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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
Brian Donlevy and Lynn
Bari In "Sharpshooters
Pnly Ton,Er June Storey and BIO Boy" G~in WiIGsm,
Among Those Who tnHsen Comedy OF Nilbak
Mountain Life; Thrills in "Shsfpshooteu"

The Weaver Brothers and Eviry. stars Of the Republic
Picture Down Arkansas opening to-day az the Riviera
hcaier have been the stage team for q years.
Their Arkansas Traveller act famous from Canada 10
Mckee al over the United States,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
MONSTER" At
LARGE AGAIN
"Son of Frankenstcin'
New Feature Attrac.
ton at the Roxy

Lightning flashed, and fcrawnNs
lcaflcRs trees formed strange 81.
houcttcs aka.ns, the bleak cpuns
frNsidc a. The sen II Franken-
stein peered from the window q
the train which WAS carrying him
10 the old haunts Of rs father.
once inside the ancestral castle
things beEan Go happen 10 true
Frankenstein fashion and Roxy
ushcrs dressed ia the uniforms 81
nurses snd an ambulance parked
IN the outer lobby Of The theassf
certainly didn't have = very sooth-
inE effect On the weii-flllcd house
which saW the first Performance
Of a production guaranteed 10
step up the blood pressure, induce
mild case ~ ptiers, give IN.
somnia = pat on the hack. and adi
new meaning 60 that well-known
phrase. let up and light up a
Camel
The cast Of this Marian master
piece IL an imposing ane. what
with Basil RAthhone. noris kar.
loft. Bels Lugosi. Lionel Atwell
and Josephine Hutchinson hopping
from cohweh 90 cobweh and the
whole world cnveloped IN an erfte
twilight which reminds one that
the end Of the world may not be
far away
The son ~ Frankenstein" II
Intended fer tho thrill seekers
who are looking for trouble and
will be disappointed II {, doean't
matcfialize For those with a
FERDINAND. complex well.
they had better read this review
second time.
Ills Exciting Night" the other
new feature ~ the llamriek
house sounds Hike some more Of
the same. but when Wo tell You
that Charles Rugglos carries the
lead role and that Make Rosen'
bloom and Stcpin fetchit tas
along close behind. you will At once
realize that II serves as an anti
dotc for the Rathhone nightmare
II Is typical Rusgles story.
bit slow on the getaway, hn
finishing in true "Seahlscuit" style
My good friend Regis roome,
+ has quite a part In this production
And now for kindly suggestion
+ Time your visit 10 the Roxy so yot
will ser The son Of F'rankenatein'
first with little playboy RuRalei
as = chaser 49,, thus Ynu viii avoid
bad case Of silver screen hang
over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

traction for the current season
The Duke OF West Point. which
opens today at the Music Box the
alter for its premiere showing
Headed by a cast which includes
Louis Hayward Joan Fontaine
Richard Carlson. Tom Brown and
Alan Curtis. this romantic drama
tells the story Of young cadets who
enter different and difficult
world when they become plebes al
West Point Recording their ups
and-downs. their personal human
dramas. their prides and pre- 1u-
dices. their hopes and dreams. the
picture il unreeled against anthem
tic backgrounds which were photo
graphed al West Point by spe-
cial camera crew.
Hailed as the "surprise" picture
OF the year and starring Andrea
Leeds and Joel McCrea in story
which reveals the poignant heart
aches which conflicting ambitions
may bring 10 reckless young love
Universals new dramatic hit
Youth Takes a Fling also starts
its local run today at the Music
Box theater.
As the young Kansas farm boy
who has dreamed for years OF go
ing TO sea, and comes To New York
seeking work on boat, Joel Nc
Crea has his most impressive role
since Wells Fargo" Miss Leeds
in her portrayal OF the romantic
girl who sells wedding gowns and
lives only for the day she herself
will be bride. is called on for the
most versatile performance Of her
career.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

