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Evening star., 1939-12-16

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the last-minute rush. Whatever else
1t Is or is not, "Barricade" certainly
Is strenuous. placing its hero and
heroine on the spot at the outset
and cheerfully threatening them
with q death worse than fate all the
way to the end.
"Barricade" is the first picture we
remember seeing, ever. It was on a
Saturday afternoon and it had
William s. Hart In stockade and
there were Indians all about and the
United States Cavalry came charg-
ing over the hill just In time. The
cinema has Travelled far in the inter-
vening time, however-all the way
from the Wild West to the Far East;
to, In fact. village in the interior
Of North China some 1,500 miles or
50 from Shanghai.
That is long trip but the plot
which has become "Barricade" is a
healthy adult and 1t has weathered
the journey without damage, look
ing, on its arrival, just the same as
1t ever did. But sudden and awe
inspiring respect for our elders urges
that no more be said Of the plot.
It should suffice to say that the
stockade this time is an American
consulate, manned by consul ap-
pointed In 1900 by Mckinley and
promptly forgotten; peopled by a
regulation cinematic newspaperman,
a girl from Brooklyn who justifiably
has killed a night club owner in
Shanghai, and several other refugees
from the bandit wars, with those
past lives the film is not concerned.
Charles Winninger comes through
with an engaging portrait of the
consul who has unlimited faith in
the American flag and who refuses
to admit he is a forgotten man. Mr..
Baxter and Miss Faye, however,
contribute only routine impressions
Of the newspaperman without a
newspaper and the girl who tries
to confuse everybody (probably in
Guiding Director Gregory RatofD by
tearing up her American passport,
adopting a Russian accent, so she
can get into the United States. And
the Chinese Nationalist Army re-
places the u S. Cavalry in the nick
Of time rescue. There are some
mighty exciting moments and bull
let's fly like anything when the ban
dts attack, which is most of the
time. But We'll bet Bill Hart
wouldn't have flicked an eyelash.
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The stage show which accom-
panies "Barricade" on the Capitol
Evening star., 1939-12-16


years, had the talent of a great COM
edienne which was too long hidden.
That it reveals both to q long
suffering Gin the beautiful sense)
public, makes ''Ninotchkas one of
the fine, bright and rare movie
comedies of the year.
Only once does Miss Garbo let her
mirth reach the flood tide, q full,
frank guffaw, but it sets the mood
of "Ninotchka" and every silvery
tinkle thereafter echoes the splendor
of that great occasion. That its
significance becomes almost epochal
is for the reviewer merely to report,
leaving its explanation to more
scholarly minds.
So pleasantly surprising is the
discovery that Garbo can laugh that
it has tendency to obscure the
further novel virtue that "Ninotch-
ka" is gay satire on certain Of the
thoughts and WAYS of Russia. It is
not so deadly in its ridicule, Of
course, that the Communist expert
ment is likely to die of embarrass-
ment, but it does reveal Hollywood
in a braver mood than the one to
which we are accustomed. It adds
measurably to the gayety and charm
of the film. in the Interpretation Of
which Garbo has the bright cooper
alton of a subordinate cast headed
by Melvyn Douglas and Ina Claire,
and which was directed with the old
"Lubitsch touch" by Ernest Lubitsch.
The Lubitsch touch, if any one has
forgotten, is the one which can so
artfully suggest a meaning which,
If more than suggested. might not
accurately be called good taste.
The merry plot which makes a
merry maiden of Carlo in "Ninotch-
ka" casts her in the role of an agent
OF Moscow sent to Paris to handle a
jewel sale which has been beauti-
fully botched by three male rep
resentatives of M. Stain. AS trouble
shooter for the Soviet, she makes
her appearance in garb so far from
her old exotic wardrobe that If
fairly bounces the spectator from
his seat. It consists of a hat that
grandma would not wear, the drab
uniform Of member of the women's
battalion, cotton stockings and high
soldier boots. BY way of keeping her
in character with such a costume,
the script gives Miss Garbo great
WadS of that Serio1s Scientific dio
logue which is the hallmark of the
sexless political idealist. In this area
OF the story, she reveals herself as
an actress of great drollery, Soviet
agent who can be enormously and
humorously solemn about the waste
OF pedestrian time at red lights, etc.
The spell of Paris, gay, light
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Death in Helsinki
At the Trans.Lux

