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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
2nd Annual Worcester
. Providence Outing

Robert Hawkins, proprietor of
Green Acres, SaXonville, Mass, is
pleased to announce the second annual
Providence Worcester Field Day to be
held at the Club on Sunday, August
20. The sports begin promptly at 2
pm. and prizes in all events will be
awarded. The feature event will be a
soft ball game between the ladies rep
resenting Worcester and Providence.
The contest proved to be the highlight
of last years field day due to which
everyone looks forward with great
anticipation. Other sports will be-:
ping pong, paddle tennis, deck tennis,
croquet race, shoe race, relay race,
three legged race, sack race, basked
relay race, potato race, tug-of war,
fat mems race, so yard dash, wheel
barrow race, pipe race, and dart arch
cry contest. Owing to the length of
the sports program, the events will
start promptly at 2 pm, regardless
of how few contestants are on hand.
A special Green Acres chicken plate
dinner will be served all during the
day for 75c. All are welcome but only
residents of either Providence or Wor-
cester may compete in the events for
prizes. Tickets for the field day Tin
Guiding dinner) are nominally priced
and may be purchased in Worcester
at w. B. Mofitt's restaurant or
George Roberts and in Providence at
E. King, Eveready Cleansers. In
Boston, tickets are available at 1914
fremont st. This field day will be
held rain or shine!!!
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05

THERE is no denying the fact that
the reactionaries and financial over
lords of the nation are on the war
path. They seem determined to leave
no stone unturned in their effort to
Guido King Canute and compel the sun
of socio-economic progress to stand
still In Congress they are working
overtime to hamper the New Deal.
Party labels there are rapidly losing
their significance, if ever they had one
other than a class significance. Note
their fight to choloriform the Wagner
Labor Law
ON JULY oath there emanated from
the city of Chicago a news item an
nouncing the formation of a central
lied agency to combat all forms of
Socialism in Federal and local gov
ernments." 1t appears that the Trans
portation Association of America,
whose membership is made up of ma
tional business and industrial leaders,
is the driving force behind the move
ment. The agency is to be known as
the American Enterprise Association
and it will distribute information bear
ing on governmental policies (which
carry the threat of State Socialism"
ACCORDING TO Mr.. Donald A.
Conn executive vice president of the
Transportation Association and spokes-
man for the Agency a study of the
transportation industry shows that the
problem of maintaining private owner
ship in the transportation field cannot
be treated separately from trends which
threaten to undermine the whole struc-
ture Of free enterprise" Mr.. Conn then
goes on to declare that business has
not been permitted to recover from the
depression because its (business) life
blood has been drained to provide
credit for bureaucracy" And to prove
how the government has been excessive
ly taxing us, Mr. Conn cites the fol
lowing: "a workingman earning $4,000
per month is now paying $4,000 a
year in hidden taxes" OF course, Mr..
Conn and his crowd are not concerned
with taxes levelled against corporations
and the financial kings who dominate
our industrial life Instead, he anu
they are worried about the working
man earning 10000 a month, or $1,000
per week or $4,000 per year The
more we study Mr. Conn's statement
the deeper grows the impression that
he was chosen as the spokesman for
free enterprise" largely because of his
name. He obviously will make a good
"CON-MAN."
IF MIR. CONN and his crowd want
to do a good job in opposing Social
ism, they should begin forthwith a cam
paign to rescind all health laws, all
legislation under which the various
Cities, States and municipalities have
established and are operating hospitals,
schools, jails, insane asylums, parks,
etc They should not fail also to de-
mand the return Of the fire department
to private enterprise if they hope to
speaker in the absence of Rev. Foggie
who will be attending the convention
in Detroit
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
CHURCH NEWS
ST. CYPRIAN'S CHURCH
Rev. Leroy Ferguson, rector

The principal of st. Paul Normal
and Industrial School of the Episcopal
Church, the Rev. ]. Alvin Russell,
DID,, from Lawrenceville, Va, will
take charge of st. Cyprian's Church
during the month of August. The
services will be held at HOO am and
7.30 pm. each Sunday, at which time
DR.. Russell will preach the sermon.
Rev. Ferguson the rector of st. Cyp-
rians will be on his vacation in Maine
and New Hampshire.
Members and friends are cordially
invited to hear the message of DR..
Russell the prominent educator and
minister of the Episcopal Church.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
JUDGE BOILING A RECENT
CLIENT OF ATTY. RAINEY

