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Deaths Reported

Annie A. Hunter. 80, Emergency Hospital
Elam M. Jeffries, ~ Emergency Hospital
Louis e. Thomas. IS. Gallineer Hospital
Robert E. Marsh. - United States Naval
Hospital
Anne FITZGERALD, 30, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Harriet Taylor. IS. l545 ST. ne
Annie z. Bush 81 Gallinger Hospital
Gattis McClain. a. GARFIELD Hospital
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6. W. u. Student Unit
Books Action on Hutchet

The Committee for the Defense
Of Student Rights at George Wash
ington University today issued a
statement approving action last
week of the Student Council in re-
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Germany's chief of police has Or
dered motorists not to smoke while
driving.
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Births Reported

Wellborn and Evelyn kiker girl.
Bruce and Mildred Allen. boy
Robert and Charlotte Gabriel. boy,
Otis and Thelma Harrison. girl.
John and Nellie Pitner, boy
Dudley and Lalla Knox. girl
Clarence and Mary Pool boy
Stiles and Cleo Simmons girl.
Isaac and Agnes Brindle. girl
James and Minnie Ray. girl
William and Muriel White, sirl
Howard and Virginia Jackson girl
Average daily consumption of
water in London now is SO gallons
per head of the popula ton.
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Dfaths
JOHNSON MAIDF.

JOHNSON. MaUDE. On Wednesday,
9 5aSa - fs WOndes o} ps eH1r oS S
johnson. She leaves a sister. Annie Harr-
eett; two brothers. James Mcdonald and
Clinton Hawkes.; also other relatives and
Remains restns. at Eugene Fords fu
neral home. 1900 South Capitol ST., where
funeral services will be held on Tuesday.
Cemetery. Remains may he viewed on Mon
day. August IA. after 4 pm. IA
.utn,. KINNAMoSTa ,Sra LEON 1H0S F. On sHnSsy.
beloved wife of jacob n Kinnamont. moth
er of Juanita and William Kinnamont and
daushter of Minnie R. Pritchard.
1lth st. Sc. on Wednesday. August l6. at
> IN. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Washineton National Cemetery. Is
LEWIS, ALBERT r: On SUNDAY, Au,
husband of Mrs. Pearl A. Lewis and father
Of Albert r.. jr.; Stanley D. and Marvin
Remains resting at the Lee funeral home.
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where services
will be held on Tuesday. August Is, at 2
pm Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
McKENNA. JOSEPH g. Suddenly on Fri
day, August il. 1899. JOSEPH B. McKEN
MA. beloved son of Marearet and the late
Henry McKenna
home, 3l7 Penna. ave. Sc. on Tuesday,
q he sacred Heart church he i 18th the St, and
Park road NV where services will be
held at II 40 am Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IA
MONTGOMERY. MARY F.. DECKER On
SUNDAY Sun W.. August i3 la3a' At her residenee ~,
MARY f. DECKER MONTGOMERY. be-
loved wife of George F. Monteomery
Services at the above residence on Tues
day, August Is. at 1870 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Williams
port. Pa. tWilliamsport, Pa, papers please
COPY
oRNDORFF. GEORGE MAE. On Mon
day. August IA. 1879. at her residence.
27l0 Lorcom lane. Arlington, Va. GEORGE
MAE ORNDORFF. beloved wife of Louis
orndorff end mother Of Charles, Grover
and Louis orndorf and Mrs. Mable Warder;
home, 2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
where funeral services will be held on
Wednesday. August 16. at II am. Inter-
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 15
PAxSON. NELLIE Z. On Friday, August
of Chester p Paxson
Services al Chambers funeral home. 5l7
1lth st. Sc on Tuesday August D. at ] l
am. Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment WashinetoG National Cemetery.
ROMAN, FREDERICK OGLE. MI On
SATURDAY; August -, 1899, at his resi-
FREbER1cK oGEE ROMAN. NJ. D.. be-
father of Mrs. Alvin B KiesecSer.
Funeral services at his late residence on
Tuesday August 10 at 10 am Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. IA
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Lodge. No Is B. P o. Elks
!:
~ W ROMAN, enrolled June 8.
Grand Lodge Of the Hereafter August i.
Attest: W. S. SHELBY, Secretary. ~
SCOTT. ROBERT THOMAS. On satur-
eoarnT eayl august Tuo ~ 1889 & a. Asheville C.,
Martin Scott OF Toxic. Jspan. and Mary
st, Matthews Catholic Church. R. l. ave
near. Comp. ave. where mass will be Of
itdna, terea At Gsm m Interment Arlington Na-
sTINE. MISSOURI ALICE. On Sunday.
n " Mrsso6R s.! FesffRss .hlcf Sim sTf 4
stine and mothe of Mrs Ora Belle Kramer. .
neral home, 3lst and M sts NV. on Tues
day. August Is, at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IS
TAuBERsCHMIDT. FIIzARETH. On
Sunday; august II. 1890. at her resi-
| TAUBERSCHMIDT, widow of the late John
A. Tauberschmidt
Funeral services at her late residence on
TUESDAY, August 15. at pm. Relatives
Hill Cemetery
TAYLOR. DAVID. Suddenly. on Friday
august IL, 1919: at his residence. s26 9th
ST. NV, DAVID TAYLOR, husband OF
Julia Taylor tnee Jacobs,
Services and interment were held on
Monday. August IA. at 9 am. at Mount
Olivet Cemetery
WENDELKEN. FRETA KATHLEEN. On
sunday. August II. 1899. at her residence.
al, 2nIS Ne, Nevada ave. NV; FRETA KATHLEEN
WENDELkEN. beloved wife OF CIyde W.
Wendelken and mother of Clyde Wendelken.
r Remains resting at the S. Il. Hines
Co: funeral home, 2a01 14th st. NV
Notice of funeral later Is
YOUNG; SAMUEL. On August IA 1899
at 81 Eizabeth's Hospital SAMUEL
YOUNG. He leaves to mourn their loss a
son. samnel Young. ir. two devoted friends.
Marearet briscoe and Wallis Simms Also
other relatives and friends survive. Re-
mains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral
home, 1900 S. Capitol st.
Notice Of funeral later
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Draths

