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Evening star., 1940-03-29
Capital Bank Women
Hold Club Election

Miss Katherine McCalmont. con-
nected with w. B. Hibbs e. Co. and
very active In the American Insti-
tute of Banking, was elected presl-
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Paris Exchunqe Rotes
(Reported by Smith, Barney Il Coz

PARIS March % 0P.-The United
cents to the france in the foreign exchange
market today compared with 2.04O for
tho franc in New York oyer night. Ex-
Principal rente issues in the Bourse
were: 8 per cent, 1880 francs: 4Ias IA"
1856; AIS 1887 22O.6O
Evening star., 1940-03-29

Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers. Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, hnt
should indicate approximate prices, and
unless otherwise indicated. are as quoted
by the sponsors or issuers
'Asterisk indicates. mot quoted by spon.
sors or iSSuers."
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Washington Exchange

SALES-AFTER CALL.
Washington Railway g. Electric pfd
lis at ll71a.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK, March 20 R.-Prices
quoted In dollars and thirty-seconds
Evening star., 1940-03-29

'Ex-dividend
tPlus extras. Csc paid in 1889 e2%
extra. eS14.Oo extra paid December 23,
1899. K 2Oc extra. m 81 so extra. , Soc
paid paid september 90, 1898. $500 paid IN
LOO extra paid January, 1910. yS5.00
extra.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
London Tin Prices

LONDON. March 90 OP.-Tin nrmer:
spot; f24s IS bid: f24s los asked; future.
f246 bid. f246 IS asked.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. March 30 t4N-Nation;
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

Was hington, Feb. 10.-La of
lima del abogado general, por
medic de su jefe, Robert Jack
son, anunci6 aver que seran pre-
entadas acusaciones contra los
miembros de la Orden K. X. K.
n Carolina de Sur.
Hablando ante 81 Congreso de
as Juventudes, ell abogado gene
raj dijo que agentes de su de-
p~artamento investigan Y prepa.
ram cargos contra los miembros
de esa organization.
Momentos antics Edward S.
Strong, presidente de Ia Juven-
tud Negra, habia criticado al de
partamento por no toanar acci6n
contra ed Khan.
Jackson complete las anterio-
res palabras con esta Erase: "asf
ven ustedes que ell d~epartamen-
to no tiene tan POGO coraz6n Co
mo parece,"
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
PERECIo EN- UN ACCIDEN.
TIE LA SRA. e

En- I'm accidents Automovilis.
Ia ocurrido aver en- Ia carreterA
nGmero al, a corta distancia de
ocala, pereci6 Ia Sra. Teresa
Mintz Green, de 33 amos, del
29O7 avenida Chaplin, en- astA
ciudad, directora de uno de los
proyeetos de la WPA y esposa
del abogado Marvin Green.
La Sra. Green viajaba sola y
el autom6vil salt6 a Ia cuneta,
dando dos vueltas. Muri6 sin re
cobrar a conocimiento y por des
nucamient0.
Sc dirigfa la Sra. Green q Ia
Oficina principal de la WPA, en-
Jacksonville. Era graduada de
la Universidad de Florida.
lie s%Obreviven su viudo, una
hija Y una hermana.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
DEAN NO F1RMARA
PoR $4,000

Chicago, Feb. 10.-Pertenece
a los alzados de los Cubs, por
haber rechazado una Oferta de
$4,000, Ell pitcher Dizzy Dean.
Luego de una entrevista Phil K.
Wrigley, Dean manifesto: me
morire de hambre antes que Ian
zar todo un ano por $4,000"
En- la temporada anterior reci-
bio $4,000 y solo gan6 seis jue-
gos.
Dizzy declare que Wrigley Sc
mantenia en- los $4,000 y que
81 deseaba por 10 menos $4,000.
me ire a mi finca de Dallas an
ties que jUgar por csc dinero."
Antics de la conferencia e pit
cher, como en- las tamporadas
anteriores, habia dicho que Sc
sentfa muy bien y que pensaba
tener UNI gran aio.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
REUNION DEL COLEGIO DE
lCIRUJANOS EN- VENICE

