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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-27
0. H. S. CLEE CLUB TO
PRESENT OPERETTA SOON

The Oakland High School Glee club
will present its annual spring oper-
eta at the High School auditorium on
May 5, at eight o'clock. Admission is
to be Is and 25 cents.
Various committees have been an
pointed by James Chisholm, president
of this organization, to perform GER
tain duties. The chairman of these diff
ferent committees are as follows:
Makeup, Eleanor Sincell; tickets,
Frank Junkins; costume, Evelyn Tea
garden; stage, Isolde Booming. Facul-
ty advisers for these are Mrs. Hall,
Mr.. Spoerlein, Miss Elliott and Mr..
Luman respectively.
The operetta is under the direction
of Miss Joan Steele and Miss Willard
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-27

STUCK, BY GUM!
"A COntrihl1tiOn)

How doth the skilled stenographer
Improve each phrase and clause!
She masticateth chewing gum
Between her shapely jaws.
She rolleth it both fore and aft,
And also to and fro;
And endless motion, like the sea,
When gentle breezes blow.
Its flavor gone, she parketh it
Benath an office chair,
Or casteth it upon the walk;
And he who steppeth there
Curseth and struggleth long to free
The morsel from his shoe.
When woman gummeth up the work;
There's little man can do!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-27

The identity of young lady is with
held, but the memory of her answer
fingers on with the science instructor
in large high school. On written
quiz he had asked the class to define a
bolt and nut, and explain the differ
ence between them.
On her paper the young woman
wrote: "a bolt is a thing like a stick
of hard metal, such as iron, with a
square bunch at one end and lot of
scratching wound around the other
end. A nut is similar to the bolt only
just the opposite, being a hole in a
little chunk of iron sawed off short
with wrinkles around the inside of the
hole"
The startled instructor marked that
one with large "A".
In The Republican just forty years
ago a fashion writer advised on how to
acquire a graceful walk.
"A woman should walk from the
hips, the waist being held stationary
save for gentle, willowly, swaying
motion, which is so charming an at
tribute of well-poised feminine fig
ure."
In acquiring this pose one was sup
posed to practice walking every day
with something on the head. Ut didn't
mean the kind of hats they wear today,
either).
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-27

The Bookings Institution has rec
commended that the Federal tax sys-
tenn be drastically overhauled, be-
cause, it said, existing levies were
choking the flow of private funds into
investment channels.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-27
Brief Mention

Rev. Miller, of lockwood, preached
an interesting sermon in the Lutheran
church here on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Fearer, Markleysburg,
spent Monday here with her sister,
Mrs. Blaine Frantz.
Irwin Fortner and friend of Con-
fuence, visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Mitchell on Tuesday evening.
Charley B. Miller was at Oakland
on Saturday where he was attending
to some Farm Bureau business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Croce and Ell
wood Kissner, Uniontown, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs Leo Rod
gers.
Clayton Speicher and family, Oak
land, spent Sunday here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rodgers.
Mrs. Hattie Casteel visited with Mrs.
Emma Wilson on Sunday.
Misses Eleanor and Betty Baker, of
Terra Alta, were guests on Thursday
evening of Miss Hope WEIGH.
Misses Mary Guard and Hope WEIGH
attended the Garrett County Youth
Club meeting at the recreational park
near Bittinger last Friday.
Walter Haenftling and family Acct
dent, spent Monday evening here with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Harmon, Cove,
were visiting friends here on Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. T. D. Pryor and son David, Of
Baltimore, came here Wednesday at
ternoon. Mrs. Pryor returned to her
home in the city Sunday while her son
remains here with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford C. Mccullough.
Thursday dinner guests of Rev. p.
L. Greynolds at the Crawford Hotel
were Rev. W. S. Patterson, Oakland,
and Rev. D. R. Carder, Grantsville.
Mrs. James Halderman, Fairmont,
was a weekend guest of her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Friend
Mrs. Conrad Schmale, Accident, was
a visitor here on Saturday.
Miss Lucille Kendall and friends, of
Cumberland, visited the formers
grandmother, Mrs. A. J. Mason, on
Sunday.
Clarence Wicklow and family Wis
tied relatives at Addison on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-27
FRIENDSVILLE
Social Affairs