ADAMS, ROSELY COLEMAN. Departed
this life Sunday. August Is, 1882 ct her
residence, 1922 St NV. Mrs. ROSELY
COLEMAN ADAMS.
Notice OF funeral later.
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WALTER L. PIPER. Commander.
H. L. LESLIE, Adiutanl.
HIGDoN. JOHANNA NJ. On Sunday. Au-
a. oHANNA 1914 M HGDoN Hnyfcs Bsoved
wife of Ernest Hiedon.
Funeral from Chambers GEORGETOWN
Funeral Insra!. home s. sls, and NJ Ss NV; on
thence to St. Asnes' s catholic Church. Cher. G;
rydale' Va. where mass will be offered At
Interment Darnestown, Md. Is
HILL. vERMELLE BEATRICE On Mon
day Ausust IA. 1889. VFRMELT.E BE
ATRICE HILL: beloved daughter of James
Annice. James. jr: Lois Reginald, Elwood,
Clorie and Iretha Hill; granddauehter Of
She also leaves other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at her late residence 10
Lamond place. Takoma PARK. D. C, after 4
p.m. Wednesday. August 10.
Funeral Thursday. August - at | pm,
from the ST Lukes Baptist Church. Bright
wood. D. c. Rev, A. Chichester oficiating
and friends invited. ARRANGEMENTS by W.
Ernest Jarvis 16
HORNsTEIN. JOSEPH. Suddenly. on
Sunday, August l3. 1889. JOSEPH HORN
STEIN. aged wears beloved son of David
and Jeanette Hornstein.
Funeral services at the Bernard Dan
,ansks ~ son fYnsra bone s31 itth st.
1nterment Adas Israel Cemetery
HUGHES. MARY. On Monday August
"a. 1899: ct her residence 1928 church
St NV. MARY HUGHES, beloved daughter
CT the late John and Margaret Hughes tnee
ouinlan)
Funeral will be held from the above resi-
dence on Wednesday August 16: at $40
Church at 10 am Interment Mount
olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends
1nyited 15
JEFFERIEs. FLAM NJ. Suddenly on Sat
nrdsy August II. 1899. a I Emereency Hos
pital. ELAN M. JEFFERIES, beloved hus-
band of Mason G, Jefferies and stepfather
Of Mrs Ruth A. Robinson and Mrs. Helen
Remains resting at the Hysons funeral
be held on Tuesday. August Is, al 10 M
1nterment Middleburg, Va IA
lif. SUNDAY; August l&. 1899, at his resi-
sss asnee chaRLs s Is + JoHNsos sr husSsna s5st M Of
a. sa cefa y nRsSn and snf Hafry ff'hsT s.
johnson. He leaves to mourn their loss
@ ens SON Free Erederick Johnson; four dauehters
Earle and Theresa Walker; ten grandchil-
dren and seven Observation-Disclosures Re-
Rnhins Rmsh,ins resting ST. At he funeral parlor Of
Funeral Wednesday. August rs 81 at Il" >
o'clock. Friends and relatives invited.
1nterment at Harmony Cemetery. is.
Johnson. MARTHA 4. On Saturday
MaRTHA 1s1 laa JoaNsoN q sfs to n. No
Samuel johnson. She is survived by three
dauehters, Mary BowIes, Ella Taylor and
sadie Green: two sons Chester and Fred
two sisters. Lille Wood and Valley Stewart.
and many other relatives and friends Re-
nam mans NAV be viewed at her late residence
Funeral Wednesday. August 16, at
6ninc 6m from pleasan, View Methodist Church
2naciatins. Arrangements by snowden &
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Little Things
Producers
Worries
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
It's the little things that annoy
movie producers
They can glibly assign a million
dollars or more to production and
then have the whole structure come
cropper because of some minor
oversight.
In the studio of Samuel Goldwyn
there is force of trained personnel
whose special talent it Is to look after
those little things and keep them in
line
Long before a picture rolls, they
are burning the midnight oil; they
are thumbing through the musty,
dusty archives and poring over
thousands of photographs. making
sure that every last detail is exactly
as it should be.
This group is dignified by the title
Of research department" and If they
don't know it, or can't find it out, it
doesn't exist. The Goldwyn re-
searchists compiled a ponderous file
of information about-of all things
New York City, for They Shall
Have Music" which stars Jascha
Heifetz. world renowned violinist.
To the layman, front office COM
mand, build me New York tene-
ment street. sounds like a COM
paratively simple thing A certain
amount of laundry on the line, few
fire escapes, occasional push-cart
venders. and there it is.
But there are New York laws gov
erning those fire escapes; there are
types of laundry; there are char
acteristic designs to those push
carts; fire hydrants have a particu-
lar design and even the policeman's
uniform must conform to regulation.
Errors of commission or omission
bring anguished screams of pain
from critical audiences, a condition
to be assiduousiy avoided. For that
reason, the research department asks
itself thousands of questions, those
that are logical, those that are illogi-
cal and those that should never be
asked but probably will be.
One dramatic scene of They Shall
Have Music" was shot in the interior
of Carnegie Hall, a landmark so
familiar to any New Yorker or New
York visitor that it had to be faith
fully reproduced even to the num-
ber of feathers in the wings of
papier- r-mache cherubs who surround
the proscenium arch.
Authenticity is the goal of this de-
partment and one may be sure that
after they have %. sd" a cinematic
reproduction of an item even as
slight as a taxicab license plate
there is an exact copy of the original.
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will spot O'Brien and walk over to
him with outstretched hand.
"Hya, Pat" the fellow will ex-
claim, and O'Brien, rising, will re-
ply: well, If it isn't Dan Raffer-
ty! BY gosh, I haven't seen you
since that dinner at the Lambs
Club in 1880. Up for part in this,
Dan?"
Yep" the fellow will reply. "Bit
Of guard"
Swell. And good luck to you"
A few moments later O'Brien will
slip surreptitiously up to Director
Litvak.
That fellow Dan Rafferty,, third
from the left in the line, is mighty
good actor" he'll whisper He was
hot stuff on the stage a few years
ago. Give him break, will you?"
Needless to add, Dan Rafferty,
gets the nod when Litvak chooses his
man for the role.
Released BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
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Heffernun
Continued From First Page.)

