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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-30

THREE MUsKETEERs' ISsC0LISEUM BILL
 OPENING ON SUNDAY

D'Artagnan, of Alexandre Du- mas The Three MuSketeers. '' rides again to thrilling adventure in the picture which opens Sunday at the Coliseum Theater only this time he has the three wacky Ritz Brothers in his hairl
 It's the happiest entertainment idea since the movies began to move-2oth Century -Fox's musical comedy version of The Three Musketeersp Don Ameche, as a singing, loving, fighting DArtag- nan, is all you could ask, while The Ritzes pinch-hit for Aramis, Athos and Porthos, three phoney Musketeers more at home with a carving knife than with ra- pier.
 Rousing songs by Samuel Pokrass and Walter Bullock add to the merry connection of clashing blades, lovable maids and balmy buffoons that Director Allan Dwan has put together to the delight of film au- diences. Binnie Barnes, Gloria Stu- art, Pauline Moore and Joseph Schildkraut head the excellent fea- tured cast.
 Ending tonight is the return en- gagement of Confessions of a Nazi Spy"
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FOUR-H CLUB MEETING

At Florence Krsuls home this morning the Four-H Club girls held their weekly meeting with all mem bers but one in attendance. The making of aprons, important project at present, was discussed and the completed aprons are to be judged at the next meeting to be held Friday night, April 5 at the home of Helen Isaak. It was decided fur ther to start sewing books for past ing therein samples of seams, stitch- es and buttonholes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-30
.i- ..------s --r-.ss "kR. CHIPS"
 FILM SHARES
 HERE SUNDAY
Robert Donat, Greer Gar son Starred in Capitol
 Theatre Hit

Goodbye. Mir Chips" James Hil- tons charming novel of the life of an English school teacher, opens Sunday at the Capitol Theatre in the long-awaited screen adapta- tion, which brings to audiences, following his triumph in The Cita- del" Robert Donat, together with Greer Carson, beautiful English ac- tresS.
 Third of the pictures filmed in M-G-M's English studios, Good bye, Mir. Chips" tells the story Of a kindly schoolmaster, starting his career in his twenties becoming a veritable institution in a big Eng lsh school and shaping the careers of boys destined to become great men. As "The Citadel" dealt with medical ethics, so the new picture goes deeply into the heart of edu- cation
 Dramatic highlights include the rescue of the heroine in the Ty- rolean Alps and a spectacular air raid during the World War, with football and cricket games at famous English sch ools adding thrilling and exciting moments. Skillful human interest touches are supplied in the delft direction of Sam Wood
 Playing for the last times tonight is the double bill Gambling Ship and For Love or Money"
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The nose on the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor is four feet, six inches long.
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on the Douglas Ski Trail during the past several months.
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NOTICE!

Special meeting l. B. E. W-B4G2, Saturday, March 3Oth, at the A F of L. Hall at 7:30 D. m.
 IMPORTANT.
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TICKETS ON SALE FOR JR. TRINITY
 DANCE APRIL {


 Tickets are going fast for the Jun for Guild public Saturday night dance scheduled in the Elks' Ball. room April 6. Informality will mark the affair and music will be pro vided by Klondy Dufresne and her orchestra.
 Plans for the dance are under the supervision of Mrs Katherine Greg ory, Mrs, N Lester Troast, Mrs Helen Cass, Mrs. Verne Soley, Mrs. L. s. Botsford and Miss Marjorie Tillotson
 Those desiring tickets may pur- chase them from committee mem- bers of the Junior Trinity Guild.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

A baby boy weighing 5 pounds 15 ounces was born this morning at St. Ann's Hospital to MT. and Mrs. Frank Hennessey. Both moth CT and the new arrival are in the best of health and the proud father is busy passing out cigars.
 After receiving surgical care, Mrs c. Bayes was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital today.
 Marie Jackson was admitted t1 the Government Hospital today for surgical attention,
 Rug exports from Iran the of- ficial name of Persia, to the Unit ed States average $3000,000 year
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fair will be held ill the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel, starting at o'clock
 Open to all members ol the club and their friends, reservations for the dinner dance will be accepted until next Wednesday and may be made by calling 507.
 Highlight of the occasion will be the presentation of awards won by various members in competitive races and jumping contests held
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Public Invited 10
 Dance This Evenino