A group of Friendsville fremen at
tended the Allegany-Garrett firemen's
smoker at LaVale on Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Joseph Schroyer entertained a
number of boys and girls at a party in
honor of her daughter Bertie's fif-
teenth birthday anniversary on Fri
day evening. The evening was pleas
antly spent playing games.
The Parent-Teachers meeting was
held in the school auditorium We'd
nesday night with large attendance.
An interesting program was presented
by the school children.
The Ladies' Bridge club met Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Har-
vey Friend. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Evangeline Glenn and Mrs. jeanette
Statler.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-27

rnrTs If Excess Acid causes
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Bloating, Gas, Heartburn, Belching,
Nausea, get free sample of UDGA
and free interesting booklet at
GONDER'S PHARMACY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
"lAW OF UNDERWORLD
AT SHELL TO-DAY

The sinister activities Il gang
and an 1naercoyer plot ziihlh ihs
gang iiseif To depose ia leader,
make for action ard suspense in
Law q me Underworld. EKO
Raaloa thrill drains with Chester
Morris heading the cast az the
moos csief AMI returning to-day 10
the Shell theafer
The romantic phases II the film
are syppileG By Anne Shirley and
Richard Bond a. young couple
Who are f0fce4 % Join tbe gang
While Eduardo Clanneli - Nor
rs disloyal assistant. Lee Patrick
a. . 8oBbie-cTDasing glr member
- the group and Walter Absl a.
prosecutor have other principal
roles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
n, Y. Tests
Prove Women
Can Lose FAT
Ask Your Doctor II II Isn't
Good Wav. Read Every Word

NFu YORK MA test coud lct-
e. h. A pronl. neni y 7. physician
40 nationally KNOWN neNsDapef
V-o-ar proved there "A harmless
effe~-Ire vav 20 lose IA y Fol u
oHle STICK 70 II and eve = Tar
In 90 days IS women lost total
a lse rs Here shat tt4eF GIG
pr. ~ all 1aer ate selsl24F Anc
10 1roper fuucIlonlnz nv Fe'1los =. o.
accumulated Hastes tley TOOK = ALtie
da.4s dose q Krusc aen--5aace fishL
here N the L ; 4 from famous
English formula u YOU nave ne
sagates- oouot about THIS Pan ilst
ask rCur onn doctor about - NVH-
cerf-' merit
AN THIs Is IMPORT All:
ErH~chrn l. not harmful. II = hot
iu>i one salt a. some people may
isuoranflY believe Rather = a
blend 81 active minerals Hhifh -
when dissolved in Water.-mase
heauhful mineral drink similar 70
hiShh effective Spa water. Wherc
Wealth. women have gone for aeAfe-
Here's the Kruschen Pan JUST
tzks q half teasDOOuful q Kr1sr hen
= hot aa1er eTerr morning fns D<t-
r. funeticuiEz Go EEhr Oh fstty
fo1ds and sUeets-eat beautifully OF
Jean meats fresh frllirs and zTeen
yezetsb.es Pan 20 DO th.s faith
fHil' Tor q dzTs and zee = YOU cor
iese fst snd fee healthier and Young
= 4 lsF costs but few cents and
is7-F 8 weeks ~ druggists every
vaeFe Pav Lsss DRUG Store CSoSr
DTls OH D-1z Conpsny-sov.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
HAD TO DEvOUR 10
STEAKS FOR SCENE

