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Evening star., 1940-11-02
Morisetti Kicks Field Goal.

Again, to open the third stanza,
Walsh led the Maroon to a tally
after Carlton Smallwood and Billy
Dellastatious moved to the Raiders
90 A heave to Dellastatious was
good for 16 yards and fourth-do
pass from the to End Brent re-
suited in the touchdown.
Ernie Morisetti, whose placements
had failed to score the extra points
after touchdown, became the first
schoolboy this year to split the up
rights for a field goal. In the last
period when the losers line finally
stopped the charging Maroon backs,
Morisetti dropped back to the 28-
yard marker to add three unneces-
sary points to the victors' total.
The Raiders tailed once in the
closing minutes of play after success
sive passes by Clarence Kuldell had
driven from their own As to their
foes 4. Bill NARROW plunged over
Aside from that. Westerns biggest
threat was when the injured Jake
Hilleary warmed up on the side
Evening star., 1940-11-02

Observation-Disclosures Joyner. Waller
Wiley, Freeman. Day. Referee-Mr. Jack
son, Umpire-Mr. Cupid. Head linesman
Mr.. Drew. Field judee-Mr. Temple.
Evening star., 1940-11-02

0 IN s. Adams lpaSS from
Teague). Points from touchdown
league tplacemenD. Substitutions-East-
ern-Elin. Moore Anacostia-Bailey. Cox,
Yaharaes Cook. Faircloth. Henduson. Dur
ham, Burbach, Mousseau. Graham. Ref
cree = O'Meara (Gonzasa). Umpire
Farrell (Holy Cross. Head linesman-
Soiomon ~. c. L. A.
Western, defending interhigh
champion, never was in the ball
game after the first period when
Jackie Walsh, Tech quarterback,
romped to two rapid scores. He
broke through for one 66-yard
touchdown gallop and then led a
drive for another touchdown from
the Western IS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13

ideas about Alaskans getting work in Alaska, and this is one of the matters that is taking him to Wash ington. There are airbase cOnstruc- tion undertakings going on in Sitka and Kodiak, and, says the Cover nor, contractors are violating the expressed policy of the naval de- partment to give AlaskanS prefer ence, or at least a fair break, in employment on these naval activi- ties. The contractors are Seims- Spokane Co.,, Johnson, Drake and Piper. and the Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company.
 While in Prince Rupert, he learn ed of the start on the building of an air base here. He found his visit one of unsual interest, and he leaves with far better impression of the city, and Alaskas nearest seaport neighbor in all Canada.
 In the short time he has been ir the north, he has managed to visit practically most of the southeastern Alaskan ports and made a good i'm precision on all. In Juneau, not long ago, there was a unique cere- mony when the Governor was init iated into the Raven Clan, and Mrs Gruening into the Eagle Clan, this taking place in the Alaska Native Brotherhood Hall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
MERCHANT SHIP GERMAN U-B0AT

RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan. 13. = Showing marks of gunfire, the Brit ish steamer Highland Patroit has arrived here after having stood off submarine attack
 The U-boat first appeared when the British vessel was on her way to Brazil from the Canary Islands. The Highland P triot had been equipped to protect herself, and managed to put up good battle. There is no certainty if the sub marine was sunk or badly damaged, but she submerged and was not seen again.
 During the fighting, passengers milled about the decks, at times close to state of panic. One fell down companion way and was seriously injured.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
Writer of Famous
 Song passes Away

BOSTON, Jan. l3.-The woman who wrote "Rockabye Baby" is dead here in the eight-first year of her age. The famous nursery song was written when the author was child of about sixteen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
JUNEAU BAR GRIEvES AT
 F0x'5 DEATH
Resolution Honoring Re. gently Deceased Mem-
 Der Passed Today

