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Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-03
Fuehrer TO Blame
For War Declares
Allied Spokesman
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Atlantic.
Messages from Brazil quoted
members of the crew of the S. s.
Clement, sunk by the raider, as
saying the attacking vessel was
the Nazi pocket battleship Admiral
Scheer.
British troops are taking their
places alongside the French soldiers
on the western front, Chamberlain
said, without mentioning whether
the Britons had yet been in action.
On the western front, the French
and German advance units con-
tinued local fighting, especially in
the Warndt forest and artillery
fire was general on both sides.
From Turkey, a military mission
arrived in London to negotiate for
purchase of arms in connection with
a projected mutual alliance treaty
with Britain.
In Moscow, the Soviet govern
ment steadily pushed its western
frontier back toward the Czarist
boundary line by bringing Latvia
and Lithuania into negotiations for
extension of Russian protection 10
all of the Baltic states. Nazi in
fluence appeared likely to be crowd
ed out of Lithuania and there was
speculation of whether Moscow
would offer similar negotiations"
to Finland.
In Berlin, Adolf Hitler's speech
before the Reichstag late this week
was expected to climax the Naz,
peace offensive and indicate wheth-
er it meant an armistice or ruthless
war.
In Rome, Fascist Foreign Min
lister Count Galeazzo Ciano report
ed to Premier Benito Mussolini on
his weekend conference with Hitler
and it was understood that Italy
would delay any peace move--the
press talked of a five power con-
ference-until after Hitler's speech.
Some Fascist newspapers said that
Soviet Russia was likely to strike
at the British empire by way OF
Iran, Afghanistan or India. italy
gave no sign of weakening her
neutral position to aid Germany if
the peace moves fail.
In Paris, the council Of min
listers was summoned to meet to-
morrow when Premier Edouard
Daladier is expected to make clear
the French attitude toward peace
proposals in close cooperation with
Britain. French officials claimed
the seizure of 1O3 square miles of
German territory and more than
so villages on German soil since
start of the war. There was local
patrol activity on the front.
In France, the Polish government
without a country concentrated on
raising funds abroad for a Polish
legion to fight with the Allies and
in obtaining recognition by the
various governments of the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-03
New Dealer Urges
Health Insurance

CINCINNATI, O.. Oct. 8. CUP)-
Arthur j Altmeyer. chairman of
the Social Security board. told dele
gates TO the 59th annual American
Federation Of Labor convention to-
day that the greatest lack in the
national health program is failure
10 provide adequate medical care
and sickness insurance.
IF adequate care is to be made
effectively available to all people
with small or modest incomes at
a cost they can afford. cost must
be spread among groups of people
ana over periods of time, Altmeyer
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-03
Rambling Reporter
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muni;y proposition.
After a week Of vain hunting the
Havekorst family packed up and
started home empty-handed. They
hadn't gone far before they sighted
a deer near the road. While the
children whooped and Mrs. Have
korst took the deer's picture. Wal
ter scrambled about getting his
rifle together. After considerable
confusion during which the deer
locked on with interest, Walter
fired the shot that did the busi-
ness.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-03
District Receives
Power Drop Bids

Twelve bids were opened Tues
day by directors of the Imperial
Irrigation District on schedules in
Guiding construction of drop three
hydro-electric plant on the All Am
erican canal 20 miles east of Cal
exico.
Specifications include pumping
units, air compressor, pipes and
water-t treating equipment.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-03

He said the Social Security board
would continue to study the Social
Security act ana would undertake
recommendation of changes "as the
need develops and as opportunity
comes"
Policy committees of the AFL
were considering resolutions de-
manding legislative safeguards for
American neutrality and a recon-
mendation that the federation give
its full support to the New Deal.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-03
Germans Say Axis
To Be Maintained

Continued From Page II
France to call off the war on his
and Josef Stains terms.
2 Military action in event the
peace offensive" fails.
3. Reorganization of Eastern Eu-
rope in agreement with Russia
and incidentally Italy-as the result
of the Russ0-German partition of
Poland.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-03
Curiosity

MILWAUKEE,, Oct 8. up =
Harold Basten nursed bump to-
day. He peered into the elevator
shaft to see what was delaying the
cage. 1t was coming down.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-03
Matter Of GeOrgraphy-

