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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
A VERY
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
To You and You
and Us

TINS IS The happy jingle
4 bell season when everybody
wishes everybody else . Merry
ChristnaA We wish you all .
Merry Christmas :. the very
nerriest ever. Even TO Old
Scrooge, die traditional meanie,
~ wish . Merry Chrissmaa
III We wonder # you realize
shnt you've NOT only wished NJ
. llsrry Christmas --you have.
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ths 1900 people who work IN
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Of job-securify--sn abiding
hnPpiness which continues
through ,6s days Of the year.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
There's Fun And Trouble For
KAY Kyser In His New Film

That it's often wiser stay your back yard the
down-to-earth theme Of That's Righ-Youre Wrong in
which local fans will be able Kay kyer and his noted
radio orchestra on the for the first time Rays pic
ture is at Hamrick's Roxy.
many Rght-Youre Wrong" RIO
Radio Picture and d
= rected by David
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
Forrest Taylor One OF
Screens Old Timers

Forrest Taylor. who viii be seen
In the new Tom Tyler action
thriller. rip Foarin' Bucksroo."
It the Shell thester. has been in
pictures since 1918. Man Afraid
Of His wsrdrobe" was his first
picture. che Of the famous Charles
Van Loan series. While he has APP
peared In numerous films. It was
ths legitimate stage that has
claimed ths greater part Of his
professional activity. He was in
the original production Of The
Fooi- and Thu Nervous Wreck
which was afterwards made into
'Whoopee
His more recent pictures are
Rio Grande Romance and Kelly
Of the Secret Service for Victory,
and rip Roarin' Buckaroo" which
was also produced under the Vic
tory banner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26

ed first as little ragmuffins. Then
she got dressed up, but she al
ways won sympathy or the char
acter was such that II didn't mat
ter whether she received it or not
Usually, she played somebody else
as a child. At Is, which was her
age in Mile" she stepped into
another cycle. II was juvenile
leading lady roles. all sweet and
refined. But her newest oppor-
tunity has saved her from a pro-
fessional life Of innocuous in
genues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
Screen Solves
Actor sProbIem

Conflicting emotions led Doug
las Drumbrille to the ladder Of
film fame and started his march
to stardom. At least that Is the
opinion Of no less an authority on
the subject than Mr.. Dumbrille
himself. who just completed one
Of his best bits Of screen viilsiny
In Republics new Gene Autry
starrer. '.Rovin' Tumbleweeds. :"
which In now at the Riviera thea
ter.
Gifted with a strong imagins-
ton, Dumbrille decided TO become
soldier OF fortune as soon a. he
graduated from high school In
Hamilton. Ontario. Canada - his
birthplace. He put his thoughts
into action and Travelled around
the world for several years. doing
odd jobs here and there. He fin
ally returned to his home town.
He fell in love and wanted to
get married but marriage meant
no more travel. Yet he could not
see himself cut off from the food
for imagination that was to be
found in seeking his fortune In
distant spots. His imagination
and normal thoughts of home and
marriage clashed.
He began TO search for some
occupation that would keep alive
his imagination and at the same
time provide a decent livelihood
for his wife. He found the solu-
ton in an acting career.
Autry, Smiley Burnette, Mary
Carlisle and Sammy McKim help
make the western atmosphere
realistic for Dumbrille in the new
film
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26

the lead in the Chicago company
Of The Balkan Princess" and,
when the run was over, went to
work with Bronco Billy Anderson
at the Essanay studios on Chi
cago's north side. Thus began a
film career which has seen him a
leading star for the past Is years.
So far as he knows, only Lionel
Barrymore. among the stars Of
today, can surpass his record.
Barrymore completed 80 years in
pictures last April, having started
with D. w. Griffith in 1909.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26

Inc many nliarlous NrVuplec
that Kyser and his musicians en-
counter in the film chiefly spring
from the fact that Kyser fails to
take his own advice. Happy with
his orchestra on their weekly
radio program. The College of
Musical knowledge he scorns a
handsome Hollywood offer. But
the members OF the band are so
enthusiastic over the idea that
they force him to change his mind
and accept.
The side-splitting complications
that arise when the group reach
the film capital and proceed to go
Hollywood in a big way, and Ky
ser's battles with the studio pro-
Queer in charge Of the picture, all
make for high speed entertain
ment, cleverly blended with
sprightly melody in the five tune
full hits introduced by the band
and its radio renowned soloists,
Ginny Simms. Harry Babbitt, Sully
/ Mason and Ish Kabibble.
From the Hollywood ranks come
Adolphe Menjou for a co-starring
role with Kay Kyser. and Mary
Robson. Lucille Ball, Edward
Everett Horton, Roscoe Harms and
Moroni Olsen, who comprise the
laugh making support of That's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
Merry Christmas!

