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they made and which drew many laugh from the premiere
audience.
The companion picture which costars Bonita Granville
frankie Thomas and John tel boasts the cast pre-
n Drew
Bonita and frankie make great team and are really
establishing themselves modern youth with flare for
solving mysteries.
A Leg File,
required the Of 50 girls with perfect nearperfect legs
The valuable time that decided to
m tor future use only legs show photographs together
the and the records Of phone numbers and
addressed
Veterans Come Back!
Three stars Of silent picture days in supporting
@ouse Across the Bay Pat OMaey Franklyn Farnum
prison guards who stand watch George Raft at A
taz Peggy Shannon with Joan Bennett in
just outside the famous prison.
Charlie To Star!
tective"
Mortimer snsszd. also plays part In the picture
Wearing Her Dopn!
Word from Hollywood that Mae West has reduced
70 100 pounds and that she is longer gidy corseed
that she must wadde and get short Of breath.
In her picture with W. c. Fields she her hair down
and Is managing to get along with fewer Jewels
At the present time the title Of the production is my Little
Chickadee' but that's likely TO change anytime and
twill doesn't happen to suit either of the leading players
Hold Everything!
Joan Fontane paid visit to her home town. Saratoga
school. =. - ''''@' '"'~ ''s s'''''s ~
The youngsters all between the ages of six and twelve
paid rapt attention as Joan related her own childhood days in
the school and told them stories of making motion
pictures
aDonald DuekI' a hundred voices shrieked and Joan
thought of that old about prophet in his country
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Honor of The West" At
Shell Theafer Friday

Once a real deputy sheriff In
Arizona, Bob Baker will be seen
as a "singin' cinema sheriff in
Honor of the West" his exciting
new Universal production coming
to the Shell theater Friday.
Rated as one of the best out
door thrillers in the Baker series,
Honor of the West" will intro
duce Bakers new leading lady,
Marjorie Bell, famous for her life
modelling of the screen cartoon
character Snow White" for Walt
Disney.
Carleton Young. Jack Kirk,
Glenn Strange and Forrest Taylor
will be seen in supporting roles of
Honor of the West" which was
directed by George Wagner and
produced for Universal by Trem
Carr.
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Blue Mouse to Change Friday

A talent known only to . few
intimate friends Of the worlds
most famous party-giver In re-
vealed IN Elsa Maxwell's Hotel
For Women" which marks the
screen debut OF the colorful inter-
national personality and returns to
the Blue Mouse theater on Friday.
Elsa and a few Of the 2oth Gen.
tury-Fox studio executives were
n = story conference. It ran on
Tor hours. Everyone grew tense
and tired. Elsa eased the atmos-
pierre by sitting down at the plano
and singing . few light. humorous
songs to her own accompaniment
The executives were 30 i'm
pressed that Production Chief
Daryl r. zannck prevailed upon
Elsa to give the fans taste Of
this delightful and highly enter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-17

His latest picture, Here I Am
a Stranger" the Roxy's current
attraction, offers very little oppor-
tunity for one to criticize his per-
Torrance. The role is an import
ant one, and Dix handles it in his
customary excellent manner.
The film is an interesting social
drama, smoothly directed, with a
large, notable cast. Though loose
ly woven in spots, the plot contains
punch which makes for absorb
ing entertainment, and also drives
home some sound ethical values.
Richard Green and Brenda Joyce
are attractive in romantic roles.
and give convincing performances.
Roland Young (know him? p also
does very well.
Also on the program is Every
things On Ice," with Irene Dare, a
whee of a skater J. NJ.
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The two other technicolor pic
lures, the Progress commission an
nounced at Olympia. win follow at
intervals early in 1910. and win be
shown In $4,000 theaters, TO an
audience OF million persons day.
The three pictures are divided
under titles ''Glimpses of Wash
ington State" Natural Wonders
OF Washington State" and Seattle,
Gateway to the Northwest"
Such scenes are pictures as
Coulee Dam. Mount Tacoma. Mount
Baker. the San Juan Islands, OlyHn-
pic Peninsula. Columbia River.
Lake Chelan, Long Beach. logging
operations in Southwest Washing
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tanning talent--which had hitherto
been enjoyed only by q few Of her
most intimate friends. Miss Max
wen agreed. and wrote a special
song, whistle A Little Old
Melody" for the purpose.
This Cosmopolitan production
features Ann Sothern, Linda OAR
nell. James Ellison. Jean Rogers.
Lynn Bari. June Gale. Joyce Comp
ton, Elsa herself. John Halliday.
Katharine Aldridge, Alan Dinehart
and Sidney Blackmer.
Gregory Ratoff. famed screen
comedian. directed the screen play
by Kathryn Soda and Darrell
Ware. based on a story by Elsa
herself and Miss Soda.
THE Adventures OF Sherlock
Holmes" featuring Basil Rath-
bone. shares the screen.
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Thrill Seekers Promised Reel Treat At The Riviera Theaer Fda
Observation-Disclosures
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