Brutal were those first news reel
pictures Of the war, the ones show
ing the German advance on Po-
land and the bombardment of Wes-
terplatte. But now from the hor-
ror that was Helsinki when the
Red blow first was struck comes
Ito the Trans-Lux from Paramount
a clip of news shots which will jar
you as none you have seen since
Spain An apartment house is still
in raging flames from a previous
Russian visit when the sirens sound
again. Planes wheel overhead and
more death rains down. School
children, women and men rush to
hastily-dug shelters. Other school
children, women and men huddle
against wall, long line of civil
ians huddles frightened against a
wall, able to find no other shelter
than its scant protection from
shrapnel and incendiary bombs.
Then smoke rolling from a hun
dred fires darkens a city, blazes
from a hundred others light it
wierdly. Wreckage of a downed
Russian bomber couldn't have been
much consolation for that evi-
dently dazed chap who tried vainly
land probably without knowing
what he did to back his car from
flaming wreckage of a building, or
for those whose homes burst around
them in a crash of oblivion.
The Trans-Lux covers other news
fronts, too, the other European war
front and the peace front in the
United States, where girls stage a
gardenia battle, test bullet-proof
glass, where science builds the
Grand Coulee Dam, experiments
with introducing brandy into melon
vines. Short subjects 90 visiting,
one to Jamaica, another to . Rocky
Evening star., 1939-12-16
History Brightens
Columbia Screen

Prettily rendered in technicolor,
Walter Edmonds' best selling
Drums Along the Mohawk" with
Claudette Colbert and Henry Fonda
in the starring roles, returned to
the Columbia yesterday for Sec
ond downtown engagement.
For the screen telling of this
vibrant tale of how the famous val
ley was snatched from the wilder
ness, the Indians and the British,
Goth Century-Fox employed the
services of Director John Ford. It
was an assignment entirely worthy
of the man who has earned firm
seat on the chair of history in Hol-
lywood, and he In turn proves en-
tirely worthy of the task of bring
ing it so lavishly to life. Not with
out its defects, the main one Of
which is laborious movement In
spots, the Aim version Is a faithful
account of the Colonial life which
Edmonds so vigorously set forth in
this book. j. G.
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Garbo's Laugh SpGnters
Darkness of Our Time
Her Long. Buried Sense of Joy
Bursts Through to Make
'Ninotchka' Rare Comedy
BY JAY CARMODY.

That laugh which was buried alive through all those Of oreta
Garbo identification with tragedy loneliness
nfectuouy Nnotchka which yesterday
And those fail to enormously glad for
will have themselves to blame for missing
experiences laugh
Evening star., 1939-12-16
That Detective and Gal
Plot Back at Earle
Amazing MIR. Williams More of Same
By Douglas. .Blondell Team;
Roxyettes, Rested, Return

Another shot at the entertainment standard of The Thin Man is
taken Williams attraction
theory royalty trimmed
detective friend
Melvin
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Alice Faye Battles Bandits
In Capitol's 'Barricade'
But the Chinese Nationalist Army
Arrives in the Nick of Time;
Cinda Glenn Stars on STAGE
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

Steeed by battles Christmas
Bacade the picture at Loew Capitol the thing
your nervous PITCH Of decomposition chamber
not yet steeled sitting these
between Mongoan bandits Alice
Evening star., 1939-12-16

Mountain dude ranch, and there's
an account of some Unusual Oc-
cupations" and . report Of Donald
Ducks adventures on 'Donald's
Lucky Day." H. M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Series To Be
Concluded
Janis Todd tissee 70 Sivs
Les, Of 7. W. c. A. eocs
T.ss Monday

Concluding the series al
three hook talks sponsored
tbs fail By the Y. ". {. A.,
yuniA Todd liallen all h
presented Monday morning in
MeysrhAeuser hall in whs, ID
promised 10 be the best book
tax in the series. Each per.
son in attendance will reoeivs
q book list with a brief COM
ment by Mrs. Hallen on all the
books Of the fall season.
Mrs. HAllen viii review '"rns
DANUBE by Emil Lengyel. which
deals with the history. legends
politics. personalities and desti.
mes Of the most important river
a the world today; Atoms ir
Action" by George Russell Har'
rison. q story OF mans conquest
az the physical world; Miss Susie
slagle's' by Augusta Tucker, 9
novel about medical students. thu
boarding house In which they live
and It's owner.
Those who do not have a sea
son ticket may secure single sd-
missions al the door. The pro-
gram win begin promptly a,
10.45 a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Sorority to Hear
Or Hawaii

