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) DeIldll vi Ullt uSSOCIdIlOli, Sdlu llio
committee would like to get to-
gether with the council and look
over last years expenses and the
proposed budgets.
Before WE go into this | want
to know Just who and what the
Taxpayers association IS" said
Councilman Herbert FaWcett. us it
an organization under the state
laW?"
Foulds said no, and Fawcett con-
tinued:
Il see, it is just an organization.
Before we meet with them I would
like to have list of the members" "
THAT can be done" Foulds re-
piled There is no hostile spirit,
but you have three new members on
the council a new clerk and new
engineer and other people. We want
to consider with you what the prop
er tax levy should be :"
Mayor Robert Hatton explained
patiently:
I'VE may be new to this but after
all we have had three months of
work on the tax proposition and
have considered and studied it from
every angle We cannot delay
much longer because we must have
our report into the state Board of
Equalization by July 25 :"
HattOn suggested the committee
Continued on Page 6. Col q
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First EI Centre
Flight Students
Take TO Air

First of the Ell Centre aviation
training school students took to
the air for their first trial flight
Friday.
The group went throug their first
training N the air under the super
vision of Chad SDroule. flight in
Structor. The other nine men to
complete the scheduled class of Is
students for air training had not
been selected Friday.
Those who went up Friday were
Albert Jenkins. Kenneth Johns, Will
liam Moody, Warren Rhodes, and
Donald Young, all of Ell Centro, and
Fred Sobke of Calexico. Sproule
said the whole group showed un-
usual promise.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
Canada Catholics
Pray for Victory

QUEBEC, Que, July Pup
Rodrigue Cardinal Villeneuve, pri-
mate of the Roman Catholic church
III Canada, today asked all Catho-
lies to observe a fast Of bread and
water on July 10 to obtain from
God peace and victory and pro-
lection of Canada against enemies, '
The request, first if its kind ever
sent out to Catholics in Canada,
was made by the Cardinal in a
letter to all priests.
The letters said that a small lunch
of vegetables may be eaten at the
noon meal on the day of the faS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12

! Europe traded blow for blow with
swarms of German planes that raw
aged with bombs and machine guns
a countryside famous for it's tran
quill pastures, meadows and gar
| denS
Hour by hour the toll OF death
and destruction appeared to be
mounting behind a screen of CEN
sorship as the British sought to
smash Adolf Hitter S reported prep
arations for an invasion of England
and the Germans increased the fury
of their aerial attack.
The German raiders were spread
ing disaster from cities to villages
and farms without distinction. Farm
buildings were ignited by incen-
diary bombs; horses and cattle
slain with machine guns. Few areas
of the country escaped Yesterdays
toll, estimated at 20 to 80 persons
killed and hundreds wounded. had
not been compiled before the raid
ers were back again over the east
coast They were striking in day
light now. Four German bombers
were shot down from this morning S
first invading wave.
King George had a narrow escape
when German bombers flew over
while he was inspecting troops on
the east coast yesterday. Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill had a SIM
liar experience in southeastern Eng
land
1t was announced that IA were
killed and At injured in one SOUTH
east coast town yesterday; that 40
shops were wrecked there and a
first aid station.
Italy reported that she was Wag-
ing her phase of the battle for
Great Britain in the Mediterranean
and North Africa. An Italian COM
munique said the air and naval
battle begun early this week in
the Mediterranean still was in prog
ress, and that italian planes were
attacking British warships at Malta
in waves. From Narobi, British
East Africa, it was reported that
Italian British post at Moyale, on the
the British post at Moyale, on the
Ethiopian frontier, since dawn
Wednesday.
The Italians said that they had
sunk one ship at Malta, damaged
an aircraft carrier and two destroy
erS, and Shot down y British planes.
Earlier, italian sources had report
ed land London denied) that the
Al, lC0-ton British battle cruiser
Hood had been hit by two heavy
Italian bombs and SO badly DAM
aged it would be laid up for months
The first results of the German
Italian Hungarian conference at
Munich this week were observed to-
day at Budapest. when Hungarian
Premier Count Paul Teleki ordered
the entire army, officers excepted,
into the harvest fields. Germany and
Italy had claimed that an agree
ment was reached at Munich to
stabilize the Balkans during the
battle for Britain.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
vaIIeyPopuIation
Drops 12A in
Ten Year Period

