davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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GLOVER PARK. :}slO Benton n.w-South
room. Inner-Sprlng mattress near bath
shower; ch.w.; S12.5u mo. Emerson 80.
5i19 18th ST N.W-Neatly furnished,
twin beds. private shower bath; also Closed
IN sleeping porch, breakfast optional.
Georgia 24lS after ! pm
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PETWORTH S@l Webster st. n.w-Doubie
or single. c.h.W. Reasonable. Columbia
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rooms: living room rec. hail ~ hs
avaAaoie March l. S65. Adams 7427.
- BRYANT, ST. NW.-l RM, KITt
SSe5nnli-pyt; zen bath porch. nicely furnished
Evening star., 1939-02-26

81 V ST. NW:-LARGE ROOM. LARGE,
XII caninet sink, bath. porch. Everything
Evening star., 1939-02-26

1855 PARK RD NW.-Gentlemen only,
single and double rnl., twin beds. private
home Adams 1876.
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~ HAMILTON ST. NV, lst FLOOR
sss,Gtl SsdsauGttiluAy turn. rooms. kit, pvt. bath.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

ONCE IN a BLUE MOON YOU HAVE A
cc;nance at this one Of the best-equipped
nstie apartments IN Washington. , rooms
81. NV; completely furnished, inciudinr
si!ver linen; Frisidaire, Hoover cleaner.
lating hot water, electric fans etc. Hot-
water heat by Gen. Electric oil furnace.
summer ar cooling; $40. Gentle married
coupe without children; none others need
sunday. Col go4. VI
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LAMONT ST, NV. Mr., 1Gth-ATTRACI
. rms. KIT. olnette; southern EXP: orr;
a: pvt. home Col 46RS-I 49, Nv
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6l3 NICHOLSON N.W.-Newly turn. twin
beds. shower; new de-. house. mr. exp bus,
$500 Wk. for >. Georgia 612O.
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NEWLY DECORATED; IMMAC. CLEAN
= rms. kit. bath; oil heat; c.h>w': eiec
reg; gas; md fl. 1872 Newton st. NV.
GIRL TO SHARE DOWNTOWN APART
ment with two girls: walking distance:
$50. Metropolitan 2l54
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~ SI. NV, Tic LHaTI0tIP-Lafge,
comfortable room End floor newly deco
rated; s. weekly. Apply Apt. Q.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS. 2926
Upton ST. n.w.-Attractive studio room.
unlimited phone shower. garage. Emer
~
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CLEVE. PARk-Pleas. cor studio rm pvt.
res, nr. bath, c.h.w.. auto. heat: 50.
Conn. ave, cafes bus; man. Prot. nom
smoker; SIS. Woodley 5531
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LINCOLN PARK. los Tennessee ave ne.
The Fairfax. Apt. l2-l St-foor front, SIN
lee room ChW 81 week
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

PLEASANT. CLEAN ROOM. with board. in
suburban Washington. by elderly lady:
private family preferred: permanent. Phone
Greenwood 2209-W.
'WANTED-Room and board in private fam
lily, c. 8. preferred, by mother and en-
ployed dauRhter. Dec 3Ol4-J 2Rs
Evening star., 1939-02-26

ia MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE, NO. 3OS
hoard rms, aSd kiltchenette klt and bath; switch
30 and $50: evenings after 80,
ENTIRE Bird FLOOR FRONT; BED-IIV-
IHns, H, kltchen. tiled bath; gas incl: S35;
Ho'l. enpioyes. Col. 4d4sW. 1882 18th n ",
Evening star., 1939-02-26

TWO ROOMS double and single apartment
on station Plaza: all modern ccnveniences.
TrNcHin
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IN PVT. HOME. OVERLOOKING ROCK
Slsek Sasek PsrkL1Bedroom. hy. r., kit, bath,
Evening star., 1939-02-26

SUNNY. CLEAN. QUIET. NEWLY DECO
rated, pvt bath. ch,w Frieid ISS7
Falrmont st. or 3 adults.
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1776 MASS. AVE. NV.
A Real Home for Young People.
THE MANCHESTER.
1928 M ST. NV.
Seven-story nreproof build
ing. Unusually attractive in
taste. A one-room suite, re-
ception hall. private bath and
phone; suitable for two per-
sons. Good exposure COM
PLETE maid. switchboard and
elevator service. Modern dining
room. Quiet. Real home atmos-
phere Only $4,000 each in.
cluding two grand meals daily.
Call manager at District 1880.
s07 18th. AMERICAN co. Natl. s032
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171l MASS AVE NW.-GentIeman: love-
~ single room nicely furnished. shower
bath: continuous hot water
Evening star., 1939-02-26