cry. Regardless of source, the Sher-
idan buildup is already paying diyi-
dends-as attested by the vast
amount of free space this girl
(around Hollywood three years with
out other film makers giving her a
tumble) has been getting in recent
weeks.
Simone Simon's thunderous cam
paign, costing $500, 900, backf1red be-
cause Of an unco-operative DISPOSE
ton. Luise Rainer, a foreign actress
who lived up to her ballyhoo by
capturing two successive academy
awards, eventually tripped for the
same reason Warner wasted a tidy
sum establishing Marie Wilson as a
dumb blond" although she isn't
actually either dumb or blond.
Marie has temporarily retired to
summer stages in the East, hoping to
get a new start on a flrmer founda-
ton.
Publicists took keen delight for a
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changed. The essentials remain
about the same, but today they have
more tricks.
THE present day 'boomps-a-daisy'
dance which is so popular and which
I will do in my performance of the
Coward comedy is largely a polka
which has been popped up with
such tricks as when the partners
separate and bump each other where
they should have bustles"
1t was just this sort of dance-a
polka-which the Castles made so
popular in 1914. But, the effect of
censors was felt even at that late
day, A magazine began publishing
a series of pictures showing the
Castles doing each step of the polka.
But there were so many protests
from readers who were shocked by
the pictures that the magazine
stopped publication of them in the
middle of the series.
People have become more liber-
al minded now" Miss Castle said.
'and that is happy and healthful
thing, not only for dancing, but
for the theater. literature and 9TH
er things that enrich our lives.
Swing dancers wouldn't have dared
appear in public when Mr.. Castle
and I were dancing, but as We con-
tinued to be increasingly original
in our dances the public came along,
too, so that modern day dances such
as swing or the 'boomps-a-daisy' do
not appear shocking at all"
Miss Castles role of Vicky in one
OF the Coward playlets is one ideally
suited to her, for Vicky is a gay
and graceful woman who expresses
herself with dancing and gestures
as impressive as words.
IF you're wondering still if its
just inconsistencies that is Turing me
back to the stage" she mused, then
suppose that is largely the truth.
I do want to start this new career
and suspect that most of the money
make from this one will 60 to
help take care of those homeless and
ailing animals I have collected out
home.
Broadway, in one way, hasn't
changed. Your Broadway Sans still
go in for gags-especially the old
ones. When Vernon and I were
dancing the columnists used to make
a big play out of the fact that
was dancer and my maiden name
was Foote. And when 1 came back
to New York the other day turned
to Broadway column and there
heading it was that same old gag
that Miss Foote is a dancer"
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'Rames' on the Wav

