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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09

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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
Stranger From Texas
To Show Here Friday

Starting Friday, the straight
shooting, rough-riding, two-fisted,
outdoor action star, Charles Star
rett, will display his talents in THE
Stranger From Texas, at the Bijou
Theatre. According to advance re-
ports, Starrett turns in one of his
most vivid characterizations in this
new Columbia thriller of murder
and mystery on the range.
Cast as a young U. S. Marshal,
Starrett plays a lone hand as he
tries to reconcile warning factions
in a cattle country which has been
brought to the brink of bloodshed
over cattle rustling. Browning and
Murdoch, neighboring ranchers are
principals in the feud. Each sus-
poets the other. S%tarrett's job is
complicated by the fact that he
plays the role of Murdock's son.
The program also includes the
current chapter of Flash Gordon
Conquers The Universe, and an
Edgar Kennedy Comedy Slightly
At Sea-. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
The Ghost Breakers
Opens Here Thursday

1.-The Ghost Breakers, which
opens Thursday at the Carolina
Theatre, presents Bob Hope, star
OF the recent success, "Road to
Singapore, in another wise-crack-
ing, fast-moving comedy role in
which he is said to appear at best.
Co-starred with the popular come
dian is none other than lovely Pau
lette Goddard, with whom Bob was
starred in THE Cat and the Ca.
nary"
1.-The Ghost Breakers" deals with
people who rid haunted houses of
those pests, but advance notices
hasten to add that the pictures
elements of spookiness and mo-
ments of mystery are completely
overshadowed by hilarious comedy
antics which dominate throughout.
The glamorous Paulette plays the
role of a wealthy girl living in New
York who inherits an historic castle
on Black Island, Cuba. Bob Hope
plays the part of a gossipy radio
commentator in a manner that sug-
gests he could do it very well in
real life.
The two meet-fancy finding Bob
there-when she opens her trunk
on board the boat for Cuba and
finds him in it. He had taken refuge
when he believed he had killed a
man in her hotel. Despite many
warnings, he decides to accompany
her on her trip. Together they meet
with a series of adventures on the
island which was used by her an
cestors as a trading post for Afri-
can slaves. Finally they accidental
ly stumble over the cause of d
number of threats which she re-
ceived, in the sub-cellar of the cas-
tie. After much fun and excitement
together, it doesn't take them long
to realize that they can't get along
very well without each other.
1t has been said that where
there's life there's hope, but also
it might be added that where's
there's Hope there's laughter" 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21

The height of the ancient Co.
lossus of Rome is placed at 70
cubits, or los feet, by Pliny and
Strabo. Later writer's estimated it
at about 80 cubits.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
CONVICTED Women Is
To Be Shown At Bijou

The brutal, shocking inside story
of a girls reformatory is soon to be
shown on the screen of the Bijou
Theatre where Columbia's Con-
victed Woman" will open on Wed
nesday. Rochelle Hudson, Frieda
%Inescort, June Lang and Lola Lane
head the predominantly female
cast with the only important male
role played by Glenn Ford.
Miss Hudson is seen as a girl
wrongfully accused of shoplifting
and committed to a state institution
for correction; Frieda Inescort as
the warm-hearted social o k r
who leads the investigation into the
whispered tales of vice at the re-
formatory; Lola Lane and J u
Lang as two of the more hardened
of the inmates. Ford plays tn e
young reporter who is struck by
the innocense of Miss Hudson and
who helps her expose the shocking
conditions that prevail in the
prison.
The current chapter Of Drums
of Flu Manchu'' and a Leon Enrol
Comedy "Scrappily Married" are
included on the program. B
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
FL0RIAN' BILLED
AT ROYAL HERE
Picture Based On Famous
Lippizan Horses Will
Open Wednesday

A brief dispatch from Budapest,
Hungary, telling of the death OF a
thirty-one year old stallion Con
versano." one of the famous Lip
pizan horses from Vienna's. Span
ish Riding Academy, was of partl-
cular interest in Hollywood.
The great-grandson of Con
versano" plays the title role in the
motion picture "Florian," Winfield
Sheehan's initial offering as a pro-
Queer for Metro-G oldwyn-May-
er, which comes Wednesday to the
Royal Theatre.
Twenty-three years ago Con
versano" was shipped from Vienna
to Budapest when the last En-
peror of. Austria became the last
king of Hungary, Charles l. The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS coronation &C.
remony required a white horse on
which the new king rides to the
top of a mound Of earth gathered
from all the countries in the king
dom. From this vantage point the
new ruler points his sabre toward
the four boundaries of his empire,
swearing to defend his country
from enemies in all directions.
1t was "Conversano". that car
ried the new ruler through tn e
coronation ceremony before more
than $780, 900 spectators, the | a S t
coronation of Hungary, on Deem
Der 80, 1916.
The motion picture 'Floriare&
which is a story of the famed LIP
piZan horses, is based on Feliz
Salten's novel and features one of
the beautiful white horses which
was presented to Maria Jeritza by
the Austrian government as a tok-
en- of esteem for her work in the
Vienna Imperial Opera. Nine. Jeri-
TIA is Mrs. Sheehan in private
life. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
All This, Heaven Too
Will Show At Carolina
Bette Davis And Charles
Boyer Are Stars OF Film
Opening Monday