El capitulo americana del Co
legio International de {Ciruja-
nos Sc reunira aqui Ell domingo,
con representatives del Cana
da, MEXICO, Cuba, America del
Sur y muchas ciudades america
mas.
Mas de so prominentes ciru.
janos ofreceran conferencia j.
discutiran nuevos producbos.
Preside la rama americana del
COlegio ell DR.. Frederick M.
Douglass, de Toledo, Ohio.
Entire los conferencistas figu
ra Ell DR.. Temple Fay, de Filadel
fla, orginandor del tratamiento
1e la c~ongelaci6n para enfermos
del cancer. Discutira los result
tados de SD primer aho de expe-
rimentaci6n.
Aparecen tambien en- 81 pro-
grama los ORES. Bradley Patten,
de Ann Harbor, Michigan; Tho
mas Wheeldon, de Richmond,
Va. Paul Butler, de Orlando;
Eugene Maier, de Venice; Dr..
Manuel A. Manzanilla, DIR. M.
Lopez Esnaurrizar, DR.. Alfonso
Ortiz Tirado, el medico y tenor;
Otto Demuth, professor AL.
berto Inclan, de la Universidad
de la Habana, y professor Ru-
Niesen, de Ia Univeraidad
dc Estambul, Turquia.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
Los niaos

I'm nifio aprende a gatear an
ties que a caminar, y. a producer
sonidos cen la boca antics que
hablar. Cada etapa marca I'm pc
rfodO de crecimiento, descrita
en- los estudios cientificos. En-
tretanto lie bafamos Y lie alimen
tamos, lie cargamos, lie sonrei :
mos, lie hablamos y lie amonesta-
mos. Una teoria de la PERSONAL
dad dice q. la naturaleza huma-
ma depende de los eOntactOs So
ciales tanto como de Las habili-
dades inherentes. TodOS los NJ
nos reciben alguna atenci6n.
Ell case de GaSpar HauSer, ell
niiio aislado que nunca aprendio
a hablar con claridad; varios
casos de nifios reScatados de los
bosQues o selvas que jamas To-
graron adaptarse como seres hu
manoS, no cOnstituyen eviden
cha conclusive. IC6mO seria po-
sible comprobar que no cram de-
biles de mentalidad al comenzaT
a vivir?
FL professor Davir ACADIA de
publican un informe sObre eel
extreme aislamiento social de
un nino." FL deScubrimiento EN-
este case es una nina de 5 amos,
encontrada en- una finca de Pen
sylvaia. Los peri6dicoS dieron la
noticia hace dos amos. FL profe-
sor Kingsley fue a visitar a la
nina. Shs inveStigaciones COM
probaron que habfa tenidO un
nacimiento normal Y que hasta
Ia edad de 6 a 10 meseS, cuando
su madre soltera la escoldi6, ha
bfa sido almentada con grandes
cantidades de leche. Jamas ha-
bfa sido alimentada con grandes
pervisada o acariciada. Vivid pc
no con la mente sin desarrollar.
Manejaba los juguetes, pero no
saba jugar con ellos.
Por medic de masajes y ali
mentaci6n Sc la hizo recObrar
mayores fuerzas y Sc la confio a
una senOra con in~strucciones de
tratarla como 81 fuera su hija.
La transformaci6h fue grande
cuando empez6 a recibir aten-
ci6n, premios, castigo, interes
simpatico y aliento.
Ana recibia esas atenciones
por vez primera en- su vida y EN-
pez6 a adaptarse a elias.
Ell metodo de la madre es Ell
mejor que la ciencia ha logrado
descubrir.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

Fellows, 81 team de grades de
las Logias Prcgreso No. 81 e
Ideal No. So, en- la logia Orange
de San Petersburg.
Mas de 500 personals aplau-
dieron a los j6veneS latinos, di-
rigidos en- la ceremonial por ell
incanSable Lizardo CampOs. Pa
ra SlloS hubo fraSeS de congra-
tu,aci6n en- la parte final del
acto.
Unimos la felicitaci6n nues e
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
Bale de CGrnavGl

Sc e~fectuara esta nOche, en- ell
edificio de la Unione Italiana, 81
segundo baile social de Carna-
val de la serie annual de las So
ciedades latifas.
Los preparativos So complete
ron aver por los muchRchos de
Ia Secci6n de RecreO, comanda-
dos por el muy popular Mario
Pullara.
Tocaran dos orquestas una
en- La sala alta y otra en- Ia sala
Bar.
I'm reception tendra lugar, a
"a una del 3 madrugada, en- Ia
sala de "a directiva.
1GaxiG ucs invite pare u eAi'
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
Function

Una compania local, compues
ia por valiosos artisoa as, hara ma
mana su primera presentation
en- el teatro del Centre Obrero.
Seran eStrenadas las obras blu
las cubanaS Los Perros de Ia
Sonora Y Vista InopOrtuna."
Componen eli reparto la Srta.
j. Alvarez, Sra. V. Tuero, Srta.
i. Lopez y senores G.. MILAN. E.
Cabrera, V. Cubero y M. Gar
cia.
Con actos de variedades sc
completara la nOche. Rigen pre-
los populares.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
"Lu Len Que Olvidaron"

