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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

Walter Schroeder. shooting In
his second year Of league compe-
tition. is leading the bowlers Of the
well-organized Knights Of Column
bus pin league with an average Of
ITO He was outstanding In first
year play last season when he
rolled high game and total for The
season and this season has de-
veloped into one ~ TaoomA's most
promising future stars Of the ten
pin game.
The Knights Of Columbus
league. a Monday circuit ON
the Broadway alleys. IL roll
ing in its fourth year OF com
petition and from n wobbly
beginning has grown 10 h. one
Of the city's best regulated
leagues.
High single game for the cur
rent year Is held by I'd Callahan
at 235 and high three game score
Il "a possession Of Father Arnold
Fox, II H. SOS I'd Portmanns
Farm Maid Ice Cream has the
team honors. with s33 for the
single and 254e for the series.
MORE ZOO" MEMBERS
The 200 club" contains the
names Of 10 members ~ follows
Jim Hill Pa. Len Noysk 2fs.
George Boscoylch I'll. Joe Dss-
mond POI. Benny Gerysls 20z
Fritz Gosselin poo. Walt Schroeder
222 and 2i3. ~ Callahan POI and
235. Charley nettlsr 2O5 and z04
Pr. A. Fox 203 and POI Charley
Toynbee 2O2. POS and 2Is Frank
Fox 2ls and 224 ard ID Pot
mann with 2l5. 2O2 and 2Oi
Neat In order. behind
Schroeder. In individual aver
ages, are Father Arnold Yor
ls7. Charley 1stilsr 1sS. I'm
Nosak 1874. Charley Toynbee
Is1. George BoseSyich 100 and
Benny Gerysis 100, Nhleh
shows the fsseys are develop
Ing sOms pretty fair trundlsrx.
When asked what makes the
Knights q Columbus agus
click Secretary Charley Asitler
explained: Leo seiweraih hurt his
back two weeks ago. TOOK treat
msntx, msssa9es and lots % good
free ADVICE and showed up On the
alley 70 shoot a fine 525 series
Frank For came 70 town from rs
Lake steilscoOm home. anzlng
from a sick BED. because he'd been
advised two d his team members
would Be unable 20 attend Dr
Joe Mclaughlin yscstlonlng over
the weekend - Couiee dam. drove
the entire distance A. brssk-neck
speed % b On time for Inc
matches. And things Ike that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

Tacoma and Olympus Ice teams
rated = ioss-up. Nili hattie u out
Wednesday night ~ the Lakewood
arena 10 decide second place In
the standings
both clubs have dropped . s.ms
10 ths league leading hfsmsf,oa
ice team. but BY almost identical
scores Tae0ma vas besisd ~
the Navy Yard CITY club. ~ 10 10.
IN q Hstais ilii here last Wsdnsss
day, while Bfsmsrt0n came from
behind 10 me las, period 70 noss
opt Olympia. II 70 10. lsss Thurs
day night
Leader ~ the Olympus sttsss
70 Ernie AlltsFBm. regarded by
many fans "a one ~ the asltstand-
ing amateur players IN te< Pacific
Northwest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Judge Stanley Webster New WI Prexy

although the schedule has not beer drawn up. u
vas % include 40 games before the windap during
the week Of Sept Z
Charles Garland representing Wenstches. ssid
ne would advise directors after Dec. whether that
city vii Be entry next year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

Judge Stanley " tpslef Of SPOKANE tOday ntadec
the Western Interna fIonsl Baseball league Webster
Vas named president as members met here over the
/, weekend TO lay groundwork for the 1871 season.
The season will open NAY 2 with N. first game,
at Tacoma, Spokane and YAKIMA, directors ruled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Southeast STANDINGS


While on location for High
Sierra" Humphrey Bosarf sbot
countless specimens II via
anlmsl ard bird lfs 1ith his
camera
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
COOPERATIVE root