Continued from Page II
only to be rebuffed after the lady had
been assured she and her husband
could have a room, because he may
have been too dark in color.
Again you are right, the lady was
known then professionally as Miss
Jane M. Bolin, attorney at law, of
New York. Today she is Judge Bolin
of the Court of Domestic Relations in
New York City.
Actually she is Mrs. Ralph E. Miz-
zelle, wife of an attorney who is assis-
tant solicitor in the Post Office De-
partment of the U. S. in Washington,
D. C.
By the way Atty. Julian D. Rainey
could tell us how this case was settled
in our fair city of Boston, Mass.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
City News

The Nightingale Club will hold
their annual outing at Acushnut Pk:.'
New Bedford, on Sunday, August, b.
There will be buses leaving Douglas
Square at 9 am. Mrs. Estelle Jeter
is president of this club and Mrs Ella
Vass is secretary.
Miss Amy Blake, proprietor OF
Amy's Beauty Shop has just returned
from a short stay at the Cape. She
was the guest of Mrs. Tingley and
her visit was most enjoyable.
Despite other attractions, several
hundreds of persons attended the 3rd
annual Omega Moonlight Sail on the
S. S. Steel Pier, Thursday evening
July 27. The proceeds of the Sail go
toward the Omega camp fund tor
needy children.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
Recent Deaths

Shelton
The funeral of Mrs. Fannie Bell
Shelton, 100 Camden St., Boston, will
be held at Ebenezer Baptist Church on
Saturday, August 5, 1889 at l pm.
Interment at Mt. Hope Cemetery. ].
B. Johnson, undertaken.
Neves
The funeral services of Manuel
Neves of 143 Northampton St., Boston
were held at st. Phillips Church on
Monday, July 81, 1889 at pm. In
ternment at Fairview Cemetery. ]. B.
Johnson, undertaken
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
POPULAR GROUP
SPONSORS DANCE

The very popular group of Dining
Car Employees Local (37O A.F.L.)
headed by the still more popular
Chester Eaton and Neal Thompson,
are sponsoring a victory dance at the
air-cooled and beautiful Roseland
Ballroom August Is. They have the
top-fight band of Andy Kirk and his
Clouds of Joy (of "Until the Real
Thing comes Along" fame) and other
popular hits of the day.
A large attendance is looked for
ward too as this group has a large
and friendly following among all ages.
so DON'T FORGET THE VICTORY
BALL AUG. Is, 1899, 8 P.M.-2 Am.
AT ROSELAND STATE
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PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. o. NJ. Owens, pastor

On July q the Quartet Contest, un-
der the direction of Emmanuel Mans
field, and the Pulpit Repairing Club
Mrs. Carrie Jones, president, proved
a grand success. The Three-Fold-
Four, the O'Neil Brothers, the Glover
dale and the H-Quanto quartets COM
peted. The latter carried off the $500
award-Friday evening was prayer
meeting covenant night Sunday will
be Communion Day.-The Sunday
School is now working on its summer
schedule, 12:3O-1:3O p.m.-"What Is
Your PRICE," was the Sunday morn
ing sermon of the pastor and for the
evening "Some Things to Forget, as
old grudges, some failures, some sue
cesses, worry, and ego.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
EVERETT AM. CHURCH
80 Chelsea st.
Rev. James E. CrichIow, pastor