LADY WILL SHARE NICELY FrTPNTsur66
3orm, kit.. bath apt. with another con-
sen!aI senaI laqy. at very reaS cost Tiffany.
1870 18TH st. NV Michigan Ss5a
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2l2u P ST. NV. Apt 9-Nicely furnished
room with studio couch and kitchen with
Frlg .dalTe; $40 5u weekly
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l32 11th ST. S.E.-1st FL. LIVING ROOM
bedroom kitchen and glass porch: 50 week
'5rd H. bedroom and kitchen, 81 wk: gas
elec. and heat furnished oRs
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clean with view of the city, lo minutes to
Capitol. Govt. employc preferred. Line.
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Double or single. New furniture. Newly
aecorated Heautyrest mattresses. Very reas
lLfn + 81. NV. North 1854.
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SSApIIOL HILL. ] Is 18th ST. SE.-NEWLY
decorated large front room kitchen bath:
on neat gas, electricity Frigidaire Included
AoutS. 50 week. LlCc ul 0n-R
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10Th AND PARK RD-Conv transp.: new
SiNgle. -. double s. Adams g1n.t
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2139 r ST. NV.

Ofers alert business and professional peo-
PIE good ADDRESS, modern studio rooms
Ieations, elevator. switchboard. and in ad-
SSltlon excellent food and service by a
Scanolnavlan stan. One vacancy in at
tractire double and few singles for jmme-
olate oceupancy. Shown by appointment
only. Decatur 1917
Evening star., 1939-02-26

WooDRIDGE-o2nd FL, DET. HOME oP-
poSlte park rms. porch. semi-bath,
sink. range, refg. S45. North 5256
1918 CALVERT ST. NW.-LARGE. AT-rR
bed-iv. room. kit, gas, eiec refg; .nd
floor. front: cars. buses oR.
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Hisl2 ST. N.W.-1-2 RMS; CLEAN
nnin' nsiht' AIRY gas, elec. fur; adult couples
Evening star., 1939-02-26

44O7 10th ST N.W-Nice room, private
bath windows; employed lady; private
home No other roomers.
2o12 PARK RD. Nw.-s'nele, ond-noor
clean. attractive room facing park. SIG;
near bus Columbia S512
Evening star., 1939-02-26

I4Es ST NV. APT. l-ONE ROOM.
kitchenette porch. bath; furnished urlfur-
nished; gas, electricity. unlimited telephone.
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1910 IRVING ST N.W.-Attr. furn. front
nm. lst floor; conv. location; suitable / or
y persons; single SIS; double $50
Evening star., 1939-02-26

IOOS ST. NV SMALL FRONT APT !:
newly dec. reas. price tor empl, person or
COUPE, no children. Also l lovely rm., oil
Evening star., 1939-02-26

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1925 ST. n,w-s!ngle
ana double studio rooms, coZy, attractive
Very reasonable. Dupont S529
Evening star., 1939-02-26

62l3 18th ST. NW.-BAsEMENT APART
gas. electric. phone: $40 month.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

2S33 9th ST NV / block Wardnan
Pk-FTont rn.. kit. if desired; also l.hk
in haEenlert -
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ANACOSTIA. 223l CHESTER ST-Two
connecting rooms, redecorated. convenient
to bath Ink. or sleeping; rent reduced,
4O5 4th ST NE.-Cheerful room. COLI
venient to car line and Union Station. $500
Wk At ONOS-J
Evening star., 1939-02-26

