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Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-06

triple independence and sovereignty Is PIC
possible hungarian orve
Pennsylvania the provinces OF Buko"na ana e
No No illustrates the RUSSIAN
threat the rich region OF the DopruJa
the latter alone would cut u-
mania from sea end her status as a power
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-06
Solve Problems,
Double Values

nifty has a brighter future, as soon
as current problems are erased, :"
Jenkins said.
The center program, held at the
high school, was directed by L. E.
Sinclair. A number of inland folk
attended.
jenkins film will be shown twice
next week, once at the San Diego
Ad club at noon wednesday and
again before the Rose Mesquite
farm center Thursday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-06
Tucson Closes
Gambling House

TUCSON, Oct. 6. CUP) = The
Turf, a Tucson bookmaking estab-
ishment, was under police paddock
today after three days of business
in accommodating the horse racing
betting fraternity.
County Attorney j. Mercer john
son, acting under a state supreme
court ruling, ordered the establish
ment closed on grounds it was a
public nuisance" The Turf opened
up this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-06
SUBMARINE SINKS
BRITISH STEAMSHIP

LONDON, Oct. 6. (UP) - The
ministry of information announced
today that a German U-bOat had
sunk the British steamship Glen
farg of 876 tons. One member of
the crew died of wounds suffered
during the attack but the rest OF
the crew was picked up and landed
safely, the ministry said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-06
SCHOOL EXECUTIVES
RACK FROM FARLEY

Four rural school supervisors re-
turned to Imperial Valley Thurs
dav night after attending a state
convention of supervisors in San
Jose. The group included Mrs. John
Kepley. art. Mrs. Carmen Gibson
music. Mrs. w. J. Carleton, athle-
tics. and Roger Walton, attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-06

Anniversary selection of skirts
Plaids with pleats, self-patterns in
wool and plain weaves. All the
new colors in Blue, Green, Brown
Red.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-06
Admiralty Angered
By kazi Report
Continued From Page II


was sunk by a German U-boat
plainly seen by witnesses. There
were no British submarines within
several hundred miles, it said.
The fact that such sugges-
ton should be made by the Ger
man government enables us once
again to realize and measure the
criminal mentality of the Nazi par
ty leaders," the statement said
But it is surprising that an
officer of the former Imperial Ger
man navy, like Admiral Raeder,
should demean his uniform by
lending himself to such baseness."
Evening star., 1939-07-30

ing - or coming provided with stepladder,
the fourth cannot be reached"
But what in the name of insanity is the
meaning of it ALL" roared Trenk.
1T just doesn't seem to have any mean
ing," said Greta, staring from face to face.
do you think 50, Major?"
Everything has meaning, DEAR" he re-
piled and smiled at her gravely.
But it really is very incomprehensible.
ITS got me guessing, Miss" said Clancy,
a capable looking man whom knew to be
hardworking and trustworthy. He scratched
his head and looked about him like one be-
wildered. "Of course, our room is tidy way
from here No sound would be likely to reach
us. But all the same this thing is beyond me
entirely"
Trenk continued to stare at the detached
medallion as though expecting to find there
some clue to the mystery.
The thing that puzzles me-" said Greta,
looking from face to face, lis - how did he
get in?"
Il am more particularly interested"
Trevvy replied, lin how he got out
Surely" De Treville murmured. that
Titan hair is unmistakable?"
Three days had elapsed. We were walking
along Fifth Avenue where my friend had been
doing some light shopping preparatory to his
departure for Europe. We had just come out
of store and he indicated girl who was
hurrying along in front OF US.
"I agree 7 .et's overtake her."
We, also, hurried, Trevvy moving to the
right and to the left. We were correct. 1t
was Greta - Mrs. Trenk' niece.
She pulled up sharply as we overlook her.
Her eyes opened widely; in fact l thought
that her astonishment was out of all proper
ton to the nature of the meeting. Our sudden
appearance clearly had confused her.
why. this is surprise" she exclaimed,
looking from face to face.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