Music Box-The Marx Bro<.
Circus" 90, .O5, 7.o5, 1905;
also Bonita Granville In The
Hidden Staircase" ii:4S. 7:45.
Q IS. e.4o.
kIyIERA--deorze o'Brien and
Lupita T-ovaT In The Fight
ing oringo." i2:5o. ais, $40,
800, 1890, also John Howard
and Heather Angel In Bull
dog Drummond's Secret Po-
lice" ii:oo. 2:io. ass. TOO.
e.2o.
ROxY-Richard greene and
GLADYS George in Here l Am a
Stranger" los. 4.05. TOO.
e:6s: also Irene Dare and Ed
gar Kennedy in "Ev0ything's
On Ice" li:6o. also. b:45. 8:45.
RETURN SHOWING
BEyERLY--lrene Dunno and
Charles Boyer In when To-
morrow Comes" also Victor
McLaglen and Nan Grey IN
- SaAAaAbt
BLUE MousE-spenoer Tracy
and Nancy Kelly In STANLEY
and Livingstone" also Jane
Withers and Leo GARLIC In
Chicken Wagon Family"
C0MMUSITY--Mickey Rooney
and Lewis Stone In Andy
Hardy Gets Spring Fever" also
George o'Brien and Chill
Wills in Trouble In SUM-
Down"
KAY sTREET-Lew Ayres and
Lionel Barrymore in calling
D. kildare" also Gail Patrick
and John Howard In Grand
jury Secrets"
PARK-Mickey Roonev and
Lewis Stone in ANDY Hardy
Gets Spring Fever" also The
March OF Time.
PROCToR-Mickey Rooney
and Lewis Stone in Andy
Hardy Gets Spring Fever" also
Helen Mack and Robert wilcox
IN Gambling Ship"
REx-George sanders and
Sally Gray in THE Saint In
London" also Randolph Scott
and Frances Dee IN Coast
Guard"
REALART--Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone In Andy Hardy
Gets Spring Fever"
sHELI--Buck Jones In '-rhe
Stranger Prom Arizona" also
Sidney Toler in Charlie Chan
In Honolulu" Hawk of the
Wilderness.
SuNSET-Akim Tamiroff and
Patricia Morrison In The Mag
nificent Fraud" also Betty
Cradle and Jackie Coogan In
Million Dollar Legs"
TEMPLE-Sonja Henie and Don
Ameche In Happy Landing"
also Loretta Young and Warner
Baxter in wife. Doctor and
Nurse"
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turally reflect emotions they would
have to act" otherwise. The day
the last scene is shot Nigh calls his
cast together and before he
explains the ending, he asks il
anyone has guessed the identity
of the murderer.
During the shooting of Mr..
Wong, Detective" both Grant
Withers and Boris Karloff, star
of the film, guessed the killer, and
in THE Mystery of Mr.. Wong"
only Karloff had the right man.
But no one guessed the murderer
in Mr.. Wong in Chinatown"
The picture concerns the murder
of Chinese princess in Wong's
own house. and tells of the SUBJ
sequent killings of her maid and a
dwarf who was devoted to her.
James Lee Wong, in the person
of Boris Karloff, solves the muir
ders, with the help of Captain
Street of the San Francisco police
department, played by Grant
Withers. Others In the cast in
eide Marjorie Reynolds, Peter
George Lynn and Lotus Long.
Mr.. Wong In Chinatown" Ii
third In a series of mystery films
based on the James Lee Wong
stories by Hugh Wiley. Screenplay
was written by Scott Darling.
Sharing the screen on the new
bill will be "S.O.S.-Tidal Wave"
featuring Ralph Byrd.
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endliis oIlitleu. Nish Always siio0ls
the unwilling" scene last Of all,
and all through the picture, only
the actor who does the killing
knows the identity of the murderer,
but even he does not know how
James Lee Wong finds out.
The effect of shooting a picture
in this way is that the actors are
under greater suspense, and ma
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ton. apple orchards in the vicinity
of Yakima and Wenatchee, agricul-
ture in other parts of the state. in
GLIDING the wheat fields OF the Big
Bend country. fish ladders at Rock
Island dam, Spokane's sunken gar
dens, the ports Of Everett, Belling-
ham and other cities, the univer-
sity of Washington crews in action.
and other shots.
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NEWEST DISCOVERY