Imperial Valleys population
dropped 1912 persons during, the
past ten years, according to pre-
Iiminary census figures released
by Forrest Heat, census super
visor for Imperial and San Diego
counties.
The cOunty's population in 1910
was listed as 59,65I, Heat said,
as compared to GO,903 as listed
II the 1880 census.
The announcement that pOpu-
latiOn of the valley was down
came as somewhat of a surprise
to valley folk as it was generally
conceded the county would list
at least a 10000 increase over
the 1880 figures.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
Knox Maps Plan
To Tour NAVY

WASHINGTON, July PUP
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox
said today he plans to tour the
entire naval establishment as soon
as he can familiarize himself with
the pressing details of his new
job. He will do much of his trav-
cling by airplane.
AT his first press conference he
was sworn in yesterday, Knox
pledged himself to administer the
broad aspects of the department S
business, leaving technical matters
to avail technicians whom he
described as the best in the world. "
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BY PETER c. RHODES
United Press Staff COrrespOnden

O'cu AiCoS cedii Correspondent
TOKYO, July 12-(UP)-Soviet
Russia is on the move.
She is mastering every ounce of
her vast resources from Siberia
to the Baltic to bring her military
power to maximum strength in the
next few months.
She is moving on all fronts to
strengthen her strategic position
against the day when Germany
may look to the east. That day,
many observers in Russia believe.
will come when and if Great Britain
is knocked out of the war.
Russia is not convinced that Ger
many and Italy will quickly de-
feat Britain. But she is taking
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
DiptF,eria Hits
Jail Prisoner

Telesforo Ramirez. 33, county jail
prisoner, developed diphtheria, Sher-
III Robert w. Ware said Friday and
Immediately was transferred to the
county hospital for treatment.
In spite of reports that Ramirez
was suffering from a light case,
Ware ordered the regular course OF
jail dlSlnfecting precautions dou-
oled and had all Ramirez cellmates
treated.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
Deny Rumors
Churchill Hurt

LONDON. July 12-CUP)Reports
that Prime Minister Winston Churc-
hill was wounded by German air
raiders yesterday were denied to-
day as rubbish by his secretary.
Not word of truth in the re-
port. Mr.. Churchill is in the best
of health" the secretary added.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
VAzI AIR ARMADA RAkES BRITAIN DEFENSES
D 1AAnu!N AMsL!Ns

Second Fiddle
There was no onx home when
II. F.. Williams arrived for lunch
the other noon and he decided to
forage for himself. In the refrig-
orator was plate Of liver, apparent
ly left over from q previous meal.
Williams dined hugely and that
night when Mrs. Williams returned
she remarked over the liver'S dis
appearance.
It ate it for lunch her hus-
. band explained.
Goodness! You ate the cats din
ner. I offered it to him this morn
ing and he wouldn't eat it,
When Williams appeared CLASSY
eyed and a bit i'll at the thought,
his wife explained that the cat
had declined to touch the meat.
Now who's chooSy
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
10000 Workers
Avert Strike

NEW YORK, July 12-UP) - A
threatened strike in New York Citys
$24O 900 ,0W-a-year cloak industry
was averted today and 10000 work
ers will return to their jobs Mon
day morning.
Settlement was announced in AL
bany by Gov. Herbert Lehman af-
ter t tWo-day conference with rep
resentatives of workers and four
employer groups in the industry.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
Right This Way