Year. Well 90 into that New Year
business extensively later in the
week but right now my mind Is on Christmas and the
msy whi Of entertainment which greeted Saturday,
most Of which is still with
There was Katharine Cornell in mo Time for
Csnedy," Kay Kyser in That's Right You're Wrong
which 3 now phyng at the Roxy heater and last but
wss;- At me- Bsrovies Riviera rs.' NOW" ''"0e
Katharnes little party at the Temple very well at
three bucks spend for seat and don't mind spending it.
Il is satisfaction to report that mo Time for
Comedy u jwt IS good as the advance stories said 1t
and hat Miss Cornell Is indeed capable and
There are those who may say Francis Lederer stole the
show but would BE- better to he played the part which
soe the show However must be admitted he played it
like the true artist he is.
vel to mention Kay Kysers first effort That's
Right, You're Wrong" the current Roxy attraction.
sa to ish L does carry moral don't try to beat the
other fellow at his own racket in other words play in
As one might expect the picture is musical treat and
those who 20 for Kyser radio entertainment will for
him on the screen He is supported by exceptionally good
talent with Adolphe Menjou in the lead role.
tAose nusical westerns which have made him the most
popular movie actor in the country !.
"Rovn Tqmblsweeds is the title of this typical Autry
production In Il find that musical appeal that
same thrilling action which make all Genes pictures worth
seeing
TUE Home Runs!
The farreaching effect Of motion picture Is
discovery but continued proof IL always crafty
ing. Within single week. II h learned that Boys
Town has prompted the establishment of a city for
boys near Tokyo, Japan, and Adelaide, Australia.
letter to Director Norman Taurog asked for informa
ton forming the japanese Boys Town. while
Spencer Tracy received information Of the Australian
project from the Adelaide police court.
Just Like Virginia!
Ne enc could Virginia Weider Of having sweled
Lad that Is not after overhearing conversation among
the younger set who appearing in Young Tom Edison
Some Of the children were Dragging about how many
servan they had At home and them asked Virginia
low many servants she had At her house.
oh we have four she replied my sister Renee Is first
mid; Sylvia IL second maid; brother Warner butler
and George h the gardener
Properly squelhed the quesoner expressed the opinion
That Virginia must be the LADY Of the house."
NO" she replied, II am the dishwasher!"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
RETURN SHOWING

BEyERLY-Ginger Rogers and
Walter Connolly in Fifth Ave-
nue. Girls" also Anna May
Wong and J. Carol Naish 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.
C0NMUNITY-Myrna 10y and
Tyrone Power In The Rains
Came. also Fred Stone and Ro-
chelle Hudson in "Konga, the
Wild Stallion"
KAY sTREET-Louis Hayward
and Joan Bennett in The Man
in the Iron Mask" also Lynn
Bari in News Il Made at
Night"
PARK-Bing Crosby and Louise
Campbell in The Star Maker"
also Oliver Hardy and Harry
Lanedon in "zenobia."
PRoCTOR-Myrna 10y and Ty-
rome Power in The Rains
Came" also Ride Cowboy
Ride"
REX-william Holden and Bar
bara n wyck in Golden
Boy" also Edith Fellows and
Dorothy Peterson in Five Little
Peppers and How They Grew"
REALART - Gene Autry and
Smiley Brunette in BLUE Mon
tana Skies" also John Garfield
and the Lane Sisters in
Daughters Courageous"
sHEL Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone in The Hardy's
Ride High" also the Three
Mesquiteers in The New
Frontier"
SUN barbara Stanwyck
and Adolphe Menjou in Gold
en- Boy" also Bridal Suite"
TEMPLE - Priscilla Lane and
Jeffrey Lynn in Yes. My Dar-
ling Daughter" also James Gag
ney and Pat O'Brien in Angels
with Dirty Faces"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
NOW PLAYING AT
LOCAL THEATERs
FIRST SHOWING