Rack in 1918 they started on =
small town circuit playing through
the middle wet Later they vent
an the ofphrum Circuit. ard ira
xelrd ths entire country leon.
who plays the Arkansas Traveller.
developed the act u playing a.
ordinary sas We plays the entire
melody os liome Sweet ilnmo ny
striking nc saw only fetiF times
In TOWN In Arkansas the IA
nous trio = srrn a. hill bllllrs IN
The mountains ~ Arkansas Their
antics arr said Ia eaase audiences
To say thev arr one " the most
hilarious musicals Il come out ~
Hollywood In many seasons
An excellent supporting cast tn.
eiudes pinky rcmlin. Ralph byrd.
June STOREY. nfriun Churchill.
Zig nay@ Williams. Gertrude
Green. Alan Bridge. Chester Gun.
nols. and many others
goth Ceniury.Fox introduces =
new exciting picture series 10 ths
screen With "sharpshoaters.' the
first adventure IN the film career
81 The Camera nsredesiis. Also
opening today AZ the Riviera
"Sharpshootcrr. a. Inc title I'M
plica. dramAtlscs the exploits II
two devil.may care nswsfeei pho
tographers who chase excitement
round the world and catch up With
IL every time
brian pnnlrvy. Lynn Ban and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

Astronomers az. divided "a Inc
question of whether the planet
Mercury has an atmosphere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
COLLEGIATE NIGHT
AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

Twilight brings anns hrr rnilsrI.
alr dance night program 70 ne
Coliseum under The direction NJ
Joe Thomas with MS Dusrs n
Rhythm supplying the hot ard
perpy tunes ln IRE most ultra
modern swing tempe.
Tomorrow night. regular Cali
SCUM Might. viii find nnr ~ the
mos, lucrative bathroom programs
ever presented In Tsroms FOR
dance faus wha follow the crnwsis
10 the eisys most popular rem
asEvaus
fartysflxe daiiars ~ili b. given
away 10 nlne ~ the lucky patrons
attending tha Saturday night rre.
gram Five dnliaFs cash II each
~ the winners.
A more sliurine ballroom card
has never eenn presented 81 the
remarkably low bargain prices
which lee Thomas offers 10 hIs
COLISEUM patrons
Astronomers are divided "a the
question 81 whether tho pianel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS


BILE MOI - wallace Beerv,
Florence Rice and Robert IhN-
Tor in Stand Tn and Fight.
1870. 40. 335. 5.S5. 7'45'
10 90.
Music BoN-Joan Fontaine
Duke OF West Point 1875.
sos $50 1000: also Andrea
Leeds and Joel MeCrea IN
Youth Takes Fling. - 40
sos. s35
RIVIERA The Weaver Broth
ers and Elvirv IN Down IN
Arkansas. l24o. 305 5 80.
7.55. 10 rs. also Brian Donlevy
and Lynn Bari in sharp
shooters II 80. l.5o, 425.
as. $40
RONN-B sill Rathbone and
Boris Karloff in son OF Frank
enstein." 1850 SO. 9 30.
9 so. also Charlie Ruggles and
Make Rosenbloom in His En-
citing Night" ll:4o. 2:40. $40.
$40
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERIY-The Marx Brothers
and Lucille Ball IN Room
Service +" also John Howard and
Mary Carlisle in Touch down
Army"
COMM >ITY Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers IN Care
free" also Jane Regain and
Colin Tapelv In "Booloo.
KAY sTREET-The Ritz Broth
ers and Richard Arlen IN
fsrfa p1aHa ShnW''f
also Moyita IN Rose OF the
Rio Grande."
PARk-The Dionne 0uintup-
lets and Jean Hersholt In IS OF
Kind" also the Lone Ranger
IN The Missing Spur
PROCToR-The Dlonne ouin-
tuplets and Claire Trevor IN
Five of Kind: also Captain
Wallace Creswell in killers OF
the Sea
KEALART- DICK Purcell and
Mary Brian In NAVY Blues
also The Dionne 0unltuplets
and Jean Hersholt in Five OF
Kind -
REN-Jane Withers and Gloria
stuart IN Keen Smiling also
Richard DIX and Chester MOI
ris in SKY Giant
SHFLI.-Rex. King Of the Wild
Horses IN King OF the Ser
rss": also Enrol Flynn and Joan
Blondell in The Perfect Speoi-
men.
NsET-The Dionne ouin-
tuplets and Jean Hersholt n
Five Of Kind. also Peter
Lore and Rochelle Hudson IN
"nr Motto Takes A Chance
TFNPLE-Shirley Temple and
CHARLES Farrell In Just Around
the Corner" also The Gam binis
in Road Demon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

jitters. They're featured In sharp
shooters" first Of the new 10th
CenturY-FoN action SERIES drama
tizing the exploits of The Camera
DaredeVils," opening today AT the
Riviera theater, along with Down
in ArkansaW."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
The Weaver Brothers and Ery Riviera In Doavn In arkansas
. he Duke OF West Point"
Opens At Music Box 7 oday
Story OF Uncle Sans Famed Military School, Joel
McCrea, Andrea Leeds in Youth lakes Fin"

