Another football double header at
Ballston Stadium will be played to-
night with the Lyon Park and St.
Charles Boys Clubs meeting at
7:30 O'Clock and the Bancroft and
Ballston Boys Clubs clashine at
$40.
Both games are in the 1885, pound
league. Of which Bancroft is the
current leader.
Evening star., 1939-11-03

Duke squad members sound their
RS" firmly.
George Dad News Cafeso,
head man for the Tennessee Vol
unteers, the Nations No. l team,
is from up North" Two fellow
West Virginians, James Coleman
and Marshall 6hires, and an
Ohioan. Ed Molinski, also are do
ing their part for Tennessee.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Penn Stute's Vet Backs
Foce Terps Tomorrow

~ tie Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Nov. a.
Tomorrow's clash with Maryland
will be . rehearsal to Penn State
for big games in the next three
weeks. h.
Coach Bob Higgins will use aif'aal-
veteran backfleld and may call upon
upper classmen to replace al sopho-
mores in the Lion forward wall.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Gophers, ,Mildcats loss Posies
As They Point for Conflict

chief collector Of Minnesota evidence,
declared:
AT this time the Gophers COM
pare favorably with last years team
and perhaps are even as good. And
last years team won the title"
Each squad will be at virtually
peak condition,
Evening star., 1939-11-03
The
SpoRTLIGHT
1rish,' Trojons, Tigers
Picked to Shine
by GRANTLAND RICE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 tN.ANA0.-
Army -Notre-Dame. A football RI
valry Of high intensity that started
. quarter of century ago when a
kid named Knute Rockne began
whipping forward passes at West
Point to a kid named Gus Dorais.
Notre Dame has the big call in man
power and should win.
Southern California Oregon State
The game quite likely to settle
the status Of the Rose Bowl chal-
lenger from the Far West. South
ern California, tied by Oregon,
should handle Oregon State, un-
beaten and united.
Harvard-Princeton-An OIL year
for Harvard's sophomores. Prince
ton on her way up. like Princeton.
Yale-Dartmouth-Both have fine
lines. Neither has great backfield.
III call this one tie.
Tennessee, Cornell, Penn
Loom as Winners
Tennessee-L. 8. U.-One Of the
harder tests for . fine Tennessee
team. I'll string with Tennessee.
Cornell. .Columbia- Cornell has too
many good football players for Co.
lumbia to match.
Pennsylvania- -Navy-Another one
Of the rougher choices. I'll move
along with Penn.
Fordham-Rice-Two good teams
that have picked up rough sledding.
III give the nod to Fordham.
Alabama-Kentucky-An unbeaten
Kentucky team that is quite likely
to take its first seasonal dip. like
Alabama.
Minnesota Northwestern-Neither
has been up to expected strength.
Minnesota by q stride.
S. N. u, Texos Aes Get
Call This Week
Texas-Southern Methodist - One
Of the big games Of the Southwest
Southern Methodist is the pick.
Texas A. and M.-Arkansas-Texas
A. and M. has the better All-around
team and should remain unbeaten.
Virginia Chicago-Just 4 question
on how hard Virginia can work to
keep down the score.
Nebraska Missouri - Another i'm
portant conference scrap between
two fine teams. No upset either
way-but vote for Nebraska.
Ohio State Indiana-A slight edge
for Ohio State.
Nichi9an Illinois - Illinois Is too
badly outmanned. All Michigan.
Tor Heels Are Chosen
Over State College
NO1 III NdI IUl11I8.1N.S ~. 0GdUC-0GAAI1 IL
weiss, Lalanne and the Tar Heels
from Chapel Hill.
N. Y. U.-Lafayette-The virulent
Violets to win again.
Prdue-1owa-purdue has the bet
ter chance to win.
Duke-Georgia Tech-One of the
top games between two Of the best
teams in the South. I like Duke.
I'll take Mississippi over Wander
bilt, Auburn over Boston College and
Manhattan over Boston y. A slight
tip on T. G. U. over Baylor. Pitts
burgh over Temple-but no romp.
Syracuse q standoff against Michi-
gan State. Brown to beat Tufts.
Unbeaten Duquesne over Mar
quette. Georgia over Mercer. Santa
Clara over Stanford. Oregon over
Warrington State. Oklahoma, one
Of the years best, over Iowa State.
A strong Clemson team to beat
George Washington.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
navy Tickets Available

Tickets for the Navy Columbia
game, scheduled 4 week from to-
morrow ct Annapolis, are available
at the Keystone Automobile Club.
The club Is located at 1643 Con-
necticut avenue,
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baby. Last night, they were together again and
John spent most of the eight hours raving about
beauty She called him Daddy" He called her
"Duke," Slug or Gus"
isn't she lovely?" he said, patting her
hand. 'She's absolutely the most beautiful
person I've ever met. worked like hell on
Hamlet and Richard The Third, but she is the
best thing ever produced"
Diana, born to Michael Strange, second of Barry
mores wives, is a slim, attractive brunette. She Is
appearing in Chicago in Outward Bound" AS a
star, her name will sparkle tonight alongside that OF
the great profile's."
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Bins S Co-Stsr
Superstitious