IN-N VOLONlD1zH TWEED T. n X.
refrigerator, phone. c.h.w clean, warm,
cozy. attractive room; 81
DUPONT CIRCLE-16l7 10th st. NV
Several vacancies about March /, COM
PORTABLE clean rooms board optional.
MASS AVE. at 22nd st. NV. 2162 Florida
ave.-Large 2nd floor double rrn,, good
shower, phone; Sis each 81.
\NR. TAFT BRIDGE-Desirahle front room.
kuita BILE / or Q; convenient transp,: private
eome. Reasonable. Potomac 5245,
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ls45 R ST. tNEAR CONN, AVE
rriea raie taml.y; beautiful floor. 3 large rooms,
pIItdte oath. unlim. phone. $50 90
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apt, living rm. kitchen. bedroom bath
porch: completely furn. $50 month in l.
Guiding gas, cleo. heat. Available now
$50 18th St. NV. Open for Inspection
Natl. 1246. ID. L. LUXFORD Woodley 9isi
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1918 WEBSTER ST NE (close to Mon
asteFyl-Ooubie room. clean am quie;:
next path; no other roomers; SIS mo.
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2l4 Sth ST. SE-Brand-neW furnishings.
exceptionally fine rooms Tor substantial
people; quiet neighborhood, near every
Evening star., 1939-02-26

NO. ILV WUNWOUTH APTS.. 1Sl9 G st.
n w.-B2autituily furn. twin bedroom,
shower; / or > people; maid service. Reas.
1925 OWEN PL NE-Two neatly fur
niShed rooms; gas, electricity and heat
furnished. Adults
Evening star., 1939-06-04

the picture that she would have a
dental plate made for the child,
but the latter thought she looked
more typical with the tooth out. In
this manner Helen started her
screen career as anything but a
glamour baby.
AS time passed, Helen's two
brothers, her sister and her mother
all worked in pictures, but. by a
strange quirk, the ungainly member
of the family generally had roles
that brought in checks averaging
twice the amount of other members
of the family At 5, Helen won the
Los Angeles Herald Better Baby"
contest, and with it United Artists
contract. At 6, she had major
role in His Big Command" At 13,
she was given contract by R-K-O
Studio, but simultaneously reached
that age where young girl is all
arms, feet and awkwardness. This
put her out of pictures for almost
three years.
Her most outstanding recent work
was in Mad About Music" and the
Little Tough Guys series at Uni
versal Studios, In two of the latter
films she played the juvenile lead.
Outstanding acclaim in Three
Smart Girls Grow Up" led to her
selection for the juvenile lead in
Winter Carnival The ugly
duckling" is now regarded as one
of flmland's most attractive young
brunettes.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