Ted Kluck's convalescence after
a recent operation is saddened. He
can't enjoy IT because he missed
a bet while he still was in the
hospital.
Medicine given him made him
turn a peculiar shade around the
lips, a kind of bilious cross be-
tween purple and yellow. Com
bined with the salloW complexion
he put on in honor of his ailment
the effect was startling. Hospital
visitors sometimes sneaked a peek
at "the man with the funny COL
or
He can't get over it because he
didn't put out sign and charge
admission. He contends he could
have paid off his hospital bill if
he hadl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
WesternerS In East

WesternerS In East
Rodney Clarke and Guy Woods
officers of the law who were sent
to Colorado to bring back Il prla-
oner. must have thought that they
were going out west" because they
arrived in the small town of Ord
way, Colo. decked out in their
rodeo regalia of boots, big hats
and swinging guns.
They caused a bit of a senSa-
tion as they staggered down Main
street and when they passed an
OrdWay cop that nervous individual
remarked to friend:
"I guess I better go lock up the
postoffice."
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12

drafted for the duration of the
emergency with an intimation that
he would retire then in favor of his
vice presidential running mate is
one of the factors which makes the
second place nomination uncom-
monty important.
Perhaps dozen men are being
mentioned here for the vice presi-
dency They include: Speaker Will
liam B. Bankhead, Ala: Sen. Joseph
F. Byrnes, D., S. c.. Federal Secur-
ity Administrator Paul V. McNutt,
Ind; Secretary of Agriculture Hen
ry A. Wallace, Iowa; Associate SUI
preme Court Justice William o.
Douglas, Wash; Secretary of State
Cordel Hull, Tenn: House Majority
Leader Rayburn, Tex: Gov. Lloyd
c. Stark, Mo-; Sen. Scott w. Lucas,
ILL.,, and others.
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT
ATTEND CONVENTION
WASHINGTON, July up
President Roosevelt announced def
nitely today that he would not 90
to Chicago to attend the Demo-
cratic national convention, but con-
tinued his secrecy as to his in
tentions on the third term.
Mr.. Roosevelt gave no clue as
to whether he intends to submit to
the draft movement which is as
suming overwhelming proportions
as delegates gather at Chicago
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
Council BoIks as Taxpayers
Seek to Delay Setting Rate
Pending Joint Investigation
Association Offer to Help City Board
To Fix Rate Brings Strained
Atmosphere, Sharp Words

the part Of Taxpayers association COM
mtee to help the city council of Ri Centre arrange
budgets and fix tax rate for the coming year brought
strained atmosphere and few sharp words to council
session Thursday night. Scott B. Fouds, appearing
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
vice-PresidentiaI Selection Considered
Most Important Problem Confronting
Democrats as Convention Nears
.BULLETIN-

CHICAGO, 12-(UP)-Sen ID s. and
highly
taken control to
Washington.
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Close Call

Close Call
Had an error lin an advertise
ment gone through. without being
Caught" Thursday, one FL Centro
store would probably have been
mobbed by anxious females. The
uncorrected version read:
"One sweetheart free, three for
q cents
it referred to a brand of soap.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
Death Toll Mounts
As Germans Blast
WoV for Invasion
Hitler Raiders S Spread Destruction in
Bombinss; Italy Wage Battle in
Africa, Attacks English Navy
: BY UNITED PRESS

Germany and Italy sashed at the embattled British
empire from the green hills of England to the Mediter
and the desert ouposts of West Africa with
creasing fury today.
British bombers ranging Nazi-dominated western
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
A Gag Might Help

You talk too much" highway
patrolmen told Captain Frank OS-
walt when he told them his throat
hurt.
Il know it," he admitted, I'm
good talker. What l need is
someone who can talk better than
l can. Then maybe ia listen and
rest my throat
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12
Baseball
NATIONAL, IFAGJIE

Boston ............ 900 900 00O-0 S
Chicago ...,...,....... 00l 900 10x-2
Posedel and Berres; Olson and
Hartnett.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-12