BY special arrangement with
Warner Bros, the Carolina Theatre
will present "All This, and Hea.
ven Too" for a pre-release en-.
gagement, starting tomorrow and
continuing through Wednesday.
The Green version of the world.
applaued novel by Rachel Field
co-stars Bette Davis and Charles
Boyer, who are supported by a
brilliant featured cast.
"All This, and Heaven Too" will
be shown four times daily, with
performances beginning at 100,
3:40, $40 and $50 pm.
AS one of the most important
pictures on the 1910 schedule,
Warner Bros. have produced "All
This and Heaven Too" on a lavish
scale, sparing no efforts in making
the memorable novel come to glow.
ing life on the screen. The film was
directed by Anatole Litvak, whose
def artistry in handling deeply re.
mantle themes is well-known ia
motion pictures audiences every
where.
From the gripping pages Of
Rachel Fields novel comes e
immortal story of a young
French girl, her background
shrouded in mystery, who enters
the home of one of Frances
greatest noblemen, the Due de
Praslin, is g%overness to h $
children. How strangely the
destinies of these two, the little
governess and the great lord, be.
come interviewer, forms the fas.
cinating theme of this great story.
From the brilliant co-starring
team Of Miss Davis and Boyer
down to the smallest character
"bit," the film mhas been cast with
are Jeffrey Lynn, Barbara
O'Neil, Virginia Weidler, H e l e n
Wesley, Matter Harnpden, Henry
Daniel, Harry Davenport, George
Coulouris, Montague, Love, Janet
Beecher, June Lockhart, Ann Todd,
Richard Nichols, Fritz Leiber, Ian
Keither, Sibyl Harris and many
more lustrous names.
Casey Robinson, who was res
ponsible for the screen treatments
OF such recent Bette Davis sue
cesses as THE Old Maid'' and
Ozark Victory" wrote the screen
play based on Miss Fields novel.
A brilliant musical score by Max
Steiner accompanies the film. The
spectacularly beautiful photo
graphy is by Ernest Halter, A.S.C.,
whose camera work on Gone With
The Wind recently Won him an
Academy Award for the best photo
graphy of the year. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
Forgotten Girls Is
Billed At The Bijou

Forgotten Girls, the. latest Of
fering from the enterprising Re-
public lot, deals dramatically with
one of the most trying of our nat
ional problems-the underprlvlleg-
ed youth, which comes Thursday
to the Bijou theatre.
Judy Wingate-portrayed ap-
pealingly by Louis Platt-lives in
a very unhappy environment with
a frowsy step-mother, played by
Wynee Gibson, who frequently en-
tertains members of the under
world in their home. Frances, the
step-mother, is infatuated with one
of these underworld characters,
and does not know that he is con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
Secret Service Movie
Will Show At ROYAL

A spectacular and exciting
drama of the Secret Services I'M
firing pursuit of counterfeiters,
"Outside the Smile Limit" will
open Friday at the Royal Theatre.
Jack Holt, popular action favorite,
is starred as a daring Oman work.
ing undercover to get the goods
on a desperate band of criminals.
Harry Carey, Eduardo Ciannelli
and Sig Rumann make up the trio
of villains and others in the cast
include Dick Durcell, Donald
Briggs and Irene Ware. Lewis D.
Collins directed. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
Hearing On Livestock
Rate Parity Recessed

ATLANTA. July 20.-LP-Chair-
man Walter Mcdonald of the Geor-
gia Public Service commission an
nounced today the Interstate Com
merce commissions hearing on
southern livestock freight rates
would be adjourned until Nov. Z.
Mcdonald. chairman also OF the
southern livestock rate steering
committee, said examiners for the
I. C. c. approved a motion for ad-
journment after counsel for DEFEND
ant railroads asked extension OF
time to prepare testimony.
The hearing is to be resumed In
Savannah
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
BIJOU TO SHOW
1SWANEE RIVER
Film Of Stephen C. Fosters
Life To Return Here
On Monday

