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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-13
PROPOSALS.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. OFFICE OF
the Director National Geological Park:
Washington. C. Sept Z, 1899. Sealed
proposals Will be received al this office until
3 O'Clock m, Sept. Is. 1879. and then
mateiv Il 600 lbs Of beef monthly for feed
ing 10 animals during the three month
nerlnd Oct 70 Deer m Der I'll. | 4Hl
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE,

SANDY SPRING NEIGHBoRHooD, CO.
| lumbia pike. farm with charming old
| house. barns, etc. Stream. No agents, no
| trades BOX 1T4-J Star
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CAPITOL HILL.

S5.150--Just off East Capitol St, with
IN walking distance of FolRer Library.
Capitol and Supreme Court 3-story and
CELLAR brick. 6 rms bath. covered front
porch: h.-w.h. Toll burner. screens
weather-stripped awnings: lear garage.
A real opportunity. Low priced. Evenings
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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COZY BUNGALOW
$3.50.
Four Bedrooms.
Near Chew Chase Circle

Near CHEVY Chase Circle.
Located on a prominent ave- within 3
blocks of Chevy Chase Circle on the District
side. II is also bnt a moments walk from
the Blessed Sacrament Church and pa
rochial school and convenient to the
Lafayette public school and recrea tional
center. Detached, well proportioned
rooms, 4 separate bedrooms, modern tile
path with bnilt-in tub and shower. living
room with fireplace. modern kitchen with
electric refrigera tor, large pantry, covered
porch, OIL HEAT. Built-in garage. Large
and attractivelv landscaped lot. THOS. j.
FISHER & CO. DIST $3.50 OR EVENINGS
CALL MIR. MATTHEW'S. NORTH 4134
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INSPECT TO-DAY
LEGATION ST N w

If YOU are interested in the o!der-type
nome with lots of room, spacious porcheS
beautiful grounds. inspect this The mo-
ment you enter you are impressed with Tho
charm. splendid construction baths
on neat: one Of the most convenient loca-
tons IN Chevy Chase
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

oNE-sTORY BRICK STORE. 3-RM. AND
b. apt. rear: leased TO 1913, S55 mo. Price.
$500. Natl. $3.50.
End ST Sc. OVERLOOKING UNION
Station. rms, bath. good repair. Same
tenant past 10 years. Rent. 5000
E. M AIKEN, INC,
500 H NV. Natl 1856: Ewes. Mich. 1857.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S6.s50-Brick two-family nat. three rooms
and bath in each apt, separate hot.
water heating plants; white tenants
rent $3.50 year.
S15,250-Store and four-room and bath
apt, near 14th and Park rd.; limestone
'front.' hot-water heat store leased to
chain company; rental Sl,74O vi an
'0'S'S SHANNON On & LucHs Co.
1905 H ST. NV. Natl. 2345.
RENT, SIO7 .50-PRICE, $1,000.
Near Capitol-Brick building containing
3sapts. with 2 Arcola furnaces. renting for
$50 so per month. Also adjoining brick
warehouse containing over 1000 so IT. OF
floor space and only renting for S25 per
month, Kindly answer this ad in person.
T. j. LANE, Jr.,
73O Woodward Bldg Natl. 943s.
s5,50O-NEW 2-FAMILY APT.
Separate hwh haTdwood hoo R.rt. ie-
r. NJ. AIKEN. INC
800 H NV, Natl. 1856; Ewes. Mich. 6so7.
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BRADLEY WOODS

The. newest home development in or
ing ground with beautiful large trees All
improvements in and paid for, including
gas, electricity and sewer A few choice
acres. Sensibly restricted Select yoIr
site and We will build TO suit your indi-
vidual requirements and aid you In fnsnc-
TO take you there
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SALE OR TRADE
r, b., INV h.. b.r.; near Grant
Circle.
4 25-ft. waterfront lots. nice beach.
7-r. semi-det., new; clubr., auto. heat,
8 r, , b., h.-w.h, gas. hdw. f.; modern.
Ss,45O
5r., b.. new; gas, INV h. hdw f.: IS $50.
r, b.. Gear gar: INV h.. oil; 50 $50
For information, call Mr.. Lynch, Ra
1912. or
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AUCTION SALES.
THOs. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERS.
l43I Eye St NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY PREMISES