Music BoX-wiiiiam Powell
and nyrnA 10y IN Another
Thin Man los. AS. 7:&S.
1910. also virginia weidler and
Guy Kibbee In Bad Little
Angel HAS. S;os. as. s4s.
RIALTo - Douglas Fairbanks,
Jr- and Margaret lockwood in
Rulers or The Sea. I2:55.
s:05. tbs. lo.25: also Margo
and Walter Abel In Miracle On
Main Street" li.4o. 2 so. 800.
s.Io.
RIVIERA - Gene Autry and
Smiley Brunette IN Rowing
Tumbleweeds." III 80. ais. 4:5o,
7.3o, 1880: also Movita and
Warren Hull in The Girl from
Rio" 100, $40. $40. eco.
ROXY-Kay Kyser and Adolphe
MenIou in That's Right
You're Wrong" IL 40. $50,
TOO. 1905. also Stuart Erwin
and Marjorie Weaver IN The
Honey m MS Over" 1870,
ass, 5;46, $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
CHAMP SKATER

Martha o'Driscoll. 17-year-old
starlet appearing in M-G-Ms
Secret OF DIR. Kildare" hasn't
missed night of skating IN the
year that she's been in Hollywood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
CAN'T KICK OFF

Jane Bryan no longer kicks off
her shoes for relaxation after
scenes in Brother Rat and a
Baby" II she does, Peter B.
Good, her infant son in the pic
ture, hides them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
CLINIC OBTAINS
 OFFICE SPACE
 AT PAST SITE
Will Remove 10 Quarters Above BIoedhorn Jewell
 " Store on Franklin

Plans are announced by the Jul neau Medical and Dental Clinic to set up offices in the upper story of the Jaeger Building located above Bloedhorns Jewelry Store on South Franklin.
 These offices, formerly the loca- ton of Dr. w w. Council, present Clinic head, when in private prac- ice. will be equipped as soon as nec- essary apparatus can be received from the states.
 Sailing on the Princess Norah Tor the South Sunday will be Clinic member Dr. w. P. Blanton on buy ing trip for the medical center. While outside. Dr. Blanton will purchase new x-ray equipment, violet ray equipment and various other nec- essary appliances.
 Clinic offices now are located in room 108 in tho Territorial Build ing at the corner Of Seward and Third. Essential articles such as desks and examining tables will be received shortly, the equipment be- ing requested by wire from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
ARE ENJOYING
 SUNNY CALIFORNIA NOW

Undoubtedly a wonderful change for them, Mir and Mrs. Herman Savikko are now in New Castle, Cal, according to the last word received from them After their more than thirty years of Alaska winters without interruption the couple are far from the cold and howl Of TakuS
 Just a month ago the Savikkos sailed south for their first trip Outside since 1906 to visit their daughters, Mrs. Alma Gebhart and Mrs. Jennie Brotani. The former lives in New Castle and the lat ter is there also from San Fran cisco to be with her parents. The Gebharts have car in which their visitors are seeing neigiaboring sec tions of California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
DRAMA FILMED ON AUTHENTIC
 JUNGLE SETS
The Crime of Dr. Hallet' Ends Tonight at
 Capitol

Universal produced this film tri- bute to science in the same spirit of fidelity and painstaking re- search as that exhibited by the characters in the story, "The Crime of pr. Hallet," now at the Capitol Theatre, last showings tonight. The entire picture was photographed in a Samaritan jungle built within the bigpest sound stage at the studio.
 Director s. Sylvan Simon had to keep a vast quantity of tropical fauna and flora at its natural fever heat. A prop man went around every hour with a watering can, spraying the greenery to keep it from drying up. It was so warm and damp on the set, that Ralph Bel lsmy as Dr. Hallet, Josephine Hut chinson as Dr. Mary Reynolds, Will liam Bargan as Dr. Murray, John King as Dr. Saunders and Barbara Read as Claire. and the rest of the cast, scarcely needed the mixture of witch hazel and glycerine which is usually sprayed on the faces of players in tropical films to stimulate perspiration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
NEW STAR MATCH
 SEEN IN PICTURE
 NOW Al COLISEUM

While the movie, Women Are Like That" now at the Coliseum Theatre is by no means fashion show. the producers say that Miss Francis talways listed among the ten best dressed women of the vorld) wears no less than thirty five different costumes. created by the Warner stylist, Orry-Kelly.
 The original story was by A. H. 2. Carr and was printed in na-
 ional magazine under the title of Return from Limbo" It was made into a screenplay by Horace Jack son and the picture was directed by stanley Lcgan, who was also re- Spcrsible for Rays highly success- ful comedy If political life "First Lady"
 Tn the cast that supports Miss Francis and MT O'Brien. are such notables as Ralph Forbes Melville Cooper Thurston Hall Grant Mitchell and Herbert Rawlinson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
CLUB MEETING HELD,
 GOVERNMENT SCHOOL