George Fsssss romantic lead
u "Fxfhsr is q Prince 10 buiid-
ing his osn swimming pool sfth
ths help u 10 u MS friends
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Walter Schroeder Leading
Knights Bowling Circuit
Has High Average OF ITO Pins: League
Shows Improvement: Other Bowling News

make bowling leagues successful
Secretary Mettler says.
In their llneups. the Knights
Of Columbus include man,
prominent mep. among them
bankers. business executives,
business owners and m~n we'll
up In the administration Of
church affairs. The president
j. D.. !. Tnrirhi. serving his
sseond term In tina, capacity.
Tonighir schedule finds IN
Mailnn Motors team battling fue
OIL Service on alleys 3 and
Center Street Service rolls sgAins
Pat A Mixes. and Farm Maid io'
Cream meets Frank Fox Tires
The matches are scheduled for
o'rla.ek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

hS family visited him recently
The number on the license plates
Of the family car was 55z-645.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

Michieon's t"o-yeor search
for O capable substitute for
Forest Evoshevski, blocking
sienol collier, ended when
George Ceithorol, above, ploy-
&c 81 minutes oeoinst Penn
sylvonio and led the WoIver-
ines 10 one Of their two touch
downs Ceithonl IS O 100
pound sophomore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

doesn't possess boy gifted enough
TO make the second team OF Cor
nell and other current powers. and
the quartet named couldn't crowd
out any Of the regulars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
NEW INTEREST

After shssy start = week ago.
the new Early Birds league picked
Up interest and Sunday morning ~
men and women bo|iers toed the
foul line in the second series ~
matches on the Broadway alleys
Two more teams for next week
are already lined up. bringing the
number Of contestants 20 81 zach
team II composed Of two men and
two women and the circuit bowls
Al u o'clock Sunday mornings
In yesterdays play. the See
EuIls swept four points from
th. Blue JAYS. BiaeLbird. sos
three from Nockingbirds. and
woodpeeksrs won three from
Bluebird..
Ed HsgenAu led the scoring In
the circuit with a nice iss while
fyonHs johnson Tailed go u top
the women members Othsr scores
were Bob Stein S1s. y Stein $40.
Harry Long sz5. y. Tsssisr sss
KITTY BARTER t0s. Ray Fletcher
tsl Bill CUnnsits .Os. f>oitls Gun
netts s7s. jennie Barcott 5I2. An.
ton Bsrcotf si3. ashaf Hoard 3Zs.
Claire johnson s7s Oscar johnson
80. LELAND Adams AZ. V He'd
berg z55. y Hsdberg .ss Bsa
AeAliistsr st5. Bill heAlllstsr
49, Frank Il Fieur 40. 4arcsiis
- Fleur zss and Jack II Fisgr
f7s
4 heavy ssssion 81 opsa
pias, special m.tehe. and
piAy0ff Of postponed games
kept the Broadway lanes go
Ing all dAy sunday. Thres
teams 81 Credit W0m~n's
clubs from Tacoma, seattle
and Portland. staged an inter
city match. with the Portland
ladies walking off with the
honor.. follow I'd b. the Ia
roma wous-n Who placed see
ond with 1875. y. AIsKABdsr
led the Tacoma gals With s5s.
closing her series with n nice
Iss game. u. DsffisoB rolled
sss. Stella noCzrty Sss and
Mary nunssa zse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Tacoma Ice Cream
To Meet Olympia
Here Wednesday

THI.ciT, STANDINGS .
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KNIGHTS OF COLI MBIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24

Shrew" or Jane Cowl made Of
Twelfth Night" a solid IL or 10
years ago.
A Ravishing Gainsborough.
For Maurice Evans the evening
was an undiluted triumph, some
thing to confound the boys who
have been calling him elocutionist
instead Of actor. For Helen Hayes,
whose first Shakespearean play this
is, it was an evening in which the
audience (most Of 1t, all but the
bigoted sect known as students of
Shakespeare fell In love, with her
all over again. And with even more
ardor.
But for Shakespeare the evening
might as well not have been. For
everybody left the theater thinking
that he was boy who ought to go
back where he came from. I mean
the grave.
Miss Hayes is, of course, Viola,
wearing boys trousers and looking
}ike the most ravishing boy Gains
borough never painted. She throws
herself into the part, loving the
{see wOLFERT, Page Fad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24

