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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Cesl. lekaTIm v New Yorku
staci uz jen slozit zkousku.

Cesl. lekarGm " New Yorku
staci w jen slozit zkousku.
Rada regentG statu New Yor-
ku pfipojila nyn1 k ceske Kar-
love universite v Praze, jejiz
graduanti z lekaTske fakulty
jsou We statu uznavani, take
ceskou universitu Masarykovu
v Brine a slovenskou universitu
komenskeho v Bratislave jake
uznavana uciliste.
Ma zaklade toho mudze nynf
IL csl. lekar6, kteri v posled-
mich mesfc1ch dill We statu, DO
zadati o nostrifikaci sveho le-
karskeho diplomu a 20 slozeni
pfedepsanych statnich zkou-
SEX mohou zahajiti praksi. Ac-
koll to jsou v%ynikajfc1 odbornf-
CT, az do nynejska nemohli Sc
o nostrifikaci ami hlasiti.
Z universit v Ceskoslovensku
byla drive zde uznavana Kar-
Iowa universita v Praze, avsak
toto uznan1 bylo pred nekolika
Lefty take odvolano bez udani
priciny.
Csl. generalnf konsul Karel
Hudec v New Yorku SNAIL Sc
w dels1 cas- o odstraneni toho-
to nespravedliveho nar1zeni.
PO obt1znem a dlouhem jedna-
nj podarilo Sc mu aspon to, re
pred casem bylo uznani prir-
knuto opet aspon Karlove uni
versite v Praze.
Pokusy O zfskan1 tohoto u
znanf i pro Masarykovu a Ko-
menskeho universitu byly vsak
marny. Statnf rada regent1
zGstavala neoblomna a teprve
nyn1 Sc podarilo, re i tyto dive
university byly postaveny ma
roven vedeckeho standardu s
universitami We statu New Yor
ku.
Vyznam teto 1spesne akce
csl. generalnfho konsula je We
liky. Csl. lekari z techto til u
niversit, kteri sem napriste pfi
jedou, mohou Sc uz beze vseho
hlasiti o nostrifikaci 81 uznan1
svych dip4omG a o povolen1 k
praksi.
Ovsem neil jim NIUE byti
povoleno provozovan1 lekaTske
prakse We statu New Yorku,
must Sc jeste podrobiti pr1snym
zkouskam: /. sloziti zkousku
jazykovou a 2. zkousku z le-
kafske terminologie, re totiz
ovladaj1 lekarske nazvoslov1.
Pro CHI lekafe jest jeste ire
II podm1nka: Zapis a studium
nekolika semestrG ma nektere
new-yorske universite. Tato
tfetf podminka nyni pro gra-
duanty jmenovanych til csl. u
niversit ovsem odpada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09