1905 18th ST. NORTHWEST,
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1886. folio 3y1, e.
seq, of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee
Will sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises, on TUESDAY. THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AID. 1889. AT
lowing described land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia, and designated
a. and being lot 81 in George w. Hopkins
and others subdivision of lots in square
Ill as per plat recorded in the office OF
the surveyor for the District of Columbia
in Liber : H. K at folio 313.
Terms of sale. One-thlrd OF the pur-
chase-money TO be paid in cash, balance
in two equai Installments payable in one
and two years, with interest at per
centum per annum. payable semi annually.
from day of sale. secured by first deed OF
trust upon the property sold, or all cash,
al the option OF the purchaser, deposit
of $500 90 will be required al time Of sale.
All convGyanclng, recording, revenue
stamps etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within 80 DAYS
from day OF sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property
al the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser,
after five days advertisement Of sucn
resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. D. c.
SAM [, A DRUPY.
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sAML A DRURY,
ADAM A. WEscHLER & son, AuctioneeTS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
MACHINERY. PIANO. SAFE, ETC, BY

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS:
MACHINERY. PIANO SAFE, ETC, BY
AUCTION FOR STORAGE CHARGES.
The Ho fENr ffFf 6zY gE oP es q
coMMENC1NG At NINE O'CLOCK AM
and continuinc each Friday and Tuesday
thereafter until all is sold, We will sell by
public auction, at Weschler's al5 E ST.
and or other charges, goods stored with US
Ashe stG G. A. Barker. Mrs. f. c Bihlman.
Mike Bliziotis. Mrs. NJ. NICK. Brooke. Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Brown. either or the sur
Christian, Robert E. Clawson, George, P.
Coolidge. J. w, Cork. W. D. Davidge Jess
L. Davis, Ernest B. Dickerson, Mrs. David
Dickson, K. 4. DouglaS. Al Dutkoyitz, S. D:
survivor; P A: Foster, D. E. Fox. Mrs, A.
Frank, NJ. K. Gillian. Sergt. VIM. D. Has
lip. Geo. Halecos. c. w R. Hartman, Mrs.
6. Hecht. c. G; Heinig, Mrs; c. Hender-
Charles B. Jarvis, Mr.; and Mrs Gerald
NJ johnson. either or the survivor; Samuel
A. King, L. LaForge, W. c. Landlord.
T. NJ R Lawrence /, Hymie Lazarus August
Martin, Cornelia A. Morris, c, j., Owens,
ST.. Mrs. B. W, Parkins, Miss NJ. NJ. Par
sons. Progressive Table Top Co, Miss T.
Scanlon, Mrs, Emma r: Simpson. Mrs r.
Young Sinsobaugh and James A, Slnso-
Sisco, Mrs, Eugene Smith, J S. starner.
Mrs Richie Stone. E A Sweeney Mr..
Shannan o. Thomas OF Mrs. Fannie Thomas
or Miss Ruth Sylvia Thomas, either or the
survivor; Rose Vlckers, Mrs. R. J. Walker:
Wilson Mrs Edward S White, c r White.
Parties in interest please take notice.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER
q STORAGE COMPANY.
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(Continued.)

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Price only SS.950 terms. Beautiful semi
detached brick home, rooms tile bath, 3
porcheS, built-in garage; automatic heat:
nnlShed attic. Phone F. M PRATT CO.
National S6S2; evenings, Columbia 5"Si.
OPEN PM. TO $40 PM
1908 East Capitol st-Beautlful a-r.
and 2-bath brick, new Oil heat, complete
ly redecorated with painstaking care, new
hardwood floors, new Venetian blinds,
modernized kitchen. etc. Free and clear.
Good terms E. A CARNEY towner). Dist
45US. Eve and Sun Geo $500
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oIn 81. Realtor. MAUI. O153.
WHY PAY RENT

When you can buy new 6-room all
modern Improvement home for $3.50;
S,3u cash $40 monthly No renewal.
SAMPLE. 431 10Th st. ne
Bullder-LOUIS H HALL-ReaItnr
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OFFICES WANTED

WANTED ~ REPUTABLE CONCERN.
1 small private furnished office in suite OF
/ Offices Share stenoRraphc and secretarial
expense. Call FRED s. CRESSWELL Rep.
I 1901. If not in leave message with
| nneratnr
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW Def $40 80 MO

: 1NIV, LIT :, VUN.OU N1O.,
Ipciudes 41aG interest. principal, taxes
and insurance. Modern, all-brick bunga-
lows full easements. air conditioned, side
porches
DRIVE OUT New Hampshire ave. half
mile past District line to Ray rd., turn left
Nv SAMPLE OPEN 5 TO SPIN.
SMITH a. GOTTLIEB, INC, Shep 5154.
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Just COMPLETED: modern detached brIck
CHARMING and different; large rooms, =
t tn baths recreation room air-condi-
We believe this home is uneolialed for The
price Inspect and be convinced Open
Iooay 1896 Chevy Chase blvd. Md Our
WIS ave 10 Chevy Chase blvd, west .
oIocks TO house. OWNER BUILDER Office
National $3.50 or wis 5IS0
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NEAR 4th AND R. L NE