Samuel Goldwyn's third produc-
ton for United Artists release dur
ing the current season will be
"Raffles." David Niven will be
starred in the film, with Olivia De
Haviland in the leading feminine
role.
John Balderson has completed the
adaptation of "Raffles," and Sam
Wood has been assigned to the direc-
ton of the picture.
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ana CeleDTaIeQ QaICe partner, Ver-
non Castle, crashed to his death
during the World War, is returning
to the stage to make her debut
as dramatic actress in the Noel
Coward plays, Tonight at $780,"
Happily it is a role that calls upon
the character to do several dances
You might call it nostalgia for
the stage, and it is that to a certain
extent Miss Castle said as she
rested between rehearsals of scenes
in her Park avenue apartment. But
I am as energetic about it as I was
about my dance career and as I
still am about my work to rescue
ill-treated dogs and other animals" :"
The conversation continued with
Interruptions at intervals by Rex
OMalley, her leading man in the
Coward comedy. and Alexander
Kirkland, director of the play.
Like the diligent actors they are"
Miss Castle said, they assume that
anything can be interrupted at any
given moment to begin rehearsals
again.
Il am really serious about this
changing over to dramatic actress
love touring and after Millburn
we are going to travel, playing the
Coward comedy across country
Somewhere en- route I hope to find
a new play which will be exciting
and entertaining and when I find
that then Broadway will see me as
dramatic actress
Miss Castle finds that the tech
nique of acting has changed to just
about the extent that the technique
of dancing has changed since that
era just before the World War when
she and Vernon were captivating
audiences with their dancing to
the tunes of "Alexander's Ragtime
Band" and The Beautiful Blue
Danube"
So popular was their dancing that
the names OF Vernon and Irene
Castle were enough to make almost
any dance or song a Nationwide
rage. So popular did they become
that blue-nose censors began pro-
testing against the "dance craze"
causing arrests in some cities where
couples danced the turkey trot"
In public.
The actors of today" Miss Castle
said, have changed in the way
the star ballroom dancers have
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year in broadcasting the critical
comments Jean Muir was supposed
to have made about Hollywood and
before these mistakes could be recti-
fed, Miss Muir, very talented and
cooperative young woman, was out
OF pictures. Like so many others, she
was the victim of her own buildup.
1t is estimated that 5000 900 is
spent annually out here converting
$15-a-week clerks and ex-chorus
girls into five-f1gures-a-week movie
stars. But studio heads insist it's a
good investment. Publicity men
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Pat O'Brien's
Casts Look
Like Home
At Any Rate, They
Are Just Like
Ireland
HOLLYWOOD.

