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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13
Sharp Ridge

Jack Kirkwood of Deavertown is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hartley and
children Of McKees Rocks. Pa, are
visiting relatives here.
Arthur Fouts, who had his leg
broken week ago. when kicked by
a horse, is getting along very we'll.
Callers at the Fouts home over the
week end were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
baley and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Lerner and Minnie Clifton of
GAINESVILLE, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Cliff
ton of McConnelsville, Rev and Mrs.
Schiff of New Lexington. and Paul
inc Fouts and Ruby Lindimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snyder and
sons visited Sunday at the Curtis
Wilson home at Blue Rock.
The l.. A. S. of Jerusalem church
met this Wednesday with Mrs. Ed
ma AIlard.
Chas Wentz who suffered a stroke
of paralysis a week ago, is better,
and able to be up some.
Miss Pauline Divers, who has been
assisting at the Newman home in
Malta, went to work at the Wayne
Bankes home near Portersville, Sun
day
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13
ROXbury

Miss Aimee l.. Wallace of Park
ersburg, w Va, spent the week END
with her sister, Mrs. J. 4. Risen,
and family Mrs. Susie ChadWlck
returned home last week. after
spending the winter in McConnels-
vile with her sister, Mrs G. "
Hoon--Mr and Mrs. c. V. Cheadte
and Wilma James spent Sunday al
Dungannon Mrs Elsie Beach who
operated upon at the Good Samari-
tan hospital. is home and slowly IIn-
proving, but not as fest as her
friends would wish.--Miss Virginia
Ross of Athens spent Sunday after
noon with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Vernon Ross. Charley Lane Of New
ark spent the week end with ms
family. Belford Cheadle Of Mich
iean is spending the week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chea-,
die Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Risen and
son John of Roxbury and Miss Aimee
T. Wallace Of Parkersburg. w. va,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs c. w Travis. at Water
ford. : Edith Walker is assisting ct
the Edwards home in NcConnels-
and Mrs. Harold Weaver
spent the week end at VIM. Mills.
u Mr. and Mrs Roy Blackburn and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13

Etwards' mixed chorus boys sang
four selections, which were enjoyed
greatly by the members. The prin-
cipals favored the elimination OF
team ranking and asked for individ-
ual ranking in the scholarship tests.
Twenty-Five members were present.
Dinner was served in the cafeteria
at 6.
Stanley Osborne, a distinguished
adventurer of Africa, Australia, and
the South Sea islands, will appear
before the high school body on Fri
day, April 21, and before the Ro-
tarians that evening.
The annual agriculture-home eco
nomics jamboree will be held in the
high school auditorium, at $780, p.
M, April 81, Friday evening. The
main number of the program is ex-
pected to be dancing by the pupils
of Mr.. Pavlish of Athens. There will
be numerous concessions, and re-
freshments after the program.
A Castalia literary program will
be given at $50 a. m. in the study
hall, tomorrow morning.
Thirteen Hi-Y members and sew
ell girls attended Easter sunrise SER
vice Sunday morning at the George
Roberts farm, in Bristol township.
Rev. Tennell of the M. E. church
gave a very impressive talk to the
gPOun
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13
POrtersyille

Miss Pearl Appleman visited sun
day with Dorothy Taylor Mr.. and
Mrs. Myfon Longstreth returned to
their home in Columbus. Tuesday,
after spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Longstreth We
roma Jean, little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs; Dennis Argo, was unable to at
tend school last week. Ramona is
on the sick list this week. Herbert
Bankes and family visited Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Forsythe, near Morganville. Mrs
Nellie Taylor entertained the sewing
cub Thursday. About 80 were pres
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13

Coda Lane spent Saturday in Nc
Connelsville. .--Othel Mills of the Z.
S. navy is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Minnie Mills.--E. J. Ross who is i'll
Bethesda hospital, is slowly improv-
ing, but not as fast as his friends
would wish.--Miss Louanna Walker
of Marietta spent the week with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Walker Mrs. John Wilson fell last
Thursday and dislocated her right
shoulder
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13