Sunday, August 6, DR.. ]. G. Drake,
DID, presiding elder of the New Eng
land District will pay his official visit
and preach. Special program, $3.50
pm. Sister Maud Mayley, Sister
Grace, evangelist, will have charge
There will be an old fashioned revival
with song and praise and all are well
come to come and get into the spirit
for great revival. 1880 pm. sermon
by the Rev. Mr.. Martin Mr.. Martin
is widely known and his sermons are
always touching
Note-Special delegations and rep
resentatives and friends from adioin-
ing communities are expected to be
present. We welcome you and your
friends.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05

privilege to work with him did he de-
viate from that high principle"
Funeral services were private and
were held in Duchess county on July
81. Mr.. Spingarn is survived by his
widow; two sons, Stephen ]. and Ed
ward D. W.; two daughters, the
Misses Hope and Honor; his mother
and three brother, one of whom, Ar
thur B., is chairman of the NAACP
national legal committee and men,
Der of the board of directors.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
FOURTH ME. CHURCH
Rev. S. NJ. Riley, Jr., pastor

$3.50 am, Church School; 1O:45 am.
Communion Service; 1880 pm, Eve
ming Worship. At the board meeting
on Monday night, Rev. Riley stressed
the various committees on the point
of preparation for his anniversary of
2-year pastorship on Sept. 1918. At
the N.A.C.W. Convention Rev. Riley
was present, in the absence of the
chaplain and rendered the benediction
for the closing day of this successful
BODY.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
ODD FELLOWS CONVENE IN HUE
Continued from Page l.

TCOnClnued from rage
Bros. E. D. Cooke N.D.G.M., D.GL
No. 26; Lee G. Hill, D.D.G.M.; Frank
Dowse, DIG. treas; Frank Brogden,
D.G.D.; Frederick Yancey, DIGS;
Henry Perry, D.G.L.C., DIG. House
hold No. 5, Sister Susie F. Jones, D.
G.MN.G.; E. Jones Dunbar, R.D.G.
NC; Lucy Brown, D.G.W.R.; Ruth
Darlington, D.G.W.T.; Isadore Tuck
er, D.G.G.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05
CARD OF THANK &

The family of the late Marguerite
V. Thompson wish to thank their re-
latives and friends for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy extended to
them during their recent bereavement.
Mrs. SERENA M. THOMPSON,
mother.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05

In loving memory of my husband
c. NORMAN BECKWITH
who passed on, August 3, 1888.
May God in His loving grave
And tenderness impart
New faith and comfort to replace
The shadows in my heart!
GEORGE FLOYD BECKWlIH,.
Wife
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-05

speaker in the absence of Rev. Foggie
who will be attending the convention
in Detroit.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
HOUSES FUR. OR UkfUR.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

35O6 10th ST. S.. ARLINGTON, vA-l2
r. ana b., furn. or unfurn., oil burner.
double garage; a acre. Chestnut 6s93
Evening star., 1939-09-12
WANTED PROPERTY TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

3729 MASS. AVE NW.-EXCEPT1ONAL
value in detached home near the Ca
thedral. Reduced to S12,a50 to settle
estate. 4 bedrooms ga baths, oil heat.
Open afternoons and evenings. 12'
Evening star., 1939-09-12
220O CATHEDRAL AVE. NV.

When you can buy q new Groom, Az
modern ern-improvement home for $3.50,
S.5n cash S45 monthly. No renewal
SAMPLE 4341 10Th 81. ne.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

RENT OR sALE-sACRTFICE: OWNER
transferred away. Six-room house. $40
Baltimore, corner Philadelphia. Tskoma
Park. Nd. Oil heat. lawn, trees. Rent, S65.
Sale, S1,S00.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
If

1t is large lot. modern home, located In
a community where the safety of your
children is assured, inspect this new g.
bedroom. 2-oath home in nearby Maryland
1t is priced 70 sell. Call for details J.
Evening star., 1939-09-12

IL 8 ST. NW.-EXCEPTIONALL LARGE
rms large yard; near schools. transpor-
tation: $3.50. Decatur 27s5.
OPEN AND LIGHTED q TO PMD-
Chevy Chase. D. c., No. 2a14 Northampton
street. corner Nebraska ave; reconditioned
also nearby residence equipped with IS
rms. ba. apartments FULTON r. COR
don. AZ Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50. Eve,
Evening star., 1939-09-12
$10,750.
Built of Stone.
Sligo Hills. Md.
TO SETTLE ESTATE.