I1oLh VOOO.
Supporting casts of Pat O'Brien
picture invariably read like a city
directory Of Dublin, Ireland. They're
literally stuffed with names like
O'Neill, Rafferty,. Grogan, McCon-
aghy, O'Reilly, Kelly and Moran.
1t might be puzzling to the un-
initiated, but visit on the set of
10000 Years in Sing Sing" under
way at Warmers, offers key to the
puzzle. Between scenes Pat sits
around with John Garfield, Burgess
Meredith or other fellow players
swapping stories until called for the
next shot. Only occasionally does
his interest In the telling bee
waver That's when group of
candidates for some minor role,
summoned by the casting office,
come on the set for a final selection
by Director Anatole Litvak:.
Very often one of the candidates
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Script by Garbo

Greta Garbo has actually turned
screen scenarist-on western. +"
Florence Ryerson and Milton Mer-
lin, scripters on Frank Morgan's S
Henry Goes Arizona" reveal that
when they were doing the script
their friend Garbo dropped into
their Office. joined in their confer
ence and had considerable pleasure
in suggesting a half dozen lines of
dialogue which are in the picture.
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T Tomorrow Night
At $40

OLNEY-Ruth Chatterton ar
rives with that play she has
been trying out midst much
praise up in New England.
The title is You Can't Eat
the Goldfish" and the comedy
will bring the actress back to
Broadway in the fall.
CROSS ROADS-"Yes, MY Dar-
ling Daughter" the comedy
about a new, young love and
an old, old affair, opens a two
week engagement. Peggy
Johnston is the daughter,
Izetta Jewel, jr., the mother.
ROADSIDE -" Aurora Floyd"
the heart-rending tale of the
dark deed done in the wood,
starts a second week at the
hands of the Rockville pike
heroes, heroines, villains and
villainesses.
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Outdoor Amusements

GLEN ECHO PARK Only
local outdoor amusement re-
sort with all the usual park
rides, a midway and a pic
mic grove. There's dancing
nightly Except Sundays in
the Spanish Garden Ball
room to a name" band.
Swimmers delight is the
Crystal Pool.
SEASIDE PARK-At Chesa-
peake Beach, Md. In addi-
ton to the amusement park
attractions there's a mile of
boardwalk and a half-mile
pier out into Chesapeake Bay.
CITY OF WASHINGTON-The
Wilson Line steamer sails for
Marshall Hall Park and
Mount Vernon daily at 10 a m.
and 2 pm. Other cruises are
the Sunset" at $50, stopping
at Marshall Hall just long
enough to load and unload
\ passengers. and the nightly
moonlight" at $50, with
dancing to McWilliams' Or
chestra.
S. S. POTOMAC-There's a
three-hour moonlight" dance
cruise every night at 8:45
O'Clock, with a midnight"
Saturday nights at 1890 am.
Every Sunday morning the
boat makes a trip to Colonial
Beach, leaving at 8 o'clock,
returning in the evening.
Evening star., 1939-08-13

may scatter their shots, but occa-
sionally they bring in a new star to
justify the money spent on the
crop-the vast majority of whom will
be unknowns again at this time next
year.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncD
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Irene Castle Dances Again,
Now in Coward Plays
Tonight at $780, Is Her Vehicle
For Return to the Stage
In Summer Stock
By Marx Barron,
Associated Press Stafi Writer.