A resolution exposing deep per- sonal loss" at the death of the late Arthur w. Fox, Juneau attorney, was passed at today's meeting of the Juneau Bar Association.
 The resolution is as follows:
 whereas, it has pleased Almighty God to remove from his labors here our esteemed brother and fellow member of the Alaska Bar, Arthur W. Fox, who died suddenly and alone on December 31st, 1889, Therefore ::
 Be It Resolved, that by this dispensation of Providence. the Bar of Alaska has lost one of it's most highly esteemed members and the community of Juneau one of its very best citizens-one whose char acter and conduct were above re- proach and whose ethics in the practice of his profession might well be taken as model by all engaged in the pratice of law, a man whose scholarly attainments, kindly nature and high character made his life an influence for good to all persons with whom he came in contact;
 That we feel a sense of deep personal loss at his being called away to return no more, and that while ever honoring his memory, we shall greatly miss his presence and his influence;
 "Be It Further Resolved that this resolution be spread upon the rec ords of the Juneau Bar Associa- ton and published in the daily pa- pers at Juneau.
 Passed by the Juneau Bar As sociation this 18th day of January 1940.
 HI. B. LeFevre, Attest: President.
 M. A. MONAGLE,
 Secretary"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
.C. D. A. Gives
 Charming Party

Members or the Catholic Daugh- ters of America were hostesses last evening with public card party held at the Parish Hall and at- tended by approximately 50 per- sons.
 Bridge, whist and pinochle were played for the occasion and during the latter part of the evening re- treatments were served by com- mittee of members. Tables were decorated with individual potted plants and tapers for the charming affair.
 For bridge. honors went to Mrs. O. w. Reed and J. Meacham, high; and Mrs. c. E. Rice and J. Smith, low. Pinochle prizes were won by Mrs. Mary Giovanetti and George Shaw, high; and Mrs Mary Jacob son and A. M Geyer, low. Honors for whist went to Mrs. Miles God kins and J. D. Harrington. high; and Mrs. Joe Kennedy, low.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13

pictures Americas fatter 1889 than in 193S buged fact the lush business of the "Yene staggering ame records of Am consumption including the output of steel cleo power demands from abroad propelled factory wheels
 in believe they 1940 Silk the only of the big to a decline.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
QUICKER RETURNING

J. w. Gucker. travelling man, is returning on the steamer Alaska after a trip Outside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
Joan Bennett
 Weeds Again

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 13.-Film Actress Joan Bennett and Producer Walter Wanger were married yester- day by a Phoenix Justice of the Peace. The couple had appeared to- gether frequently, but had given no indication that they were engaged They appeared at the P h e nj X courthouse yesterday afternoon, after driving from Hollywood.
 Miss Bennett gave her age as 29. Wanger said he was 45.
 Both have been married before.
 The actress was formerly the wife of writer Gene Markey, who now is married to Hedy Lamar.
 Former Follies dancer Justine Johnstone divorced Wanger in 1888, after 18 years of married life.
 Today,s News Today
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
Nuggets Found on
 Site, Dance Hall

FRANCOIS LAKE, B. C., Jan. 13. "A quart of gold nuggets was sluic- ed some time ago by Fred Aslin, pioneer miner and fur trader, un- der the old dance hall at the town site of Blackjack, 130 miles north of Francois Lake, famous as the place where stampeding California miners, known as the California Argonauts,' spent the winter of 1969-7O The heaviest nugget was worth $486.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
Mrs. Smith Speaks
 Al World Service

churches in Mexico" was chosen by Mrs. Harold Smith as her topic for discussion at yesterdays gatn- ering of the World Service Circle held in the Northern Light Pres byterian Church ParlorS.
 Attended by approximately 20 women, the meeting was preceded by a dessert-luncheon arranged by Mrs. Charles Sey and Mrs H. E. Iffert. Mrs. c. R. Farrell led the devotional for the afternoon.
 Hostesses for the next meeting will be Mrs John A. Chase and Mrs. H. G. Wilcox.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
PLACER MINING
 EXEMPT, ALASKA

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 13.-- Wesley O. Ash, Wage and Hour Act Western Director, today said open cut placer mining in the Western States and Alaska has been claSsed as a seasonal industry and is there fore exempt for the Wage and Hour law provisions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
GOV. GRUENING PAYS VISIT TO
 PRINCE RUPERT
Considers Highway Vita Necessity lmporf-
 ance of Air Base
tPrince Rupert Evening Empire
 January 8)