Capturing the behndthe-Seenes gaiey. sdven-
ture and excitement Of life il lived at the United States
military academy Edward Small has avished his talents Of
showmanshp and entertainment his first major film at
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10
Water Bugs

nESPITE the fact that Sir NAL
~ colin Campbell, British speed
boat king, established new worlds
record of 141.74 miles per hour in
his Bluebird, American inboard
drivers had a successful season of
shattering records for less powerful
boat classes.
An official recapitulation shows
that Jack Cooper, Kansas City
grandfather, chalked up the fastest
speedboat mark in American wa.
tiers with an 87.485 m.p.h. journey
in the 225 hydroplane class. The
record was made in a one-mile time
trial. The oldster also set distance
competitive standard of 66.639.
Chauncey Hamlin Jr., Buffalo,
raised the five-mile record to 66.176.
Zalmon G. Simmons established a
distance record for the Gold Cup, or
12-liter class, of 1924 m.p.h.
The country's two other leading
inboard classes, 1875 and 81, also
saw record breakers. Among the
1876 boats, John L. Hyde of WASH
ington travelled 67.479 for a mile
trial, and 52.173 for the five-mile
competition. Racer Arno APPEL, Vent
nor, N. j., ran the 81 one-mile mark
up to 81 1874 and the five-mile COM
petitive standard up to 48.36l.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10
Speaking of Sports
Season Opens
On Au-America
Grid Selections
By ROBERT McSHANE

FROM Maine to California, from
North Dakota to Texas, publicity
tympanists are beating out the glo-
ries of this years crop of potential
All-America football players.
The publicity department Of any
large college is a high-powered,
smoothly organized affair, and the
choicest grist for its mill is a posi-
BILE All-America candidate. Natur-
ally, that Paul Bunyan of the grid
iron brings beneficial publicity to
his college. Local and state pa.
pers back the drive to see his name
engraved on the roll of honor. Stu
dents grow enthusiastic, alumni
swell with pride and the school
reaps the publicity harvest.
Until 1924 the dictator of ALL
America selections was Walter
Camp, whose findings were featured
by Golfers. Today the picture has
changed. Scores of authorities, both
real and self-designated, claim the
right to name an All-America team.
Since Camps time, however, no
selection is looked upon as official.
SpaIding's Official Football Guide,
the football bible of American COL
leges, does not publish a team
choice.
And there's a good reason for that.
A truly just, representative ALL
America team today verges on the
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

Accent is on undersea fighting in
the present European conflict, and
France, with some of the worlds
finest submarines, is prepared for
whatever may come. Here is a
graphic idea Of the fighting tech
nique of an undersea warship. Up
per left: Brains Of the submarine is
the man at the periscope. He navi-
gates her into firing position. Up
per right: Here's what the navigator
sees. The periscope's crossed lines
spot the target, the 'ladder" gives
him the range. Lower left: The tor
pedo crew slides one Of, the deadly
fish" into its tube. Lower right:
All is set for the order to "fire"!
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

strong Alabama team that re-
moved Fordham from this years
national spotlight. But that Alabama
team went down 81 to 0 when they
met Tennessee.
Last year Cafego's powerful driv-
ing literally ripped open the highly
touted lines Of Alabama, L. S. u,
Vanderbilt, Mississippi and others.
He averaged 6.3 yards per try and
completed Is out of IS passes. On
his wide shoulders rests much of
Tennessee's fame. And they're big
enough to hold All-America honors.
Cafego, though powerful, rugged
youth, weighs only 40 pounds. But
his hackers claim he's ITO pounds
Of Hungarian dynamite.
tReieased By Western Newspaper unioa.D
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10
Sport Shorts