Attendance of members of the Douglas Island Women'S Club was unusually limited at the regular meeting held last night, due to the cold weather, and little busi- ness was transacted.
 Money making for their various activities was an issue of discus sion and disposed of by placing the burden upon the members individu- ally. Mrs. c. A. Wilder gave re- port for the American Homes Com mittee
 Some program numbers were omitted but those present were en- tertained with a review by Mrs. Wilder of the book, Life of the Eskimo" by Stephenson.
 Mesdames J. P. Hopgood and C. A. Wilder were hostesses for the meeting which was held in the 1 Government School.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
RADIO STATION
 L05S IN FIRE
 PROVES SMALL
KINY Operating as Usual from New Studio on
 Rock Dump

Loss to radio station KINY in yesterdays fire was comparatively small, c. B. Arp old, Manager, said today, the station having most of it's valuable equipment at it's new studio on the rocK dump.
 Destroyed wish the Goldstein Building studio were three good microphones a cemote amplifier, a new piano, offt:e furniture, three typewriters and valuable kit Of radio tools. All were insured.
 Loss which win be hardest to re- place is the in 1ex to the stations music Arnold said. This will re- quire many weeks of work to tabu- late anew.
 Arnold has opened temporary of fices in Ted Cowling's studio in the First National Bank building.
 KINY's service on the air was not interrupted by the fire except for about half a nhour it took studio about half an hour it took studio new studio.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
SERVICES TOMORROW
 FOR HARRY BIGGS

Services for Harry Riggs, who passed away here last Saturday morning, will be held in the Chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with all arrangements being under the auspices of the Elks Lodge. Inter- ment will follow in the Elks plot of the Evergreen Cemetery
 William Riggs, only surviving rel- ative of Mir Riggs, arrived from Kimshan Cove yesterday afternoon on the Alaska Air Transport plane
 Pallbearers will be H. M. Holl- mann, R. B. Martin, R. E. Coughlin, M E. Monagle, L. w. Turoff and N. c. Banfield
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
HEARING WAIVED

Preliminary hearing for Jack Ayr ecs. accused Of assault and batierg in connection with an alleged beat ing of Mrs. Louise Glover. was waiv- ed today in IT s Commissioners Court on motion of Sam Duker de fense attorney. Avres was bound over to the Grand Jury in lieu of $500 bond.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
ARE
 DELAYED, HEALTH CENTER

The second dose of toxoid for diph- theria imrnu1iizations planned for Thursday and Friday at the Health Center have been postponed due to the cold weather and difficulty in transporting children to the Health Center. These immunizations will be continued at later date. Watch The Empire for further announce mentS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
Think YOu've Got
 If! You re Wr0nq

CHICAGO, Feb. 9-So you think you've got personality. eh?
 Well, that proves you haven't according to John c. Schroeder, pro- lessor of homiletics at Yale Uni versity
 "Paradoxically," he told the Sun day Evening Club at Orchestra Hall, you have personality only when you do not know it.
 You become a person only when you forget you are person.
 He only is good who is good and does not know it.
 She only is lovely who is not self conscious about her beauty"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
Hollywood Sighb And Soands
O aobb;a Cee~s

HOLLYWOOD Cal, 9-Its secret and the laugh of the 20 beauties selected Petty in Man About Iown had padding Petty mere male even cute taken in by the fake Edith Head detected them the girls probably will be changed afraid that Hollywood will misnterpet the they roofs and want known marriage The Munis going to put sale ts big for two people, temporarily closer to the studio and Juarez When preparations Tor moving are completed will join him
 Cargan thinks it's ronic and do we In the lean days on Broadway necktes fellow players Now and big he gets an offer to be pes dent of His great uncle Elijah William Gargar from business at 86 and he has to make Bill his successor
 More news OSulivans brother Jack He and troops whole band of Arab fauders Palestine.
 Of course Maureen will play in Tarzan in Exile after all about other mate for 
 Nancy Kelly only IT herself will have protege in Hollywood sending Mary Jane Smedey girl she met while Jesse James company in Missouri
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
Rebekah Lodge Plans White Elephant Party

Plans were formulated last night at meeting of the Rebekah Lodge for the white elephant dessert-lun- cheon and bridge party which will be public event on February 25.
 It was also decided that the annu- al dance will be given March 25 in the Elks' ballroom. Mrs. Nadia Vestal will be in charge of arrangements for the evening
 Members of the Lodge last night voted to extend financial aid to members of the organization who were in the Goldstein Building fire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
VOTE POSTPONED