~, An opportunity 20 get a real bargain
This home is in AL condition, having been
thoroughly reconditioned, Contains 6-fooms
and bath and nclosed rear porches, and
1reolace; large front porch; pine-paneed
heat; detacbed pa aetolia p gas not-Wa,eI
IN this house. Only S6,250. on terms. Cali
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS NEAR NATIONAL
Cathedral New detached center-hall
Colonial brick; Living room iS&2 49,; 2
dows Den and lavatory. Modern kitchen,
buffers pantry On the second there are
lovely bedrooms: . baths. Finished
attic, air conditioned. Gear garage. THONE
N1KKELSON & SON, owners. Woodley
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ing Rock Greek Park-Owner leaving city,
saws Sell practically new center-hall home.
: lovely rooms, including den and Law, :
baths recreation room: unusual Offering:
REALTY ASSOCIATES, Natl 143S until
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NEAR WOODBRIDGE

6~room brick, ] year old, party leaving
guy SL!0u: 500 cash, $50 50 month
II. c. MAYNOR, "3l4 Rhode Island ave.
ne, North 1898
CHASE S1nasn
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WHY DELAY BEYOND TODAY REG;
/ architect builder. over 30 yrs exp, will
advise Won freely on your bldg. problem.
I See MR. TEPPER. Sl4 18th ST. Ma. l9l !.
nlnn Omen I'll
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BUYERS. ATTENTION!
COlored-Better Class.

NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
Large all-brick home rooms new bath.
stores and trans. Shown by appointment.
CALL MR. KITE DI l312
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American Security & Trust Co.,
18th and w Nall ALE

Very desirable detached corner home 6
rooms and bath. oil heat, garage. In ex-
ce!lent condition Rental, $3.50
BOSS & PHELPS.
141I K NV. Natl $500
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STORES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE CORNER STORE, CHEAP
rent: suitable for all business Ii 932s
30 l4th st. Sc.
1888 18th ST NW-LARGE. MODERN
store on 25-ft. frontage. with or without
double brick garage and large storeroom
above. Phone Adams 1928 15'
Ideal. SMALL STORES PRICED REA-
sonably: 22nd and SITS NV Apply to
MIR. THOMPSON. 2152 P st NV.
CORNER STORE, . FLOORS ABOVE AND
basement, 18th and H SITS. NV. Suitable
Tor any type of business. p. j. WALSHE.
INC. 1107 Eye Nv. Natl. 646S.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-LARGE
attrac.. redecorated store. room in rear.
any kind of business. Adams 1882.
LARGE STORE ON CONN AVE, NEAR
Wardman Park Hotel Excellent location
Tor women'S or chlldren's wear Heat fur
nished; reasonable rent Call Mr. Marshall
BOSS PHELPS
1417 K ST National o3Oo
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NEW HOMES.
$500 CASH
NEVER REFORE

Have We ever had the pleasure of offering
SO much house for so little money Brand
new, aI-pr1Ck nome, containing q very
large rooms complete bath with shower,
wooq- burning fireplace, large lot oil air
Gonditloned heat and built-in garage
Beautiful Northwest CHEVY CHASE loca
tIon. Less, than 3 blocks from all convnn-
fences and priced less than 50 600 One
o. toGav's outstanding values See 1t today,
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER
& STORAGE COMPANY
ADAM A. WEscHLER & son, AuctioneeTs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF OFFICE EQUIPMENT.
Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court of the United States for the District
of Columbia in equity cause No. 1891 :,
the understand trustees will sell by public
a s,g I,II at WHeSchler,s 2I5 E s. NV on
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM. Lightning
e. E check writer No. 2OoT411; L. C.
Burroughs adding machine No 9A54Ols: 8
metal file cases. secretary desk and chair.
Terms: Cash.
w PARKER ZONES
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New. Detached, All-Brick Home
Large living room with bay window. open
fireplace and paneled walls, nice dining
room an' kitchen, large breakfast room
unusually large bedrooms concrete side
porch loo ted N lovely community Call
Mr. REAVlS Dist. 300. After 6 pm,
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AVAILABLE NOW.