actresses and plays of today are
just as thrilling as they were in
my day. I still believe that an in
spring actor or actress, star.
must have a special gift. That is,
they cannot be taught their trade.
It's either a chemical or psychologist
cal result. Either you are star
actor or you are not"
Warfield, who has spent most of
his IS years of retirement wander
ing from his treaSure-laden apart
ment to his pinochle games at the
Lambs Club, is undoubtedly Broad
ways one actor who retired with
an ample fortune.
Only a month ago the Federal
Government reported his income
tax return and from their figures
he has something like $4,000. 1000.
He didn't make all that in such of
his hit plays as The Music Master y
The Return of Peter Grimm. . THE
Merchant of Venice" The sums he
earned in those plays he invested in
motion picture production and
vaudeville chains and these profits
he added to those in other shows he
did with such co-stars as Weber
and Fields, Lillian Russell. Marie
Dressler and Fay Templeton.
L was always arguing with man.
ayers" he said as he pushed by his
priceless Corots and Gobelins to
point out portrait of himself in
Jewish peddler's costume, clutching
a half dozen derbies.
William A Brady didn't wait
me to do Jewish character I had
in sketch in a show he did. But I
did 1t in the closing performance
and it made such hit that it finally
led me to one of my greatest parts in
The Auctioneer.'
Warfeld's earliest hit. and it is
still one of his favorite bits of busi-
nesss, happened when he was play
ing with John Russells comedians.
They went uptown to play a baseball
game with team recruited from
another musical show. Warfeld cos
TUNED himself as Jewish merchant,
chopped up bits of ice from the
water bucket, and went among the
crowd hawking the chunks of ice
for sale as souvenirs Of the game.
1T was strictly for laugh" War;
field said. But, it made such a stir
that in the near future I found that
jest was responsible for several jobs
I got"
David Warfeld Is definitely re-
tired as far as his acting career is
concerned only pow and then he
looks up to anniversaries. He still
maintains keen interest in his
pinochle games, in his art treasures
and in the theater.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Oracle Fields
Awaited by
A Castle
Real Estate Agent
Hopes She'll Return
To Finish 1t
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
P. R. Longley hopes that Oracle
Fields will come back to Hollywood
some day and finish the castle
she bought two years ago.
A picturesque place of bare, brown
rock walls, perched high upon a
hilltop overlooking Hollywood, the
castle has never been inhabited.
There are living rooms and a dining
room and fireplaces on a grand
plan, but they have never been
rooted. Stars and sunshine have
looked down upon the tagged floor
ings, clinging to the steep slopes,
for two decades.
Longley is the real estate agent
who sold the castle site to Chester
Franklin. film director, just after
the World War.
Franklin planned to carve rocks
out OF the ground, to build the
CASTLE" Longley recalls.
In six months he had spent
$4,000. Then he gave it up. Ten
years later Jack McDermott, a
writer, bought it, only to decide
later he couldn't afford to COM
plete it. He sold it to Miss Fields
two years ago."
The British comedienne, said
Longley, had great ideas for what
was to be her new home. An
Austrian architect, who was ia
miliar with the construction of
genuine castles, drew up plans for
magnificent three-story, many
lowered mansion.
Then Oracle changed her mind
and went back to England. The
Hollywood castle-in- -the-air pros
pect vanished. Longley heard later
that the Austrian architect had
designed a new castle for Miss
Fields-to be built on the Isle of
Capri. The actress herself paid
Hollywood and the lonely pile of
stone a brief visit not so long
ago.
I've heard lately" said Longley,
that Miss Fields may come back
again this year to stay.
Il hope so. Id certainly like to
see that castle come true"
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Small Towns
Are Home to
Many Stars
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Attention: all girls looking for
handsome husbands!
You're wasting your time In New
York, Chicago, Los Angeles and De-
trolt. For Americas best looking
men, at least the most popular kind,
come from small towns. It's a fact.
Practically every leading man Of
popular interest in films today is
from small town. And that, ap-
parently, is where the handsome
heroes hang out.
Clark Gable calls Cadiz, Ohio,
his home town. Robert Taylor was
born in Filley, Nebr. Fred Mac
Murray, Irene Dunnes current love
interest in Paramount's Invita-
ton to Happiness" was born in
kankakee, Ill, and grew up in
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Mountain View, Ark, halls Dick
Powell as its favorite son. ard
Kenosha, Wis, sings the praise of
Don Ameche. Helena, Mont. Will
tell you all about Gary Cooper. if
you'll take time to listen, and Grand
Island, Nebr., is proud of the ac-
compllshments of Henry Fonda.
Up in Spokane, Wash, they still
talk about the days when Bing
Crosby was schoolboy at Gonzaga,
and Racine, Wis, has a lot of citi-
zens who recall when Fredric March
was a small boy.
The smaller towns, however, don't
limit themselves to the handsome
hero type. Bob Burns is from Van
Buren, Ark, as you may have heard.
Louisville, KY, probably can't be
clasSed as small" town. but at
least it doesn't rank high. and this
is the city that Irene Dunno. CO.
starred with Fred MacMurray in
Invitation to Happiness" calls her
home,
Evening star., 1939-06-04

o'iiSAiS AdHlllS
Although Miss Hayworth doubled
in brass by playing the vital role of
Richard Barthelmess' young wife
and by overseeing the native dancers
for Only Angels Have Wings" her
Columbia contract actually provides
that she is to act and not to dance.
Rita was born and educated in
New York City. She began study
ing dancing as mere baby and
at the age of years was sufficiently
adept to make her first public ap-
pearance. Maturing into a beauti-
ful young woman. she naturally
joined the dancing Cansinos. She
appeared on stage throughout the
United States and also in Mexico
and South and Central America.
She first gained the attention OF
motion picture producers when she
was featured with her father in the
floor show at the famous Aqua
Caliente Hotel. She danced there for
Is consecutive months. The resort
hotel much patronized by important
picture personages gave Rita her
screen chance, and in 1885 she took
a part-a dancing part-in her first
Evening star., 1939-06-04