Police Chief Nester Brule of Riv-
erside. invited to attend a peace
officers meeting Friday night, in
Imperial El Centre. wrote with
nasty reference to floods that he
couldn't attend:
Because l haven't any rubber
boots"
Officers replied that he wouldnt t
need his rubbers but that after
the heat in Riverside he might
need a fur coat to keep warm in
FL Centre.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Year That Has Just Left Us
Has Not Been a Bright One
Continued From Page ED

Mrna Wters Alice that
cid
reasonably
undeniaby
the
With the personality
the
themselves find distinguished
Considering the limited number the
made United Artists quality parade
higher offered
Wangers
Blockade" deal
has cooled off considerably
good hm The which
saved Wanger loss
behalf bad produced
the pictures
Universal handicapped through the
good measured those from other studio Danele
nued the engaging people the also there
Introduction" and Service Deluxe"
through longer list films
tendency that lot to make films
offend office
released Adventures
CHerlose -Four Daughters Angels With
Patrol
shooting gallery but did pretend that
theyw else
Evening star., 1939-01-01

new screen personalities and more
important stories. Such pictures as
'Gunga Din 'Suez,' and Union Pa
cific' foster the belief that outdoor
action dramas are definitely in order.
Consequently, larger budgets will be
necessary to film them on the proper
scale. 1t mustn't be overlooked that
the search for new talent never
seems to end out here, and I think
1889 will find more concentration
than ever on the part of all pro-
ducers to bring fresh personalities
to screen audiences"
Daryl F. Zanuck, Twentieth Gen.
tury-Fox: Il see for 1899 an in
crease in the quality and quantity
of biographical dramas-not neces-
sarily those with foreign back
grounds, but more based on Amer
lean characters immortalized by his
tory. Also. We'll see increased pres
sure toward the development of new
stars and dlrectorial talent. Pro-
ductions of the spectacular type will
be stepped up, too. After the first
OF the year, number of these big
outdoor dramas will be released, and,
unless 1 miss my guess, the public
is going to favor them in no uncer-
tain terms. I do not anticipate any
great technical advanacements for
the coming year except in the use of
color. I went two years without
making color picture, but the
process has developed to such state
now that the public undoubtedly ap-
proves it, We have completed three
color features this year, and expect
to make many more during 1939.'
Jack l.. Warner, Warner Broth
ers: The five ways in which 1899
should show greatest advancement
and most noticeable improvement
are, in my opinion. as follows: /.
Better stories. more carefully Sc
lected than ever before, with the
best products of novelists, play
Wrights, story-tellers and scenar-
lists available to us for choices. 2.
Technical advances, some of them
OF almost revolutionary importance
to our industry, are rapidly being
perfected and should find their way
into pictures before the year is fin
1shed. 1t is too early yet to pre-
dict what part the stereoscopic
camera will play in the new prod
uct, or how soon television will fig
ure prominently. but both of these
undoubtedly are just around the
corner'-and no joke. 3. New faces
will have an increasingly impor-
tant part to play. We intend Of
fering half a dozen new person.
alities, replacing others whose ap-
peal has waned. T. Return of the
movie to its original and natural
iocale-the great out doors. The
public has never tired of this sort
of entertainment, and I doubt if
it ever will. 5. Complete elimina-
ton of the so-called B picture,
Whh more emphasis on entertain
ment than economies. Not all pro-
ductions need be million dollar
specials abused
term-but all can be given the ben
eft of fine production and excel
lent story values. No development
OF the year should be more i'm
portant than this
And there you have the predic-
tions and promises of the four lead
ing film makers of Hollywood. If
you have hunch they're false
prophets, clip these statements and
tie them to the last page of your
calendar. When January l, 1910.
turns up, you'll know whether their
outpourings were backed by facts
or just plain ballyhoo.
(Copyright. 1898. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1939-01-01