Happy experiences enjoyed
by three members of ri Omi-
cron sorority on their recent
vacation trip TO Hawaii will
be shared with other men,
bers Of the group at a party
Friday evening at 3 o'clock
at the Woman's clubhouse. 426
Broadway.
Miss Kathleen Green. Miss Marie
Humes and Mrs. Ollie Diess, who
have just recently returned from
month in Honolulu. will show
the motion pictures they took dur
ing their trip and are also planning
10 present some Of the native
dances which they learned during
their stay on the islands.
The decorations and refresh
ments viii carry out the Hawaiian
motif and Miss Pearl Totland.
chairman Of the party, and her
committee are planning all the de-
tails 20 that those attending the
party will feel that Hawaii has
been brought TO them In reality as
well as in pictures.
Members of the sorority who
have been asked TO assist Miss Tot
land are Mesdames Diess and A. l..
Dreger, and the Misses Alice
Mosolf, Helen Olson and Marie
Humes.
Reservations are being taken by
the sorority secretary, Miss signe
Bennett, at Main 1894.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
.Hsyloh Theme
For Dsnce

Cornssalks and pumpkins
~ili b. stored in The hsyloft
into which the Pacific I4ath-
srsn coliess gymnasium win
10 converted ~ . rendezvous
for members Of the college
faculty and student body FRI
day evening. ~ announced by
vcrniiy Spooner. president At
the Women's Athletic associn-
ton,
In charge of the decorations
are MarellA Frederieks. Elsis
Cunderson, Florence Hauge
and Edith Christensen.
dussts viii be received II ihs
door by Nina Anderson, Grace Han.
500. Esther watnsy, Margaret
Hssgem and Gladys schmsndt.
The program. undsr the dirse.
tion of Mabel Hcott and Caroi
Hawk. viii oonsist 81 vocal snlos
by Robert svsrs and Gloria Rum
mer. Jackie Ducharms. = Lincoln
high zhool student. will tap dance.
Accordion music will b. funishsd
ty Edith 0ustsfson Msmbsrs NJ
ths p. L. c. mails quartet. Harmon
Van aiyks. TorEer Ice. Philip Mr.
by and Lyle Jacobson. viii sink.
Following the program, games
win be organised by Ignore Jahl-
strom. Ann Pyfer. Doris Nesvig
and Ruth Denstson. Marjorie Mel
son. Sally 10 stacy and Martha
simonsen are In charge Of refresh
ments. cider and douKhnuts, Fay.
ors have been selecisd by Afiss
Rutila. Evelyn Knibbe and FLOR
ence PflneEer.
In charge Of advertising are
Niles Davis and Ines Nelson. The
cleanup COMMITTEES consists Of Ls-
more Huntington. Patricia Brottsm.
Esther severtssn. Mary Ann Lsque.
Esther simonson. Audrey Bronss
and Marjorie Glenn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Yseht Club Ladies
nsn Dridqs Tee

TIE Ladies AUXILIARY az th<
Tacoma Yaeat club 10 entertaining
No I q; the clubhouse ., a hritgs
tee PAYERS viii ss given fos
esrts which ~lll b. In play from
ore until three O'Clock. vim . tea
hour following Mrs MARKS has
asked Mrs T y werthingion.
Mrs. y. J. Ryhin. Mrs r. c Boar-
don and Mrs. Thomas Msirs 10
pour.
Many are the reservations al
ready received for the affair, Those
planning 10 attend are asked 20
call the chairman Of CA io3s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Alohsns To See Msrionettes
On Monday Afternoon