cleo :" r e,de 'N'''' $4,000
23s 9th net rms. bath, h.-w.h.,
gas, cleo, ear.; redec. oU.OO
esf. o'i new !" refs: perfect cond. 1850
eo srr Ease S for J families SI''' N' $500
Renovated &c aie '"ls.' A''''' e'''' $500
69ls 9Th st. n.w,---l0 rms. baths,
det., oil gar, cleo. refg,, h. W. h., $3.50
oo deti MG aar elec. refs. ms ~ $500
Chevy Chase, Md r, bath; det., IN
oil heat, gar; fine neighborhood eo.oo
coz det Wni 5-e eaT. refs t.A''' '' $500
1402 Varnum n.w,--S +. b., -det; oo al
b-i. gar. refs: dr.. 5 oic IN basel 5000
L. T. GRAVATTE,
900 1stb G. wv ReaItor MA o I;)3
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TO SETTLE ESTATE

So, 500-20-ft. Colonial brick, in fine con-
dition, on beautiful avenue in near NV.
location; oil heat: 3 porcheS. garage Big
baraain for home or investment Call Mr..
Mannakee, Randolph 1888
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
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NEW HOUSE.

Near 14th and Rutenhouse SITS n W;
fully detached, Is rooms, :! baths. recres-
ton room air conditioned rental. SlOo.
BRADLEY, BEALL e. HOWARD, INC,
Natl OIL Southern Bldg.
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$12,500.
New Colonial Brick.
7 ROOmS-2 BathS-ChevV Chase

We consider this particular Offering to
represent the utmost in value in new,
center-hall brick residence, plus conven-
fence and deSirabity of location. The ex-
terror is especially attractive and the in
terror is practical as well comfortable
IN plan. There is a lovely living room with
fireplace, first floor library and lavatory:
beautifully equipped kitchen, large covered
porch which can be enjoyed in complete
privacy 3 excellent bedrooms, , tile baths.
Every up-to-date convenience, including
automatic heat and built-in garage. 1t is a
of 1872 #. THOS j. FISHER & COMPANY,
INC, DI $3.50. OR EVENINGS CALL MR..
MATTHEW'S NORTH ARA
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE. MD.
LOCATED NEAR THE SITE OF THE
NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL.

An attractive modern brick house, on
large fenced-in Tot, well-arranged rms,
with bedroom. bath on first floor: recrea-
ton rm.. automatic heat. large 2-car gar /;
priced 10 sell quickly at S10,45O
WAGGAMAN- REALTY CORP
1900 Eye ST NV Met 1850
Evening star., 1939-09-02
Speedway
At the Met.
Thrills
Made Belieyable
By Pat O'Brien,
Gale Page

Pat O'Brien and Gale Page look
and act like people who might be
people instead of fiat actors on
silver screen and that is a great
help to indianapolis Speedway.
the new picture at the Metropolitan.
Ihey, with the help of Ann Sheri-
dan, John Payne and Frank Nc
Hugh, make the tale believable and
enjoyable enough, even though it
may not be exactly unfamiliar
There's excitement. too, provided by
racing cars pounding everything
from dirt tracks to the-you'd never
guess-lndianapolis speedway.
indianapolis Speedway" is the
story OF a pair Of brothers, one a
famed race driver. the other the kid
who should 60 to college but who
has the smell of speed in his system.
And there are two girls. one the
love OF the elder brother, the other
the lass he is sure will be bad med
lclne for the kid This. of course. is
an opinion he shares with himself
because she is Miss Sheridan, but
that is depressing.
The trouble is that he does not
keep the opinion to himself and that
gets him into difficulties. Then he
sees pal. trying to separate him
from his brother in grudge race,
Killed and goes on the road down
ward, while the kid brother starts up
toward indianapolis.
rs all obvious. of course. but it's
still good when Miss Page and Mr..
O'Brlen are making you believe it.
It's good when Miss Sheridan is in
view. 100. H. NJ
Evening star., 1939-09-02
New York Is Seen
At the Irans.Lux

The New York even New Workers.
seldom see is laid out before you at
the TransLux this week, the fea-
tured short being the latest March
of Time. 'Metropolis-l939." Based
on that New York number of For
tune. metropolis" examines every
aspect of the worlds largest CITY,
from Hell's Kitchen to Harlem It's
one of the best recently of the March
of Time chapters.
You don't need to be told now,
Of course, what high lights the news
portion of the program. It's mobil-
ization. in Germany. in Poland, in
Russia and even up in Canada. Re-
lated closely. are the OBTAINING of
foreign ships in New York, the ar
rival of a new British Ambassador,
United States airplane plants rush.
ing completion of planes for foreign
buyers and sundry other items. The
local scene includes the SQualus
salvage. a mass flight to Alaska, 4
test hop of Howard Hughes new
stratoliner, the usual beauty contest,
raft of sports events and Lew
Lehr's opinion of jitterbugs.
The other shorts are "Donald's
Penguin" and Big Fish," q sport
reel. H. M.
Evening star., 1939-09-02