Graham Bell" with Don Ameche:
Lawyer From the West Henry
Fonda is now being tested for the
Abraham Lincoln role, and Belle
Starr" from the Cameron Rogers
story about the notorious woman
bandit-Alice Faye plays it.
Million-dollar pictures made in
1888 for 1899 release include Jesse
James," Kentucky" Shirley Tenn
pies THE Little Princess" and
The Three Musketeers." In the
"B' category come four Charlie
Chans, four Mr.. Motos, four Jones
families. four with Jane Withers-
all of these worth the weight Of
their celluloid in gold.
R-K-O Radio will serve its cash
customers between 43 and 48 movies
the most important, The Castles, y
with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers,
and Irene" with Ginger Rogers
(twc of the few 1889 musicales)
Memory of Love-" romantic
drama with Carole Lombard, and
Love Affair" Urene Dunne-Charles
Boyer), which bears the adjective
Sophisticated Romance" All these
carry s1,0OO,000 budgets.
Early in 1899 R-K-O releases "The
Flying Irishman," starring the one
and only Douglas Corrigan. Out OF
the $75O,0OO disbursed, Mr.. Corrigan
says his share is $50,000 for acting
plus $4,000 for the story-and not
100000 for the two, as given out
by the studio.
Metro makes 50 pictures for the
1889 market-the biggest is North
west Passage" starring Robert Tay-
lor, Spencer Tracy and Wallace
Beery. Garbo will be seen ir
"Ninotchka" and Madame Curie.
Hedy Lamar gets at least two
chances to show herself to the screer
public CT Take This Woman" with
Spencer Tracy, will be released ir
early spring.. Norma Shearer anc
Clark Gable appear in idiots De.
light" Best news of all is William
Powell's return to the screen with
Evening star., 1939-01-01

Myrna 10y in Return of the Thin
Man
Universal plans 40 features, 6
Westerns, 4 serials. The most i'm
portant-three Deanna Durbins-
First Love-" Jenny Lind and
Three Smart Girls Grow Up"-tWo
for Danielle DarrieuX, Almost an
Angel" a comedy drama, and Rio
a drama The Modern Cinderella" "
starring Irene Dunno.
Columbia is really going to town
in 1889 There will be 40 features,
16 Westerns, serials and 126 shorts!
Star Columbia Producer-Director
Frank Capra makes The Gentle
man From Montana" Jean Arthur
and Cary Grant have just started
plane No. T." The much delayed
Golden Boy" is promised for early
production (although the golden
boy has yet to be chosen. And the
ubiquitous Irene Dunno will make
another romantic comedy.
Goldwyn promises The Last From
Evening star., 1939-01-01
TUESDAY

l ~ A@kJA<kA
woman Az raj in S
Woman" and MY Ole
Kentucky Home"
Anita Louise and
| Ronald Reagan in
Going Places"
Shirley Temple in
Just Around the
Corner"
Shirley Temple in
Just Around the
Corner"
Ronald Colman and
| Frances Dee in
"If I We're King"
Richard Greene
IN
Submarine Patrol" +"
Wallace Beery and
Mickey Rooney in
! "Stablemates."
Fred MacMurray ant
Bing Crosby in
"Sing. You Sinners
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
"If I Were King"
Paderewski
in
moonlight Sonata
Fernand Gravel ant
LuiSe Rainer in
1.-The Great Waltz. "
Bob Burns
in
Arkansas Traveller.
Swing 1t. Sailor"
!. Randolph Scott in
The Texans"
Fredric March, Vir
glnia Bruce. "Ther'
Goes My Heart"
Joan wford and
Robert Young in
The Shining Hour.
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
"If l Were King" p"
Wallace Beery and
Mickey Rooney in
"StablemateS.
Clark Gable and
Myrna Low III
Too Hot to Handle. ;
Barbara StanWyck
and Henry Fonda in
Mad Miss Manton. ;
"Vivacious Lady"
Betty Cradle in
Campus Confession.
Bette Davis and
! Enrol Flynn in
/ The Sisters"
Personal Secretary
Joel McCreat. youth
Takes a Fling"
| Clark Gable and
Myrna Low in
TOO Hot to Handle :
Always in Trouble
and Rhythm of tht
Saddle. "
La Kermesse
Herolque.
Il Cover the Water
'front.' and Life Be
gins at 40"
Shirley Temple in
Just Around the
Corner"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
If ! Were King"
Jean Arthur. Jane
Stewart. You Can
Take 1t With You
James Cagnev. Pa
O'Brlen. Angels With
4 Dirty Faces"
"Carefree "
Errol Flynn In
Four $ a Crowd v
Bobby Breeu
in
Breaking the lee
LulSe RaIner and
Fernand Gravel in
The Greai Waltz. -
Mvrna Low and
Clark Gable in
Too Hot to Handle
Jack Oakie in
"Annabel Takes a
Tour" d"
James Cagney. Pa
Brien. Angels Witt
Dirty Faces
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
IF I Were King"
Convicted.
George Raft IN
Spawn Of the North
"Alexanders Ragtim'
Band"
Joan Crawford ant
Margaret SULLIVAN il
The Shining Hour
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power IN
"Suez."
Fred MacMurray ant
Ray Mllland in
Men With Wings" "
Fernand Gravel ant
Luise RalNer in
The Great Waltz y
Joan Crawford and
MELVIN DOUGLAS in
Shining Hour"
Luise Ralner
The Great Waltz v
Shirley Temple in
Just Around the
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Coming Attractions