At the Elks' Ba.room tonight. Ju- neau's public is invited to attend the Rebekahs' annual benefit dance. Music will start at 10:30 o'clock and Klondy Dufresne and her orchestra will play.
 Supervising arrangements for the affair are Mesdames Luba Petievich, Lottie Spickett, Amy Messerschmidt, Alice Clark and Peggy Mcleod.
 Arizona growers shipped 35- 000.000 cantaloupes to the nations markets last summer.
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DOUGLAS IN PICTURE
 OF FIFTY YEARS AGO

A photograph of unusual interest is on display in Guys Drug Store window. Taken more than fifty years ago by Winter and Pond, of Ju- neau, the scene depicted is one never repeated since; the beach Literally filled knee-deep with herring at low tide. The several buildings pie turcd contract greatly with present scenery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-30
Douglas Church
 Services

 Notices for this church column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guarantee change O. sermon topics, etc. DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH goo am.-Holy Mass, followed by Sunday School ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH No service tomorrow.
 ALASKA EVANGELIZATION
 SOCIETY
 (Native Gospel Services)
 GEORGE H. HOMELESS
 Missionary-in-Char 1030 am.-Sunday School. 7:30 pm.-Evening Service. Topic Whose Son Is He?", Matthew 23: 41-46.
 Wednesday, 7:30 pm. = Prayer Meeting.
 Thursday, 3:so pm m-Children's Class.
 All are invited to attend these services held in the Mission Build ing.
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
MISSIONARIES HERE

Walter Covich and Dellmer Smith, arrivals on the Mount Mckinley who have been connected with mis- sion work in several Westward towns are visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Hen " Schlegel and will assist them at their regular morning service in the City Hall tomorrow morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-30
FOREST SERVICE GIVES
 FILM SHOWING DOUGLAS

The Forest Service showed films at the Douglas School yesterday, covering work being done through out the nation, and especially the National Parks. Alaska scenes were also covered in the films, including ski events on the Douglas Trail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-30
Reservations Are
 Open for Annual
 Ski Dinner Dance

Last O. 5ne social events during this season for the Juneau Ski Club will be the annual banquet Saturday evening, April 6. The af-
Evening star., 1940-08-31
Great McGinty'
Is Bright Affair

When they get around to distrib-
uting the cum laudes in Hollywood
in December THE Great McGinty"
is a fine bet to earn one for Preston
Sturges. Heretofore merely bril-
liant writer, Sturges has become a
director in the bright, satirical COM
edy which yesterday returned to the
Columbia. That makes two things
at which he is brilliant.
The audience to which "The Great
McGinty" will not appeal can only
be that one which won't 60 to pic
lures unless they have Wallace Beery
in them. Customers with higher
I. Q.s will be captivated by its smart
irony; every one by Its turbulent
movement and highly imaginative
direction. In addition to that it has
Brian Donlevy, AKIN Tamiroh and
a lot of others who step from the
villain class to prove an ingratiat-
ing talent for uproarious comedy.
J. C.
Evening star., 1940-08-31

TUX tuTlcu Out W UC tiIC ohIIic Oiu
pot OF porridge, concocted after the
same old formula. 1t is the flint
hearted natives Of small New Eng
land town whom Shirley mellows
with sweetness and light in young
People" the new picture at Loew's
Capitol.
Miss Temple, to be sure, is one of
our better cinema actresses, quite as
capable as, say. Ginger Rogers, Ann
Sheridan or Virginia Weidler. But
her presence does not make a dull
and creaking script q bright and
cracking motion picture entertain
ment. All Shirley's presence can
do is insure that every moment will
not be a dull moment. Her smile
is q warm glow in q dark theater
and she can dance like a fiend. or
like a clever young pupil of Bill
Robinson's. And further, she can
handle a semi-sertous dramatic
scene with much more skill than
that displayed by any number of
film players twice her size and age.
In the face Of all her enthusiastic
young efforts. however, Miss Tenn
pies swan song still remains another
thorn in the sides Of all good and
true members Of the Why-Must-
They Do This to-Shirley Temple
Society. Her song-and-dance inter-
ludes are entertaining, to be sure,
and so. even If in a somewhat lesser
degree, are those of Charlotte Green
wood and Jack Oakie. But Young
People" though 1t almost is, is not
completely a cinematic vaudeville
show. Every now and then it stops
being vaudeville and that same
familiar story rears its head. This
time the story has Miss Temple as
the adopted daughter of pair Of
troupers, retired to a New England
farm to meet cold rebuffs from the
natives who do not welcome prog
ress in the form Of Mr.. Oakie's
Evening star., 1940-08-31
1lona MasseyWins
Lead in New Wine