"A delightful surprise, Trevvy murmured.
Can we hope to lure you to our hotel for
tea?"
Il should love to come. Major, but have
to make dash to get back"
Most disappointing"
Il just rushed up to town to see an old
friend who is i'll in hospital, and as there is
party at Baxter's tonight, have to hurry to
be back in time"
Il am sorry to hear that your friend is ILL.,
'Oh! he's past the crisis, but for time -"
the catch in her voice told of deep concern n
Everybody was afraid -"
He is greatly to be envied. Greta," said
Trevvy in his charmingly frank way. Il think
any man would make fight for life if he knew
you were waiting. Am acquainted with this
fortunate fellow"
mo" She shook her head confusedly. I'VE
met on cruise"
"Ah! those cruises!''
Yes nobody thinks l should take it
it happens, doesn't it,"
Il suppose it does"
He was assistant purser. 1t seems very
queer, almost like Fate - the ship was the"
Kropouia'
Trevvy adjusted his monocle and stared at
her with naive interest.
"Yes. She became cruise ship at the end
of her long life, you know. And on her last
voyage, Dick - his name is Dick Arkwright
- had a crash in taxi, going from the ship
to the Company's Offices. Conclusion he
was insensible for nearly week"
That's terrible!' said; but you say he
has recovered"
"Yes, thank Heaven. He expects to be out
again in two days."
She forced a smile and extended her hand
to Trevvy, then to me! Il must dash!"
"Good-by," said. Give my best wishes
to the folks at Doolans BY the way,
(Confinvsd on poss ~
Evening star., 1939-07-30

bt repeated, yet in view of what had heard,
remained dissatisfied
What could have caused it? Certainly it
ID come from somewhere at the foot of the
airs - somewhere near the locked dining
ON door. got up very quietly, found my
ppers and dressing gown in the dark, and
ing on tiptoe to the door, opened it without
aking any sound.
The landing was in darkness. as was the
bby below. descended the carpeted steps
Fy quietly, complimenting myself on the
alth of my movements. A certain amount of
ht penetrated through window looking
upon the porch, 50 that when became
tustomed to this l could see around me
rly we'll
There was no one in the lobby, and the
ing room door was closed, but noticed
1t that leading to the kitchen was open.
recollection was that Trenk had closed all
doors opening on the lobby before retiring.
continued my stealthy progress in the
ection of the kitchen. had been in there
fore, for Mrs Trenk had proudly displayed
to US as a model of what modern kitchen
build be. So l entered it quite silently and
thout falling over anything, my purpose
Ing to find out if the kitchen door, which
ened into another little porch communicat
with yard, remained locked.
There was no moon, and shades were drawn
oss the windows paused. trying mentally
review the position of the furniture, for l
unwilling to turn on the light had just
kermined that my route lay half-left - in
It had taken step in that direction when
arm, which appeared to be composed of
Eel cable. was thrown around my neck from
hind. and my right hand wrenched up be-
cen my shoulder blades
Don't try anything" said voice in my
T. Just move where I'm pushing you.
vitch the light up.
''Trevvy" gasped, ''in the name of sanity,
hat does this mean?"
A black silk dressing gown with gold
rdle does not belong to any particular date
period. De Treville, as he appeared in that
/ |otless blue and white kitchen, blinking
ghtly as the light flashed up, might indeed
We been Musketeer awakened The dis
dered, wavy hair helped the illusion, and his
lite of astonishment was thing to remember.
Quietly closing the kitchen door, he began
laugh. So infectious is Trevvy's laugh that
aughed, too. But at last asked:
What awakened you2"
The sound of someone unlocking door,"
What! Not sort of strumr1ing noise?"
He shook his head Clumsy work, that >.
made the strumming noise"
How"
Closing the grandfather's clock
Closing the grandfather clock?"
He nodded solemnly. "You see. by the time
Evening star., 1939-07-30