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
G LII BIS

wAshingsoa Psekep empssyes
Of Summer and Puysllup Sill
hold their annual dance In the
old mill. 30. Hill. puyalIup Sat.
urday evening. Families and
friends also invited.
University Piac~ PIT. a. study
club will meet Friday for potluut
luncheon NJ the home Of Mrs
Mark Bryant.
ladies' auxiliary, Nus Drivers
turkey party In dining room Of
Pythian temple at . .. m. Friday
Friends invited.
Ladies AID. Bethlehem La
theran church, annual fish pud.
ding dinner from $50 until In
the church parlors. Harrison and
East @ sts.
Lincoln Social club guest day
Friday at the Broadmoor. 43i
Broadway. at 1915. Bridge and
500. Mrs. Chris Jorgersen. chair
man.
olympic Rebckah lodge regular
business meeting at 8 p. m. Fri.
day at the Odd Fellows temple,
9Th and Tacoma ave. Officers
drill will follow.
Ladies' Aid. 81. Paurs Danish
Lutheran church. harvest festival
In the church parlors at . p. m
Friday. Motion pictures. games,
refreshments.
Women's auxiliary, Townsend
club No. 4. dinner and bazaar al
$50 p. m. Friday at clubhouse, SD
and Yakima ave.
Olivet Lutheran league monthly
meeting 5 p. m. Friday. Program
and refreshments.
Ladies' Aid, Manitou church, an
nual Halloween festival Friday
evening In the church Dinner
from 5 to 7 p. m. Program,
booths, fish pond.
Bethany Epwortb league party
Friday evening. Fayors for cos
tunes best representing popular
songs. In church parlors at 1880.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Altar Society TO
Give Benefit

The Altar society OF St Rita's
church are entertaining with q
benefit card party Friday evening
IN the social hall Of the church.
So. 14th and Ainsworth. Mrs. NJ.
Peep, president of the group, has
named Mrs. Frank Balsano gen.
sral chairman. Cards will be in
play starting at s o'clock. Those
assisting Mrs. Belsano are Mrs.
Albert Greco. Mrs. Robert Coiom-
bini, Mrs. Anthony Dedanato, Mrs.
T. Fermo, and Misses Rose and
Alkaline Faraco. Reservations may
be made by calling Mrs. Bslsano,
Broadway 1912, or Mrs. Greco,
Main 979s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Thrss-Act Satire 10 be
Presented

or interest 10 all supporters OF
amateur drama should be this
week lends production OF Bring
ing Up Mother" a thrse-act satire
on attempts by wealthy Americans
to gain English title-holding hus-
bands. In producing the play at
Epworth Methodist church Friday
and Saturday evenings. the Ep-
worth Players launch into their
seventh consecutive season Of
drama.
Dean Tuell. director, has named
the following production staff TO
assist in staging the play; Ralph
Goettling. stage manager and cleo
trician: Betty Dexter, properties;
Jack Tusll. tickets. Dean Tusli,
makeup: Alta p. Hawk, cos
TUNES; Fred e. stockbridge. pub
licity.
Women's auxiliary, Talmu d
Torah synagogue. will hold
rummage sale Monday and Tues
day at 1913 Pacific ave. Commit
tee includes Mrs. Morris Warwick,
Mrs. David KIegman and Mrs.
Thomas Goddard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Cedar Assembly TO Entertain

Cedar assembly, Order Of Rain
bow for Girls. will hold its frat
initiation under the new officers
Saturday evening at s o'clock, and
will be followed with dancing and
refreshments.
Those to be initiated are Betty
Otto. Shirley kirkham, Marie Far
rier. Shirley Freisheim, and Pa
tricia Russell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Business College TO Dance

Ghosts and COLLINS viii be In
evidence a few days early this
year to share in the Beutel Bust
ness College Halloween party FRI
day evening. All present and form
err students are invited TO attend
the affair for which Miss Helen
Reichling and Otto Schenck are
co-chairman. The program will be-
gin at 7:30 o'clock with games
refreshments and dancing follow
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Tshoms Club 10 Meet
With Mrs. Guv KeIIv

Mrs Guy Kelly win be hosses,
TO Tahoma club members when
they meet Monday afternoon ni
her home at t24 No. c st for n ]
o'clock luncheon. Mrs. r. d Nash
viii read a paper on The Maya
Aztec and Toltec Indians. and q
general discussion viii follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Assembly TO Initiate