On Monday and Tuesday of this
week, the Bijou Theatre presents
"Swanee River" Goth Centry-Fox's
story of Stephen c. Foster, the
great American troubadour, film
ed in Technicolor. What Robert
Burns was to Scotland and Thomas
Moore to Ireland, Stephen Foster
is to America. His songs embody
the very soul of his country and
spring inspirationally from its rich
earth. What American is there who
at some time has not hummed,
sung or whistler THE Old Folks
at Home" (Swannee River), "Old
Black Joe," my Old Kentucky
Home" De" Camptown Races"
"Jeanie with the Light Brown
HAIR" "Oh! Susanna" or Ring
Ring de Banjo?
"Swannee River is said to be a
magnificent picture because it
combines the immortal melodies
Of Foster with the romantic drama
Of his life, so that it is more than
a glorious musical calvacade Of
one of the most romantic periods
in American history.
Daryl F. Zanuck, in charge of
production for 10th Centtury-Fox,
selected Don Ameche to portray
the great American troubadour,
with Andrea Leeds as his sweet
heart and wife, Jane Mcdowell, for
whom Foster wrote Jeanne with
the Light Brown Hair"
The program also includes A Wit
aphone Short Dean of The Paste
board" Color Cartoon "Hare-um
Scare-um'' and the latest N e W S
events. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
Red Men To Install
Officers On Wednesday

Eyota Tribe No. 5, Red Men,
will conduct it's semi-annual in
~stallation and raising of chIo
at the regular meeting to be held
on Wednesday night at the Junior
Order hall. The exercises will be
conducted by w. M. Blanton, dis
trict deputy great sachem, assist
ed by S. B. Sternberger, tribal de-
putty; W. E. Yopp, great prophet;
J. L. Buck, sachem; H. Lanier,
senior sycamore; S. S. Browning,
junior sycamore; and R. J. Cas-
teen, prophet.
The committee from the recent
ly organized Boosters club will
present a special report regard
ing the next social entertainment
to be given by the tribe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
1lNTRELL'S LIFE
w. MADE into film
mark Command Will Show
yam Tho Royal Theatre
~ BEGINNING Monday

IL assassinate President
A plan y: lincoln led indirectly to
Abraham +he infamous career Of
the END . Or e greatest n d.
ore Of At the treacherous William
pirates. wv norder guerrilla W h e
cantrell. DG as a basis for Dark
5G55t life ss5si." C coming to the Royal
lhsa r.ralrs gang of cut-throads
can'r snd looted North and South
ra an" sIong the
alike Ss nnd during the Civil War,
boroef e cantrell posed as a South
al,''s s5vrooathizer with a violent
hate for Kansas
r,rri+orjal Kansas was pillaged
b., raids raids by this loot-mad band s Of
by or lGIes guerrillas, whose chief
melC ~nrisioned himself as emperor
tan , ea,,, after North and South
u n.ookened themselves by civil
had had which il would leave both fac
WaI, " the mercy of unscrupulous
rlo ssoades banded under this black
fla Tbe ~ferocity of C%antrell's reign
-.d lJ = its height with his attack
re re'I Iswrence. Kansas in April,
1 ,as3 Following this outrageous
r roJJ' in which the town was burned,
,a' men killed and stores a n d
banks robbed. Cantrell's band be-
g ga ia di~sintegrate. Although re-
5',+odlv Southern sympathizers,
rartrell's men made no b o n e S
sbol,t ravaging Southern towns
and neople as well as Northerners.
Bv 1864. the men of Cantrell's
hand had been scattered or killed.
But late in that year the black
o,ard leader believed his S t a r
would rise again and concocted his
maddest scheme to save" the
|~C0nfederacy. He planned to re-
~neanize his old guerrilla band,
tske them to Washington and kill
Lincoln.
He issued the call to his men
|Nmember 10, 1864, and they as
spmbled in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. Thirty-three bandits agreed
IN cast their lot with Cantrell. They
secured Federal uniforms and pas
sed themselves off as part of the
Fourth Missouri Cavalry on de-
tached duty to hunt guerrillas in
Kentucky. Cantrell himself had a
CAPTAINS unifrom and a commits
sion taken from the murdered body
Of a real Federal captain.
The band began its journey
about December IS, 1864. When the
scOndrels reached Hartford, coun-
ty seat of Ohio county, Kentucky.
they represented themselves as
Federal cavalrymen from Mis-
souri,. They obtained three officers
as guides, then killed all e
eclared. We've been told tbs an Off
just beyond Hartford.
However, once they were in Ken
lucky, Cantrell and his men for
got about their plan to kill Lin
coin and turned once more to rob-
berry and murder, collaborating in
their nefarious work with the fam
Gus Kentucky guerrilla, Jerome
Clark, alias Sue Mundy. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
New Hanover Third
In ABC Store Sales