Ilona Massey, young singing star,
achieved the goal for which she has
been intensively training for two
years when she was signed by Will
liam Sekely. executive producer, for
the feminine lead in Alexander
Korda's historical musical New
Wine" based on the life of Franz
Schubert.
Since coming to Hollywood from
Vienna, where she was discovered
by Hollywood talent scouts, playing
star roles in light opera, Miss Massey
has devoted many hours each day
to the study of voice, dramatics and
English. Her first screen role was
In "Rosalie," and later she was CO.
starred with Nelson Eddy in "Bala-
laika" She continued her studies.
hoping for an opportunity in which
her dramatic talent would have at
least equal emphasis to her vocal
ability.
In New Wine" she found it. Miss
Massey will not only have a dramatic
acting role as the great composers
sweetheart, but the many familiar
Schubert songs to be used in the
picture will be vital part of her
Characterization.
Evening star., 1940-08-31
Keith'S Keeps
Saucy Joke
BY Guitry
Lucky Partners
A Comedy With
High Gloss

Moviegoers who have been hoard
ing the word delightful" for a COM
edy worthy of it NAV use 1t now.
Lucky Partners" at Keith's, Is the
one. A charming, capricious thing
from the pen of Sacha Guitry, it
makes a sparkling vehicle for the
talents of cast headed by Ginger
Rogers and Ronald Colman.
The engaging people in M. Cult
rvs saucy witticisIn are topped by a
charming, beautiful young girl CMiss
Rogers and q wise, whimsical mid
dle-aged artist. When they win a
joint sweepstakes prize he proposes
platonic honeymoon; a sort of
farewell tour before she settles down
to domesticity in Poughkeepsie with
an up-and-coming young insurance
salesman.
The droll Guitry is fellow to have
great fun with a situation like that,
and Lewis Milestone's direction of
his charade is handsomely designed
to share the fun completely with the
audience. One very effective aspect
Of the direction which must appeal
to every one is Milestone's generous
resort to pantomime in important
stretches of his picture. Not even
the old master of the pantomimic
art, Frank Capra, could have done
more with one such sequence, that in
which the artist and the girls fiance
take to an alley to>settle their differ
ences as to what propriety means.
It's marvellous.
When Lucky Partners" does en-
ploy dialogue, it is close to the
brightest any comedy has boasted
this year.
Definitely, it is picture to see.
J,C.
Evening star., 1940-08-31
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showink

Palace-"Boom Town." excite
ment in the oil fields, with Gable,
Tracy, Colbert and Lamar: 11:05
am, las, 4:20, 7 and $40 pm.
Capitol-"Young People" the lat
est Shirley Temple adventure: II
am, las, 4:30, 7:15 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 12:45, 3:35, $40 and
9:05 pm.
Earle-"The Sea Hawk" Bucca-
neer Enrol Flynn rides the waves:
1918 am, l, 3:55, 6:45 and $40 pm.
Stage shows: 1925, 3:15, sos and
9p.m.
Keith's-"Lucky Partners" Ginger
Rogers and Ronald Colman win q
sweepstakes prize: 11:35 an, 1::35.
3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and s:35 pm.
Metropolitan-"FlowingG Gold" ad-
venture in the oil fields: 11:20 am,
LIS, $3.50, 5:35, 1885 and $40 pm.
Columbia-"The Great McGinty,"
gay and bright political satire: 11:35
am, 1:40, $40, $40, 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
Little-"It's Love I'm After" with
Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland:
1880 am, 1:35, $40, $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Cross -Roads-'The Vinegar Dee, !"
Catharine Ryan in the Paul Oeborn
comedy: $40 pm.
Roadside-"The Virginisf," that
popular sturdy drama VI revived:
~
Evening star., 1940-08-31
East Indies M. of T.
At the Trans.Lux