troctvf jake hr1znou skvrnu
ma site americke civilisace a
La systemu americke vlady. O.
troctv1 p%ovazoval "a nesprav-
ne moralne, nezdrave hospo-
darsky a tvrdil O mem, re Sc
pffc1 vsem zasadam, ma nichz
byla severoamericka republika
zalozena.
Narodni republikanska kon-
vence navrhla v kvetnu 1860
Lincolna do 1radu president
skeho, do nehoz byl nasleduji-
ciho podzimu opravdu zvolen.
Pet tydnG pc prevzeti tohoto
1fadu vypukla obcanska val
ka. Ia trvanf bojG Severn pro-
tt Jihu vydal president Lincoln
emancipacnf prohlasenf, KITE
rym Sc otroctvf We Spojenych
Statech jednou pro vzdy rusi-
10.
Valka Sc protahla ma ctyry
roxy. Roku 1864 byl Lincoln
pc druhe zvolen "a presidenta
a to pTevaznou vetsinou hlasu.
We SVEN druhem inaugural
MIN proslovu nacrtl z hruba
program reforem a mluvil o u
smfrenf, jakmile Dude jednota
naroda zajistena. Konfedera-
chi armada vzdala Sc pocat-
KEN dubna 1865 Appomat-
tox - obcanska valka skonci-
la. Unie z1stala neporusena,
otroctvf zaniklo. Nastal cas-
narodnf rany vladou, We
denou velkym lidumilem.
Radost naroda z nastaleho
mfru premenila Sc vsak brzy V
smutek, kdyz Sc Lin
coin stall obetf atentatu, spa
v divadle IA. dubna
roku.
Nebylo treba dlouhe dolby.
ably 81 americky narod uvedo-
velikost sve ztraty. Lincoln
byl oplakavan jake prednf stat
mix a lidumil americkeho ma
Ones ocenuje jeho vyznam
cely svet. Britsky zivotopisec
Lord Charwood, pi-
Sc o mem, re "byl jednim z nej-
vyznacnejsich statnikd v po-
trech stoletich. Byl
nepochopen a podcenovan "a
zivota a jeste dnes je ste
Ii fadne posouzen, nebot jeho
misto je mezi velikany sveta."
Vynikajicf anglicky filosof
Frederick Harrison nazyva no
'jedinym ne1honnym typem
statnfka cd dn1 Washingtona.
Ia neho byl vytvoren nejlepsi
vlady, jaka kdy byla ma
svete."
Roku 1864, v dobe, kdy Lin
coin byl p~redmetem nescet-
ntokG, napsal 0 mem Carl
Schurz, kratce pred tim natu-
ralisovany nemecky pfisteho-
nasleduj1c1: Lincoln je
personifikovanym narodem.
Jeho vlada je v historic sveta v
slova smyslu repre-
sentativnf. Odvaz1m Sc ucini-
proroctvf, ktere snad Dude v
p%fftomnosti znlti ponekud div
re. Ia padesat let, a MONA,
re mnohem drive, Dude Lincol-
novo jmeno zapsano ma cest-
nem seZnamu americke repu-
hned vedle jmena Wash
lngtonova, a ZGstane tam ma
easy. Deti tech, kteff no
Ones tup1, budou mu zehnati."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Psi asi zadavili sveho pana.

V Oakland, Kalifornie, telo
Manuela Cabrala, 57leteho ma
dennlka, bylo nalezeno hrozne
zohavene v jeho domove poll
eli, jez odehnala pryc ctyfi zu-
rive a vyhladovele psy. Policis-
te sdelili, re nemohli zjistiti,
zda-li psi napadli sveho pana
a zadavili jej neb vrhli Sc ma
neho, kdyz zemrel nasledkem
pfirozenych pr1cin. Policie by
la povolana sousedy, ktefl ne
videli Cabrala pc nekolik dni
a byli vzruseni knucenim a Ste
kotem PSI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Aluminiova firma chysta veil.
kou expansi.

Nasledkem velike poptavky
pc aluminiu, jake nebylo snad
nikdy pred tim, Aluminium
Company of America v Pitts
burgh, oznamila plany ma roz-
sfrenf svych zavod1, nacez bu-
de vynalozeno 3O,00O,0OO.
Spolecnost tato prave dokon
ella program expanse, ktery
hyl zapocat r. 1887 a ma nejz
bylo vynalozeno 900.
Jest ocekavana jeste vetsf po-
ptavka pc aluminiu nez dopo-
sud, zejmena re zeml valku
vedouc1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Spadl Sc ctvrteho patra.

Kazimfr Vojcik, 22lety, byl
dopraven v povazlivem stavu
do okresnf nemocnice, kdyz
spadl nebo skocil S pozarnlho
zebffku ma Otis skole, Chica-
gu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Polar elevatoru.

V Thief River Falls, Mimi,
pozar znicil hlavnf mlyn a O.
bilni elevator Math Darsen Co.
Skoda Sc paci ma 100000.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

Here's a smart tailored suit in
the new longer jacket style that
you can make for yourself with
complete confdence-and be just
as well satisfied as is filmdom's
Madeleine Carroll. The pattern
is carefully simplified and STEP
by-step sew chart takes all the
difficulty out of the tailoring It
is suave and slick from the velvet
trimmed collar with the new
longer pointed lapels to the skirts
slim silhouette with just enough
flare for grace and walking COM
fort. Pattern No 1915 is designed
for sizes r. IA, Is, l8 and 20
80 to SO bust. Size IA ensemble
requires 4 yards of 54-inch ma
terial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01