NEWEST DISCOVERY
Hailed as the greatest film find"
in many seasons, authenticated
Maureen O'Hara has the feminine
lead In RKo Radios spectacular
new offering, "The Hunchback of
Notre Dame" Charles Laughton
has the stellar role In this film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-17
They're Here Again!

- rf.<As VIZ - &A&& 80 AGoA =
the big top.
IN this picture Of Croucho he
q calling the "Queen Mary" but
the operator gives him the @Brem-
en- and that's why he's neutral
most Of the time.
The latest screenstorm Of these
half pint mentalists opened at
the Music Box theater yesterday
on the same new bin with Nancy
Drew and the Hidden Staircase"
Kenny Baker and Florence Rice do
their best to keep the thing rea-
eonahle. but with the Marx Broth
ers N the same tent with them,
Its no use.
A one might imagine. the pro-
auction u = combination Of mys-
terry. mirth and monkey business,
with the Marx trio throwing COM
zeal iaterals for touchdown after
touchdown.
It's typical Marx Brothers pic
ture, much funnier than the last
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But how does that apply to
screen actors, you ask. Well, to
get to the point, the idea is this:
Some actors can ride only one
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Gets First Call
In M.-G.-Ms New TraveIoaue

During the next two weeks the first of three motion pic
lures in technicoor, showing Washington States scenic
attractions and industries will be shown to movie theater
audiences throughout Washington the rest of the United
States and Canada The pictures made last spring
by James A. Fitzpatrick noted traveogue director
mi
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Mr. Wong In Chinatown and "sOsTdsI Wave Booked for
First Run Showing Tomorrow Barovies Pacific Ave- House
Boris KarIoff Featured In Dramatic Mystery With
Marjorie Reynolds In Female Lead; Ralph
Bird Stars In Companion Film

William Nigh who directed Monograms Mr.. Wong in
Chinatown which opens Friday at the Riviera theater has
his own method of getting desired reaction from his actors
Nigh of the finest directors of mystery films doesn't
let who the murderer and each script has the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-17

If you're not using it, sell 1t with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main 1851.
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Richard Dix Convincing
In New Roxy Attraction

Give horse he ride and he'll show you thing
two We have distorted that saying bit but the idea
Evening star., 1939-12-27
Italian Vatican Front
For Peace Is Proposed
BY the Associated Press.