Mrs. Velecta Blackburn of this
place had as guests Sunday, Mrs
Flora Ogan and daughter Bernice
os Columbus. Miss Mildred Ogan of
Akron, and Dean Ralph Ogan, wife
and daughter of New Concord.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13

Mrs. w. e. Wilson, of this place,
has been quite i'll with flu and com
plications
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13

Ex-County Commissioner Frank
Matheney, is better, after having
been i'll with high blood pressure.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13

Mrs. F. w. Cochran, who has
been a victim of sciatic neuritis for
several weeks, is better.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13

Mrs. Lew Barkhurst, of upper
Malta, has been suffering with in
fluenZa and neuritis.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-13

s Al H n VOOT
Mrs. J. K. Bingham has been suf-
fering with gall bladder trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
, THE PAYoFF
ny HARRY GRAysoN


NEW YORK How" asks Jo-
seph Vincent Mccarthy. can you
Tx Of knocking off In four
S,raight games club with pitch
ers like Paul Derringer and Bueky
Walters ?"
The Yankees will rotate the
same four in the world series.
Rufus tho Red Ruffing. Lefty Co
mez. Monte Pearson and Bump
Hadley with Johnny Murphy
ready for any emergency. but no
member Of the New York corps
was as tepid az Derringer and
Walters. the bulwarks OF the Reds.
nor put In nearly as much over
time.
Indeed. you have 10 70 back
- years 10 Grover Cleve-
land Alexander and the great
and EanKiing southpaw. Eppa
Rixey. 60 find duo with .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
Saes Capture
Coast Series

Los ANGELES TIE aaeEA'
n.snlo Rsnatass uun the Pacific
Coast Baseball iesEus's shsush.
nsssy plAyosf and 5000 prize
moasy by beating the Los Angeles
Anxsls. early season fsscsstss. so,
Ia decsdlnx game last night
AArrauseafs finished fourth
In The regular league peansnt
shss~. shil~ The Angeis fin
tsh<d thsrd. The Angels. In
the s~sns final pisseff. elm
mated The praasai-winninx
seattle RAanirrs. while saera-
nscnts advanced into the
finals ~ fh~ cxp~ase ef the
san fraaciseo seals. Thr
Asgris receive $500 socoad-
place prize money.
Tom Seats was the Sacramento
hero In tho deciding game. hold
Ing the Angels to three hits. while
his teammates were banging Julio
Bonetu and Flores for IL satellites.
Art Carsbaids hit homer for Sac
ramsnto in the seventh. scoring
one man.
Sacramento oio 0o2 boo--s Is 0
Los Angeles 600 600 600 3 2
Seats and erik: Bonetti. Flores
and X. Collins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
Preparing for
cleneySquad

csA<k cua o4soe haz go -
eoukztK Il - fkezse Lzthfrsa
college rrs4run kntebra-
~ s4ls yas1sg tsiAgw = enak-
re - . AsteA q tFscks al ga
pays b as< axzlnss Carey soF-
asal Frss3y nsgk, ~ oeaozs n
L1n<nln h-osi
tuff hasn't tA< hrai~ poa~r
D. nsstrA tke saFss1zls In
grSond plAss. - he vii faIi
hxrk up-sa fAe trait 81 IT, fen
AID 70 ta~ esszatng sss.
lie uNs faced with re saEns
prpniers u fsr Paetfie university
anG BxIiingeAr. SornAl games.
But when ~ exrns out - his XII
chen and gave his boys tire soup
- had prepared they responded
vita = rear sne Won ths game
6y a 1913 score
That was pretty tight victory
70 ~ SURF. tat a one-poini margin
writes win iast a. large ard
plain as Goes a so-polss edge
The Cheney Normal squad
humpcd Lewiston Normal, $50.
and tagged College % pugc,
Sound. 10 10 o. That provides =
fair idea Of chsney's power ard
Scoring ability.
Cheney's line averages .0T
pounds and the backfseld
cool 100 pounds. Wrap that
weight In football suits, with
the weight knowing what TO
do In the intricate art Of foot
balling. and n formidable ma
chine results. That's Cheney.
Still. II Olson. the magician, be-
came frightened at such a. out
look. he wouldn't be doing his
work successfully. That's why he
smiles. says nothing and goes into
his kitchen to cook up trouble for
the opposition. He insists Bob
Fitzsimmons. great fighter Of the
long ago, said mouthful when
he piped:
The bigger they are, the hard
err they fall"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
MajjorsPIuck
Is in Draft