The jterbugs today If
liberal public of
probably would flock
appear graceful whom they owe
homage
Irene Castle who has seldom
Evening star., 1939-08-13
THURSDAY

kid From Texas"
and
I Was q Convict"
James Cagney and
George Raft in
Each Dawn ! Die"
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness"
Lew Ayres in
Calling DR.. Kildare"
Cartoon and News.
Blind Alley"
and
Mystery Plane"
Mickey the Kid"
and
The House Of Fear. ;
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness.
Spencer Tracy and
Loretta Young in
Murder Man"
Jack Benny and
Dorothy Lamour in
Man About Town
Irene Dunno and
Charles Boyer in
Love Affair"
Lionel Barrymore
in
"On Borrowed Time"
Lane Sisters in
"Daughters
Courageous"
1.-The Hound OF the
Baskervilles." "Whis-
pering Enemies"
John Garfield in
"Daughters
COURAGEOUS"
Basil Rathbone and
Douglas Fairbanks, 1r.,
Sun Never Sets"
Henry Fonda
in
Young Mr. Lincoln.
Walter Pidgeon and
Rita johnson in
5000 Enemies"
Laurence Olivier in
Clouds Over
Europe"
"Mutiny on the
Bounty" and
Rookie Cop"
Ritz Brothers
in
The Gorilla"
Shirley Temple in
"Susannah of the
Mounties."
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness.
Tyrone Power in
Rose of Washington
SQUARE"
San Francisco
and
Sorority House"
Bette Davis
in
Human Bondage"
Robert Taylor and
Myrna 10y in
Lucky Night"
Robert Donat in
Goodbye. Mr.. Chips" "
Cartoon and News.
Robert Donat in
Goodbye. Mr.. Chips. "
Cartoon and News.
John Weissmuller in
"TarZan Finds a
Son "
Clark Gable in
"Mutiny on the
Bounty"
Lionel Barrymore
in
"On Borrowed Time. I"
Rain"
and
Banjo on My Knee. ;
Jeanette Macdonald.
Clark Gable in
San Francisco"
Robert Donat
in
Goodbye. Mr.. Chips. :"
Preston Foster in
News Is Made at
Night"
Ritz Brothers
in
The Gorilla"
Jack Benny and
Dorothy La mour in
Man About Town
John Weissmuller in
''TarZan Finds a
Son"
Broadway Serenade"
and
"Undercover AGENT"
Romance of the
Redwoods" and
Bridal Suite.
Robert Donat
in
Goodbye. Mr.. Chips"
Paul NUM- and
Bette Davis in
"Juarez."
Paul NUM- and |
Bette Davis in
"Juarez."
Lionel BARRYMORE
in
ON Borrowed Time"
John Weissmuller in
"Tarzan Finds a
Son."
Basil Rathbone and
Douglas Fairbanks, jr..
Sun Never Sets"
Lee Tracy
in
"Spellbinder."
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This W. eel
OF AUGUST 13

WEEK OF AUGUST 10
Academy
9Th and G SITS. Sc.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia RI
Apollo
624 H st. N e.
Arcade
Hyattsville, Md.
Ashton
Arlington. Va.
Atlas
1881 H st. NE.
Avalon
b612 Connecticut Ave
Avenue Grand
645 Pa. Ave. sc.
Beverly
18th and E Sts. NE.
Boro
Bethesda. Md.
Calvert
1924 Wisconsin Ave.
Cameo
Mount Rainier, Nd.
Carolina
l1th q N. c. Ave. Sc.
Central
425 9th st. NV.
Circle
o105 Pa. Ave. N. W.
Colony
Ga. Ave. and FarraEut
Dunborton
l34a Wis. Ave. N. W.
GreenbeIt
Greenbelt, Md,
Hippodrone
K near 9th
Home
18th and c SITS. NE.
Jesse
! sth nr. r. I. Ave. NE.
Kennedy
Kennedy. mr.. 4th NV
Lee
Falls Church, Va.
Lido
1907 M st. NV.
Little
COS 9th st. NV.
Lyric
Gaithersbure, Md.
Marlboro
Marlboro, Nd.
Milo
Rockville. Nd.
Newton
18th e. Newton SITS. NE
Palm
Del Ray. Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Princess
10Th and H SITS. NE.
Richmond
Alexandra. Va.
Reed
Alexandria. Va.
Sovoy
3O3O 14th st. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring, Md.
Sheridan
Ga. Ave. & Sheridan st.
Silver
Silver Spring. Nd.
Stanton
6th and c SITS. NE.
Stote
Bethesda. Md.
Stote
Falls Church. Va.
Sylvan
1O4 r. !. Ave. NV.
Tokomo
Takoma Park. D. c.
TivoIi
14th and Park Rd.
Uptown
Conn. Ave. & Newark st
Arlington. Va.
York
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