Butter:Los Angeles 29lSc; but
terfat, Imperial Valley I. o. b. ranch.
grade A 3S1ac: manufacturing milk
sac; route gathered cream 28isc.
l.. A. Hay; g. :. No. l S13. 1850:
U. :. No. 2 leafy $l2.5O-13; U. :. No.
2 $40 S11; Mpls. September flax,
S1.57H.
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"Rebecca Now
All the Beverly

loan Fnnfains got mare than
her share az ehsllsns limitations into
screen hosr.r technique during th~
filming If ~ResserA. : hat II teok an
event not In the script ~ tbs ehiI.
Ter 10 fFsEhten her half % death
Miss Fansains 10 es-starrsd vita
Laurence Olivier In ~nsh~ess.
which David q. sst.aiek pruine>d
ffum Daphne da Aaufser's ~erts
novel. and which IL nav showing
at the beverly th~ster
Tho stage wss set far . his ~
spooky business. Miss ronisins
vas giving = tense Interpretation
II young lady working up Ia .
nervous hrsaksin~n. when . terrific
crash abruptly halted everything
A asndry assistants led tbs
trembling loan TO . chair and
waved smelling salts. psup men
found that ~ame arspsfsss being
hiown by . large fan had tangled
with = five sailan bottle ~ wafer.
topping u over. And = five Eaiian
water hottie makes Grade A
crash. Joan Will testify.
The Farmer. Daughter" fss.
turing Charles HugKiss and Martha
ltaye. shares the screen.
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Candidate S Free
Dance on June %

Tom Smith of Seattle. candidate
for governor on the Democratic
ticket, and King county commits
sioner. will be host at a dance on
Friday, June %, in the Century
ballroom at Fife. Admission 10 the
dance will be free. Wait Roses
orchestra will furnish the music
for dancing beginning at Q p. m.
Smith, a progressive. served In
the state legislature before he Was
elected commissioner His plat
form includes repeal Of the sales
tax. enactment Of graduated net
income tax law. construction OF
mine 10 market roads. adequate
old-age pensions. increased relief
for unemployables, marketing aids
for farm products. ana food and
soil erosion control
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Van Loon wrote the story Of
THE Fight for Peace" by revealing
the aggressions and encroachments
of the forces that menace peace.
The author did not start writing
his story with thesis prepared in
advance. II is simply by retelling
the momenteous developments In
Europe and the Orient during the
past twenty-five years that the
picture inevitably accused Hitler
and Mussolini and the Japanese as
the primary theats to peace In a
world feverishly rearming and
seemingly on the brink of another
conflict
The picture utilizes original and
library material. David Ross. radio
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As a bluff to hiring the star 10
terms, the producer. played by
Donald MacBride, buys = hope.
lessly amstsurish play for her next
vehicle. convinced she will DO any
thing rather than appear in tho
production.
Instead, the star. portrayed by
Helen Vinson. Is wildly enthusiast
tic about the script, while the
country girl author. Bsrbars Read.
throws her home town sdmirsr
over for a career. the sale of her
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