Esta notabilisima cinta, pro
~fundamsnte conmovedOra, Sc eS
trenara el lunes en- ell teatro Ca
sine.
Tres dias durara la exhibition
Libertad Lamarque, la -actriz ia
vorita de nuestro publico, desem
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
AnAnMFK

peRa 81 papel de mayor trascen.
6encia. La seoanda Santiago
Arr;eta, actor de positivos me-
rites.
Una cinta dedicada a Ia mu-
ier. "Todo Ell sentimiento que en-
cierra Ell coraz6n de la mujer,
truncado por la ley"
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

Correspondent los dos lltimos
bales de Carnaval de la tempo
rada a las sociedades Centric Els
panel y Circulo Cubano.
Eli bale del Centre Sc verifi-
cara ell sabado de la semana que
viene, dia II.
CGebrara Ell suyo el Circulo,
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

81 dia "a, aniversardo del Critic
de Yara.
Las Secciones de Recreo de
esas sociedades, siguiendo la trs
dici6n, celebraran recepciones
en- honor de los invtadoS de ho-
nor.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

La Juventud patrocina estas
.f,sstag, que comienzan a las 4
de la tarde y terminan a las S
de la noche.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

be- "a recepci6n, 10 que lie agra
decemos.
Ell director ha recibido tam .
bien una invitaci6n, firmada
per Ell preSidente GuastelIa.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
Matinee

Ofrecera manana domingo o.
tro bale matinee, la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Espanol.
Como EN- las SemanaS anteriO
res, ell prcgrama estara a cargo
de la orQueSta Don Francisco.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
NOTAS SOCIALN
Especial

La tienda de Grant ofrece una
Nenta especial de medals de Chi
fon en- esta Semana.
Los precios son muy razona.
bles v representa- una gran eco
nOmia.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

Grades
Con gran lucimiento do ano-
che los grades primero y Segun-
do. del ritual de la Orden de Odd
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

ira, pOr su 6xito, a las que aver
reCibieron.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

ACU
SACIONES CONTRA Ell X.
X. X. DE CAROLINA DEL
SUR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
Lana Turner in Third DANCING Role

Lana Turner is seen in a dancing
role for the third consecutive time
in Two Girls on Broadway the
streamlined musical co starring
her with Joan Blondell and George
Murphy. now at the Roxy theater.
II has only been since embark
ing upon her screen career that
the red-headed actress has taken
dancing seriously. During the
filming of one of her first pic
lures, THE Glamour Girls" the
script called for her to do either
a song or a dance speciality. Di-
rector s. Sylvan Simon gave Miss
Turner the choice. She chose
dancing.
The speciality was such a hit
that the original half.chorus WAS
extended 10 include whole che
rus. In her next film. Dancing
COED" she was given an entire
routine. Now in Two Girls on
Broadway" she does two elaborate
production numbers with George
Murphy as her partner.
The songs of the production
numbers comprise My Wonderful
One, Let's Dance" and Broad
ways still Broadway" and IL r
predicted that they Will have a
prominent place on any and all
forthcoming hit parades.
Kent Taylor heads the support
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05

Chuck Naslnsn ard his Band
Of Tomorrow wln feature ire
dances At satherisnd's resort dur
ing the remainder 81 the sumner
sea-nn. Il sas announced BY Nj
Sutherland. manager Of The popn-
lar resort. formerly called seanaia
PARK. Dancing VII b. he'd nightly
during the remainder 81 the week.
according 10 present plans. with
two and possibly three nights each
week thereafter.
With the beautiful Marjorie Al
Relic doing the seoals aolansri
boasts one II the best If the dance
bands in this SECTION. and his en-
gaxement At snthsrlsnds should
attract nightly crowds 10 the Pop
ular resort
The dance hail At Sutherland .
has bern streamlined and modern.
lxed for the present dance season
and this. combined with Naiinsrts
MUSIC. promise. 10 make this re-
sort on Five Mile lake dance head.
quarters for the younger set.
Dancing aill begin =, each
evening. II Vas announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
Vivien LEIGH
AT Music Box
Stors With ToYlor
In Waterloo Bridge

vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor
form the outstanding romantic
team Of 1910 in Waterloo Bridge,
their new starring film which
comes 10 the Music Box Thursday.
IN her first American screen
appearance since she Won the
Academy award for her perform
ance "a Scarlet oHara in Gone
With the Wind. Miss Leigh has a
no less romantic. but more tender
and sympathetic role In the new
film as a ballet dancer who falls
in love with a dashing young off
Ger she meets on Waterloo bridge
during an air raid.
Featured in the notable support
ing cast are such screen favorites
as Lucille Watson. Virginia Field.
Maria ouspenskaya and c. Aubrey
Smith.
On the same bill is La Conga
Nights" featuring Hugh Herbert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
Wife Gets Credit
For His Success