deacon. The Rev Hampton T.
Gaskins, president of the Washing
ton Baptist Ministers Conference
and chaplain of the lodge, will be
the principal speaker.
Others on the program are. The
Rev. Reuben Minor, assistant pastor
of New st. James Baptist Church
and patron of Ruth Chapter, No. 8,
Order of the Eastern Star; the Rev.
Julius S. Carroll Past Masters
Fleming w Brown, jr.. and Clyde
c. Oliver; Grand Secretary Charles
D. Freeman, Past Master Emanuel
Bolts and the Warren Lodge
Chorus. Officers of Warren Lodge,
who viii also participate in the
ceremonies, are Past Mastefs James
E. Ross, James Arthur Gilbert,
Charles H. Henson; John Wilson.
John Minor, j. H Nivens, Ulysses
S. Brokenburr, Thomas Beverley.
Charles o. SWEET, and Past Masters
William C. Jordan, Ernest r. John
son, Ralph j. G. Barbour, James E.
Dyson, ST.; Marion Harper, Samuel
P. Morrow, Jesse Tilghman and Will
liam Herbert WeStray, ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
District Co|ored Masons
Will Open Visitations

The 92d annual visitationS to the
subordinate lodges of colored Masons
in the District of Columbia will
begin tomorrow night at Warren
Lodge, No. 8, F. A. A. NJ The visi-
tations will be held in Scottish Rite
Hall. Eleventh and R streets NV.
Twenty other lodges will be visited
and the ceremonies will close No
vember q at Redemption Lodge
No 20. Grand Master Louis w. Roy
announced the sessions will begin
at $50 pm.
The program tomorrow night
will be dedicated to Deputy Grand
Master Elvin R. Sheppard, past
master of this lodge. Austin Whit
low Bell, master, will preside, and
Clarence Reed, senior warden, will
act as master of ceremonies; James
H. Coler, jr., Junior warden, and
James Vernon Stevenson, assistant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
Election in Hague's County
'Sto|en,' Candidate Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Oct. l.
The Rev. DR.. Lester H. Clee, Repub-
lican candidate defeated for the
New Jersey governorship in 1887 by
Democratic Gov. A. Harry Moore,
asserted today burning of the 1887
Hudson County poll books was "con-
elusive proof" the election. was
stolen in Hudson County"
Burning of the books was ad-
mitted by Deputy City Clerk Ber-
nard j. Rosengard in an affidavit
read at a court hearing yesterday.
The books had been sought by Re-
publicans in an effort to prove
election irregularities in Hudson,
Democratic stronghold of Mayor
Frank Hague, State party leader.
In the affidavit, submitted after
County Superintendent of Elections
William E. Sewell, Republican, OBJ
tanned writ ordering production
OF poll records for the last four
years, Mr.. Rosengard said the 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01

books were burned last January In
accordance with, a city legal de-
partment opinion that they could
be destroyed two years after an
election. Counsel for Mr.. Sewell
argued the books should have been
retained five years.
DR.. Clee said official admission
that the books were burned would
be regarded everywhere as con-
elusive evidence Hague's Democratic
machine in 1887 nullified the will of
the people of New Jersey" and that
ut will be rightfully assumed that
the Democratic Governor, A. Harry
Moore, has not held Office by virtue
of majority of the lawful votes
cast in the 1897 election"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
Hugh Wiley and Wife
Rewed After Divorce
ry the Associated Press.

ry the Associated Press.
RENO, New, Oct. divorced q
week ago, Hugh Wiley, magazine
writer, and Judith Harrison Wiley
affected a reconciliation and were
remarked by Judge Clark Guild at
Carson City, New, Saturday.
Mr.. Wiley, who disclosed the re-
marriage yesterday, said he and his
wife are seeking a small ranch In
this district on which to make their
home. They formerly lived at Los
Altos, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
THIS is PUZZLE NO. 6