BLUE MOUsE-Irene Dunno and Cary
Grant in My Favorite Wife" / ! 80.
2:lo. 4:55. 7:45. 1890 also Barbara
Read in Curtain Call" l:lo, 3 :55.
$50. $50.
MUSIC Bombing Crosby and Gloria
Jean in II / Had Ny Way ? so,
400, .7:o5, 1918: also Bob Burns
and Mischa Auer in Alias The
Deacon" ll:30. 2.40, 5:45, 8:55.
RIaLTo-wendy Barrie and Patric
Knowles in Women in War" II SO,
2:l5, ASS. 7:3o. 1918; also Warren
William and Jean Muir in The
Lone Wolf Meets Lady" los.
3:45. 6:25. 900
RIyIERa--Johnny Mack Brown and
Bob Baker in Desperate Trails"
1i:45. $50. $40. 1855. 1925: also
Gordon Harker and Allster Sim in
inspector Hornleigh on Holiday"
1888. $40, $40. 900.
RoXY-Lew Ayres and Lionel Barry
more in Or Kildares Strange
Chaiies Winninger and C. Aubrey
Smith IN Beyond Tomorrow"
li.3o. $50. 5:35. s:35.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY Olivier and Joan
Fontaine In "Rebecca" also Martha
Rave and Charlie Ruggles in The
Farmers Daughter"
CONNU>IJY-Henr Fonda. Jane
Darwell and John Carradine in
The Grapes OF Wrath"
KAY sTREET-George Brent and
Jean Arthur in More Than Sec
rotary. also William GarRan and
Kent Taylor in Three Sons"
LaKEwOOD-Carole Lombard and
Brian Aherne In vigil in the
Night: also Jimmy Lydon in Two
Thoroughbreds"
PaRk-Bette Davis and Enrol Flynn
in Elizabeth and Essex" also
Johnny Mack Brown and Fuzzy
Knight in Oklahoma KID"
PROCTOR-Henry Fonda. Jane Oar
Eell and John Carrsdine in The
Grapes OF Wrath"
REaLART-James Cagney. Pat O.Brien
and George Brent in The Fight
REN-Joel McCrea and Nancy Kelly
In He Married His Wife: also
Warren William and Joan Perry IN
The Lone Wolf Strikes"
sHELI.-"The Plight for Peace. also
Robert Kent and Sidney Blackmer
in "Convicts Code
81 <sET-Dorothy Lamour and Ray
Milland IN "Tropic Holiday. also
Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Vincent
Price In The Invisible Man Re
turns
IENPLE-Spencer Tracy and Robert
young IN Northwest Passage also
FRANK Morgan and Billie Burke in
The Ghost Comes Home "
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Bing Crosby Film
Has Eight Songs

Eight song numbers, more than
have ever before been heard in
Bing Crosby picture, will be pre-
scented in Universal's IF l Had My
Way" which stars Crosby with
Gloria Jean. and which is now play
ing at the Music Box theater.
or the eight, Bing and Gloria
perform three as duets. Written by
the popular team of Johnny Burke
and James V. Monaco they are
Meet the Sun Halfway" Il
Haven't Time to be a Millionaire"
and "Pessimistic Character" The
same team authored April Played
the Fiddle which is sung by Bing
Crosby.
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story having gone completely 10
her head.
Facing ruin n he puts on the
show and bankruptcy u hr doesn't,
the producer takes frantic meas.
ures. all Of which lead % the hliar-
ious complications u tho flIm.
while the snthorrss' romantic
troubles aid 10 IN. fun
Alan Mowhray. John Archer.
Lcona Msrlcle and Frank Fayien
are also featured In Curtain Cal. I"
produced by Howard Benedict and
directed by Frank Woodruff
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- ~ tt<E t%+H*t1f %tf"F#~4'4 y r~=F"
predecessor. The Cat and the
/ values.
- lraexsn>d, wha try n prevent
her fram visiting her r<sxts snd
sesrs her into seiflnx u
fssh ifop~ - . fsais eouments-
ief whn /. sIesys exposing un<1ef-
~orlsi characters and Instr rsfkefs.
l. essspaIt~s lnss ths psrsnre. ard
xp~s h cub. vita tsaaleit<. start
ins with a mura~s sra several
ntasf exciting Ard strange hsppen@
lnxs en rsuiestss fteor IN h~r
hotel. the thrills rentian~ stppsrs1
sfip wnevs nssrs threess xna warn
Inxs ~. r~sstv~d. AMI snmsens
tries 10 All rssi<sse hut tsas
save. her
IN ths sasrihi<. Haunted castle =
xusrist ~ . wrsfd stsi wemAr
AMI her zamhs~ s1n sfssiinr pen-
si.. floating wrsiths mysterious
means ard nass~s rrsvid< q spsrs-
unsilns stme>ph<ss hssslaina 'fp
to sensational eiima~ that wtii
eams a. . aompiet~ ~arpr<s~ to
ali vha sse TIE picture.
rfcssssced ny Arthur tfpTuhlow
AMI diy~etsd by u~crKs Marshall.
s~rhs Chest flr~akrfsf. features
Richard Garrison. Paul tas2a "a.
shany Quinn AMI Willie Nest.
sharing the screen wili h~ ~Ths
Man From Msair~si- featuring
Isishsri AsIsn ard Andy pevsns.
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Famous Story
AT the Temple
Northwest Passage
Tops New Program