White Clover assembly. Order OF
Rainbow for Girls, will hold initia-
ton ceremonies for two candidates
Friday evening at s o'clock In the
South Tacoma Masonic hall. The
meeting will be presided over by
Miss Adeline Gordon, worthy ad-
wiser, and Mrs. Guy Gordon, mother
adviser. A program and refresh
ments viii follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Willard PIT. A.
Plans Carnival

Willard PIT. A. viii hold It's an
nual Halloween carnival at
o'clock Friday evening. Special
features of the evening will be a
program by the Radford players,
a hobby show and a costume pa
rade by the children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Plans Carnival and Bazaar

A Halloween carnival and baxaar
will be held at o'clock Saturday
evening In the South Taeoms Ma
sonic hall under the auspices of
White Clover chapter, o. Il. s.
Plans are completed and various
booths are being constructed to
amuse both young and old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Booths TO Sponsor Dance

There will be a card party and
dance sponsored by the East, West
and South candy and kitchen
booths of the coming St Ann s
bazaar Friday evening at 7:3o
o'clock at the parish hall. Cards
will begin at 7:30, with favors to
be given for high scores. Refresh
ments and dancing will follow.
The hall viii be decorated in the
Halloween motif. Those In charge
are Mesdames George LaRock,
Frank Tascher, Peter Gaffakin,
August Kerrigan, Albert Benson,
Frank Neumann, and ladies be-
longing to the various booths. The
public is cordially invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Sunday School TO
Have Psrfy

The annual Halloween party to
be given by Unity Temple Sunday
School for members and their
friends, will be at o'clock Friday
evening at the Temple. Prizes are
to be awarded for the most at
trsctiye and original Halloween
costumes. Games will be played
and refreshments served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
Ivy Chapter Plans

Ivy Chapter. o. E. y, Will hold
its regular meeting Friday eve
ming In tho Masonic hall at Fern
Hin with Mrs. Alfred Hodges and
Mr.. Herbert Ford presiding. Fol-
lowing thu meeting a Halloween
surprise Will be the entertainment.
Refreshments will be served In the
dining room by Mrs. Carl ostlund
and her committee. Mesdames M.
Conright. Ralph Moyles. d. Lahey
and r. c. Thornberg. All Eastern
Stars are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28

The Young Peoples Luthsr
League Of Central Lutheran church
will meet Friday evening at .
o'clock for its annual Halloween
party In the church pariors. An
entertaining program has been
planned with Harold Paulsen,
league president, as chairman. II
will be q costume party and all
young people Of the church and
friends are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-28
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men IN Reosn ~
In tire sfssFne~e sessscns, Mfs.
sohn c. Lsmoe ~Ell ps~sads "
Rsssa II 81 the rsseehcei se<saen.
Mrs. Arthur Hansen. sn the saas.
tarium. grade. ard Ms ~ ..
NIGEL. IN r~csa ~. junlns ara
senior high. Mrs. Lee Carter. PRO.
gram chairman fns The hlxh see~
,snn. ~iil present a rouna table
discussion on membership. maya
zine. and ways ard means ire
nursery sali he open
FRIDAY
Oakland PIT. 4. - giving . e.r-
nlvsi Friday 81 . I'm IN the
school. On the program wsil be an
amateur show and several ~
Reiths oehris' pspils ~fii dance.
Mira. Frank PIN u general chair
man. assisted BY Mssdsmes Russell
Anderson. Ray Coolidge, Jack Cook
and Roy Sweet.
TUESDAY
Jason Leo Junior high PIT. a.
meets Tuesday I'll 7i5o p. m. In the
Music room with Mrs. nsrv~y Ray.
nolds presldlng Roosevelt Raster.
director OF Curriculum Improve
ment of Tacoma Public scbocls,
viii speak on Improving instrsic-
ton" There will he time allowed
for discussion.
Oakland Preseboel will entertain
from $50 To $50 the parents and
children OF the association with .
Halloween party At tho home Of
Mr.. and Mira Carl Forsberg. 33l5
SO. Proctor st. II viii be = COS.
tune party with a bonfire where .
treat VIII be served out-of-doors.
sherman PIT. A.. Tuesday. 100
p. m. In kindergarten room. Mrs.
Ajax candoo presiding. Mrs. A. J.
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