got down - and proceeded very quietly
had an impression of figure crossing the
lobby below, going from the dining room in
the direction of the kitchen turned on my
f1ashlamp and ran into the kitchen 1t was
empty. The door leading to the yard and the
one leading to the servants staircase were
locked was puzzled. Then had an idea,
Digger. went out into the lobby, carefully
opened the grandfather 'sclock = and therewas
the dining room key hanging on nail inside"
Then you were mistaken all along?"
mo, l don't think So" His expression
became grave. The dining room door vas
unlocked -"
What! Unlocked!'
Yes closed the clock and took one look
into the dining room by the light of my lamp,
then quite unmistakably heard movements
above"
You heard my movements" said. ''Yet
thought went 50 silently"
The slightest movement is audible in the
silence of the night when one is keyed up for
it. l came out, leaving the door closed, and
cropping my way in the dark reentered the
kitchen and waited. The rest you know"
stared at him dumbly: IF all this means
anything. what it means is beyond me-"
I'VE don't seem to have disturbed any
body" Trevvy remarked 80 come with me
to the dining room for moment"
We crossed the lobby, Trevvy opened the
door, and switched up the lights: Look
He pointed. looked A third medallion of
<bo Lol
This is the most darn foolish thing ever
heard of in my life!" roared Trenk. ITS
pointless. Maybe the Kraronfa was haunted
and I've bought the ghost!'
He was staring at round block of carved
oak which he held in his hand, and was
staring up at the gap which its absence had
created Mrs. Trenk joined us; Trenk himself
had aroused Clancy and his wife, Last of all,
Greta came down - and realized that she
had fingered to adjust her hair.
Trevvy was lighting cigarette.
Apart from the fact that these stupid
outrages appear to have no purpose" said
Mrs. Trenk. "a rather curious thing is the
order in which the medallions have been
moved"
The order?" Trenk challenged What do
you mean, Moll?" Her name was not Moll
but she always bore it bravely.
Il mean that the first pair to be tampered
with were on opposite sides of the ROOM Now
this one, the third seems to have been selected
at random"
Il think" said Trevvy, Il can explain this.
~. LII f.
accessible by means of standing on various
pieces of furniture. The fourth, which hasre-
maned untouched, lacks this advantage.
Short of moving table noisy proceed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Mikado Music
At Lakewood

The eatlfe pruv}ucttoa ~ TIM
Mssshe nuss ~ ~ - = rsnar
FIRE. she mast sepevsAinine nuuss
tp<s fsnm ~ sen~v tlslnpvt AMI
sullivan apevptsss ANd ~ crtetnsl
scua written especially ~ irpne
lisvvsy. ~ IsNalNs lady. unpRprtsp
'h% musical snss a. rINs tltrt NAN
No" h - presented IN she sevtse
-tnnitesnlsi NIahss' ~ ~ Lake
wand thsassv Tonight and ws<tr~s-
day.
In this flim IN fsmew~ ulh~ss.
sullivan ap~fettns sss bs~wake ~
the srssea fsv Inc first time. rn~
Relieving musical numheva are
feNsusvdi ~The MikaAas xrna. =
'~rhsve Little MHkia fFasw nenees :
"v'ccv Little tlsstsveup Z 'sa1nnarvm
a. The -. ''ral,e~Ass's Neas :
Viewers That u,Aam IN IN
spring 'Ths Wan1essas Min.
ssrsl. -TNe venmsn - M
Guard "tte~nthe~ snt MANY
othssp
Opposite irun~ tsssvsy n Nss~vs
Armstrong. rne eAas a. stsuUt ~
includes many famesss stage r>ay-
ere ~ the tislnsvt cad nuiilvna
psssissstlnna. rhe 6laIpeus b ~.
tivsiy ~ 9HGissh.
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IN thx romantic leaders are lNoss
two charming Youngsters, rrssrtlfs
Lane and Jeffrey Lynn. who were
aseh . heart . warming pair ~
rsunk Iaxsss IN the memorable
eruas Daughters rn<tr Funsnee
again travels rusky road, hus thm
time there u No tragedy shcus u.
In fact. ~ the nucleus eat ~
whieh all ihs amusing cnmrli~a-
tlens ~ ths hslartnss story evolve.
Tire mars mature msmksrs of
the east have the AsliehsNsi tash
~ furnishing nsesi ~ the laughs.
ana . mere Fsessal ~ their nsm~s
- sufficient guarantee that tho
isss - well performed, FOR they
include sseh past masters ~ me
AFT ~ comedy ~ Reisna vnuua.
May nahsou. Fay nslns~f. Gene.
We've raeln and Ian Hunses.
A striking uss.s<csDn ~ NE
on heard an ocean steamer return.
lnE ffusa the Orient Ia dramatically
snsen throughout Rko Waase I
Pacific Liner" the ether as~
attraction IN which Victor MsiAa-
len and Chester Mnsrss ssv starved.
The story reveals . unique cons
irs.f h~tNesn thu sophisticated
passengers and the srtmy. hsfi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
VETERAN PINTO IS
PRIDE OF GARLIC