TO SETTLE ESTATE.
Sc, ,5OO-20-ft. Colonial brick, in hne con-
dition, on a beautiful avenue in near NV.
location; oil heat: 8 porches. garage. Big
barRain for home or investment. Call Mr..
Mannakee Randolph 1858.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY
Brick or frame. good or bad condition.
Can Dupont 1856. a. D. TORE REALTY
CO.. 1928 North Capitol st,
I WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR YOUR D. G.
property. brick or frame. white or colored.
PARKER 1878 X st. NV. Dist. 300.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
BARRY. 3439 18th st NV Col. 60s6
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR BRICK OR
cheap. Rox 1921. Star. IA
I PAY HIGHEST ALL CASH PRICES FOR
old d. c. houses; no commission. MRS.
KERN, 2632 Woodley oil NV. Col. 2675.
ALL CASH NET FOR D. C. HOUSES. THIS
ad is not for purposes Of obtaining hstinss.
Quick action. p. A. GARvEY. Dist 45Os.
Ewes. and Sun. Geo. $3.50. 1929 VT ave.
GET MY PRICE BEFORE You SELL
personally will pay cash for your D. G.
property, white or colored @. 9. DUTY.
1924 Vermont ave National 4462.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property If the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small: condition immaterial.
sos No Cap :" Resltor Natl os7s.
We HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR Pc p g.
~ ,1o. doss REALTY CO; ,,,,
Ao' AE Evenings. At 27o2' 900
CASH FOR YOUR HOME.
nfMEpIATH ACTION. CALL NATL.
1888. EVENINGS. wooDLxY e271.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
So 05Q ZIP

IN SELECT AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.
4417 BUTTERWORTH PL NV.
Model home furnished ny Lansburshs.
A group of 10 new detached. all-brick
homes and baths. . hreplaces, full dry
basement, designed for recreation room: :
Bryant air-conditioned; covered front porch;
slate roof. Lot 1875 ft.. deep: southern ex-
H A. INSPECTED AND APPROVED
BAKER REALTY CO; INC: DIST. 1911,
Evening star., 1939-09-12

coLoRED. 1880 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
large rms. kit. bath. S42.bO. Apply
1anitor. Decatur 1929. No children.
COIORED-3 LARGE ROOMS. KIT
bath: in basement; will accept tanitor serv-
ice for part rent Apply 200 H st. ne.
FOR COLORED
1928 RIGGS PL. NV
(Bet r and Sts.. 18th and 10th BIS }
1-rm. kit. and bath apis. with built-in
Murphy beds: now S35
I4iS HOPKINS ST. NV.
(Bet o and p Sts.. goth and 21st Sts1 }
Lovely 1-rm.. kit. and bath apts, now
RoEERT W. SAVAGE,
so7 Union Trust Bldg. Natl $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
APARTMENTS UkFuRkIshEp.
o440 18th ST NV.

244O 18th ST. NV.
Park Tower opposite Meridian Hill
Park-Carpeted halls. switchboard,
8 elevators; refrigeration: sersge;
rms. kit. baths. porch 81 SO 90
rms, kit, ,iath, porch.-- $500
rms. din kit, b., porch = $3.50
Resident Manager
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H ST. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
2411 Both ST. NE.

Six rooms, bath. inclosed porch, hot
water heat. well-built frame house. COM
position roof: two large lots. Priced low
at So. $50, with only $3.50 down and bal
ance like rent Open daily and Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors
a25 N Y. Ave NV Natl. a7a7.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.

This home is not new. 1t is. in fact.
about IL years old, just old enough to have
no new house can boast. It occupies q
corner over 100 IT. wide in the forest sec
ton. Chevy Chase. surrounded by roses,
evergreens and Towering shrubs well
planned double bedrooms, 2 baths on second
floor; large living room, dining room. serving
pantry and kitchen on first floor. You
BARGAIN at the price asked Call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Wisconsin 1878 until pm.
Evening star., 1939-09-12

Sr. bs this. , families, double garage; near
school. bus, playground; sos Shepherd
Evening star., 1939-09-12
NEW, Def. $3.50 MO,

Includes 4l2o 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 I'd. turn left,
200 II. 10 homes
SAMPLE OPEN 5 TO SPIN
SMITH e. GOTTLIEB, INC. Shep 5154
Evening star., 1939-09-12