EARLE Paris Honeymoon"
with Bing Crosby doing his
light romantic comedy in a
continental background, opens
Friday. Others in the cast
are Franciska Gaal, Edward
Everett Horton, Akin Tami-
rolf and Ben Blue. The stage
show. topped by Gene Austin,
will also have Ken Murray,
the Roxyettes and others.
ETH Pacific Liner"
brings the drama of a cholera
outbreak on shipboard to fol-
low up the River" The peo-
pie who deal with the cholera
and the drama are Victor
McLaglen, Chester Morris,
Wendy Barrie. Alan Hale and
Barry Fitzgerald.
METROPO LITAN-"Devil's
Island" which has a lot of
excitement in its dealings
with a penal system that is
heartless and brutal. follows
Dawn Patrol" It's principal
players are Boris Karloff,
James Stephenson, Robert
Warwick. Pedro de Cordoba
and Media Harrigon.
CAPITOL Duke of West
Point" the Edward Small
production which tells of life
at the military academy,
opens Friday. Chief cadet is
Louis Hayward and chief
cadets girl is Joan Fontaine.
There will be a new stage
show, too. with the Capitol
Comets and sundry specially
artists.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
WEDNESDAY

w SA~ AN ASe( A<AA =
Woman Az al n S
Woman" and My Ole
Kentucky Home"
Anita Louise and
Ronald Reagan in
Going Places"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
"1f 1 Were King"
Broadway Musket-
eers" and Swing
That Cheer. "
Errol Flynn and
Bette Davis in
The Sisters"
Richard Greene
in
Submarine Patrol. I"
Wallace Beery and
Mickey Rooney in
"Stablemates."
Fred MacMurray ant
Bing Crosby in
Sing. You Sinners.
Joan Crawford ane
Margaret SULLIVAN IL
Shining Hour"
PadereWski
Moonlight Sonata
Dick Powell and
Olivia de Havilland II
Hard to Get"
Bob Burns
in
Arkansas Traveller
Swing 1t. Sailor"
Randolph Scott in
The Texans"
Fredric March. Vir
ginia Bruce. Their
Goes MY Heart. -
Joan Crawford and
Robert Young in
The Shining Hour
Bob Burns and
Irwin S. Cobb in
ARKANSAS Traveller.
Wallace Beery and
Mickey Rooney III
ST a DlfmateS.
Clark Gable and
Myrna Low in
TOO Hot to Handle
Tyrone Power and
Lor 'tta Young in
"Suez."
"Vlvacious Lady" +"
Betty Cradle in
Campus Confession
Bette Davis and
Enrol Flynn IN
The Sisters. "
Personal Secretary
Joel McCreat. Youth
Takes a Fling"
Errol Flynn in
"The Adventures OF
Robin Hood"
Campus Cinderella.
Tyrone Power in
"SueZ."
THE Unfinished
symphony.
II Cover the Water.
front" and Life Be
gins at 40
Peter LORE in
Mysterious Mr..
Motto -
Ronald Colmau and
Frances Dee in
"If l Were King -
Bette DAVIS and
Enrol Flvnn III
The Sisters.
James Cagney. Pa
o Brien. Angels Wit.
Dirty Faces"
"Carefree.
Enrol Flynn in
-Four $ a Crow d."
Anne Shirley
in
Man to Remember
LulSe Ralner and
Fernand Gravel in
The Great Waltz"
Myrna Low and
Clark Gable IN
Too Hot TO Handle
Jack Oakie in
"Annabel Takes a
Tour. -
Joan Crawford and
MELVIN Douelas in
"Shining Hour" "
Bob Burns and
Irvln S. Cobb IN
Arkansas Traveller.
Convicted.
George Raft in
Spawn Of the North
"Alexanders S Raetim,
Band"
Wayne Morris and
Priscilla Lane IN
Brother Rat
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in
"Suez."
Fred MacMurray an,
Ray Mllland III
Men With Wings"
Fernand Gravel an,
LuIse Ralner in
The Great Waltz. "
ia mes Cagney. Pa
O Brlen. Angels Wit.
Dirty Faces"
Luise Ralner
in
The Great Waltz"
Shirley Temple in
Just Around the
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Novel Is Purchased
For Cantor Film