ROME, Dec. 27.-A suggestion that
the italian government and the Holy
See collaborate for promotion Of
peace and opposition to any spread
Of Communism has come from q
journalist reputed to be closest tc
Foreign Minister Count Galeazzc
Ciano.
The newspaperman, Giovanni An
saldo, was quoted yesterday by the
Catholic journal Avvenire as irfdi-
eating such a possibility was height
ened by the prospective visit Of Pope
Plus XII to King Victor Emmanuel
and Queen Elena tomorrow-the first
visit by Pope to an Italian sovereign
in SO years.
"The Catholic church can never
desire any solution Of the crisis
which would diminish italian prestige
and power" Ansaldo was quoted.
Conversely, the Italian state can
never passively tolerate that any
political or social organization should
prevail in Europe which fights Cath
olicism, impedes its free practice
humiliates it, bans it and massacres
its priests"
The church and the Italian state
by their inherent nature, he said
are bound to collaborate each in Its
own way, to save Western civilization
from shipwreck."
Evening star., 1939-12-27
81 German Seamen Leave
Baltimore for New York


BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-Bored
with a do-nothing existence. 80 Ger
man seamen moved on joyfully to a
New York City hotel to join other
German mariners stranded by war.
Capt. H. H. Koch said 200 Ger
man crewmen from Standard Oil
Co. of New Jersey tankers were be-
ing assembled in the hotel from
many eastern points where they
have been living at the company's
expense since German troops
marched into Poland. Capt. Koch
said he didn't know what would be-
come Of them next.
The men are free to come and 60,
provided they do not seek work in
the United States. although the CO.
day landing permit granted by the
Government expired long ago.
/ The Baltimore crew, remnants Of
those from the tankers Penelope
which Capt. Koch commanded, and
the Heinrich Won Riedemann had
their board and lodging paid in ad-
dition to receiving so cents a day.
About IS others from the two ships
worked their way back to Italy.
Evening star., 1939-12-27

q e a W q r e l t
would be loves
labor lost. The
Nazis at present
will consider no
peace except on
t h ir erm S .
Britain a n d
France are ad-
amant on their
original mini =
mum demands
destruction o I
Hitlerism a n d
restoration o f
Austria, Czecho-
Slovakia a n d
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went into new stage few days when ang
noeral united
Secretary 1k and ATTORNEY General Frank Murphy their
interview with the President This
shrevdy conceived devices which
keeping their movement in the public budup
briefly interrupted by the Presidents
neutrality fight, is again In
Meanwhile the third-term managers deriving their
stana support
in the courthouse gangs already mentioned.
Kansas The
Woodring
President but has been principle
also close Postmaster General A.
has in the movement Not long
visiting district
back greatly impressed the sentiment
the local Democrats.
discussing matter they bones
their conviction that the
l940 President
head the national ticket
Iowa. there that the
the Senators Guy Gillette was purge victim and will not stand for
the third The other Clyde L. Herring practical politician
love the New Dealers excessively Herring
has publicly Endorsed the No doubts that his
existence Of the sentiment
Woodrng found
the Democrats But Pennsylvania also normally
Republican, Gueys likely strong
Gufey
Evening star., 1939-12-27

in their home blazed up from a
short-circuit.
Her parents had gone to visit
neighbors and left her in charge of
the children, aged 5 and IA. Sud-
denly the tree burst into flames.
Anna May carried the baby into
the hall and then ran back and
took the 5-year-old out. Neighbors
put out the fire.
Evening star., 1939-12-27
Shells Give Fire Alarms

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. ~ (P.-
Mrs. Edward Kelly was awakened
suddenly by sounds of shots. IN
vestigating, she found q fire In 4
closet. Firemen put 1t out.
Investigating further. she found
that shotgun. shells in a coat, set
of by the heat, had sounded the
alarm and probably saved the
house,
Evening star., 1939-12-27
Lord PIoyfoir Dies;
Was MiIitory Leader