Add letter each word the et-hand
letters which definition
the below the definition and the added the
will spell automobiles
shown below be exhibited at the 2 Annual Auto Show of Wash
ngton c. from October 10 to g. 1910 inclusive the Riverside
Stadium Twenysxh NV Washington
the of The conducting
BUICK DE SOTO LINCOLN PACKARD
CADILLAC DODGE MERCURY PLYMOUTH
: CHEVROLET
'CHRYSLER HUDSON OLDSMOBILE SCHULZ
studied the files the
puzzle your
the puzzles have The complete solutions with
than 600 words why Show Should
Held Washington should mailed
Auomove Association 1927 NV,
night october 5 9 later than midnight
October Is, 940 will qualify.
1t the actual puzzles but compulsory
that the entries show will be given
published will be eligible
employees The Washington Auomov
Association
officials Washington Auomoive Trade Association whose
will be final will based correctness
which the solutions submitted well the
totang 500 100
Show, follows $50 and IL tickets
tickets third prize $40 tickets fourth prize
IN duplicate prizes will be awarded
will the Auto Show Section Of The SUNDAY
should addressed wash
ngton Automoive Trade Association 1927 street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01

Repairing Renovizins undermining Homes
MOdernize The Eberly Plan Wa,
and you won't have to move to enjoy
all the conveniences and comforts that
have become necessary factors in today's
standard of living.
Old fashion kitchens and baths can
blossom" into CHEEKY rooms. That
basement, now "catch-all' can be
turned into a wonderful recreational
room-and so on-bringing the entire
house up to date.
The beauty of it all is that under the
Eberly Plan the cost isn't prohibitive
and the work, no matter how diversified
will ALL be done by workmen trained
to Eberly Plan eficiency-and with only
ONE moderate overhead and ONE
sponsibility-OURS.
You will be glad you Ebery.ized
your home.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Arlington Camera Club
To Exhibit Prints

The Arlington (VaD Camera Club
will place its prints, together with
the third annual travel salon of the
Photographic Society of America,
on exhibition in the National Mu-
scum Saturday.
The public may see the exhibition
until March 81 in the Natural His
tory Building of the National Mu-
scum, Tenth street and Constitution
avenue NV.
Judging the display will be three
prominent local photographers. Miss
Eleanor P. Custis. H. E. West and
D. R. Craig. Ten photographs of
their own will be shown by the
Judges.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
4. FL. Will Launch
Organization Drive
InSoutheast
Representatives. Of 10
Stotes to Meet in
Atlanta This Week !.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
ATLANTA, Feb. 24.-The Ameri-
can Federation of Labor here next
week end will launch an organiza-
ton drive in fields which heretofore
have resisted unionization.
Headed by Federation President
William Green. representatives of 10
Southeastern States numbering 1000
or more plan three-day discus
sion of organization. legislative and
other problems affecting both en-
ployes and employers.
Mr.. Green, who will deliver
Nation wide radio speech next
Saturday night. said at a Miami
meeting earlier this month the
federation would place particular
emphasis on the South and West in
membership activities.
He estimated the drive would pro-
duce 100000 new members by Octo-
ber, which he said would give the
federation more than 4,500, 900 on its
rolls.
The drive in the South will be
concentrated on textiles, retail trade,
marine workers, Office and white coll
lar workers, Government employees
and miscellaneous industries" he
said.
Meeting with the various State
boards here will be heads of the
A. F.. of LIS organization and legis-
lative departments.
There is nc fixed program" said
George Googe, Southern representa-
tive of the A. F. of L., today, "but
organization discussions will pre-
dominate. We also plan discussion
of existing labor legislation in the
Southeast, with the aim of bringing
about more uniformity in existing
laws"
Along with Mr.. Green will come
from Washington Joseph A. Pad
way, chief counsel of the A. F.. of L.
and chairman of the Legislative
Committee; Frank P. Fenton, di-
rector of organization: George
Meany, secretary and treasurer: I.
M. Ornburn. secretary of the Union
Label Trades Department, and
others.
The 10 States to be represented
are Virginia. North and South Caro-
lima. Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky
Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and
Florida.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Porters' Auxiliary Uni:
To Meet Wednesday

Mrs. Rosina c. Tucker, recently
elected international secretary
treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters, will preside at meeting
of the local unit of the auxiliary at
8 pm. Wednesday at 903 U
street NV.
Mrs. Tucker was honored on
February Is at testimonial dinner
given by the auxiliary at the White
law Hotel. She organized the
auxiliary IA years ago and assisted
in the formation of the local group.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
St. Dovid's S Society
Will Hold Reception