NEW YORk-A startling scar
city OF talent as well as an inereas-
ing number OF agreements with
minor league clubs was indicated
today by the annual major league
baseball draft. one Of the smallest
IN history. II elevated only 10
players TO the big time.
A major league club cannot draft
a player from a club with which II
has working agreement. The
Cleveland Indians tried such a
maneuver, but II was spiked by
Commissioner Kenesaw Lands al
the annual draft meeting last
night.
When Clevelands turn to pick
a player from the eligible list
came, c. c. Slapnicka named Sec
ond Baseman Russell Bevel of the
New Orleans Pelicans in the South
ern association.
Lands then interrupted and
asked whether Cleveland had
an agreement with New Or
leans. When informed that
such was the case, he ruled
the club ineligible to take
Bowel via the draft, and he
was acquired by the Cincinnati
Reds.
Another misunderstanding arose
when the name of Dominick Di-
Maggie of the San Francisco Seals
appeared on the draft list, but 1t
was corrected before any club tried
to take him. DiMaggio has been
with the Seals only three of the
necessary four years to be ell
gible for the draft.
PHILLIES TAKE SIX
The regular draft price of $500
was paid for those coming from
Glass AA clubs. and $4,000 for
those coming from the Class A
| teams.
The two Philadelphia clubs were
the only ones to draft more than
one player. The National league
Phillies took the veteran major
league pitcher 81 Johnson from the
Rochester Red Wings, and another
hurler, Clyde Smoll, from Atlanta.
The Athletics also picked up two
pitchers, Johnny Babich Of Kansas
City and Elon Hogsett from Min
neapolis.
The New York Giants took a
gamble on Paul Dean return
ing to form and drafted him
from Columbus. Paul hasn't
had a good season since 1885
when he won Is games for the
second straight year for the st.
Louis Cards.
The st. Louis Browns drafted
one of their ex-members, Alan
Strange, shortstop, from Seattle,
Boston's Bees acquired Pitcher
Nick Strincevich from Newark,
Washington called Pitcher Paul
Gehrman from Birmingham, Pitts
burgh got Pitcher Richard Lana
han from Chattanooga, Detroit
drafted Pitcher Thomas Seats from
Sacramento, the Chicago White
Sox chose Catcher Tom Turner
from Houston, and the Cubs took
Pitcher Jake Mooty from Syracuse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
On the Lam


SEN&uUlK ysuae n~n ~ <sin< mt61~-sssks sAas-
- - - ~ ~>s4 Frsttke Saeetr -.
Ntee1 u1tA IN yesterday - s1ks< ksn The C<fsrns
Goss kseAsut = trs6 Apsa~h ksz 1pped sny cssss<k
tonne ines ~ hee1 -.
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eme -. oe~ 81 tmpntAsf neesy. Bss sAs kinS 81
mcoy seun wsnl ny q - ks1 thsi pats ihs ens<h<r
onG0 0nms mtghl eneessajs . fst9fn " srsses-
ns4n6 n&ssse4Asf
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
Tigers to Travel
For Wa-hi Battle