I OUISVILLE set an American as
- sociation record by making 1853
errors this season, one more than
st. Paul in 1886 . Detroit, Mich,
will stage the annual American
Bowling congress on 40 alleys start
ing March z. Six freight cars of
bowling pins, costing $50, 600, have
been ordered Only six times in
world series history has the series
been settled in four straight games.
The Boston Braves did it in 1914,
the Yanks the other five in 1927,
1928, 1882, 1888 and 1899 Man
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

O'War and Sun Bril-
ar are the only thor
oughbreds who have
sired horses that
have won more than
81, 900, 900 Jack
Blackburn, Joe Lou
is tr in er, h a S
earned more in five
years in his present
capacity than he did
in "a years of ring
battling Hank
Reese, veteran GEN.
ter of the Philadel-
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

phia Eagles of the National Foot
ball league, has played the game for
IS years Indiana gridders con-
sumo II gallons of milk at each eve
ming meal Approximately 1,750
alumni have won varsity letters in
all sports at Illinois Johnny
Maltsch, Marquette halfback, bakes
a good cake. During the off season
he works in his fathers bakery in
Milwaukee,.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10
Solid Comfort
In Igloo Fashion

The Mayokoks, only full-blooded
Eskimo family in the United States,
were saved from dangerous 1000
mile journey to blizzard-swept Cape
Prince of Wales, Alaska. During the
closed season Mayokok will serve as
caretaker of the Worlds fair carrier
iglOO in New York.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

Here's Ken Kavanaugh, Louisi-
ana State university's star pass re-
ceiver, all decked out in baseball
catcher's regalia. You may not like
it, but still it's publicity.
impossible. Football is being played
at approximately $50 colleges, and
less than 10 per cent of those schools
have been represented on Al-Amer-
lea teams.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

who has been
entrusted with
many critically
important as
SignmentS in
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

duced by new
problems of de-
tense ag ainst
planes and subs
as disclosed by
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10
British disasters.

NJ Al. GEN. DANIEL VAN vOOR-
A'A HIS, assigned to the supreme
command in the Panama Canal
Zone, is an officer up from the ranks
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

IN HIS new book, 1.-The Defense of
L Britain" Capt. Liddell Hart, the
British military expert, says, "Our
chief risk of losing a war lies in try
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10
Cridiron.
Topnotchers

This continues a series OF articles |
| featuring outstanding football play
| ers from schools throughout the ma.
ton. Watch their records during the
| coming season.
One of the brightest stars in south
ern football history is George Bad
News" Cafego, field general for the
University of Tennessee Volunteers.
George, a Scarbro, w. Va, boy,
was named on many All-America
teams and was a unanimous choice
n for Southeastern confer
6SA ence honors during the
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

~, Dut SUI IL puDhCltys
impossible. Football is being played
at approximately $50 colleges, and
less than 10 per cent of those schools
have been represented on All-Amer-
lea teams.
Neglected Heroes
Figuring loosely we find that be-
tween five and six hundred colleges
have never had an All-America foot
ball player. It's just bit far-fetched
had players worthy OF the honor.
Some of them certainly have had
standout performers who deserved
the rating. Among their well-drilled
numbers are bound to be equals of
those picked. but in the narrowing
down process many are neglected
because of the comparative unim.
portance of their school.
That's where the college publicity
office enters into the scheme of
things. Their job is to build up
any promising candidate. His name
must be known from coast to coast
The larger schools get the breaks
when All-America selections are
made. It is only natural that a
brighter light is focused on them
during the season. Untold thousands
of fans eagerly await the outcome
of Minnesota-Notre Dame game
and watch the individual perform
ances. How many of those fans
know what's happening at Jones
vile State Teachers college?
Power in Names
That doesn't mean, of course, that
the small college fails to produce its
share of what should be All-America
players. 1t does mean that those
potential gridiron greats are neg
iected, except locally, because all
loo few people know of them or are
Interested in them.
All this is no reflection on the
men who select All-America teams.
They are usually conscientious and
as careful as possible in their Sc
lections. But an analysis of the
situation minimizes the value Of
picking II men as the best players
of the nation. There are too many
teams and too many players.
Regardless of the obvious unfair
ness, the average fan would not dis
pense with All-America selections.
He wants his players rewarded. He
hopes his judgment will be vindi-
Gated.
And hope still springs eternal in
die human breast.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-11-10

NEW YORK. - This department
l dushes a swarm of rumors
about drastic changes in our naval
building plans, said to have been in
Evening star., 1939-01-12
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