By the Associated Press
LONDON, Dec. 27.-Lord Playfair.
80, veteran military figure before
the turn Of the century, died yester-
day. He had been commander Of
the coast artillery of the Scottish
command and retired as brigadier
general.
He was aide-de-camp to the gen.
eral ofncer commanding troops In
Canada from 1881 to 1884.
Evening star., 1939-12-27
IqIesius' Son-in-Low
Named to Post Here
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSoclated Press.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Dec. ~.
Admiral William D. Leahy, Gov
ernor of Puerto Rico, yesterday ap-
pointed Senator Bolivar Pagan, 40,
to succeed the late Santiago 1gle-
sias as resident commissioner in
Washington.
Senator Pagan, former Judge and
a leader of the Puerto Rican So
cialist party, is a son-in-law of
Iglesias
Evening star., 1939-12-27
Washington Observations
ToyIor Appointment Seen Only On Incident
in RooseveIts Peucemoker Ambitions

permanent or cyclical waves Of In.
dustrial economics.
Vandenberg on the Radio.
When Senator Vandenberg sheds
the role of shrinking violet, which he
really has never worn very convinc-
ingly, and SHES his fedora into the
ring at st. Paul on January 10,
therell be curiosity to see whether
he's succeeded in improving his radio
style. The Michigander is a top
flight speaker, though inclined to
crate and below at times. Critics
have said his main fault is that he
always seems to be mad at his
audience. With 1910 in view, VAN
denberg's friends understand he's
been trying to overcome that fault.
According to his latest utterance-
in the current American Mercury
the Wolverine entry for the Repub-
lican nomination will jump into the
pre- fray as middle.
roader. He says the New Deal must
be salvaged," not sunk without trace.
The chief feature of it which VAN
denberg would abandon is "its rest
less and unquenchable propensity to
try new experiment on us guinea
pigs every 20 minutes"
II X X
Frank E. Gannett's Boom"
AS to Tom Dewey, the fly in his
ointment as New York's prospective
favorite son in the Republican Ma
tional Convention is the organized
effort now being made by Frank E.
Gannett of Rochester, multi
millionaire chain newspaper owner,
to capture upstate delegates for
his own candidacy. He has been
said by Deweyites to be ready to
spend anything up to 100000 to
make the Geneseo Valley ana points
east and west Gannett, rather than
Dewey minded. Dewey has his eye
on Pennsylvania delegates, too, but
there's a WestWall built of cash
staring him in the face there, as
well, for Gov. James is understood
to have the backing of the Pew Sun
Oil Co. millions. Perhaps If dollars
roll too freely to boost the Gannett
and James candidates.. they may
run into the same kind of snags
which wrecked Lowden and Wood
in 1920.
X X X X
Newspaper Brain Trusters.
Both Jack Garner and Arthur
Vandenberg have Washington news
papermen in the inner circle OF their
respective advisory councils. The
Vice Presidents journalistic brain
truster is Bascom N. Timmons, Capt.
tai correspondent of a group of
Texas and Oklahoma dailies. He
was with Cactus Jack at Uvalde the
other day when the " P. formally
announced his "no-matter-if" presi-
dental candidacy. Senator Vanden-
berg's newspaper right-hand man is
Jay G. Hayden, veteran Washington
correspondent of the Detroit News.
Should either Garner or Vandenberg
inherit the White House in 1941,
it's good bet that Timmons or Hay.
den will get Steve Early's job.
Evening star., 1939-12-27

the
gifts Hatch Act Hatch Act election day.
Here they counting the dark horses should
Senator Wheeler James Farley Corde Hull and John Nance
the Democratic Arthur Vandenberg Taft
Dewey Gov Bricker Ohio James Pennsylvania Frank
Gannett and Herbert the Republican side
People Deciding Now
Joking apart what really happening that the people
holding
night 1910 will depend whose of boots
chimney November formal
the oratory will simply rafy the decisions making
cold discussion.
political shopping
of luck has the Santa Claus
and take than talk tradition
should shoot halfway
already stuck
wndlass him together before
election failed his reindeer
with playing Wheeler
has close to duang himself by insisting that the West will not
Bounding Burt liberal
Tuesdays Fridays Mondays and SATURDAYS
Sundays radical Wednesdays both sides of the fence
each and what's the of bringing
become Texas
old still the best bet seriously interested
keeping out of and avoiding revolution.
Spring May Change Picture
goes change with them. BY next
spring European the domestic
Evening star., 1939-12-27