fare worker always present at the
studio to help care for the infant.
This is required by law. The amount
OF time Sandy actually works doesn't
exceed 10 or Is minutes a day.
The story behind Sandy's discov-
cry Is as amusing as it is inter-
esting. Director David Butler, try
ing to find a 10-month- old boy to
play in East Side of Heaven" was
ready to give up after looking at 300
hopeless cases. BY coincidence,
Charles Previn, Universal's musical
director, is one of Roy Henville' S
milk customers. Mrs Henville, hav-
ing read of Buffers dilemma, sug-
gested that Roy leave a couple of
pictures of Sandra at the Previn
home. He did, the very next morn
ing, along with an extra quart OF
milk.
Previn took the pictures to the stu
dlo and gave them to Butler Butler
took one glance and said, That's
just the baby I've been looking for
Where is he? Get him here quick!"
In his excitement, it never oc-
CURED to Butler that his discovery
might be a girl instead of a boy.
Even when Mrs Henville arrived at
the studio with Sandra an hour
later he overlooked inquiring about
the baby's sex.
Next day, Butler learned of his
error. However, he was too thor
oughly sold on the infant to renew
his search. He would have reWrit-
ten the script first. He insisted that
Sandra be called Sandy and referred
to as boy AT that age, who can
tell the difference?" he asked.
So Sandy became the youngest
male impersonator in movie history,
carrying off her masquerade beauti-
fully. So thoroughly did she ac-
complish her task that Universal
signed her to a long-term contract.
Sandy received seventh billing in her
first film, but, in her second, she's
to be co-starred with Mischa Auer-
and the picture will be called
Sandy"
Released by the North American Newspaper
Alliance, 1ncD
Evening star., 1939-06-04

"Adeen Waltz I strauss
'Perpetuum Mobile" j Strauss
Overture Die Federmaus"-- j. Strauss
8:00-WJSV. Baritone Igor Gorn is soloist of
the seasons final Sunday Evening Hour
FIRST Rumanian Rhapsody" Enesco
Orchestra.
Prologue from Il Paeliacci' Leoncavalo
Mr.. CORN and orchestra
"On Hearing the First Cuckoo in spring"
Orchestra.
The Lords Prayer Malotte
- Mr.. CORN. chorus and orchestra
ScherZo from octet in A Minor Mendelssohn
over the Seppes" ~ Gretchannov
Song of the Flea Moussorgsky
Mr.. CORN and orchestra
overture to The Gypsy Baron Strauss
German TIE Deumd Ritter
Chorus. audience and orchestra
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Yes, sir, Ray Henville's still a
mllkman-and that, in a nutshell
tells the whole story of what's hap
pened in the Henville family since
their 15-month-old daughter, Sandy,
has become HollyWoods s newest in
fantile senSation-the most impor-
tant gurgler since the days of Baby
lie Roy.
1t doesn't often happen that way.
The usual procedure for parents
whose youngsters spring suddenly
to film fame is to spread out-and
take on class. They move into more
spacious homes, buy a new car or
two and find many other ways of
getting their offspring's wages into
circulation. In most cases, pop quits
his job to manage the child's af-
fairs.
But those things haven't happened
to the Henvilles. Before Sandy
made her sensational debut in Bing
Crosbys East Side of Heaven"
Father Henville was a milk peddler,
and, now that the family's circum-
stances have been bettered. he
hasn't seen fit to quit. And his
cllnking load has become a good bit
heavier, too, because its quite the
rage among housewives to say, 1--WE
must take milk from the father of
that darling baby we saw in the
movies last night" After dinner
Henville helps his wife wash the
dishes and they both retire early,
for milkmen can't sleep late.
The Henvilles seem to be sturdy,
intelligent folk. They're willing to
see their child soaring across the
movie heavens-in fact, they're pretty
excited about it-but they aren't
being taken in by the glitter and
tinsel with which Hollywood is
shrouded. The money they receive
from Sandy's toil-and they get it
all, because the contract must be
with the parentS-is being put aside
for her, they say.
There's just one extra service
they get now. Mrs. Henville doesn't
drive car. so, when Sandy is needed
at the studio, car and chauffeur are
sent for them, Also. there's a well
Evening star., 1939-06-04
CAPITALS RADIO PROGRAM


l:O0-WJSV, the Federal Governments role
in providing better housing conditions is
the theme of a Democracy in Action
dramatization.
1:00-WMAL, Comedian Eddie Green and the
New Friends of Rhythm, group of SYM
phony musicians who make swing" their
hobby. are presented
2:O0-WJSV, Howard Barlow conducts the Co.
lumba Broadcasting Symphony
.Danse sacree' and ''Danse Profane" Debussy
,SonCeLt 20 IrosSo De Fllppi
. -. symphony No Al in c Major Mozart
2:oo-WRC. the territorial expansion of the
United States is the subject of an hour
long dramatization entitled This, Our
America"
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Litvak Will Direct
World Moves On