Bringing 10 the screen Kenneth
Roberts adventure novel which
was the largest selling book In
the nation month after month.
Northwest Passage is now at
the Temple theater with Spencer
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Robert Young and Ruth Hussey
supply oil the romance.
Tracy starred and Robert Young
and Walter Brennan in leading
featured roles.
Filmed entirely In technicolor.
and made after six weeks Of work
in the wilds of Idaho and several
weeks Of studio filming. North
west Passage" is reported TO be
the greatest story Of physical
fortitude ever attempted by the
screen.
Frank Morgan In The Ghost
Comes Home" shares ths screen.
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OVERMAN SEEKS HORSE

Lynne Overman. featured in
Paramounts "Safari," has put in
bid to Charles Howard to purchase
one Of Seabiscuit's offspring.
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Hendrix Willem Van Loon Author Of
Shells Powerful Anii-War Film

talent has been enlisted for the documentary pic
ture in the person of Hendrix Wem Van Loom weknown
writer and historian whose first story THE Fight
for Peace" is playing at the Shell theaer.
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Chirdiry Lires,

But before he had chance Ia
see single sight he was called
upon to play the role Of Sir Walter
Raleigh to Joan Blondell. OF
course he didn't have TO throw his
coat in the mud I'VE are not even
sure he has coaD. but he did
throw himself right out Of the pent-
house atop the Cliff hotel Mark
you. / said OUT. not OFF a..
this is a hero story. not a suicide
note
But let Fred tell II in his own
words:
II made "A reservation for
Doc TO occupy the palatiaI
penthouse apartment on top
of our Cliff hotel. He was TO
move In there Wednesday eve
ming. Joan Blondeil, who was
To appear at the Geary theater
In Goodbye To Love" became
quite III last Sunday and wa.
staying ut the Sir Francis
Drake hotel. She was told
about the beautiful penthouse
atop the Gift hotel and that
IL would be An ideal place to
recuperate. and she wanted To
move in yesterday afternoon.
Doc Dorm relinquished his res
ervation for the penthouse to
Joan Blondell. and we in turn
took care of Doc In one of
the suites Mt the hotel"
The writer would sure like to
spend a night in that penthouse
at the Cliff and watch the sun 90
down in the beautiful Pacific. II
1t is good enough for Doc and
Joan. it's good enough for me.
There's only one thing that
makes me hesitate hate like
the devil to turn my car in as part
payment on the rent. After all,
there's quite a difference between
being a newspaper man and q doc
tor in fact. there's h7777
Of a difference,
In any case. we're glad to hear
that chivalry isn't dead and
that the kislingburys are we'll and
happy!
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announcer. /. the screen narrator.
Al Young edited the film. The
screen adaptation was made by
Hans Tiesler.
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Doctor Kildaire's Strange Case
Opens at Hamrick House Today
Beyond Tomorrow" With Charles
Winninger Shares the Screen

During the making of "Dr Kildares Strange Case
ing to the Roxy heater today Lew Ayres face to face
with his first motion picture experience that happened
twelve years ago
At that time
to few members of old
clans fraternity making tai induced by which
test The the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
On Job

Gordon torker os Inspector
Hornleioh ond Alostoir Sim os
his ossis'ont. appear 10 have
found something in this scene
from Inspector tiornleieh On
Vocotion," current ottroc'ion
at the Riviera iheoter.
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Curtain Call Fine Comedy Drama
About the Theater and It's People

theatrical producers scheme To ontwit his tempera
mental star its unforeseen results make the basis Of
RKo Radios Curtain Call" absorbing comedy drama now
AZ tho Rlne Mouse theatsr