After having successfully down.
ed the Bremerton Wildcats. 81 to
s, last Friday, stadiums Tigers
Will play their third tilt this sea-
son when they take on the Walla
Walia Blue Devils Saturday night
at Walla Walla.
Stadium has never lost To the
Blue Devils in Cross State league
play. In 1887 the Bengals took
the Wa HI squad. q to o, at
Wslla Wslla, and last season
downed the Sad Satans, IS to 0,
here in the bowl.
Coach John Heinrich Intends
to take ~ players with him.
hut who they are nobody
knows. not even Heinrich.
Most of the boys on the squad
Of over 40 saw action against
the Wildcats and so many OF
them played well that Helm
rick Is unable to tell at this
time. Those who make the
trip win leave on the train
Friday evening.
Heinrich states that the Bengals
have been working a good deal
on passing and pass defense this
week, as well as on the simple
fundamentals of blocking and
tackling. A short scrimmage has
been held each night in order to
make it simpler to pick the ~
for the journey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
Eight New Hands,
Including Mott,
Join Yale Squad

NEW HAvEN-Eight men. five
of them sophomers. joined the Yale
football squad as daily practice be-
gan on Anthony Thompson field.
Tony Mott, Jack Reid, Ted Tur-
ner and John Magee were unable
to report at Gales Ferry because
of engineering school assignments.
George Kirchway, Bill Bell, Phil
Snyder and HOWE Kaye repre-
sent gray squad promotions.
Mott, who was on the 1886 var
sity, has not played for Old Eli
the last two seasons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
Reds Battle
Finally Gets
Mrs. Walters

CINCINNATI-M Mrs. William
Walters, who prided herself in
keeping calm In face Of Cincin-
nati's pennant drive, got so
nervous over Bucky's bid for
his 27th victory that she poured
the breakfast cream into her
egg cup. much to her husbands
amusement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
TIGERS PROMOTED

PRINCETON - Pete Knowles,
sophomore halfback, and Les Rice,
junior tackle, were promoted to
the Princeton varsity from the
scrubs on the basis of perform
ances in scrimmage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
So-Long, Truck, Take Keer o Yo'sef

Los ANGEIEs-The Los Angeles Angels hunting
nnnneer giving lTru Hannah his walking
papers officially night
Prsasnt Fleming making the after the
Angels clubs policy
TO make change managcrship every years"
Hannah came Angeles 1925 catching
and Vernon three
Fleming be mind for the job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04

National league record like
that OF Derringer and Walters,
who between them grabbed 81
games. Old Alex and Rixey
bagged IS for the Phlllies. Of
all people. in 1915.
The feat Of Derringer and Walt
ers. disappointments not so long
ago. sweep them into the ranks
Of senior circuit pitching immor-
tails links their with the illus
trious names OF Christy Mathew
son. Joe McGinnity. George Wiltse,
Alex. Rixey. Mordecai Brown. Ed
Ruelbach. Bill James, Dick Ru-
dolph. Erskine Mayer. RUDE Mar
guard. jeff Tesreau. Dizzy Vance,
Burleigh Grimes, the Deans and
Adolfo Luque. /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
ASKS $4,000 WORTH
OF SERIES DUCATS:
GETS $4,000 CHANGE

CINCINNATf-One man sent
In = check for $1,000 worth Of
world series seats In Cincinnati.
He got two sets Of tickets for
the three games scheduled here
and $4,000 change.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04

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his rsms1afk ard died IN
sh& rug Ne. I esnr ssssen my
s<lf esming hsxs unis~s !
weslz GET sh~ klnd e nser<y !
~'ans. ara l kno~ that's not 10
~ hsd In sAs mssais~sishs rsaks
shese days, =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04