Eighteen thick, juicy steaks
provided Joel McCrea with the
most difficult assignment of his
motion picture career.
Joel had To eat the sirloins dur
ing an amusing dinner scene for
Universals roma ntic drama.
Youth Takes a Fling" now show
ing at the Music Box thester. when
they are prepared for him by An
drea Leeds. who feels that the
secret OF winning a mans atten-
ton Is through good food.
One steak wasn't enough. While
the scene was photographed from
various angles desired by Director
Archie Mayo. McCrea had TO eat
sizesb bic portions OF Is different
cuts-and TO look as though he
actually enjoyed them.
In the Joe Pasternak production.
Youth Takes Fling" hcCres
and Miss Leeds, the stars are
supported by brilliant cast which
features Frank jerks and Doro-
thea Kent in comedy roles. and
which includes Isabel Jeans. Eng
lish Coincidence Virginia Grey as
viyacious 'vamp' and Grant
Mitchell. noted character player.
The liner Queen Mary has four
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
Erie Front Graces
Roxy This Week

The fsllsw Cab Ga. u raenma
has contributed generously u The
spectacular background whieh sn.
haneea The alF ~ myafeff and ter
for whleh psFssles tho fsaxy thea
ter shla week where The terrifying
screen sttfsetlnn. ffr san ~
ffankenssssas 10 playing - packed
performances
The yellow CAB Cos lasefiaus
nsa Packard smhslianee 10 10 he
seen IN the ishbY ~ ths the#ssf
under the esfss green lights which
help the surrounding sufs "a mYs.
terry which enr feels uEsan ~.
preaching ths btk shaw house
ushsfestes aad cashiers are at
tired In white nstaes uniforms sna
the general effect ~ the atspsas IL
ono ~ tha mnss realistic EVER ssen
in Tae1ms lhrater
The arlnc emitting Universal mo.
tom picture IL naw 10 tho fssih
day ~ Iss firss fun IN Tseams with
nefis kafiaff, Isasii Hathhanr
Llanel Atsill and fsels Ingusi IN
the ma lar roles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01

Nsaflns. ~ strange coincidence
ire sauae stsk vrss snrn ~ ~ for.
ncr sen.ln lAw 1a0u nsFrymose.
n Marie sntnaests the man
she 49, aHee rfasiueef. dsfextuF
ri star Doe ne tisaarspa eems
nany with = years II top rssslns
n the segissmats stage hehlrl ATM
rlAyef she feie ~ "a sfsi southern
aftatoefat eefws - $50 = MARYLAND
snansiEsa suesianea ct faf a #ens
= Stand IN snd Ftzni now
showing AZ TIE fsiue NaHan ,heatsy
Nhen Ne hAa fereftssi a. ne
wsr'iFehe department. Iaet mafu.
NJ. ths geas hnnsira q Nlgn sss
that which aaa heen x~ra y !
rfrvtees picture ~ Lewis asans
! cnlf hers thaf essaf eaffses
sam. - Levs ability sin u. Ne
sslH Tnsn ne eve caught tse vsst
stir TIE uaFTxmafe iahei sf4fi IN
size 4 I'm tsks thss. u ses~ly
winds. he aasisd
YES. I'm trying - ssf " ~ ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
College Night
At Lakewood

By request of the French depart
ments Of colleges and private in
stitutiong. the famous film triumph
"Mayerlng" will return for an
other, but definitely last night 10
the Lakewood screen. next Thurs
day. 10 enable those who were
busy with the semi-annual exami-
nations last week TO see this IN
usual film.
Shakespeare's gay comedy AS
You Like II. with Elisabeth Berg
ner and Laurence Olivier In the
leading parts. viii be shown to-
night ana tomorrow. the regular
Continental Night. al Lakewood.
Schubert's Unfinished Symphony,
played by the National Philhar-
monte orchestra Of i22 artists ~
seen and heard on tine same bill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
'Gunes Din" His High
Record A. NJ. Y. Opening

The biggest January opening "
the history n Nsts fefas famed
Music Hall waa set last ssck sl,h
the premiere VI Rko Itai.a .
super spectacle. "gunga pin
The fifst.day bos office figure
hli the surprising total ~ si777s
and that on one ~ the coldsss
days ~ tho year. rhsstsr offieisis
predict the screen version ~ Rad.
yard klpllnga poem viii DO 800
600 or better for the week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
TOhLIN AUTHOR or
MANY SONG HITS