Prince Rupert Evening Empire January 8)
 An interesting visitor, in the per- son of Gov. Ernest Gruening of Alaska, was in Prince Rupert today. Accompanied by his wife, he is on his way to Seattle, aboard the North Coast.
 They were met by Commissioner Adler and enjoyed da drive over the townsite. The fine har Dor, the pleasant weather, modern streets and buildings and other evidences of substantial development all com- oined to make a most happy im- pression.
 Alaska Highway
 Governor Gruening is new to the north. Much of his life was spent n newspaper work in New York City, md less than a couple of months ago, he accepted the office fo suc- cessor to Gov. Troy. He is now on his way to Washington, on Terri torial business, and will also be in Ottawa to attend the sittings of the Alaska International Highway Con- mission.
 This enterprise, he says, has his hearty endorsation. That there ought to be road linking the Unit ed States proper, with the great region of Alaska is not only essen- ,ial, but vital
 The Air Base
 Governor Gruening has his own
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
SHRINE DANCE
 THIS EVENING

This evening the Scottish Rite Temple will be the scene of an- other formal Shrine dance, with dancing to start at 9:30 o'clock.
 Music will be furnished by Klondy Dufresne and her orchestra and refreshments will be served by Mrs. Katherine Hooker.
 Arrangements for the affair are under the supervision of Lance Hendrickson. Homer iIordling and Walter P. Scott.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-13
Good Program Set
 For Norlitemen


 Another of the Norlitemen din- ners will be served Tuesday eve ming at 6:3O o'clock in the Par lors of the Northern Light PreSby- terian. Church Reservations may be made by calling 373 not later than Monday night.
 Colored movies of trout fishing in the Russian River and the h. terior will be shown by O. s. Sul- livan, who will also relate his ex- periences in a recent plane wreck c Robert White, accompanied al the piano by his wife, Theresa, will present saxophone solos for the musical part of the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
He Stayed for
Breakfast" Due

She liked hard-boiled eggs for
breakfast % she kept him in
hot water He was the most at
tractive assassin who ever barged
into a lady's boudoir and 80
@He Stayed for Breakfast
The years merriest love-on-the
run fun hit. columbia's He Stayed
for Breakfast opens Friday at the
Rialto theater with Loretta Young
and Melvyn Douglas co-starred.
Two Of the screens grandest stars
In the most irresponsible. irresisti-
bic romance that ever made you
want to sing with sheer JOY. Miss
Young and Mr.. Douglas head cast
which includes Alan Marshal, Eu-
gene Palette and Una o'Connor.
Alexander Hall directed the film,
which Is based upon Sidney How
ards Broadway production. ode
to Liberty" from Michel Duran's
French comedy. 'Liberte Pro-
yisoire."
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..s..:


>Fs Serxire staff eerre=resaest
HOLLYWOOD Trsveiek Ffom
nnfnee. san. TIe<t Nanshukue
sd ~ Points. = Goodman -
returned u I'll ~ eenrsnY. 9TH
-. huw movies a. Doing II ths
xast ~ tHnahlea orient
They're dong al right At least
n attendance. rruflts are snasll.
credits sFe partly fFeHsn. dlstFiha.
ten = difficult snd slaN. sna esn-
seTzhlr = rlKld sna EVER chang
lng hut Goodman. whn has heen
managing tim eomrany affairs n
the Fsr East fer ever i years
seems = hav- developed ~ efiens
tal-llks patience while retaining
his zsst far adventure. for IN
stance. he finds encouragement IN
ne fact that re Chinese govern.
.ments westward move has led q
the opening of movie markets IN
huge new areas = ne interior.
In chungklng. while isonh blasts
thunder through he valley. film
fans 81 snlhrallea ~ n half
Understood adventures IT Tyrone
Power With The Burma rad
closed pictures must be sent n
the interior ~ AR ~ The almost
nrohihltive cost n sttas Taxes
md distributing eosts are - high.
and admission prices ~ lnu.
Goodman says. thai there are
some regions from which nollY.
wood gets an actual profit even
IN IL biggest puedue tlana Of lsss
than $50 per thousand ensto.
mers.
! wrote an interview with Coed.
man when he made = flying trip
to Hollywood last year. and he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Disguised Ysgg
Leaves Nasty Note