49, sAsa hass rs~sy lave is
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- tssks ~ hse
essssAy .~A 49, - - ss~s sas pas ssass my
propsv-
rs1ds lAn61 csrsAs punehs and cutie with that night
hAnd osrs - szrsssd misses tao three ~id uppsre
1yssnss rxhs spp*reu TO payOss
n ss-<AaHpoa rubbed hs chin and unused.
-r~a right he clicked
~ I'm lucky a6d@d KNOCKOUT m hook his chin
Apasus wsn Never much Of anaTound Top
neht<r You know. hissr punch needed 10 he tops"
nsps - narA Tspses Apses nghsiax sssi'y
Any. k.s~ ssua ~kig Am n sss1ea ssa.sass he aeked
E - =. y. s.-ss.s s.s.s =. . /. s.ss -.
rxpnnnlU hcps the rght kind Of the steele kind
nsney frds way. TO lure him back
now. couid the fs
pssd Hes happy husband and daddy. his
NJ s~d hs nus David Edward 10 sssssr that he stays
- 49,.
- nsics slightly prouder ring 10 Mars Harry Jordans
~ Isesna announcer and sposcaser Is happy pappy.
"A lanehler came Sept rs. LII Judith Ann And fine.
Harry! n Mosak hits that too rugged chin
ewnsd ~ Csao Garcia, they'll pick the Fipinos jaw
deer hsaaiag rang came with dandy bucks He's
pecenr hualef Always hits deer not some other hunter
osso HUSKY safety man. has one Of the mos. ruessry chests
he ~ snoas Rsu,hs great
acan1 ysar Eddie Roush Heinie croa
ard ~ bu&ust and slim sase and SUCH fine squad Tho
dumped shs the Reds shosess
NcAa Duck hunters the keeps
w eowu until a. that's when the
~ tsu q -sicka"
y1 statue Garcia Manila A fighting hero is
drasd Anan strange shortssop
pstosseer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
History Reveals the
Rrilliance of Matty

The goth century record Is 6s.
won for the Giants by Iron Man
McGinnity 1881 and Matty 1881.
The archives stress the brilliance
and durability of that famous
pair. who took 81 in 1908 and IS
in 1905.
Matty and Hooks Wiltse
won go In 1908, the year
second in the field OF 10, and Collar
ium was third.
Gino Rex was ridden by F. A..
Smith, carried lo6 pounds and paid
~ straight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04

Smart buyers of used cars read
the Want Ads. You'll find buyer
for your car quickly and easily if
you order an inexpensive Times
Want Ad. Just phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
Reds Start Series With Only
Three Pitchers, But Big Two
Are Capable of Beating Yanks

Three-FinEered Rrown and
kuelbaeh captured the PEN
nant with IS for Chicago. Mat
~ and Marquard won so In
1911 and 10 the following cam
paign. Matty and Tesreau
won so In 1914. the season
Boston won the flag In coraIng
from last place on July 4. with
James and Rudolph account
ing for IS.
Pete Alexander and Mayer won
81 for the Phhiies OF 1918. the
year before Alex and Rixey won
IS. and the latter pair came back
with +6 in 1917. Rixey and the
Cuban. Luque. won ~ for Cincin-
natl In 1928. Vance and Grimes
copied so and a championship for
Brooklyn in 1924
The Deans pitched themselves
all the way out. winning 40 and
the Cardinals last gonfalon and
world championship in 1884.
And none of the headliners OF
previous years chucked a ball with
as much jackrahhit in II as that
thrown by the Deans and Der
ringer and Walters.
Lee Grissom's Collapse
Leaves Reds With Three
Tall Lefty Lee Grissom's col
lapse in the second game of the
payoff series with the Cardinals
leaves the Reds with just three
world series pitchers of worth
Derringer. Walters and Junior
Thompson. Other members of the
corps are just SO many blokes
named Joe.
Gene Thompson has been a life
saver in the Rhineland with the
renowned left-handers, Johnny
Wander Nicer and Grissom. on the
sidelines a great deal of the time.
Derringcr and Walters are
smart pitchers with plenty Of
stuff. They usually manage
to stay ahead Of the hitter.
Derfinger has n jug-handle
curve reminiscent Of Johnny
Morrison, Dizzy Dean and
Vance.
The batter always finds himself
trying to get set for Walters
pitch. Bucky boy sets the hitter
up with one pitch and then works
on him with another.
Paul Derringer and Bucky Walt
ers. as Joe Mccarthy suggests,
are tough enough to beat any
mans ball club.
They carried the Reds all the
way along the route.
They aren't the kind to let them
down now.
=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
ANXIETY TAKES $1,000
GrNo REX IN FRONT