Joan Blondell turned down num-
erous other film offers TO co-star
with Bing Crosby in Universal's
East Side of Heaven" now at the
Temple theater.
However. the actress enthusi-
asm for the role was not quite
enough to make her defy that
Friday. the 18th" superstition.
The picture started on that So
called jinx day. But Joan refused
to even 60 near the studio. So
Director David Butler hastily re-
arranged his shooting schedule to
permit her to start the following
Monday.
Supporting Bing and Joan in the
picture are Mischa Auer, Irene
Hervey, c. Aubrey Smith, Jerome
Cowan. baby SANDY" ]. Farrell
Macdonald and Robert Kent.
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And Then Some!

the great profie's" -
And Then Some!
Word comes from Hollywood that movie actors when
run-aways.
While Jack Benny doesn't really under the head of
movie actors he does work in picture in while AT
the present time he is cuerng the Paramount lot with
picture titled Buck Benny Rides Again" and well bet
the rubber that guy uses isn't all in his spurs
Bring Your OUn Duck!
picture
the nation really WILL you will be the
sustained entertainment the history the
The pictures 2s feet of film will three hours and As
production
way With Wind" Clark Cables first techni
color picture.
A Letter To Santa!
If could have my fondest wish
This coming Christmas Day,
I'd ask for winds of love to blow
The clouds of away.
I'd beg Old Santa just this
To leave the toys behind,
And fill his bags with kindly thoughts
AS gifts for all mankind.
And in the stockings of the world
When Christmas comes again,
We'd find them filled with peace On Earth"
And with "Good Will Toward Men,"
Not Settled :. Just Postponed!
pubicized strike settled has just
been postponed
The way the thing will
that the motion picture studios
continue the granted last week This
proof producers cannot be established
socaed "czar' Of the International Alliance Of
under arrest 17year-od
Chicago pndeng charge at the time negotiations were oeg con-
week
producers the toll nobody
the bridge yet and nobody will until February 10TH
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Deannd D Stellar Attraction Comes To Music Wednda,
Law Student
Turns Actor

Gordon Oliver. seen a. young
lawyer in columbiA's thrilling
drama. "A Woman Is the Judge
now al the Riviera theater, IL cur
rently portraying what he might
have been n he had not found the
footlights more interesting than
legal tones.
After graduation from Oregon
State college. Oliver enrolled In the
law school Of the University Of
Southern California, with the inten-
ton of becoming an attorney but
he was engaged to play a part IN
the stage play Of Elizabeth the
Queen" and never returned to the
use campus.
Oliver appears with Frieda Ines
cort. otto Kruger. Rochelle Hud-
son. Mayo Methot, Arthur Loft
and Walter Fenner In a Woman
Is the Judge" stirring drama OF a
woman judge condemned to try
her own daughter for murder.
Nick Grindle directed.
Colorado Sunset" with Gene
Autry In the lead role, shares the
screen.
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Isl 900 a Touchdown" opens today
st the Beverly theater. For this
picture marks the first joint star
ring appearance of Joe and Martha,
and turns them loose in story
which packs amiable antics, ro-
nance and football thrills. COM
bined in just the proper proportions
to suit the talents of the two come
dams.
Aware that he had two all
American mirth-provoking assets
on his hands in Joe and Martha,
Director James Hogan chose his
supporting cast with an eye to
comedy and romance. Eric Blore,
the screens leading "gentleman's
gentleman" is cast in an impor-
tant featured role as Marthas but
Ter. Susan Hayward, member OF
Paramount's Golden Circle" Sc
Iect group of youngsters slated for
stardom, joins with handsome John
Hartley to form a romantic team,
while another Golden Circler,"
Joyce Mathews, rounds out the top
featured cast.
Sharing the screen Is -Four
Feathers" with Ralph Richardson.
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ove, Her Sixth Picture. OHers Universsrs
Famous Singing Sensation Her Very First MstuFe Role