Vote on a proposal for Elks lod- ges of Alaska to form State Asso- ciation has been postponed until next weeks meeting in order to al- low members better to formulate an opinion on the matter, Secre- tary M. H. Sides announced to- day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
fryifno'c at Percy'S

Mary Jane blueeyed blonde She will live with the Keys offers for the frst three months.
 Most Hollywood Marlene Dietrich and Howard Hughes asks the night clubs not to give out
 bctv and the other photographer spotted the pair Carols restaurant Maene refuseo to pose for pictures by Hollywood star was more aaoe
 It's Phyllis Fraser and Henry Froelch the Co.,
 mba They have been married this month hut it was Billie whom Phyllis smiling the other the Griffith telling friends nothing the John Howard rors too Rita Kaufman celebrating their reconciliation by taking a new Beverly Hills Bernie Fens of the Warner theatres publicity staff sold to Universal Dick English Rudy Vaees right hand man on the coast has signed writing contract with Golfers Hollywood Kerry after all He has gwen up nans h irish here from wedding of his step Peggy oreppin Scenarist Stuart Palmer Bruce Powers example and make personal annearance or in South America gone five weeks
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
MRS. ARMSTRONG IS GUEST
 NOW AT GUERIN HOME

Mrs. Caroline Armstrong is a house guest of Mrs. J. R. Guerin for a few days while she recovers from the effects of yesterdays fire in Juneau. Mrs Armstrong was a tenant in the Goldstein building and lost everything
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
MISSIONARY HERE
 FROM TANACR0SS

Rev. E. A. Mcintosh of St. Tim othy's, Tanacross, is in Juneau be- tween boats on his way to Seattle. At today's Chamber of Commerce luncheon he spoke briefly in regard to missionary work among the h. dians.
 Four members of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce have sug- gested by the Chamber Board of Directors for appointment to the Board of Managers of the Territor- ial Chamber.
 They are George Folta, Allen Shattuck, Wellman Holbrook and the Rev. John A. Glasse
 The beak of the albatroSS is as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

George Grigsby wishes to an- nounce that he will be glad to re- ceive his clients at the office of Sam Duker, 213 Seward, where he will be temporarily located. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
THE MoToRsHIP EsTEBETH

Starts loading at 10;00 tomorrow
 morning (Friday) and sails for Sitka and way ports Saturday morning at o'clock. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09
uOasa. fUUOrife ----

Perhaps the greatest lest of any product is: Do the people who use it like it9 Where PERCY'S ICE CREAM is con cerned the answer is overwhelmingly YES!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-09

The beak of the albatross is as long as the head.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-04-14

anics, blacksmithing and welding,
bricklaying, carpentry, electrical
work, farm mechanics, industrial
arts Including wrought iron ard
metal work.. laundry, machine
shop, masonry and piastering,
painting aud decorating, clustering
and cement finishing, plumbing.
plumbing and +heet metal work,
printing, sheet metal work, shoe
rebuilding and art leather work,
steam engineering. steanhriing. A
mechanical or trades c"mrS. in 1
year high school or -"me other
standard high school course supple
menteh Ivy certain tr,de -rr -
training, is required; and in du,-
ton certain eXprrirrc. it. he tr.'d
applied fnr. which nr- Il
cluded or been suppl mat Il X
perience in iusrruc'I' .'pp -,llr
plicants mu-. no have y ed Nov
45th birthday. TIA. =" ia i IL
for recpiu' II f. ~ -.
States ga
from Co"
April p; IL III pol l-I, ..'
of the Attic Circle, August 81; ana
from points in Alaska north of the
Arctic Gree. October %, 1899.
For the following two exlmna-
tions applications must be on FL.
with the Commission not later rh,'
Nav | if received from State ers
of Colorado, and not later rhrr
Nav 4 if received from Colorado
and States westward.
Associate geologist, So, POO, as
sistant geologi-t, s., 800 IL year, De.
partment of the Interior, and De-
partment of Agriculture. Appli-
cants for the associate grade must
, not have passed their 45th birthday,
and for the assistant grade, their
] 10th birthday.
Chief, wildlife division. s4 600 a
year. National Park Service, De-
partment of the Interior. Appli-
cants must not have passed their
53rd birthday.
Full information may be obtain
ed from the Secretary of the United
States Civil Service Board Of Exam
liners at the post Office or custom
house in any city which has a post
office of the first or second Glars, or
from the United States Civil Service
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