LOS ANGELEs-A ysgg ham
msred and hammered AZ the safe
In the Lindsey q Hall auto seess-
sorry store. Then be took the
trouble 10 turn On the light and
saw the combination pasted on the
door. lie opened the safe and
found s. In small change. BE left
this note inside the safe
Since you keep no money 10
speak u In your safe. why In he'll
10 you lock IL Sorry TO have
caused you any trouble. Will avoid
your dump IN the future.
lsignedl *YEHUDT"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
The Ghost Breakers
Holds Over al Beverly

An extended fun II ia DAYS
has hssn given The Ghost
nnesksfs- Iaahz laee nzulstis
Goddard comedy whleh n.
hem playing The past week At
the Beverly theatsf.
bob and nauieite. II The
Cat and the Canary fame. afs
again eozstsrrea With Richard
Carlson. Paul Iukaa. Anthony
Quinn and Willie Rest portray
inF featured falss. The story
i based On = play ~ Paul
plnhsy and Charles " Cod
dard. the sereennlaY i ~
Walter peI.eon. and the picture
vas directed by George Mar
shall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Former Cabinet
Member Posses

AEM YORK - David Franklin
Houston. -. chairman q the board
Of trustees Of the Mutual Life In
saranes Co. Of New York and cab
met member in both adfhinlstfa-
tons q Wooaree Wilson. died ~
Presbyterian hospital Monday az
ter q brief Illness
Houston served ss secretary u
agriculture from 1913 70 1920.
when he became secretary u the
treasury for the balances II the VII
Aon administration
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERs
FIRST SHOWING


AI~Ie BoN-nstas Dawn ana Charles
Boyer IN All This And Heaven
Too II 30 3Hk. 6 20. asa. also
eatainade Of Academy Awards. =
7ot. %. > 90.
ntstTo - JUDY caness aud Alan
AewnfAf IN .seAtaTfhfain ii 30
0a. so ia. 10 20 also John
Wayne and siEfin uufie IN Three
Faces West u IS. 30. els. . 90
RIVIERA Mary Mcguire ana Edward
lao iao. sss. sfss. lo.is. siso
Frankie Dare and Mary norman
IN On Tie spot. %. sse. >.
Hosf-Dnnls Morgan and GEORGE
Tobias IN Rivers End. II -. 10.
so. 10 40. alao John Garfield ana
arsn.- 20 % %. 30 r'''s' o'"'
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Boh Hope and pAulssis
also Hugh Herbert and Constance
Moore In La consa Eishh."
COMMUNITY spencer Tracy and
nita johnson In Edison tia MAJ.
Also Edmund Love and Margaret
Lindsay in Honeymoon Deferred. :
KAY STREET Princiila Lane and
Allan Hale IN Three Chears for
the Irish. also Lueiiis Bal and
James Ellison IN You Cant Fool
Your Wife,
LAKEWOOD p Edward q Robinson
ana Otto Kruger In DIR. Ehrllah's
Magic Bullet also the Jones Pam
ilY In "On Their Own
PARK - Joan Foutains. fAursnos
Oliver and Reginald Dsnny In
s'Rebeceas
PROCTOR Brian Aherns ana Made
leins Carroll IN Ny son. Nv non. :
aFAIART noris KArloff and nelA
LuEoai in BLACK Friday aiao
Ann Sheridan and Humphrey
Bogart IN ~ Al Came True
rim Ann Sheridan and Jeffrey
Lynn IN 1T All Came True alao
william BOYD and Russell Hayden
In The Showdown"
sHrII,=-Jses Benny and rochester IN
Buck Benny Rides Again. slso
Randolph Bco1f and Preston Poster
in 40 boo Men . fssfa
SUNSET Ann sheridan ara Jeffrey
Hsisn vinson and Alan MoNbsy
In Curtain Call
TEMPLE stewart ana Maf-
lsns Dsstfieh II p<~tFy Hdss
Again. slso Kay kysm and
Adolphs hsniou In That's Eishe
You're WFons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