NEW YORk-Psul Colds Gino
Rex captured the fifth running of
the S2.500-Adde Montauk Claim
ing stakes by two lengths yester-
day at Belmont park in the crack
time of 1:49 Us for a mile and u
on muddy track.
William Winfrey's One Jest was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
Turf Results

eALEM. n. Nv. y. Man
nagh's Short Cake yesterday won
= ;hree-iengths victory In the 81 900
Amherst purse. feature of the rae
Ing card at Rookingh ham park.
J. kelly's War Streak was sec
ond. and the favored Evening Light
WAS third.
Short Cake covered ak furlongs
in i:iiif5 carrying los pounds.
she paid $3.50. s4.to and $500
across the board.
War Streak returned $500 and
$500. and Evening Light s2.so.
EBONY BOY WINS
CICERO. Ill. - Glenn Gorbets
Ebony Boy scored a lengthy VIC
tory in the featured fifth race at
Sportsman's park yesterday.
Holl Image was second and
Sweet Adeiine third.
Ebony Boy covered q mile and
iJl6 with lis pounds In ISL 70.
He paid $3.50. $500 and $500. Holl
Image paid $500 and $4.2o. and
Sweet Adeline $4.0o.
ANXIETY TAKES $1,000
DETROIT - Rosedale stabl e's
Anxiety won the $1,000 Harvest
Moon purse at Detroit yesterday
from Imperial Jayna by a nose.
Wage Farmer was third.
Anxiety stepped the six furlongs
in III 3f5. He carried i02 pounds.
He returned $40. $3.50 and S2.s0
In the mutuels. Imperial Jayne
paid IS and S2.so. and Wage Garner
$500.
|
GINO REx IN FRONT
NExN H0Rk-Paul Csodd's CHM
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-12-07
New Swedish Star
In Romantic Drama

Leslie Howard, Ingrid Bergman
and Edna Best are the starring trio
in David o. Eelznick's new romantic
drama, "Intermezzo, a Love Story, -
which plays Sunday and Monday at
the Kootenai theatre The cast sup
porting the stars includes John Hall
iday, Cecil Kellaway, as well as
two well known juvenile players
Ann Todd, aged six, and Douglas
Scott, aged thirteen. The latter
named pair portray the roles of
Leslie Towards and Edna Best's
children in the production.
"lntermezzo, a Love Story" is a
drama about great violinist, who
in remembering his youth and the
happy days when he was first mar
ried, believes that he has fallen in
love again with a younger and more
beautiful woman. He persuades her
to become his accompanist on a
triumphant concert, leaving his FAM
lily behind while he and his sweet
heart travel all over Europe. After
months of gay and exciting living
in all the capitals of the continent,
the pair suddenly realize that they
cannot go on drifting through life.
How they solve their problem and
the girls course of action provide
a thrilling and poignant climaxr
"1ntermezzo" introduces the beau
tiful blonde Ingrid Bergman to
American audiences for the first
time Miss Bergman, who is one
OF Europe's most popular young ac-
tresses, portrays the role TO the
other woman in ''Intermezzo a Love
Story" with Leslie Howard playing
the violinist and Edna Best his
wife.
News Front of War-l940, the
latest March of Time is also show
ing, which presents an unusually
comprehensive summary of inn
portant national and international
events. From celebrations and
bread lines to the high mark in
calendar happenings, the Second
World War; the review is swiftly
paced and expertly editorialized.