FACING PARK-6-RM HOUSE NEWLY
decorated and painted; cleo. t.-w.h. front
and rear porches, garage; $47.50 month
Evening star., 1939-09-12
GOT EMERSON ST. NV,
$500.
Foxhall Village, D. c.
OYerlOOklnp GOYernment Park

newly decorated home with 3 full-sized
bedrooms. liz tile baths. > lovely screened
porches which overlook the park and where
ii is always cool in the evenings. This
property is within 15 minutes from down.
town by either bus or street car. near all
schools. has been recently rented All 500
per month. Owner moving to the West
prefers to sell THOS J FISHER g.
CALL Mr.. JONES. MO. a3n9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
TOOK PICTURES SERIOUSLY

Director Anatole Lityak is mar
ried to Miriam Hopkins whom he
directed in his first American
picture.
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Director mugs"
In Own Picture

Obseryant moyie-goers Will get
an opportunity TO catch n fleeing
glimpse OF genius when they see
THE Lady vanishet.' starring
Margaret Lockwood. Michael Red
grave. Paul Lukas and Dame May
Witty. opening at the Roxy thea
ter on Saturday.
The genius? None other than
rotund and Joyiai Alfred Hitchcock
who. incidentally. directed the pie
ture. and somehow manages to get
mixed up in one scene OF every
film he makes We're not telling
just where he appears In The
Lady ysnlshes." but well give a
clue IT happens In one Of the final
scenes in the picture and the alert
movie fan will be able to spot him.
The supporting cast Of The
Lady vanishes." includes. among
others. Emile BOreo Linden
Travers. Google Withers. Mary
Clare. Hsunton Wayne and Basil
Radford.
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Paul Robson and Henry Wlcoxon Riviera Tomorrow in Ozark Sands
.Wendy Hitler
Acting Find

Probably the most excited girl
in the world today Is Nends Hii-
Ter who is being hailed as the most
sensational acting find" in Eng.
land following upon her per
Torrance as the eoekney flower
girl in "Pygmalion. Elimination Of
the noted shaw stage success,
which IL enjoying q second weeks
run al tho Blue Mouse theatef this
week with Leslie Howard in the
role Of the professor who trans.
forms the illiteraic flower giri into
a lady.
Miss Hitler first came 20 the
notice of London stage audiences
with her brilliant performance In
Love on the Dole. after which
she appeared in a Malvern Festival
play. G., H. Shaw. observing her
work in this play selected her as
the ideal choice for the role OF the
cockney heroine In erygmalion
Miss Hitler was born In Bran
hall. Cheshire. England. on August
18th. She began her dramatic
career as a student at the Man
chester Repertory thea,er In 1880.
making her first appearance on
the stage there as the maid In
The Ware Case" Subsequently
she appeared as Minnie Masters in
yellow Sands; as Mrs. Hodges
in "Alison's House. as Salmon
Pryde in symphony in Two
Flats and in all manners OF parts
from lhsen to Aldwyeh farce.
During 1892 she toured in Even
song" She made her first APP
pearancc in London at the Gar
rick theatcr In 1888 az Sally In
Love on the Dole" scoring an in
Simultaneous success
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

produced almost entirely IN the
Sahara Desert by Walter rustrr.
has hern given sensational r.
csptiou by film critics and Atsts.
rmcs. everywhere Never. they al
agree. has there EVER hrrn any
thing like N on me screen Aside
from - powerful story. IT. survflA.
tive cast. and he soul-ssssfina
music. the photography u 49,
claimed = magnificent achieve
mrrs.
Henry wslcnxan. Wallace Ford.
Paul Raeeson. and = real ssHisnsse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEArERS

FIRST SHOWING
BIur MOusr--Leslie Howard
and wendv Hitler IN "Pygma.
lion" II 80. $50. 40. cas-.
ass. ii2o.
MUSIC Shirley Temple
and Anita Louise in The Lit
tie Princess. i2;5b. 40. T.2s.
i0:s0. also Franciska 8aal and
Franchot Tone In The Uifl
Downstairs. II 80. TAO, b.bo.
p;l0.
RIVIERA - ciaudette Colbert
and CLARK Gable In 1T Hap
pened one Night" 40. go.
q 40: also Gary Cooper ana
Jean Arthur In Mr.. Deeds
Goes To Town: IL IS. s:so.
7:35.
RONY-Jimmy casney. Rose
mary Lane and Humphrey
Bogsrt In The Oklahoma Kid
1900. 2o5. 4;05. COS. $40.
1910.
RETURN SHOWING
BEsIRiN--Fredric March and
Joan Bennett In Trade Winds.
also Joel McCrea and Andrea
Leeds In Youth Takes n Fling
COMMUNITY - jeanette Mac
Donald and Nelson Eddy in
"Sweethearts." also Jack Holt
and Beverly Roberts In the
Strange Case OF DR.. Meade"
KAY sTREET--Ioretta Young
and Richard Greene In Ken
tucKy." also Betty 6table and
-, GaII.
LESSONS"
PARK Nelson Eddy and jean
cite Macdonald In Sweet
hearts. also Sybil Jason in
The Little Diplomat
PROCTOR--Sabu and Raymond
Massey In Drums" also Bonita
Granville In Nancy Drew. Dr.
trctipe."
REALART Loretta Young.
Walter Brennan and Richard
Greene In Kentucky"
REN - DICK Foran and Gail
PAGE in Heart OF the North
also Ralph Beliamy In "Smash-
ing the Spy Ring"
SHELL Robert Young and
Ruth Husses In Rich Man,
Poor Girl. also Dick heuill In
Atlantic Flight"
NsET-Jehnett Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy In sweet
hearts" also They Are Always
Caught"
TEMPLE - John Garfield and
Gloria Dickson I'm They Made
Me Criminal" also Luise
Rainier ana Paulettc Goddard In
Dramatic school"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
O'BRIEN TO SHELL IN
"RENEGADE RANGER

Romance and revenge are the
twin themes OF THE Renegade
Ranger" RKO Radios starring
vehicle for George O'Brien. The
picture, returning TO the Shell to-
morrow, deals with Texas
rangers difficulties in pursuing,
arresting and reseuing pretty
Mexican girl accused Of border
killing. and it is said to be
OBrien's most exciting film TO
date.
David Howard directed the pro-
duction by Bert Gilroy. The cast
includes Ray Whitley. Tim Holt,
William Royle, Lucio Nillegas,
Charles Stevens and other IA
fayorites. with Rita Hayworth,
lovely Spanish American actress.
as the harassed heroine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
RETURNS TO CRIME SCENE

Make Rosenbloom says It's true
that criminals return 10 their old
haunts. Make. discharged from the
Each Dawn Die" prisos At War
ner Bros. shows up on the set each
day 10 watch James cagney and
George Rat Wosk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
SCREENSTERS ANSWER
SHAKESPEARE
Sticks and stones
May break my bones,

But names will never hurt me
SO sang the poet. who entirely
neglected 20 mention that. how
ever true his ma Jor premise. the
contrary is also fact. and names
may on occasion DO their owners
a lot Of good. II all depends on
whether or not the names have
attained wide fame. For example.
Fred Bickel and Hsrfistts Lake
enacted a scene one morning for
Trade Winds" Walter WaDgsrs
picture now a. the Beverly thea
ter, under the direction Of Tay
Huldrougb. But consider the en-
HANGED value Of the item when IL
IL revealed that Blckel il Fredric
March, Mss Lake IN Ann SOihern
and Huldrough IL Tay Garnstt,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Mr.. Moto's Last Warning
Will Share New Program
Film Which Wss preduesd Almost Entirely h No Sshsst
Dsssrs Ahe cssss WsHses Ford; Fsmsd Ssssh
Peter lorsl Crime rssa Arsw =

The long awaited much talked about screen success
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S5IH TERM As JUDGE

Earl Dw!re. Hollywood charae-
ter actor. Is judging his 18th film
trial in the "Each Dawn Die"
courtroom at Warmers where
George Raft is being tried for
murder.
DD1re owns mis- own set Of judi
cial robes.