Persons of Welsh ancestry promi-
nent in national and local affairs
will attend the reception and ban
quet of the st. David's Society at
the Mayf1ower Friday, March L. in
honor of the patron saint of Wales.
John L. Lewis, c. I. o. head;
Senators Davis of Pennsylvania and
Thomas of Idaho are among those
invited. Others expected to attend
include Representatives Jenkins,
Jones and Lewis of Ohio, Jarrett,
Fenton and Tibbott of Pennsyl-
vania, Reese of Kansas and Gwynne
of Iowa.
A male chorus, under direction
of Mr.. Wildred Smith, will sing.
Evening star., 1940-02-25

MISUNDERSTANDING TRAGEDY DRAWS TEARS-Po-
ceman Thomas Chrswe wep yesterday he told Of two
school children being killed by automobile they
street under his protective Mrs. Zokopf gh OF
the driver. "A. P Wrephoto
Evening star., 1940-02-25

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$3.50 Two-piece korpen Living Room Suite loose cushions
Honduras mahogany fome. hair filled, choice SIQ6.OO
blue or gold brocotele-
$3.50 Cuban Mahogany Grand Ropd piece Dining
Room Suite eovsd ohippendo'e ball and Glow $7Q5.O0
feet, rope moudnos-
$50 Carved Walnut Grond Ropids made ten-pieee Dining
Room Suite, upholstered back chairs with heavy SdoE.OO
fringe, nnorquetv panel door3--------.------ ~
1859 Tenpieee Dining Room Suite carved posts Tyre back
eho'' eoht-foot table, swirl mahogany fronts S750.OO
s5o4 Swirl Mahogany front and top s-pece Bedroom Suite
wood eoVinos full vanity, hanging mirror on SloE0O
dresser, otoehed mirror on vonty------------
seee Grand Ropid n,ode oil mahogany Chinese chppendoe
'*-p'eee Bedroom Suite gold mirrors, beautiful $333O
$4e7 Grand Rapids mode Modern Bedroom Suite twin BEDS
figured Aeoe'o wood extremely large mir $247O
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEArERS
FIR.r SHOWING

FIRST SHOWING
Music Box = On the stage.
sThe French Foilies. shows ~
lis. 4.o5. It's. 1905. Screen.
wayne Morris ana Margaret
Lindsay IN Double Abb.
$50. 2.io. SOS. $40.
aIIE NorSE-Edssr nerxen
Charlie Mccarthy Detective. :
100. 4sos. Ito. 1918. also
Haeil Rath bone ana slgrid
Gurie IN RE IL IS. , SO.
RIAITo - Charles Iaughtcn
and viyien Leigh IN Side
walks Of London .oe, ! os.
7os. io.7s. also Richard crom-
well and George Barber IN
Village Barn Dance. II 50,
7:5e. $50. a.i4. ouis, $50.
RIVIERA - Bobby Breen and
Kent Taylor IN Escape To
Paradise. l2.4o. $40. $40.
800. 1890: also Tito GUITAR
and Jane Clayton In The Llano
KID. ii:so. 400. $50. $50.
Gao.
ROXY - wallace Beery and
Dolores Del Rio in The Man
From Dakota" Has. 2.2o. 4 SIS,
7.35. 1910: also The Jones
Family In Young As You Feel
Ito. 3;45, Gao, e:s5.
RETURN snowINu
BEyE RLY Kay Kyser and
Adolphe Menjou In That's
Right. You're wrong. also
Joan Bennett and Adoiphe
Mentou in The Housekeeper's
Daughter"
COMMUNITY = Jackie Cooper
and Freddie Bartholomew in
Two Bright Boys. also Lloyd
Nolan and Gladys Swarthout IN
Ambush"
NAY STREET.-THE Marx Bros.
and Kenny Baker IN AT Ths
Circus. also The Bumsteads In
Blonde Brings Up Baby
LAkEW OOD "Gulliver's
Travels. also Marjorie Weaver
and Stuart Erwin in The
Honeymoon's Over
PARk--John Garfield and Pris-
ella Lane In Dust Be Ny
Destiny: also Charles Starrett
in "Outposts or The Mountiesr
PROCTOR Penny Singleton
and Arthur Lake in Blonde
Brings Up Baby: also Joe Z.
Brown and Mary Carlisle in
Beware Spooks."
REALART - Bonita Granville
and John Litel in Nancy Drew
and The Hidden Staircase
also Bob Hope and Paulette
Goddard in The Cat And The
Canary"
REN--James Ellison and Helen
Wood in Almost A Gentle
man: also Otto Kruger and
Ona Munson In Scandal
Sheet"
SHELL - Charles Starrett in
The Man From SHUTDOWN.
also the Dead End" Kids and
Ann sheridan in The Angels
wash Their Faces"
SUNSET-Edward @. Robinson
and Gene Lockhart In Black
mail: also Bob Hope and
Paulette Goddard in The Cat
And The Canary"
TEMPLE - Jack Benny and
Joan Bennett in Artists and
Models Abroad. also Joan
Blondell and MELVIN Douglas
in Good Girls Go to Paris"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
LaughtOn and Leigh!