psannn pafhin's 1l&{n pke<NV&
FIRST Lava" ccn>e - ~ M11lo
- thest<x WEDNESDAY.
fr~ssntlax th< vesn9 sl1r y 3
mere msfarn rote tAen enr -
has ever ntl>mpt<4. "fis>t Lew
FInls h>r <xpefIeneinG ~ f<rs1
ruznanc<. - MIN wee pre1eee1
~ 1oe Fnns<rnAM. wne ~ he>N
reepesslnl> fnF IN - p>ona1to q.
fsrineM end dlr~eted ~ u>ury
knolsr. w1o d1r~rfed NJ n -I&reo
amArt ORA ''to4 M4a nn1 .
orr sna Three Nmevt ans
tIFow Up
Ths ps<tnrs y N original rrreee-
play and was ms<ie a univ><nHi
staslc~ ~ the sazne s(1lf wnteN
presucsd ~ ~ n fa<ue< n>onna
nssFhkn Successes ne&tn4la4 MN
the msmeFahls ''Thrss nunnre
t5iris''
Inelad~d Il p>snaA's suao1 -
One rsn> Day. frpm fuoe1nk'o
ap~ra. ''l6elloeH> n4s1eglIyr. ~huno.
paia." ~ J. ~ tnunils, -IrGna
sweet slnm<.r ~ John u1u4<&
rsynes snd ''IHpssnx - ~ nnnp4~
: snsdiey - nsssxss wnitmDu e1nc1o1
~ ". J. n&llsr Win iyr1na ~
nAlph Fred
pride At N nAueas~1ur s1nvu
f,Antfy. famous nlIn4 heene r
cempsnion ptcturs.
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FIRST SHOWING


MUSIC Rox-Niesey Rooney.
Judy Garland and cur Kincr<
IN Babes In Arrns.- II 20. ans.
sss, SIS. ii:it. slso The
March Of fine
RfyIrRA--uens Autry ard
SMILEY nura<tie IN Colorado
sunset" i %. oa. 80. 1so.
10 Is Also Frieda innesccurt
and Otto Kruger In A woman
IL the judge. II so. Z s0s. A5oo.
9 so. eas.
RoNY--Jsznes CaRnsy ana
Priscilla Lane IN The Roaring
7u's." - 30, s.ss. ass, $50.
also Jean Rogers and william
Nswley In stop. fiook and
Love" ii.so. a:so. k:ts. s.as.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Ralph Richardson
and June Du Pres IN -Four
Feathers.~ also Joe Z Brown
and Martha Raye IN -sl 900 .
Touchdown
BLUE NoUsE--ryrone Power
hAAI t1Niua 10y VI tie NAAA1
Came" also Robert Young and
Florence Rice In Miracles For
sale"
CoNMuNITy--Humphrey Bo-
CART and Gale Page In You
Can't Get Away with Murder
also Dorothy Peterson and
Clarence Koib IN Five Little
Peppers and How They Grew
KAY srREET--Micksy Rooney
and Lewis stone In Andy
Hardy oets Spring Fever" also
Ride Cowboy Ridsf
rARk-Rob Burns and Susan
Hayward in our Leading Citi-
zen" also Lloyd Nolan In I'm
dercovcr Doctor"
PRoCTOR-The Lane sisters
and John Garfield In "Daugh-
ters Courageous,
Michael whaien and
Mary Hart in THE Mysterious
Miss x" also Lynn Bari and
Michael whaien in Pardon
Our Nerve"
REALART-James cagney and
George Raft In Each Dawn ]
Die" also bill OF Rights"
snELL--Richard DIX and Gail
Patrick In Man OF Conquest
also Robert wilcox In Gam
bling Ship"
axfNsCn Ate. E.~a ara fss...
Ameche In "Alexander's Rag
time Band" also The Texas
Rangers
TEMPLE--Bing crosby and
Joan Blondeii In East Side OF
Heaven" also Edmund Lowe
and Helen Mack in Secrets OF
a Nurse"
- -.
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LINCOLN ON SCREEN

ABE Lincoln in Illinois," Pu-
liter prize play by Robert Z.
Sherwood, comes to the screen
shortly with Raymond Massey in
the title role he originated on
Broadway. Sixty noted stage and
screen players have important
roles In this RKO Radio film
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Republics Man Of Conquest"
screen dramatization of the life Of
Sam Huston, current Shell theater
presentation.
Man OF Conquest" takes Santa
Anas life only as II concerns the
massacre Mt the Alamo and the
battle Of San Jacinto. Texas de-
cisive thrust for independence.
Santa Ana was a small man
physically, and one whose fore
most creed was always personal
safety"
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q
ing the where John is starring in my Dear Children"
Diana arrived in the Windy City from Detroit and her
father met her at the station After greeting her with kiss
and posing for the photographers he whsked TO
night club where they sat for eight hours first real
visit they have had during the past four years.
a In New
York City Barrymore daughter she
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~ .,Wf"hHlJt 'aeSsANNNNW
More Compefifioni

Yesterday, John Barrymore sat in
a Chicago night club holding the hand
Of new stage rival :. his daughter.
Dianna, Is, co-star of a play which
onened last niohf In n thaata. ID ;o;n
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GORDON SEEN IN
SANTA ANA ROLE

Equipped with an educational
background, and accustomed to
portraying low villains, C. Henry
Gordon's current villainous chore
is based on the colorful II not
praiseworthy career OF the Mexi-
can general, Santa Ana.
Gordon has a featured role in
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Joe E. Brown and Martha Raye
Co-Star at the Beverly Today

Movegoers who have to expect the ultimate in rib
shifting comedy from Joe E. Brown and Martha Raye have
distinct treat in when Paramouns college comedy