With our attention centered on
defense, on what We are to defend
and why. timely, March of Time Is
especially timely with "Spoils OF
Conquest: The Dutch East Indies, y :
now in the feature spot on the new
Trans-Lux bill. It Is absorbing,
made with the skill which has be-
come a March of Time habit and
will leave you with better insight
into the Japanese lust for the East
Indies, the reasons therefor and the
attitude toward defense on the part
of the almost defenseless colonials.
Also, 1t will make you happier that
we. have plenty Of petroleum for
Ameripol and the other synthetic
rubbers. . Z ~'----
Defense plans, not Of the East
indies. but Of the Americas, are re-
sponsib1e for much, that Is reported
on pictorially by the. news cameras.
The Mutual Defense Committee Of
the United States and Canada holds
Its first meeting in Ottawa, William
Knudsen inspects the newly ex-
panded Boeing plant, inspects the
world fastest plane, armored scout
ing cars are tested, the largest
bomber nears completion, speedy
mosquito boats undergo trials, uni-
forms, tents, big guns are rushed.
High light Of the week, for what
ever you wish to make Of 1t, Is that
wedding at the Worlds Fair para
chute drop. which has amazed even
Lew Lehr into . somewhat SUBJ
dued state.
Other shorts include 'Put-Put
Troubles, walt Dfsney's most iuag-
NATIVE, and thus most hilarious,
recent adventure Of Donald Duck
and Pluto, and : Paramount Pic
torial," which investigates the max.
ing Of optical glasses. n. n
Evening star., 1940-08-31
re has promised

appear in it. And mama has al
most consented. A sketch is under
consideration for Marlene Dietrich
and Jackie Cooper-kidding a
young boys first love for an older
woman. And here are some OF the
names for a number titled, "The
Cads"-Cary Grant, Ronald Col
man, Douglas Fairbanks, jr., Enrol
Flynn, Melvyn Cooper and Reg
inald Gardner. The boys will take
turns to describe romantic esca-
pades. Sounds very interesting.
Linda Darnell's brother, 10-year-
old Calvin, Junior, applied for the
lob of Jody in 'The Yearling." But
they turned him down, saying he
was too fat. The boy is drowning
his disappointment in ice cream
cones Jimmy Stewart took a
medical examination for the Navy
Air Force and was pronounced 100
per cent ekay. Jimmy will join the
Reserves. n. What has happened to
the promising career of Helen Gill
bert Ann Sheridan is invest
ing her spare cash in duplex apart
ments near the Warner Studio, the
result of a conversation with Binnie
Barnes, who owns three houses and
two duplex apartments.
prince" Mike Romanof having
fun at the Andrea Leeds "al-for-
charity" party and selling shares in
his night club, which hasn't opened
yet because he hasn't sold enough
shares. =. Andrea Leeds tells me,
1--WE ,lost interest in making pic
lures. I'm too busy looking after
him." and she mods at her good
looking husband. .. Sight of the
week. Deanna Durbin and Vaughn
Paul .arm-in-arm walking in Lough-
lin Park. &. j. Noise of the week.
w. c. Fields in the Early Ayems
yelling from his lawn, why doesn't
someone come down and help me. "
It seems that Bill had been unable
to sleep, was taking turn around
the garden, stumbled, and twisted
his ankle.
Tyrone Powers sister Ann, who
wanted to. be an actress, then a
writer, has now settled for a hus-
band, and given up all thoughts of
q Hollywood career. Frances
Dee, absent from the screen since
"If I Were King" two years ago,
says the wait was worth while-she
has second feminine lead to Mar
garet SULLIVAN in "Flotsam." 1.
Fred Allen has succumbed to Holly
wood. He is buying house In the
Valley. - Judy Garland. who gets
around, is now around with Baron
'Polan.
Ilona Massey, who was overweight
when she. started at Metro and lost
80 pounds, is now too thin for her
costume job for Alexander Korda's
New Wine" She has been ordered
to build up her arms and neck. =.
The magnificent car Clark Gable
recently sold because it was too
conspicuous, is now In Arabia. I'M
pressing the friends Of an Arab
Chieftain. It viii be some time
before Merle Oberon dons grease
paint for . din. Her skin Is very
sensitive, and the experts are txy.
Evening star., 1940-08-31