Leo eafrilies horse. Hut.sun. u
. veteran ~ - motion pscsurss
The screens tamsus bad MARI
viii ride no ashsr h.sse Ia . f,lm
and since he 10 In constant demand
for eusboar pictures, hts pinto 70
- we'll sna~n 10 film fans ~
many actors sui-sun shAlhed up
HE 18th rnle In Flirting With
Fate. Joe X brown starring
comedy now playing ~ the Temple.
In addition "a movie sspsvtsncs.
sui. sun has pruh~biy appeared IN
more psrsdss Than any other hsrs~
In California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
T opper' Back
To Beverly

Hal Roschs hilarious screen
comedy. Topper Takes A Trip.
sequel To Topper. one ~ last
years biggest laugh hits, returns
To the Beverly today with Con.
stance Bennett OF the latter pro-
duotion again cast In q light com.
edy role which permits her Ia 80
through a series Of "dcmstorialiHa-
tons"
The supporting cast, reading
like bluebook OF Hollywood &C.
lehrities. includes Roland Young
Billie Burke. Alan Mowbray, Alex.
ander darcy. Verree Teasdsie.
Franklin rAngsorn and Paul
Hurst.
The story OF Topper Takes A
Trip concerns the mad, merry
antics Of Constance Bennett. as
Marion kerby. and Roland Young.
A. cosmo Topper. on the sunny
sands Of the French Riviera.
whittier Miss Bennett has gone to
DO q good deed" and where, in
stead. she almost upsets the Top
pers lives
The eaoapades OF cossacks In
Kansas form the amazing back
ground OF Paramounts thrilling
picture. Ride Crooked Mile. !"
also at the Beverly today. Built
around the experiences Of n wild
chieftain OF the Russian steppes
who carries his career Of plumber
and bold defiance Of the law To
America with him. the support
ing cast includes Frances Farmer.
Left Erikson and Lynne Oyerman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Uncensored Japan
Pictures To Roxy

Bill Conner. manager Of the
Roxy theater. secured the latest
March Of Times. Japan; Master
Of the Orient for showing at the
Hamrick theater beginning Thurs
day The new release presents
uneenpred, exclusive pictures 81
Japan at war In China. shows its
problems In Its puppe, state.
Aanchukuo and life In Japan as
IT'S being led under war conditions.
This timely. exciting reel comes on
the heels OF March Of Times excel
lent stories on Germany and Italy.
completes the trilogy on the Rome
Berlin-Tokyo axis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
GREGORY RATOFF HAS
NO TIME FOR TAILOR

Gregory RstOff. who directed
wife. Husband and Friend" 20th
century-Fox hit now a. the Roxy
theatsr with Loretts Young and
Warner Baxter starred. u such .
busy man that hs hasn't even tim.
10 visit his tailor.
During tho filming Of The PIE
'ure Rsioff had tie tailor come on
the set and give him fittings
The cast mad all they could Do
10 keep from laughing aloud a.
RAton would stroll back and forth
In odd pieces Of garment Justify
giving the players directions while
the tailor basted and ssved
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Around the Lot!