shouted, sis the boy to play the
title role" Holden became Golden
Boy" and has played star roles ever
since"
Nonchalance Helped.
Fred MacMurray is star today,
because-wen, it's a strange story.
Fred was an unknown stock player
at Paramount. He had never acted,
but he was expert at footing a saxo-
phone. Claudette Colbert was about
to be starred in THE Gilded Lilys'
In one scene, the camera depart
ment wanted to try out an unusual
moonlight effect as Claudette and
her leading man (then unsolicited
sat on a park bench munching pop
corn. A call went out for a stock
actor to come and sit for that test
with the star. MacMurray answered.
Since the job meant nothing to his
career ESQ he thought he went
through the routine as casually as
babe with milk bottle. The next
day when the test was shown Mac
Murray was a hit. He was handed
the part opposite Claudette.
jeanette Macdonald was another
"teSt accident" Paramount tested
her for a singing hole shortly after
talkies arrived, and then turned her
down. She continued on the road
with her musical show. Almost a
year later, Direct Ernst Lubitsch
was hunting for girl to sing oppo-
site Maurice Chevalier in The Love
Parade" He went to New York to
look over the Broadway field. Re-
turning to Hollywood he began
pleading for singing tests from all
over town. Among. those shown
him was Jeanette. She didn't sing
in that one, but Lubitsch neverthe-
less leaped to his feet and shouted,
'There-there's the girl I want"
Then he tore his hair IF only she
could sing" he raved. why does
this happen to me?" Others Gained
Lubitsch down and assured him the
girl had been singing all her life.
He flew to Chicago. met Jeanette,
and signed her backstage.
Saw the Wrong Test.
Russell Hayden's case doesn't ex-
actly fit in here, but it's too odd to
exclude. The young hero who works
with Bill Boyd in the Hopalong CasA
sidy series was bookkeeper for Harry
Sherman, the producer. In one pic
ture the heroine was required to
show Hopalong a photo of her boy
friend back home" This required
an insert" of the photo. Needing
picture in a hurry (Hopalongs are
sometimes filmed in II days. and
not daring to use one without au-
thorization, Sherman yanked Hay
den off his bookkeepers stool and
had his picture made. When the
movie was released, Sherman re-
ceived hundreds of letters from fans
(See HEFFERNAN, Page F-3)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
BY Ira Wolterf.
NEW YORI

NEW YORK.
As you are perhaps aware, the
Jokes and situations in all Of Shake
speare's comedies are now at least
$40 years old. That is, the numerous
dirty Jokes are old roues now, tooth
less, too, with q blind and fumbling
leer to them, and the others have
either the quality of Jokes in Latin
or OF jokes that come out Of the
radio.
So 1t requires heroic action to
give Shakespeare comedy strength
to move its funny bone in the d.
rection of an audiences And.
for Twelfth Night" the heroes were
summoned: Helen Hayes and Maui
rice Evans, Margaret Webster, who
have given us more than half of
all the best Shakespeare of our time,
but not yet comedy; June Walker
and Wesley Eddy, two of Broad
ways finest supporting talents;
Sophie Stewart, an English peach
In full bloom. although unknown
to American audiences; Paul Bowles,
who can compose music that blows
through the heart like smoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
Toduy's Film Schedules

Observation-Disclosures" with jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy: 425 tbs and 1905 Stage shows $685. 625 and
915
Dictator Charlie Chaplin looks at today
g. 420 6:55 and $50 pm.
tbs and 955 Stage shows: 3:45, 6:25 and 9:05
KEITHSYouu Find OUT Kay Kyse meets the horror boys
1885, $685. 755 pm March of Time $685. TBS and
935 pm.
LITTLE-"The Bakers Wife" who and crisis
in this bright French film: 1885, $780, 7:50 and $50
Annie Sails Again. down to the
with Marjorie Ranbeau: 1855, SIS, 7:50 and $50
PAIACE-Escape" version of the Ethel Vance novel; 25
AS 7:10 and $40 PM.
TRANS-LUx-News shorts; continuous from o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
It's Not Always the Player Tested Who At
Philip Dorm the Latest Be Started Toward Sardom by
Filling In While Another Tried Out Before the Cameras
By Harold Hefernan.
HOLLYWOOD