Out in The Far East, Movie Fans Still Enjoy
Their Adventure Films as The Bombs Drop

49, #HHHHHHEH# $50 so HHHzH# So
LIVED IN aFnand Ihs nTzsnE -
- nenfhs aftsFsafd TksY
reached hIm n ~ Philippines
ri ~ = shanghai u Inae=
china. ~ sxsn - nssr re khxs
~ 90 = AfHhsHistaa
Il covering - enormous terri
tory. re snexiss nan flses ahens
ever possible. shIn travel II fhs
FaF Eaat tsnt maeh IA th<ss
daxs vessels carry cattle -
eealles sna - hacked 81 =
night. 9Th portfolios tIKht1Y
eaezsd. lie 49, hs aeszn kne~
hes there an - ny bod n
- xslns. they're - III e sxfams
guarding hin ffcm dread diseases
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

The fsst-movinE and sctionfui
meiodrsma LARGELY concerns IL
self with the torrid love affair
between Raft and Miss Sheridan.
The latter portrays a waitress
IN a roadside cafe. while Raft
plays a hard-working young man
who staunchly believes In his
own future.
IN addition to They Drive BY
Nights starring cast. the sup
porting players include such
pleasant and competent Holly
wood personalities as Gale Page.
Alan Hale. Roscoe Harms. Joyce
Compton. Henry O'Neiil. George
Tobias and John Litel.
A spine tinging mystery
thriller with a new twist viii
share the Roxy bin tomorrow
when Warner Bros new film.
Money and the Woman" also
makes its local bow. The film
co-stsrs Jeffrey Lynn apd Brenda
Marshall in a novel tale of murder.
robbery and hlaekmail. Action
and excitement greet Jeffrey and
Brenda when they attempt to
thwart the looting of 500. 900.
The original story was written
by James NJ. Cain. author of that
novel and play. The Post
man Always Rings Twice"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
sURFBoARD RIDER

Robert Young. on his vacation
in Hawaii, learned the trick Of
standing on a surfboard as waves
carried him from a half-mile out,
onto the beach at Waikiki.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

Yessiree, stoo-dentsl It's the
oil professor himself. koy Ky
ser, the maestro of rodio's top
flight proorom. The College
of Musieol Knowledge" re-
turning to the Temple today in
"Thot's Right. You're Wrong. :"
Adolphe Menjou is co-storred.
topping O corkino support
which includes Moy Robson.
Lucille Boil and Edword Ever
eft Horton. "Desty Rides
Again" is the other hit show
returned TO the Temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
IArA>-SsfI
INFLUENCE GROWS

Widening japanese damlaatlaa
affects film censorship. - course
hut newer aets i ~ sffanx
MAJ Influence IN fhs uFlsni A
yeaf aKo Goodman reports. Cen
fesslanz Il Sazi SPY - sha~n
IN ene Chinese occupied coastal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
Fan Appeal Promised in
They Drive by Night


They Drive by Night" the new Warner Bros action
drama coming 10 the Roxy theater on Wednesday boasts
cast that holds special appeal for fans throughout the
country Seldom has there been more potent display of
marquee power IN any offering the George Raft
Ann Sheridan Ida Iupino and Humnhrev Rooarf snall
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Duped

Desmond Tester. who Is seen
os q youthful English Iod who
unsuspectinoly ollo.s o koxi
spy TO operate his fodio send.
ing set IN Mod Men OF Eur
ope." currently showing q. the
Riviefo theoter. On the Spot"
IS the other oitfoetlon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

Borboro O'NsiIl who does q
fine bit OF ocfina as tho ieal.
ous Duchess de proslln N All
This ond fieoven Too. cur.
fenily showing OF the Muse
Bos. Cherries Boyer ond Bette
Dovis ore the teatufsd ployefs
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nuLR0EY


George Roft will be the Roxy Wednesday with Ann
Sheridon and Humphrey Booort in They Drive BY Night
story of the big QUITO freehs ond the who drive Them
9Money and the Wonon" will shore the new bill.
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STAR usrra ssIsafFz