"The Flying Yorkshiremen," novel
by Eric Knight, has been purchased
by Pandro S. Berman. vice presi-
dent in charge of R-K-O Radio pro-
duction, as starring vehicle for
Eddie Cantor.
simultaneously, it was announced
that Jack Yellen, one of the best
known scenarists in Hollywood, has
been signed by R-K-O Radio to q
term contract with instructions to
start working on the Cantor screen
play.
In sharp contrast to many of his
earlier screen musicals, Cantor will
play a straight comedy role in 1.-The
Flying Yorkshiremen." George
Haight will produce 1t under Ber-
mans supervision.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
SATURDAY


"Phantom Gold"
Joan Fontaine in
Blonde Cheat"
Bing Crosby and
Franciska Gaal IN
Paris Honeymoon"
I'm Old Mexico"
and
"Five of u Kind"
Down in Arkansaw."
William Boyd in
Pride of the West"
George O'Brien
in
RENEGADE Ranger"
"Peck's Bad Boy
With the Circus"
"Annabel Takes a
Tour" and Hawk of
the Wilderness.
Time. Out for MUIR
der" and "Annabal
Takes a Tour"
Richard Greene and
Nancy Kelly in
"Submarine Patrol"
Touchdown Army"
and "Six-Shootin'
Sheriff"
Tommy Kelly in
"Peck's Bad Boy At
the Circus"
Renegade Ranger"
Joe Penner in Mr..
Doodle Kicks on"
Call of the Yukon"
and adventurous
Blonde"
"Just Around the
Corner" and
Mad Miss Manton -
Dennis O'Keefe. Flor
ence Rice. Vacation
From Love"
Tommy Kelly in
"Pecks Bad Boy at
the Circus"
Nan Grey and
Anne Shirley in
Girls School"
Connected"
Charles Starrett in
Colorado Trail"
Dionne Ouintuplets
and Jean Hersholt in
"Five OF a Kind"
Blind Alihi."
Lynne Overman in
Sons of the Legion"
Always in Trouble"
and
"Sharpshooters."
Girls ON Probation"
Betty Cradle in Cam
pus Confessions"
"Tarnished Angel"
Bob Steele in
Desert Patrol"
Song of the Buck
aroo" and Orphans
OF the Street"
Evening star., 1939-01-01

tier an historical drama with Gary
Cooper, Andrea Leeds: the unnamed
Jascha HeifetZ-Joel McCrea Andrea
Leeds social drama with music;
'Ratfles,' with David Niven, if he
accepts Sam money terms; Beach
Boy" with Jon Hall "a sequel
to Hurricane" and "Wuthering
Heights" directed by Willie Wyler
and with an all-English cast headed
by Merle Oberon.
All in all. it looks like a good pic
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Graham
Continued From Page E-1)

feature-length cartoons-"Pinno-
chio," "Bambi" and Fantasia"
the temporarily-titled story with
music from Stokowski and Deems
Taylor.
Daryl Zanuck dissipates approxi-
mately sl4,000,0OO of his stockhold-
ers' money on pictures to be made
or released in 1873 Stanley and
Livingstone" with Spencer Tracy
as Reporter Stanley, carried a ST.
100000 budget. Ditto The Rains
Came" with Ronald Colman men
toned for the lead. Rose of Wash
ington Square" (Alice Faye, Tyrone
Power. Don Ameche), Irving Ber-
Inns sequel to "Alexanders Rag
time Band" takes $l,5o0,000. Three
biographies -" Life Of Alexander
Evening star., 1939-01-01
MONDAY
"Cocoanut Grove"
and Come On,
LeatherneckS."