11oAh1 "SODs
A personable young Hollander, re-
naming himself Philip Dorm, and
hardly able to make himself under
stood, wandered into the Universal
Studio about 10 months ago looking
for an acting job. No one paid any
attention to him-until q casting
director wanted to make hurry-up
screen test of Anne Gwynne for q
role in Deanna Durbin's Spring Pa
rade."
Noticing Dorm sitting in the pub
licity department, the director asked
the young man if he'd mind helping
out in the short test. No need to
ask. Dorm was thrilled at the idea
of getting in front of q Gamers
even a testing camera. He per-
formed his little chore-and forgot
the matter. Meanwhile, Miss
Gwynne got the job and Dorn's
prospects went from bad to worse.
Now the story moves across town
to Culver City. Billy Grady, talent
scout for Metro Goldwyn Mayer, has
seen Spring Parade" and likes the
work of Miss Gwynne. He thinks
she would be great in a certain pic
ture about to come up. With the
prospect of borrowing her, Grady
sends to Universal for her test.
Over came the test-the one Miss
Gwynne made months before with
Dorm. Grady screened it. Two min
utes later he was dashing for the
front Office"
1--WE found the boy to play DR..
Often in Escape" he announced
to Producer Mervyn LIE Roy.
Miss Gwynne was forgotten for
the time being. Executives gathered
to see her test, but they had eyes
only for the young man who played
the stooge.
Tests Play Franks.
AS fans who have seen Escape"
now know, Dorm got the part. Play
ing the Nazi army doctor who saves
Nazimova from the executioner's ak,
he becomes 1940's most sensational
leading man discovery. He was
signed at once to q term contract.
What's more, he is today playing
the romantic lead opposite Hedy
Lamar in "Ziegfeld Girl"
Those screen tests can, and do,
play very funny pranks on actors,
both big and little. A player NOM
mated for a speaking role in any
movie must first 60 through the
formality Of screen test. The
candidate can't make a test alone,
so some one-usually any one-is
rushed into the testing studio to
act as feeder" And on more oc-
casions than you'd imagine possible,
the lowly foil rises from nowhere
to become star-just as Dorm ap-
pears headed for stardom today.
At Paramount is a young man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
Its Younger Generation
Leads Hollywood Now
In Modes and Manners
And the Styles for Living Set by
The Teen.Age Players Are
Wholesome and Sensible
- By Sheilah Graham.
HOLLYWOOD.

know nEs ss ns q HOLLYWOOD currently
because knows decimal point exactly
how important they class has maerialed in film land
four-hgme of
Hollywood spending and partyng
Lana Mickey Rooney Linda Darnen Judy Garland Bonita
Teney Deanna Dubn Ann Rutherford
socethe generation before whose ire
familiar retreans behind the high
The new era is bright and gttering price
movie to watch Mr. Rooney emerge from the Building
casually lovely open gift from Henry Portland
speed nonwong life Garlands roadster
birthday gift year
vehicle; light roadster Deanna Durbn
drives out in expensive special body coupe
time older have relnquished
their leadership private style settlers Their preference for Stacks
makeup
have oyfu taken their places But when Bonita Granville
the movies with Jackie Cooper her sap neither limbs not
glory of silk and high heels.
Youngsters Are
In Their Appearance
Lana Turner would sooner appear In public wearing a might o
dresses Lana has in her wardrobe but time
see her at cos the Brown Derby wearing something
Small that the photographers Lana her glamour outfits
and neglect like Ginger Rogers in her eternal Stacks
hair in the medium bob
past out OF
happily experimenting hado hairdo down. cur
in front and cus at the back Judy Garland Bonita Granville ct al
vitality interested how they look whereas their older colleagues
P imam sh tio uS p If Vo suggest that ts
enhancing the female face divine
The enence of the young people reminds me of 10 years
Hollywood when the then youngeJoan Crawford Carols
important
nothing flappsh hoydenish young ladies'
There's = Difference Today, Too .--
In of
something that
their predecessorthe 1910
attained
salaries after of hard work.
adolescence
their late twenes weight
the film colony with the general What
they did caused rippes ponds but their
Durbn ar
already Universal flooded with information
clothes she will Whatever
the wardrobe Of
The Deanna hair this
the hair salons Deanna taken
on the matter makeup style lips pop-
ard by Joan Joan fix her lips likes today
would affect only immediate circle
country had better start liking cupids bows.
No Drinking
Int lei
I'm wondering whether Mickey
decion for the fudress suit will similar
Mkeys white tie beary-you
ANDY Debutan" picture
studio Miceys tuxedo rolled shoulders
start something
wood But think
Of Hollywood rejecting the
nventing It, It odahioned
(see GRAHAM Page FI5J fs3ff - ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24