RALEIGH, July 20. Up Legal
liquor sales in the u wet North
Carolina counties last month totaled
$522, Z SO, Guitar Moore, chairman
of the state board of alcoholic o n
troll, reported today. Durham county
was high with ss5,753.30, Wake sec
ond with $76,454.35, and New Han
over third with ~$53.175.25.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21

stantly pressing his unwelcome ads
vances upon Judy.
Judy strikes his man neon
scious while defending herself from
such advances; and Frances, con-
sumed with rage and jealousy, ad.
ministers the blow that kills him.
Judy is charged with his murder,
and Frances Wingate allows her
to take the rap.
The program also includes .
color cartoon, an RKO short Air
Army and the latest News events.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
Miss Cobb And Folger
On Demos Committee

CHICAGO, July 20.-R)-The
democratic national committee re-
leased today the following list OF
members who will serve for the next
four years. They include:
North Carolina: A. D. Folger; Miss
Beatrice Cobb.
South Carolina: Burnet R. May
bank: Mrs. C. L. Wheeler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
Stamp Club To Meet
Monday Night At 8

The semi-monthly meeting of the
Cape Fear Stamp and Cover club
will be held Monday night at 8
o'clock in the Chamber of Com
merce room at the Cape F e a r
hotel. s
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
FATAL FALL,

GREENVILLE. S. c., July 90
LP-Joe Marshall, about 81, of An.
derson, died here early today Of in
juries received when he fell SO feet
from a swinging scaffold at the
Southern Bleachery plant in Tay.
lors,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21

THE DECK
Atop Greystone Roof
CAROLINA BEACH, N. c.
SUNDAY, JULY FL
Afternoon Concert Free-4: 30-5 80
Night Concert-S-1O
Floor Show, Amateur C~ontest)
Admission zoe
JACK WARDLAW
And His Rolling RhyrAm
BUDDY DUNN, Master of Ceremonies
reservations. Phone Car. Beach 2271
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-21

II is believed that the freeze this
winter came gradually enough not
10 do serious damage
Richardson said the eountv.s
daifymen had about az average
year. with the advantage Of some
what cheaper prices on feed and
pastures better than average.
Poultry prices were little low.
Most cannery crops such a. corn
and beans were fair. he said. and
there Is almost nothing In tins be-
ing carried over to next year.
Buib growers In tire valley.
aided by cutting off of foreign
imports by the war. had
g"od year and have marketed
almost all their available
bulbs.
The county agent was enoour-
aged during the year by increased
interest OF Pierce county farmers
in the work of their agricultural
conservation association. which is
aiding a program OF growing bet
ter grasses and clovers. He said
many farmers also are taking an
interest more than before in use
of their loeged-off land areas both
In increased pasture and harvest
Ing Of forest products such as
poles, Christmas trees and shingle
bolts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-21
| 5000 Get Jobs
Through State
In November

Speeding up Of the national de-
Tense program helped the state
employment offices find jobs for
s.o43 persons during November.
Jack f. Bates. state unemplov-
ment compensation commissioner.
reported today.
The November jobs were double
the number who We're found Jobs
last November. Total persons
placed by the employment service
for the first IL months this year
amounts TO 1ls.6i2, far in excess
of the same period for 1889.
A breakdown of November
placements showed that 2.94s per-
sons We're found jobs in the con-
struction industry. ess In domestic
service. SD in wholesale and re-
tail trade. and 624 in logging.
The number OF workers register
ed with employment offices as of
November ! totsled 6q.432. the
lowest mark in the past several
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-21

Tacoma Moose lodge will hold
its annual Christmas tree party
next Monday evening at Moose
temple. 1871 Commerce st, at s
o'clock.
The affair annually brings
Moose and their families together
for an evening OF holiday fun
around a big tree.
j. Z. Mccormick Ia chairman
this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-21
Bellarmine Alumni
TO Gather Sunday

Bellarmine high schools alum
nj will begin their Homecoming
weeks celebration Sunday morn
ing when they attend mass at st.
Leo's church and receive commu-
MON in a body,
The mass will begin at 7:so
o'clock with the president of Bel
lsrmine, Rev. II. Schultheis, s. j.,
a. celebrant.
Immediately after mass break
fast will be served in the refec-
tory.
James Rogers of the class OF SO
In IN charge of the affair. He il as
sisted by Joe Fitzpatrick. Jack
Hafsos and Ed Mitchell. A short
business meeting will be held with
election OF officers.
Reservations may be made by
phoning James Rogers at Ca. 1880
or Bellarmine ut Pr. 40s0.