m04NoA
"Cocoanut Grove"
and Come On,
Leathernecks.
Anita Louise and
Ronald Reagan in
Going Places"
Shirley Temple in
Just Around the
Corner"
Shirley Temple in
Just Around the
Corner"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
IF I We're King"
Ronald Colman
in
III l Were KING"
Wallace Beery and
Mickey Rooney in
! "StablemateS."
Constance Bennett
and Vincent Price in
Service De Luxe" E"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
eff I Were King"
Pinky Tomlin
in
Down in Arkansaw." :"
Fernand Gravel and
Luise Rainer in
The Great Waltz"
Dick Powell
in
HarQ 10 Get.
The Missing Guest"
! Wayne Morris in Val =
ley of the Giants" :"
James Cagney. Pat
O'Brien. Angels With
| Dirty Faces"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
If l Were King"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
"1f ! Were King"
Tyrone Power and
Loretta Young in
sCIaz
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Heffernun
Continued From Page E-1)

production of quality pictures IN
England-at least so far as our own
studio is concerned
Pandro S. Berman, RKO: ut is
always a gamble for any individual
to hazard an opinion on any venture,
especially in the motion picture busl-
ness, but I consider it more than
possible that this industry's greatest
advances during. 1889 will follow the
lines of bigger budgets, more stars
per picture, outdoor action dramas,
Evening star., 1939-01-01

ture year for 1939-but We will be
able to say more about it on Jan
uary l, 1910.
Copyright, 1899, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1939-01-01
THURSDAY

AAS AShSDkk
THE Higgins Family"
Fred Astaire in
"Carefree."
Anita Louise and
Ronald Reagan in
"Going Places"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
eff / Were King"
Wallace Beery and
Mickey Rooney in
"StablemateS."
Errol Flynn and
Bette Davis in
The Sisters"
Campus Confess
SionS."
Bonita Granville In
Nancy Drew. De-
tective."
Deanna Durbin and
Melvyn Douglas in
That Certain Age.
Joan Crawford and
Margaret SULLIVAN in
Shining Hour"
Love Takes Flight.
Eric Linden in
Here's Flash Ca asey.'
Dick Powell and
Olivia de Havilland ir
Hard to Get"
Clark Gable and
Mvrna Loy in
TOO Hot to Handle y
Mickey Rooney
in
Boys Town"
Drums"
James Cagney. Pa
O'Brien. Angels Will
Dirty Faces"
Bob Burns and
Irwin S. Cobb in
ARKANSAS Traveller
Jane Withers
in
Always in Trouble.
CLARK Gable ana
Myrna Low in
Too Hot to Handle.
Tyrone Power and
Loretta Young in
"Suez."
Midnight Court"
and wife. Doctor
and Nurse
Boris Karlof in
"Frankenstein" and
"Dracula.'
Wallace Beery and
Mickey Rooney in
"Stablemates."
Enrol Flynn in
"The Adventures Of
Robin Hood"
Campus Cinderella.
Tyrone Power in
"SueZ."
The Unfinished
Symphony"
Joan Crawford ant
Margaret SULLIVAN IL
Shining Hour"
Joan Cra wford ano
Margaret SULLIVAN II
Shining Hour"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
"If l Were King "
Bette Davis and
Enrol FLYNN III
The Sisters"
Fredric March. Vir
ginia Bruce. "Ther,
Goes MY Heart.
Meet the Girls "
Lionel Anvil in
High Command"
Anne Shirley
in
Man TO Remember
Dick Foran in
"Hart Of the
North"
Michael Whalen ant
Gloria Stuart in
Speed to Burn. "
Wayne Morris. Clair,
Trevor. Valley OF
the Giants.
Joan Crawford and
Melyvn Douglas in
Shining Hour"
Bob Burns and
Irwin S. Cobb IN
Arkansas Traveller
High Command"
Richard DIX in
Sky Giant"
Mickey Rooney
in
BOYS Town"
Wayne Morris and
Priscilla Lane in
Brother Rat"
Bette Davis and
Enrol Flynn In
IT he Sisters"
Chester Morris in
Smashing the
Rackets."
Fernand Gravel an,
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