Pinsy Tomlln. best known "a an
actor. - one ~ the nations most
talented e0mposefs. lie has srtt-
ten scores Of songs during the past
few years. several ~ which have
gained Inc best seller lsf Among
ths better known melodies written
~ Finky are ~Tbs Object Of NJ
Affection That's What You
Thlns@ and Changing Ny Ambi.
ton Plnky IL currently - ~
seen in Republics hli-biily must.
cal film. Down IN NfAansaN
which n currently playing ~ the
Riviera thsatsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
LOYAL TO PET!

Although she has been offered
many thoroughbred dogs as pets,
Deanna Durbin still clings Loyalty
10 "Tippy,' a cocker spaniel that
was her pet before she became
famous in the movies.
Deanna. who IS starred In Uni
versars That Certain Age. now
at the Beverly theater says.
He's the best dog that ever
lived
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01

stick soaked in rich brown gravy
snvdsy' Besides
Moore: l really think we do have
the larger celebration though. in
Canada. The old English tradition
OF Boxing day following Christmas
day for visits 10 friends homes 10
see their trees and such. in fact one
round OF festivities from Christmas
till New Years.
Little Christmas Color
And so it went. round and round.
this Christmas eve of ours in the
island Of Bali We wandered down
the one business street" of Den
Pasar. our little town and base of
operations Christmas color here >
Very little indeed. save for one
lone restaurant. run by couple of
Balinese lads who spoke no Eng
lish, I'VE spoke little Malay.
mighty littleD. BY media OF sign
language We signalled TO them for
what we hoped would prove a
Dutch lunch - hardly a suitable
Christmas eve meal. but a distinct
and welcome change from the
monotony Of our Balinese food
rice. pineapple. mangoes and more
rice. with the inevitable pork!
Our Balinese restaurant boys did
savvy. for they produced. wonder
OF wonders. a loaf OF bread. appar-
entity quite genuine Under our
critical eye they toasted il. and
then, no cheese of quality being
available. sprinkled 1t with the
coarse sugar of the Indies We sat
down to feast royal. but strain
as We would that bread absolutely
refused TO taste like good home
brcad-it was undeniably made of
rice PASTE
Radio Saves Day
Suddenly. at our very backs. the
voices OF ma gnificent cathedral
choir. caught in the midst of "Oh.
Come All Ye Faithful" A radio,
Sure enough, there in the rear of
our little restaurant. half-hidden
away as though for shame. was an
ultra modern short wave set of
European make. We scanned the
dial with our young hosts permits
sion and found il inscribed with the
locales OF Europe's leading foreign
stations. There we sat far into the
mite, drinking in the great music
Of choir and organ. as ii came
across from the cities Of Europe.
And from nearby Java, even, a
Yuletide service was broadcast
and served TO give us some feeling
OF contact with the real Christmas
at home.
The next day being. Of course.
Christmas day. we had proposed
laying up our bikes for once. But.
growing desire To secure some
English printed something
10 read - forced abandonment OF
our good intentions. Magazines
We secured the town-not even the
Bali hotel with its clientele of fash
ionsble visitors could furnish a
European magazine, They could be
had only on special order from
Java. we were told. One sugges-
tion, though-we might find some
literature down at Kuta beach on
the Indian ocean. Here a young
American lived.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
Coogans "SetHe
Their Troubles

FL PASO. Tex.-Jackie Coogan,
former child film star. said today
that he and his wife, Betty Cradle,
had settled their troubles, and
that they would start housekeep-
ing as soon as he returned 10 Hol-
lVWOOd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01

hack auof Costello confessed n
Taylor simply nsd 90 nave 4
20 snsf told AL ny friends ~ !
annt saaf IN - Dependant an
others Whether xef snYwnrre
~ M. thIs ia better fnsa sisfuz
around n ny Feam al Isv and ~
tesst ~efne people Fenembsr me
Tar eAst I wss
ifrleu tsfudefteN . New ynfk
rAesus xifI n E'NsseIses H<ytsY.
ssns ever - shake ssnst< snzi -
"reminiscences shsr1t th< Tina ~nea
sse asest q ~xsf aufsfsf~ I'M fnes-
lsr u eaten . glimpse n nim
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
THOMAS PLAYS TONIGHT