happily minds during the wnty
fighting possible when
still living harvests Once the
will
continuous the of 1910 BY then shall
shall
decision, in the fall
the
Evening star., 1939-12-27

in 1943. Prior
to the campaigns
both of 1880 and
1886, he said that
he wanted to
step aside, but
on each occasion
events conspired
with a Nation
wide pressure
from his friends
to put him into
the race. This
time, it looks as
if his decision
will be final. He
is 78 years old.
Evening star., 1939-12-27

aLlVe r a I n e +
than an ambas-
Sador was couch
ed in the most
careful phrases
and the purpose
h a d a m a ] or
bearing on the
e for S of the
United S t a t e S
Government to
help the cause
Of peace, the in
cident has be-
come a mOrSel
Of political dis
cussion such as
Is inevitable per-
Evening star., 1939-12-27
Sister, 9, Saves Two
As YuIe Tree Flames
BY tie Associated Press

By lLe Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Nine-year-
old Anna May Foldizen cody saved
her two young brothers from death
last night when the Christmas tree
Evening star., 1939-12-27

termers hope that favors distributed
through him will bring them some
Tammany delegates. AS for Mayor
Hague and Ed Kelly. the presence
of Justice Department Investigators
In their bailiwicks, and the fate of
the overlords Of Kansas City, may
possibly have had something to do
with their band wagon jumping.
Thus the movement takes shape,
l.. I'll enki ILL., a
Evening star., 1939-12-27

the satrap of Chicago, and Senator
Joseph F.. Guffey of Pennsylvania.
Just climbing aboard, in several
normally Republican States, are the
boys In the courthouse gangs. These
little fellows in the Democratic or
ganization want the name of Roose-
welt to save their local tickets and
keep them on the pay roll.
Cheering the New Dealers up near
the drivers seat are the coattail
riders, politicians like the ever-lo-
quacious Senator Claude Pepper OF
perquisites to the New Deals streng
ment Of frightened fat cats, left-win
have personal reasons for desiring
sador Joseph p. Kennedy is homes
need the Presidents guiding hand.
Senator George Norris of Nebrasks
President. Alex Rose, secretary of
thinks that labor needs the Preside
And so it goes.
Evening star., 1939-12-27
Betu Thetu Pi Porty

Beta Theta Pi Alumni Association
of Washington will hold its annual
Christmas season party at pm.
tomorrow at Indian Spring Club.
Dancing and bridge will follow din
ner.
Evening star., 1939-12-27

rennlaI pOIltlcaI yuIetlde. Rival
Father Christmases are jingling their
bells and yelling to attract customers
and diving for the chimney without
making sure that they picked up the
right bundles at the North Pole.
But there is only one chimney.
That is the pity of it. No matter
how loudly the old gentlemen may
cry "On, Donner! On, Bitten! there
cannot be more than one Santa Claus
an election and as usual Jim
Evening star., 1939-12-27
Norris,
Lonely
Crusader
End of Public Life
To Leave Cop
Against the Sky
BY CHARLES G. ROSS.

The news is printed that George
w. Norris, the good. gray Senator
from Nebraska, is determined to
retire at the end Of his present term,
Evening star., 1939-12-27
The Capital Parade
Third-Tem Move Includes Medley Of Personalities;
Mosterminds Are Left-Wine New Deal Leaders

the third movement
involved stranger Amaters
leading Secretary
White Advisers
experience and their
partisan Affiliations extremely vague.
But riding their band such crudey practical
cratic pocos Frank
Evening star., 1939-12-27

ClOnS OuC CIle WlnQOW. The TedI
Santa Claus for 1910 may sim
ply be one of the boys whose
job it is to feed the reindeer. or
one Of the reindeer themselves,
even if we have to widen the
chimney to get it down to the
stockings
What needs to be remembered, in
this frivolous guise, is that elections
don't Just happen like earthquakes or
thunderstorms The 1910 campaign