John Garfield has returned to
Hollywood following vacation
with his father in New York. He
will begin work at once on Dust
Be My Destiny" in which he and
Pat O'Brien will co-star Iva
Lys appeared last night at the
world premiere Of Confessions OF
Nazi Spy" held in New York
Donald Woods started some
thing when he had an unsightly
lot adjoining his Hollywood home
plowed and sowed with wild flow
ers. The Los Angeles Chamber of
Commerce has adopted the idea
as an excellent way to beautify
city The closest a man gets
TO a part in The Women" Is his
shadow on a wall. This produc-
ton starring Norma Shearer. Joan
Crawford and Rosalind Russell,
does not have a single man in the
cast only a shadow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
MotoAvenses
Own Death

Motto avenges his own murder.
That's the mscabre achievement
of the famous Saturday Evening
Post sleuth in his latest screen
adventure. Mr.. Moto's Last Warm
ing" current attraction at the
Riviera theater.
The conspirators. plotting 10
cause an international crisis. sat
isfy themselves that Motto has
been disposed OF" As any fol-
lower of the willy detective knows.
however. Motto has more than one
trick up his sleeve and, after be-
ing thought dead, returns to kill
the ringleader.
Ricardo Cortez, Virginia Field.
John Carradine George Sanders
and Joan Carol are featured In
the cast of the picture. for which
Sol NJ. Wurtzel. executive pro-
Queer. selected Norman Foster TO
direct.
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At 1t Again.!

Warner Brothers Confessions
OF Nazi Spy which will have its
national release in a week or two,
is reported to do a splendid job of
showing up the Hitler bandwagon
=. SO good job in fact that it
has been necessary to guard the
actors and actresses who play
roles in the picture.
Now this same studio announces
another picture which will throw
the spotlight on Nazi activities in
this country its title. Boy
colt" The same stars who play
the lead roles in the first named
production, Alan Hale and La
Lys. will also carry the top as
signments in Boycott
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Bogart's Luck
Was Unlucky

Humphrey nogsrt was sitting
On . barrel playing poker with
four Of his partners .lnserime fnr
a .rrne In The Oklahoma Md. :
currently on Its second week al
the Hlue Mouse thsatcf The game
was supposed 10 10 Just COVER
for them while they laid nsfsrious
plots Then Bogart drew three
aces. and being good poker
player, he couldn't help being i'm.
pressed. lie bet out long. low
whistle and spoiled the scene
BEFORE Director Lloyd Haeon ~.
stunned shooting. he carefully 70.
moved all the sees from tho pack
Of cards the actors were using,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26


Officials of the Centenary said
they had first planned to obtain
a Hollywood star. such as Spencer
Tracy. to play the Father Blan-
chet role, but decided that a priest
could play priests role better.
Father Robbins. who Joined the
NPA federal thester project cast
FOR his first rehearsal in Seattle. is
an oblate missionary. member of
the religious order which furnished
the first recruits for Father Blan-
chefs pioneer missionary endeav-
ors in Washington a century ago.
The pageant, climaNing three
days OF religious and civic OBJ
servances, will be part of
Washington's Golden Jubilee
celebrating so year, of state
hood. The State Progress
Commission. Vancouver Cham
her Of Commerce and Vancou-
ver StOckaders are assisting
the centenary commission.
Among high Catholic offic-
ials who will attend the pa
gcant are Cardinal Cicognani
of Washington. d. C.. apostolic
delegate to the United States.
and Archbishop Villeneuye Of
Quebec.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26

"Nuthering Heights" Sam Gold
wyn's latest, which Is due 10 play
Tacoma late in May has been
given the green light by every one
of the big towns critics. Seldom
does the New York press 50 unani-
mously endorse picture as il has
this one. The boys and girls
who attend the Mickey Mouse Club
at the Temple each Saturday are
in for a treat | am told a new
serial is to begin this coming Sat
urday, starring Jackie Cooper and
titled Scouts TO the Rescue" Il
will run for Is weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26

One Of HoIiywood's finest actors.
Joseph Schiidkrsut h also IN &C.
complished musician and = fluent
iinguist speaks seven different
languages studied music and
drama In Europe E. cams 10 the
L. \. In 1921 his frat movie
WAS orphans Of the storm" with
Lillian Gish he aIternates be-
tween stage and films on the
death of his father In 1880 ne gave
up the screen devoted himself
10 New York and European stages
returned to Hollywood In 1888
his constant companion on
the movie set Ia his mother. Mr..
Erna schiIdkraut he's current
J., seen at the Temple with Norma
shearer and Clark Gable In Idiots
Delight"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26

.tstvsn srsw tnslinR n sh< gtoewy
a~pthe ~ the .ntpss bofd wh>re IN
spisssmie a . slrpea wkntsdy starts
. reign ~ terruv
narvy pstnupvala Alan Male aa1
Allan lane ere Aiss sssH N smpevs-
Ant relies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
T0ugh!