Tonight VIII mark another Tues
day evening program OF warned hit
selections arranged IN the original
Joe Thomas style and played by
the Dukes Of Rhythm a. the Coli
scum ballroom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01

first pangS Of
hoplesic X n e s $
came on Christ
mas We w z
sat IN our little
Chinese n o I g !
h ere in D e n
PsSar com par
ing n q e : O II
what form cele-
hrations II our
res p { C tiV e
homes " o al d
take Sample
VI o ore: or
course b Elm :
half-N aV around
I h e : ! o b Q e.,
Christmas day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
Bette Davis Goes Blind, Then Mad
CHANGING Color OF Hair Overnight
rs Al ior 'he Fins 70 So sure.
Bui /, Wears One Out Aiief 30

tlaat have ssms fs1H eus ~ e I
might s. bsttf
she dragged AZ hes esgaret ~
uefrsiy that Il almost t,ssrd
@rhis isn't ,hs hsFass, thing I've
dane though lagak geaag blind
In DARK NietnFy' as ~asss -.
caass 4 gaek - eusa eeaeratFa.
tsan and essntFsa
HprIfs TURNED
akt>rr
The eAmefA would esssHr Esxht
up o. nv eyes ard ID hsxe o. East
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01

a. home - they're UP and about
when we're sleeping almost. But
pretending il is the same time at
home as here-Let's see-the folks
would be coming in-you know.
usual crowd Of relatives. greetings
flying the crisp winter air. every
one pausine to admire the tree and
discuss its merits. In our home in
British Columbia. and out in the
country especially. Christmas eve
Is the last minute preparation pc
Rod. The tree Is held Christmas
morning. and
Mason: Same in ours too, We
wouldn't compromise on Christmas
eve for presents. Somehow waiting
TIL morning lends the old spirit
and tradition. though ! can admit
passing many a sleepless night an
ticipatin what I would receive
I'm ashamed to say.
Prefers White Meat
Moore: And. of course. there's
Christmas dinner. At home the
family, at least the feminine por-
ton, would have everything in
readiness Christmas eve for the
great meal of the following day
you know. nothing to do but roast
the turkey and few little minor
details FiXings, cranberry, stuffed
olive and almond dressing. reishes.
and Of course. four or five kinds of
vegetables. salads. and then the
plum pudding, red hot, and soaked
in brandy sauce! But give me mus
tard pickles and white meat.
Mason: Stop! You're killing me.
Just because you live in the country
don't assume we pass up Christmas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
FIRST SHOWING