Sidewalks OF london" opened
at the Rialto theater yesterday TO
bring Charles Jaughton and Vivien
Leigh in the starring roles.
It is a comedy drama OF London
of street singers known "a
"buskers, one of whom Miss
Leigh climbed up the ladder to
fame on the legitimate stage and
of the other tcharles Laughton1
who had his chance but preferred
the sidewalks TO the footlights.
Even the love these two had for
each other wasn't strong enough
to hold them together and the final
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16


several WAYS.
The production offers bath
Ianghton and Miss Leigh En-
c~ptional opportunities for
fine pcrtrayals In . story
which In \ nicely balanced
combination Of comedy and
drama.
The other feature viii prove
most entertaining 10 radio fans
who have been listening 10 the
barn dance program and who Will
welcome the opportunity 10 SEQ ~
well ~ hear such popular enter-
tanners as Lulubelle and Scotty,
Vera Vague. Don Wilson, The XII
doodlers, the Texas Wanderers.
Helen Troy. and Frank Cook.
The attraction Ia fitied -yIl-
lage Harm Dance" and employs
the services ef Richard Cross-
well. Doris Day and Georgs
Barber In the lead roles.
OF course. there Ia story but
the big idea is the Barn Dance
crowd in action and they
really go TO town"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

Green Is the color. the Fruitland
Grange hall Is the place and
Saturday night Is the time.
Henry Hofto and his Dixieland
hand win be In the Irish mood for
the big st. Patrick's day eelebrs-
ton which has been planned for
the evening.
OF course. it's = day or two
early, but what difference does
that make when there's good mu-
sic and 1t is Saturday night :.
and the next day is Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
PENGUIN's WARDROBE

Pete. trained penguin which
plays Frank Morgan's pet in THE
Ghost Comes Home" has two
hundred-and-three changes of
wardrobe ranging from a hula
skirt, to a top hat and tails.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

Like the RAND OF the u. y a,
this Frog Sally can't dance for
sour apples but that isn't why she's
on the bill. so who cares
The chorus numbers are all quItr
properly clothed, and as for the
remainder of the acts. they're real
~ first class vaudeville entertain
ment. The talent Ia exceptionally
good and am sure you will enjoy
The French Follies" II you forget
all about the French" and don't
look for too much "Follles"
II would be n good thing II
Tacoma could have more such
entertainment because II re-
lieves the abundance Of
screen fare which, even though
good, becomes monotonous
at least 10 . reviewer who
must SEE them all
And so, | recommend The
French Follies' as good vaudeville
entertainment for all the family.
In addition to the stage
show there Ii n single screen
attraction titled, Double ALI
BIZ a mystery story with
Wayne Morris, Margaret Lind
say and william Gargan.
1t Is n production by Uni
versal with lots of action and
suspense.
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that name which opened yesterday the stage at the
Music Box theaer isn't any French than and
my mother was Scotch and my father. Englishi
am not implying it isn't good show because ii is In
fact it's vaudeville show and which all the family may
and enjoy There isn't anything Objectionable about il
one may overlook 10second exposure of the sally Rand
of Paris which is used fadeou for the entire bill
Ike he TIA
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Sometimes the use of the word
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and The French Follies.' If you
want my honest opinion, the show of
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