ing to figure out way whereby she
can dispense with makeup: Sew
eral of the film actors don't use
makeup. But this Is the first time
I've heard of young woman CIV
ing herself 'as Is" to the camera.
Jack Oakie was leaving the studio
the other evening and ran into a
crowd of tourists. He pretended he
was a professional guide, and
shouted, Come on inside every
body" They came inside, and were
turned out BY the studio police. BY
that time though, Mp. Oakie was
half way home!
tReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IneJ
Evening star., 1940-08-31
Sea Hawk
Held Over
At Earle
Teeming Drama
OF British Navy
Stars Flynn

Men of gigantic vitality and bra
vado we're the sea hawks who ere
ated the naval tradition which is
proving so valuable to England to-
day. Their exciting story, told
through the brilliant case history Of
GeofIrey Thorne, makes the sweep
ing, action filled spectacle, THE
Sea Hawk" another one Of those
Warner pictures good enough for q
second week at the Earle. The
action Is not 50 teeming or 80 sweep
ing, however, that 1t is not halted
occasionally for 1 parid little ro-
nance between stars Errol Flynn
and Brenda Marshall. That does
not help the picture, nor do some
of the background scenes having to
do with life and intrigue in the
court of Queen Elizabeth.
Even these somewhat stodgy slices
of the story, however, cannot keep
THE Sea Hawk" from attaining an
average pace that is Just this side
of breath-taking.
The terrific strain Of the life Of
q privateer on the muscles of Flynn
and the entire first team Of ad-
venturers on Warmers pay roll be-
gins early in THE Sea Hawk" and
rarely abates thereafter. They are
constantly embroiled-most vigor-
ously in terrific sea battle early
in the picture-in war, love and
politics. Next to the hand-to-hand
encounter between the crews Of the
privateer and q Spanish gaileon,
the most dramatic areas Of the pic.
tllre are those in which Thorne
and his crew escape their lives as
galley slaves, capture the captor's
ship and race to England In time
to warn Elizabeth the Spanish Ar
mada is on the way. g.
It's quite exciting.
The same slick 34-minute stage
show, which supplemented the pic
ture last week, is held over also.
1t Is primarily a matter Of song and
dance, neatly put together by Harry
Anger. Best touch is that globe
walking number Of the Roxyettes.
j. c.
Evening star., 1940-08-31

Andre Chariot
that he will ap-
pear as M. C.. in
his forthcoming
revue (for char
ity) II he can In
vent his dialogue
as he goes along,
and, you must
find q little spot
Ii 1t for my wife,
Elaine" This
revue, incident
ally, should be
tops in enter
tainment. Shir-
ley Temple has
h.an aekaJ tn
Evening star., 1940-08-31

suggestions at the town meeting.
T Shirley Temple is still a great
actress.
Other people displaying talents
almost on par with Shirleys at
the Capitol this week are on the
stage and their names are Phil
Regan and the Rhythm Rockets.
Further praise of Mr.. Regan's lyric
tenor is almost redundance, the
personable young star Of stage and
screen being one Of the towns
favorite entertainers. Let 1t suffice
to say that this time Phil is making
more melodious several of the pop
ulsr ballads of the day, whipping
of q favored Irish air or two, and
none of them ever sounded better
The Rockets now prove how tai
ented they really are, If any proof
is needed at this late date, when
they top Gene Ford's 'Democracy's
Awake" finale by emerging as trump
ct players. Sixteen Rhythm Rockets
playing 10 trumpets-and not all
badly, let us tell you-is quite a
moment. Another Rocket high light
permits Capt. Sandy Grant, who
has been hiding her light under a
bushel Of choreography, to star In
solo as ballerina in an airy dance
Of her own devising to "Clair de
Lune."
Dancing in other moods -
Hawaiian and ultra-nodern-is the
meter of Betty Jane Cooper, and
nimble lass she is. Interludes be-
tween the appearances Of these
people are occupied by Leon LaFell
and three other fellows, who play
harmonicas, and Christy and Gould.
whose acrobatics apparently are in
tended for comic effect.
Evening star., 1940-08-31