Of being different.
There has been some revision of
the original Odets in this vehicle
for Barbara Stanwyck, Adolphe
Menjou and young William Holden,
but not enough TO leave his followers
asking Odets where is thy sting
1t still is the tense biography Of
wilful kid who broke his artists
heart and artists hands by becom-
ing prize fighter despite Natures
intention that he should be a great
violinist. 1t is not the sort of ma
terial with which the movies usually
deal and the sincerity and potency
with which they have dealt with
its merits more than casual at
tention.
Golden Boy" introduces a new
and highly promising youngster to
the screen in Holden. He is a lad
who not only looks like an artist
middleweight, but one capable of
getting the idea that there is
considerable conflict in youth
with such contrasting gifts.
The stage show, which has been
put together to supplement the pic
ture, is standard combination
which those increasingly unre-
strained Roxyettes steal with what
amounts to abandon. They coulc
have stolen it from an even more
able group of speciality people.
Golden Boy" which sounds as if
it might have something to do with
glamour, hasn't. Its hero is the
sensitive, artistic. youngest son of an
Italian family. His love is the violin
until it switches to money, thence to
prize fighting and its attendant fea-
lures of brutality. shady promoters,
racketeers. and a girl who calls her
self Just dame from Newark" but
who really is much better than that.
Between the odd lot of associates
and his odder determination to be-
come middleweight champion, the
kid gets some violent mental shocks.
That description of his fate, how
ever, is not designed to indicate that
Golden Boy" is stately treats
on psychiatry. On the contrary. it
is one of the fastest moving narra-
tives since Jimmy Cagney was last
in town. The character of Joe Bon
aparte, it might be said is very
much like those taut ones Cagney
usually plays but the locale and idea
are decidedly different.
Among the changes in the adapta-
ton of the Broadway success there
have been many designed to height
Evening star., 1939-09-02
State to Be Closed
For Remodelina

The State Theater in Bethesda
will close Tuesday for the final
step of its $35 900 modernization
program started last month. Al
though much of the work has
already been completed. the extent
OF the alterations necessitates inter-
ruption of performances for a few
days. Included in the improve
ments are the insta allation of air
condltlonlng. new upholstered seats
ana complete redecoration ir mod
ern design. A new unit OF the
building has been constructed to
house new lounges and rest rooms
During the period the theatnr is
closed a new facade and marquee
VIII be put in place. The stage is
also being enlarged to permit the
presentation of stage shows. There
Will be new carpets and furnish
lngs throughout the house.
The theater is planning to reopen
about September IS, renamed the
Hiser.
Evening star., 1939-09-02
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Capitol-"Lady of the Tropics,
love drama with Hedy Lamar and
Robert Taylor: II am. lao. 4:25
7:10, 9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1910
1925, 6:l0 and 8.55 pm.
Earle - Golden Boy emotional
conflict and a prize fighter: $50
am, II. 2:30. sos, 7:35 and 1910
pm. Stage shows: 11:l5 am, lis,
4:20, SIS and 9:25 pm.
Palace-"The Wizard of o." movie
version of Baums famous book
1890 am, 12:40, 2:55, sos, 7:2O and
9:35 pm.
Keith's-"In Name Only" with
Carole Lombard, Cary Grant and
Kay Francis: 11:15 am, 1:20, 1925
$50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Columbia-"Stanley and Living
stone" with Spencer Tracy and Sir
Cedric Hardwicke in the title roles
IL am, l, $40, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:45
pm.
Metropolis itan - Indianapolis
Speedway" men in racing cars: IL
am, los, 3:l5, $40, 7:30 and s:40
pm.
Little-"Stolen Life" Elisabeth
Bergner at her best: IL am, 12:40
2::30, 4:l0, 6. 7:45 and 9:45 pm
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Open -Air-"Dead End" drama OF
New York's water front: 7:55 and
10:30 pm.
IN THE COUNTRY:
Olney Rebound" comedy hit
with Mary Brian: $40 pm.
Cross Roads-"Post Road" COM
edy about spinster and a kidnap-
ing: $40 pm.
Roadside-"The Still Alarm" COM
edy melodrama about a brave fire
laddie: $40 pm.