The World Moves On" James
Cagney's next starring picture at
Warner Bros. will be directed by
Anatole Litvak, who guided the hit,
confessions OF a Nazi Spy" on the
sound stages.
The World Moves On is sched-
uled to enter production early this
month with Ann Sheridan, Priscilla
Lane and Humphrey Bogart in
other principal roles.
THE World Moves On" was an
original story of prohibition racket
days by Mark Hellinger, who will be
associate producer of the picture.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Thunder AfOat'

Thunder sAfoat." story of sub
marine chasers which combated the
U-boat menace off the Atlantic
Coast in 1918, has entered pro-
duction at M-G-M with Wallace
Berry starred. Chester Morris and
Virginia Grey play the romantic
leads. The cast also includes
Regis Toomey. Carl Esmond, John
Qualen, Clem Bevans, Douglas
Dumbrille, Jonathan Hale, Phil
lip Terry and Charles Lane. George
Seitz directs from an original story
by Ralph Wheelwright and Comdr.
Harvey S. Haislip.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

VIII oWI Pdoo IItI ptIIUI IIIdIILt WIIII
Deanna Durbin in Three Smart
Girls Grow Up"
When Miss Parrish was 2 years
old, her mother took her to Cen
trail Casting Office when she regis
tered a second daughter for screen
work. officials thought Helen a
good contrast to the "sacharrine"
youngsters they saw SO often, and
registered her. Within a few days
her mother was notified that Helen
would be used in a picture imme-
diately. On the day she was called
to go to the studio Helen lived up
to her reputation by falling down
and knocking out a front tooth.
Mother Parrish told the director of
Evening star., 1939-06-04

AdtNA Ny L AZ 0lCSlClu. IL Is .JllSJ
years since he gave his last per-
formance on the stage and he
doesn't intend to appear there ever
again.
You wanted to see if I was still
alive" he asked as he welcomed
this reporter into spacious apart
ment high above New York's Gen.
tral Park, an apartment filled with
museum pieces of tapestries, paint
ings, rugs and carvings. There
are Corots and Gobelings. the early
Italians and the Gothics hanging
on the rich walls.
1T has taken a long time to COL
lect them, but you must know that
1t takes long time to collect when
you want to live your lifetime with
things that will never clash with
you
But, things change little once
they are established. The actors,
Evening star., 1939-06-04

movie. 1t was "Under a Pampas
Moon" starring Warner Baxter.
Convinced that she could act, Co.
lumbia officials agreed to let her
abandon dancing and to drop the
name of Cansino. That was when
her real picture career started.
After playing minor roles to gain
additional experience in several pic
lures Miss Hayworth was given
featured parts. Her most recent
role was the second feminine lead
in the Warren William-Ida Lupino
picture made by Columbia and IT,
tied The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt"
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Sequel to Dawn

Jerome Odlum, author of Each
Dawn l Die best seller and film
vehicle for James Cagney and
George Raft at Warner Bros, is
writing Silence Has No Sound as
a sequel to his first story. Odlum is
author also of Dust Be My Des-
tiny John Garfield starring pic
ture now in production at Warner
Bros.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Todoy's High Lights
(AH times Pm. unless indicated }

3:30-WRC, The World Is Yours dramatization
is devoted to "Old-fashioned Gardens"
O:oo-WJSV, producer. film star, exhibitor
ana motion picture patron discuss
Movies and Democracy
7:o0-WOL, Senators Lee of Oklahoma and
Gurney of South Dakota debate War
time Draft of Capital
7:OO-WMAL. Hans Wilhelm Steinberg conducts
the N. B. c. Orchestra
Der Buerser ais Edelmann" r straus,
Don Juan Strauss
Trsch-Tratsch Polka" Strsuss