latter a S [ n e
most dangerous
looking 9th e r
woman sin c G
other WON e n
became popular.
In a picture so
big, so violent
and so swift in
movement, the
ttory is merely
Incidental. That
as not q DdQ
idea, either, for
1t really isn't
much of a story
.pn which to
hang so many
Evening star., 1940-08-31
Miss Temples Swan Song
Is a Familiar Melody
Stars Young People at the Capitol;
Phil Regan and Rhythm Rockets
Are Stage Show Headliners
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

Carefully reared children nurred formulas these days but
there in young life
varied diet And that those guide
Shirley Temples decided
likely keep mele than pictures
retired
Evening star., 1940-08-31

episodes.
Boom Town" roughly (sic) is the
btory of Burkburnett, Tex, a town
where men were men and the discov-
cry of oil was all men lived and died
for Manifest of the men, of course,
are the fellows played by Tracy and
Gable. Tracy is Honest john" a
straightforward, noble soul who
knows all the angles. Gable is big
John," a roistering, ambitious, devil
Evening star., 1940-08-31
Boom Town.. '.at Palace,
Is Racy Melodrama
M.G.M Finds a Violent Vehicle
For Galaxy of Stars Headed by
The Messrs. Gable and Tracy
BY JAY CARMODY.

Ever since Tracy and Clark Gable made that Of
Pilot of
even bigger The dream has in the
which opened yesterday the
OF life and love- profit
Industry In addition to its picture also enis
Evening star., 1940-08-31
Charlot's Charity Revue
To Have an All>Star Cast
Master of Ceremonies Chore to Be
Performed by John Barrymore;
Shirley Temple May Appear
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD

There nearly a a party Among
used said Maxwell What want
weight explained acting
you replied NORM and continued
why don't with friends? That's where belong
true S
Evening star., 1940-08-31

Half a million British subjects
live on Trinidad Island
Evening star., 1940-08-31

and Hedy Lamar, the former for
romance and comedy purposes, the
Evening star., 1940-08-31

SEQ s244 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring.
SS Shep. 2540. Parking Space.
Matinee IL Am.
LLOYD NOLAN, LYNN BARI in
PIER 13." At 11:20, 1855. ABS.
7:15. 9:55. DONALD RED BARRY
in 'ONE MANS Law" At 12:4O
$50, 5:55. $40. Flash Gordon.
Evening star., 1940-08-31

SAVOY $3.50 14th st. NV.
BOB HOPE q9l pautsf$r 4sfT; eobpIRP Ms5; PM; Y
GHOST BREAKERS" At I:35, 3:35,
5;3oi 7;35. 9:35. March Of Time.
Evening star., 1940-08-31

PENN $50 Pa. Avenue Sc.
LAW FIR. $500. Mat. 1 PM.
Healthfully Air-Conditioned
JOAN BENNETT, LLOYD NOLAN.
FRANCIS LEDERER. ANNA STEM IN
THE MAN / MARRIED" At !, s 3M
h.hh. I'm. Q.An Serial NI
Evening star., 1940-08-31

IARYLAND CLUB GARDENS, on Mari.
orc Pike. Featuring Nadine and her lco-ed
and De luxe dinner, S1.25. Dahcing
ntil Q o'clock. Phone Hillside 0600l
Evening star., 1940-08-31

NHEUTVNAN Ga. Ave. q Sherida
oAAAleACN4t RA. 2400. Mat. p.
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW and 81
CEDRIC HARDWICKE In TON