Donald Meek credits his wife
with much of the success he's had
on the screen
Meek. who il featured in star
Dust In. goth century.ros film
starring Linda narnell. which Ia
currently ~ the Temple theatsF.
has been acting for over ~, YEARS
and has played practically every
role there In 10 play.
We slway. 10 over nv scripts
together he said during thr film
ing Of The picture My wife give.
me pointers IS we work over the
rehearsing OF my lines. and shes
entitled Ia good part If the
credit for any success I've
achieved .
Featured with Meek In Linda :
supporting cast are John Payne,
Roland Young. Charlotte Green.
wood and others
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
BY PAUL. HARRISON
MA service staff Corresponds Mt


HOLLYNoOD-The only dull
moments on the set of The Great
Profile are when John Barrymore
is changing or making up in the
former Shirley Temple bungalow.
now his dressing room. When
anyone calls him there he picks up
the telephone and says. shirley
isn't in now. can / take message
for her? This is John Barry
more"
His is a set where you can see
more celebrities around the side
lines than in front of the camera.
Hollywood stars seldom care TO
watch each other perform. but
they come from other studios to
sit attentively while Barrymore
plays scenes. The tribute IL all
the more impressive because he
reads his lines from a blackboard
held just out of camera range.
Now that the actor is behaving
himself land. incidentally. Is
looking very well indeed) there is
no doubt that he could learn the
lines. But he continues TO use
the blackboard simply because he
can get by with it. and thus never
has TO look at script. The
studio doesn't mind, either. be-
cause he is less inclined to spoil
scenes with censorable ad-libbing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
Willard Robertson in
Heavy" Role at Shell

Willard Robertson. who is cast
as conniving land baron in
Range War" action drama star
ring William Boyd as "Hopalong
Cassidy is one of the best, If
not actually the best educated man
in motion pictures. College bred,
he has been chief attorney of the
United State Interstate Commerce
commission, and once served as
supervisor of Federal Railway
police. He came to Hollywood as
writer in 1890, and has furnished
the scripts for many pictures.
Range War" which was directed
by Lester Selander and produced
by Harry Pop Sherman for Par
amount. is at the Shell today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
Would Admit 100, 900
British Children

WAsHIN6ToS-Rep. Franek r.
Hayenner. D.. Calf. today intro
dueed bill to permit the entrance
TO the L. s. of 100. 900 British chill
dren over immigration quota re-
strictions
The measure calls for the Is
suance of visas when assurance Is
given that any unmarried British
subject under IL will receive prop
er support and not become a public
charge.
Meantime. officials OF the Z. 8.
Great Britain and the Dominican
Republic completed plans for the
immediate transfer OF 800 children
from Europe to the Dominican Re
public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05

TIE pictures as~ SID "a -
exceptionally .issF sna - demas.
ssfat~ nwYena sses4hs That the nsn
who shakcs fhs Hfewn IAautsrr
sssser from "a eFaun I'll ksee -
psek hsKkef guns than ths South
American esa pfustass.
IRE Hnileas~ssI astFarfs~ns. 81
which shefs are fwe. are tilted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
WHITMAN TRIBUTE

Paul Nhlteman arrived a day
later than scheduled TO commence
his role In Strike Up the Band. g
because he stopped Off at Dayen-
port. Iowa, to place a plaque on
the grave OF DIX Bisdenbeek, the
first exponent Of swing music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
HAPPY I.AssIE.

sistsen.y ear-old Rlta Qmglss
wore her hair severely combed. had
brace on her teeth and flat.
hseied shoes, for her role as ths
honely schoolgirl. daughter oi
Joan Crawford and Fredrio Marsh
In Susan and God - When she
reached the point In ths script
where she could dispense with the
brace. wear high heels and evening
dresses and eoiffurs, sh. was
probably the happisst youngstsr
on the lot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05

il that way :. II WASH | a
The result of a chain of COM
eeame even more complicated
asst page of the script.
lures you viii have a rough idea
of what to expect.
I am sorry I did not receive =
cast list on this picture as l would
like TO call by name the little
girl who plays the youngest men,
Der of the Pepper family.
OF all the little chatter
boxes l have ever heard on the
screen. she wins the nomina-
ton. She talks continually
and how In the world the
child ever learns her lines In
beyond me. At times her
lines seem forced but on the
whole the child II an excellent
performer.
Like the newspapers. the news
reels have found time for some
political events and have relegated
the war to the side lines while
bringing the story of the Repub-
lican national convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05