~ pictures - - ieanlna srs
~ permitted n ~ international
Settlement n 1apan eezsed shzn=
h n1sin entry raft - films.
rarrst ssneafs rsfeef everything
anffisnslf n Germany 81 favor.
ahis u EaKlsad p n rsslns.
Shirley Temples Little Princess
- banned - british propaganda
tlfaneh effirss under llaas1maass
centred 49, stated nsesfiy vgsh
natives Re taia ahaal = Chinese
Nhe carries films hask and fafth
asrnaa ihs barrier At rIsnfain -
suffers many humIIlasIens nes
Gently The unhappy saaflss -
msnsissi : rsise n salary i ~
rsst. ~ explained. be ~ rseesvn1
ap n three SLABS lnsfhs fsss psf
TIP frnm 1aransss ssntfiss mt
this day. Re declared. thsr ~
slapped hin feaf times Ard fur
80 mass than BE so
could endure Al east. Il 81
usual ssks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

- = IaTaFsF rFa55sei=si >
fFn-ars - - aFasnTsH raFa NaN
4 Fzailsan - szhIhIfr4 aneNhsHs
except - Philippines stFslts
Settlements HanE - TnzEEa
u go Naa - hssn wondering
haW fnlia + feeling fhssz HsFs
there's alxalfieanes II fsassimsn's
report tAsl antl.San pictures are
cleaning ~ thefe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04
LUCKY DIMES

LARAMIE Days friends shower
ed her with shiny new dimes just
before she stepped on the airliner
for her first visit to New York.
For luck" they ohorused.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

New York. N Y-"ITS TRUE that fans worry about their
svoe sas-but Ann ohers worries about her fans So she Is
taking penmanhip lessons.
One Of the unusual things about the star VINO plays
the title role NC Ms Gold Rush Maise her handwriting
It's unusual because understand H. she explains
But in few weeks that will be remedied-st least that
what the actress hopes She has joined correspondence COURSE
penmanshp and between Of the film keeps busy filing
in with scrolls, circles and straight lines
The least do for my fans is 10 make. autograph
leeible. sizhs Ann" says Wiley Padan-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

John Wayne. who hos O de-
cidedly different type OF role
in Three Foces West" cur
rently showing OF the RioIto.
Usually feotufed in q cowboy
port, Wayne is seen os O form
er in the dust bowl in this his
newest hit. "Scotferbroin" IS
the other lecture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-04

UEcpGE nnFT
liEiGHI SrEETolN1aES.
uJElGf4T, ls5 pOUrDS.
ELaCh HAIR. 6ccAs< ESFS.
BORN. fENNopN CITY.
SEPT. II, 1857.
ZEAL NAVE 6toosx oAsrT.
MATRIMONIAL ScocE :
osE AaoQladE TO c0<cE
nuLROoNEY
Evening star., 1940-08-30
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-"Boom Town" excite
mept in the oil fields, with Gable,
Tracy, Colbert and Lamar: HOS
am, las, 4;20, 7 and 9:40 pm.
Capitol-"Young People" the lat
est Shirley Temple adventure: IL
am, las, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 12;45, 3:35, $40 and
9:05 pm.
EarIe-"The Sea Hawk" Bucca-
neer Enrol Flynn rides the waves:
1915 am, l, 3:55, GAS and $40 pm
Stage shows: 1925, 3:15, 6:05 and
9pm.
Keith's-"Lucky Partners" Ginger
Rogers and Ronald Colman win a
sweepstakes prize: 1875 am, 1:35.
3:35. 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING Cold ad-
venture in the oil fields: 11:20 m,
1:25, $3.50, 5:35. 7;35 and 9:4O pm
CoIumbia-"The Great McGinty,"
gay and bright political satire: 1875
am, lao, $40, $40, 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
Littie-"It's Love I'm After" with
Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland:
11:30 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 Tree"
Catharine Ryan in the Paul Osborn
comedy: $40 pm.
Roadside-"The Virginian," that
popular sturdy drama is revived:
$40 pm.