HilI MOI ~ Wallace BrefF
FLORENCE Rice and Roleort Th3-
Tor IN stand up and Fighi /"
~ 30. 40 3 5. IS. IS.
10 90
ihkIN EiiTsbefh Berg
nor aud Lawrence oliver in A.
You Like II 20 and y 20.
MI sic Bo> Joan Fontsine
Ia Duke Of West Point II IS
3 0s 6 40 30 90 also AndFea
LEEDS and joel MeCrea N
youth Takes = Pins 40.
S o. IS.
RINIIRA The Weaver Broth
ers and Elysy IN Dovn IN
Arkansas ~ 20 = oh ; 10,
7.5a 40 as also Brian Donlevy
ana Lynn Rari IN sharp
shooters II 20. SO, IS.
64a qi0
KoNN-BasI Rathbone and
Boris Knrloff Ia son OF Frank
enstrin ~ 90 so 8 50.
q 80 also Charlie Ruegies and
Make Rosenbloom IN Ills ~
citing Night Il 40 , 40 8 40.
& 40
RETURN SHOWING
RIAIRI.N DcanuR Dufbin and
MelXyn Douglas Ia That Ger
tain age also Paul Kelly and
Lorna Gray Ia Adventure IN
sahara
CONNt NIIh-fosemafv Lane
Jefieey Lynn and Claude Rains
ia Pour Daughters also VIII
Rogers ~ Life Begins at 20
KAY STRrTT-CaRrk Gable and
MVrna LoY in Too Hot 20 Han
die also Ann sothern and
Burgess Meredith IN There
Goes the Groom .
PARK Pat O'Brien and Mar
garrt Lindsey tn Garden OF tho
Moon also JACK Holt and
Frankie Dafro IN ReformA-
tory
riot IoH-ClAfk Gable MYfnA
I.ov and walter Ptdgcon in
Too Hot 10 Handle
r,itRT-Louis HAYWARD and
Ksy sutton IN The Saint IA
New York also Bob Burns and
Paw BANTER IN The Arkansas
fAhtlff
RIN-WaYne Morris and Claire
Trevor IN Valley ~ The Oh
anti also JACK Dakte and Iu-
ellie Rail IN The Affairs OF
Aunabei
~HlIi-Chrstef Morris IN Law
OF the Underworld John Boics
IN sinners In Paradise and
Joe Penuer IN Go Chase Your
self
II NsIT $50 WAYNE Morris and
Glare Trevor In valley Of the
Giants also JACK ORkis and
Lucille Bal IN Thu hfisifs If
knnaDri
TINflI--Robert Young Joan
Crawford and MELVIN Douglas
in The shining Hour al.o
Margaret Lindsay and Anns
Sheridan in Broad saY Mus
FFffprs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01

Charley GrapeNin Was q star
athlete In school pat in 81
years in vaudeville and starred
on the Broadway stage before on
tering pictures can't get him
self 10 retire has three novels
and three plays Ia his credit .
chnstsned Charles. bat insists on
being billed as Charley be and
his wife celebrate their wedding
anniversary every sir months
still works out on his scfobstic
equipment noN seen with Wal
lace Berry In stand Up ami
Fight. Al the Blue ouse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
nv rArl. HARRISON

MA ~eYN he starr correspondent
HOLLYWOOD Reits DAVIS hst
heen going efazy al asy. ard thF
emotional strain u BEING Ihs mad
Empress Carlotts had WNFn hrF -
a ffsssie So she aid. anyway.
Hut instead Of kosnk II her dress.
ing NOM between takes - pres
serve her mood and maybe have
tcmpefamentsi cry. a. moat stAfs
would have dene. shs sat behind
the camera ard dfev hard on a
clgarrt and talked "a sgrersh,y -
usual
When you Sc, 10 ~ -. she
observed sadly. YOU cant take II
like you usrd to. don remember
ever ecins absolutely exhausted
before No. I don't believe IL
that I'm trying harder Ros i'ss
always worked Just A. hard as I
could at first 70 set ahead. and
later 10 stay there Hut row
I'm tired Thank Cod, they've
promised me a holiday - al least
six weeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-01
COIN. OR AfN
NOT EASY

She looked fine 10 me in her
sleek black wig and tight. bodicesi
costume Il was hard 10 imagine
that IN few more minutes she 4
he ON tho set again with Montaga
Love, eluiehing him and staring
wild.eyed At spectral visions. and
gihbering about people Who had
come 10 poison her. With all her
diving and going mad and blind for
the screen. Miss Davis has had a
tough time ~ II Maybe YOU re.
member that scene in Border.
town. when abe went crazy on
the witness stand after numbering
her husband
There's one consultation this
time. she said I've got some.
thing 90 think about besides just
flying To pieces I'm supposed Ia
have a persecution complex and
TO believe that people are follow
ing me- around trying To give ne
poison. That's what We were hid
ding about ct lunch today. l,
sounds kind ~ horrible, but II |