Hlsss~ti Haydn and Ruth Hoxsrss
To 'fin~ Hnur Ia Lave 40 find
Charles Isle kfavd In the starring
rsls and narss Nolan - Hi
Terminus lnspsfasion.
Written - IN usiHinai nKreea
play by ftay chansisr. former are
crime reporter for newspapers IN
ssw Ysfk. Washington. u G. snd
ssu Hfanslsso. sUnx Hssf 10
Live IL described AZ vivid aossa-
msa filled with rapid fire sstien
ard an nnauss.able ending.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
The Doctor Takes a Wife,

Oh. no, We don't mea
shotgun wedding. it was Just
plicated circumstances which
before the story reaches the
Loretta Young assumes the role
of Americas No. l spinster and
decides TO sell her idea to every
other woman through the medium
of her book on the subject, Spin
sters Amt Spinach
However. fate had other plans
for the charming lady and that's
what makes the production
most amusing bit of screen fare.
To begin with. Loretta
Young is an excellent actress
and adapts herself to comedy
roles with a naturalness which
makes funny situations even
more hilarious. Her partner
In laughs, Ray Milland. doesn't
do a comical idea any harm
=. so, with these Two at Inc
controls, IL Is not surprising
that the result should be most
satisfactory.
Gail Patrick and Reginald Gar
diner have important parts in the
production.
The companion picture is titled
"Out West With The Peppers" and
stars Edith Fellows. If you have
seen any of these Pepper" fea-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05

Roy Wooer. pictured obos~.
ore OF tire original tfplei trio.
nisknonaed " 900 pounds Of
harmony with Nike Dofy )
ballroom band Of | yeofs ego
end we'll remembered BY donce
qoers OF thut time, returns to
Tacomo Saturday ord s.aadoy
NIGHTS OF this week With Phil
fiorriS and his renowned troupe
Of musioians. The tioffis en-.
eooement IS Tor Two nights
only and will be ssooed O, The
Century holiroom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
Never Dull Moment With John Barrymore
Back on the Sets And Karin 10 90

script" replied Barrymore What
he wrote II worth remembering
The story of The Great Profile
Is largely fiction but obviously il
built on the character of IN. real
John barrymore In spots. loo. II
achieves unattended realism. There
is = sequence in which his man
aeer tries 10 impress on him the
fact that he's broke not only
broke but deeply and desperately
in debt Hut the great actor isn't
worried. While that part of
the picture Was being filmed. the
newspapers WIRE carrying a story
that John barrymore actually was
SEQ .02i54 in debt and that he had
asked federal bankruptcy experts
to take part Of his 5000 movie
wage zach week and stave off the
creditors lie doesn't seem any
more worried than the man in the
movie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
STILL GOOD FOR
A WHEEZE

OF course he still digresses from
script sometimes. The other day
Mary Beth Hughes was required
to slap him, and she delivered a
haymaker that started from down
around her knees. Barrymore
reeled, rallied, rubbed his face.
registered dismay and said, Great
guns-my second wife must be in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05

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town"
Between scenes he occasionally
intones long speeches from Shake
speare, and Director Walter Lang
suggested that If he could remem-
Der those he certainly didn't need
a blackboard for his movie lines.
But Shakespeare didn't write this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05

Two hundred and fifty million
words went up In smoke and
heavy dent was made IN Holly
woods second hand book supply
when thousands Of books became
bonfire for a scene IN The
Mortal Storm"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05
ELAINE BARRED
FROM STUDIO

lie says his living expenses are
about $1,000 a week. and that he d
like 10 save part Of Tho rest Of his
salary, leaving maybe 81 800 To
be tossed among the lawyers.
agents and tax collectors who are
aging at his door.
When this picture Ia finished.
Barrymore expects To resume his
tour with the play. My Dear
Children
Elaine Barrie will appear with
him again on the stage. but she
Is restrained by agreement from
coming to the studio TO cheer his
current joust with the cinema. lie
does not seem upset by this dis
elimination against his wife. al
though he did suggest one day
that 20th-Fox might hire Elaine
as technical adviser to Mary Beth
Hughes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-05

ing cast OF Two Girls on Broad
way" with other important parts
played by Richard Lane and Wal
lace Ford.