named William Holden, who thanks
the lucky stars that sometimes
guide the screen test foils. Signed
to a contract, Holden was mark
ing time as an unknown until some
one would want him for a part.
During his wait he made tests just
for experience"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24

One Of these was with a girl who
didn't get a contract. However,
she had an enterprising agent who
interested Columbia in viewing her
test in hopes she could play the
girl in Golden Boy" Well, Column
bia saw that test, but their eyes
were not for the girl. There" they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24

was that nobody seemed inadequate
except Shakespeare. This means
the whole thing was a failure, a
mild failure, no doubt, but still
something less than the event the
Lunts made of 'The Tanning Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
De Sylva's Musical Formula
Just About the Best Since
Ziegfeld's Mantle Dropped
Shows He Used to Write for Others Make
Him Most Successful Producer Today;
~. Demurs on Mary Todd lincoln,
SIS BY Jaw, Cam oh.


Ever Shakespeare Brutu snail his
like
less of others In show business it is the No sentimental
thought retirement
history the
will another Edwin Joseph Sir Henry
Couen Flo zgd and maybe Dorothy Lamo Wayne
very of given figure
heater great feel that something magnificent with him The
fact remains however that in the eventually plugged
with set of iepaceabes who in their turn must give to still
illustration many years ago
be another Zgf with its correlatve that gterg girls and
them the perfect theater for the tired businessman
All right there has not been another Flo ziegfeld.
brilliantly successful substitute however
B G. Sylvia.
paimes today figured
revue had died wit" zegfed keeping up with De
that did Practice of this routine involves grabbing the weekly
editions Variety fast they off the and checking the
Office De sva three productions The result downright
npng revealing 1T did last week Panama Hattie ss5 Soo
Broadway $4,000.
he stopped right that point in proving
successful formula for musical could be said of g.
be another De SYLVIA.
De Sylvia Used to Write Musicals
For Other Successful Producers
productions the last mentioned of which Washington
the De syvas only expert
buyers e s m d ps - n sltvs Rrown and Henderson were
turning Hold
Manhattan They also did SIX successive editions OF
It that might be
producer write the AS matter of
him until later when Holly
Schwab had made money with Take
with Hollywood not too startling reaction on the
part the theae he to the conclusion that
"Du him producer 1t So much
called
terrific and the wise
ones began SAY" third one
Hattie Instead OF the flop 0ml-
nous the odds 100 to there will be
De Sylvia.
c Thespians Seek to Prove
Lincoln Misunderstood
The residual impression that Mary Todd Lincoln
a figure, something Catholic
challenge
of by Edith Mrick the Harequins next
will undertake that Lincoln possessed oable traits
naggng hen-peckng which history has 50
Lincoln the idea is merely was
misunderstood wife Father Gilbert Hartkes most talented
thans have been the task Of undog Mrs LIS unsavory
reputation
a thought, least.
Washington Theaer Return
To Wardman for FirstSh
perhaps the old Civic theae the
Washington will be sundd It has been
announced enough been accomplished long But 1t
has Not
Latest the Theaters Repo Club
the first production d G. Mody
VIII open at Wardman Park heater on December o. 80.
that Maria Ley Flscatof super
visor production endes with the amount OF singing and
dancing talent available of the type now in the intense
rehearsal i
I talented tsall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24

The auspices were good, too-the
Theater Guild and Gilbert Miller.
And the settings and costumes were
attended to with spirit by Stewart
CLANCY.
The final result Of the evening
Evening star., 1940-11-17
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