Some idea Of the problems
which confront property men
IN Hollywood studios IL gath
cred from recent demands
made on the gentleman who
IA In charge Of that depart
ment at Warner Brothers.
He had to find 20 15-day-old
babies to play . maternity
ward scene in "Give Me n
Child" a production In which
Gladys George will play an
important role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
RETURN SHOWING

BFNERLy-Constance Bennett
and Roland Young in Topper
Takes a Trip" also AKIN Ia
niroff and Frances Farmer IN
Ride a Crooked Mile
COMM >ITy-Erroi Flvnn and
Basil Rathbone IN Dawn Pa
troll also Robert wilcox ana
Dorothea Kent in Young Fnsi-
lives.
KAY sTRgEI-Errol Flynn and
David Eiven IN The Dawn Pa
troll" also Raw MlllaDd and
OLYMPIC Bradna IN Say Il In
French
P,RK-Dick Foran and Gloria
Dickson in Heart OF the
North" also Olympic Brsdns
and Raw Milland in Say II In
French
PROCTOR Pa, o'Brlen and
James Cagney In Angela with
Dirty PAGES" also Jack Oasis
and Lucille Ball IN "Annsoeh
Takes a Tour.
REiLART-Robert Taylor snd
wallace Berry in Stand Up
and Flght." also The winning
Ticket
RIN-Dick Powell and Olivia
de Havilland IN Hard to Get.
also Bonita Granville and John
Lltel In Nancy Drew Deisc-
tive
SHELL - CTals Reynolds and
EVELYN Venable IN femat
Fugitive also Preston Poster
and Madge Evans N Army
Gil
>IN~EI - Ssbu and RAYMOND
AsSsev In Drums also joel
McCres and Andrea Dso, n
Youth Tsxes Fi.ns
TEMP T-Clsrk Gable and
Norma shesrer In "iciofs De-
hsht7 also Joe z Brown ano
Beverly Roberts IN flirting
With Pate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26

On a cold winter night. q few
hundred feet NJ altitude on a hill.
side may make q difference of ten
degrees In the temperature. Cold
air slides down hill on q cold. s,lii
night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26

An overflowering cherry tree.
which produces flowers and leaves
all the year round. is grown in
Japan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Name Priest for PAGEANT Role,

oeecton of Rev William Robbins pastor of st Benedicts
parish IN Seattle TO play the role of Father Banchet in the
rota OF Faith pageant al Vancouver Wash on May TO-
has Deen announced by the Catholic Centenary
The Golden Jubilee pageant of 200 actors viii dent the
historic arrival Of the first Catholic missionaries at Fort
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

Blue MOI Skinny Cagney.
Rosemary Lane and Humphrey
Bogsrt In The Oklahoma Kid,
Il: 55. 200. 400. sos. s:o5,
1905.
IAkEWOOD-1rene Hervey and
Robert Armstrong in The Girl
Said No TOO. 900.
MUSIC BON 80 Shirley Temple
and Anita Louise in The Lit
tie Princess. ll45. 3.i5. 6.3o.
1000: also Franciska Gaal and
Franchot Tone in The Girl
Downstairs. AS. sos. 8 30.
RIVIERt-Peul Robson and
Henry Wilcoxon In ID ark
Sands" II 100 2:05. $50 7.55.
10 40. also Peter Lore and
Ricardo Cortez in Mr. Motos
Last Warning" IL As. 50.
$40. 905.
IRONY - Loretta Young and
Warner Baxter In wife Hus-
band and Friend" II SIS. 4 05,
tbs. 1928: also Dame May
Witty ana Paul Lukss in the
Lady Vanishes." II 80. 80,
S.45 Tbs. 1928.