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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Students Hear
Mrs. 0'Neel
Fps and O's" for College
Girls Explained al PIC

ops and Q's" for college
girls was the subject for the
personality talk which Mrs.
Frank O'Neel gave on Monday
afternoon TO the Associated
Women Students of Pacific
Lutheran college.
Honor guests for the afternoon
We're Mrs. Lora Z. Kriedler. dean
OF women al the college. and Miss
Grace Blomquist, her assistant.
Miss Virginia Schreuders. ac-
companied by Miss Eleanor Gard
ner, sang Danny Boy" and On
the Shore"
Plans for the afternoon We're
made by Misses Helen johnson.
Valerie Olson and Myrtle Crib.
In charge OF decorations and re-
freshments were Misses Ruth
Bengtson. Nina Anderson. Laura
Psyden and Frances Norton.
Misses Nancy Glenn. Ruthmsrle
Rodenberger. Helen Church. Dor
othy Larson. Patricia Brottsm
and Bsnlcs BAsidt-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

Howard Lincoln. J NJ Gilbertson,
Norton Clapp. Grant Hellar, Noel
Adams. Fred Chairman. Martin
Gallwas. Lawrence Crooks and 1t.
Paul Stedman.
Also ON Monday afternoon will
be the meeting of several other
orthopedic guilds. Or, Edward A.
Rich branch will hold it's II o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. s. f..
Gange. 3011 No. 29th St Tahoma
guild will be entertained for II 80
luncheon at Mrs. Ted Browns
home. S1S No. Yakima. Assisting
will be Mrs. Thor Tollefson, Mrs
John Mueller and Mrs. Arthur
| Sivertson.
Mrs. Howard Carr. 1916 No. 37th
st. will open her home to Robert
Reynolds guild at l O'Clock. Mrs
Roy Ellstrom and Mrs. Everett
Cutting assisting Mrs r. a
Morse will present vivid account
of Christmas in Mexico with col
ored pictures as Illustrations.
Another 1890 luncheon will b,
the meeting of Jayne Garvir
guild. at the home of the presi.
dent. Mrs. James Garvin, at Monte
Vista Terrace. Assisting will b'
Mrs. Sterling Cox. Mrs. Orvill,
johnson and Miss Anne Halliday
Tawasi guild will meet at
o'clock for luncheon at Mrs. Tired
erick Deans home, 61e No. = ST
Assistants for the occasion will b'
Mrs. Earl Robbins. Mrs. Il. II
Lake and Mrs. G. X. Kirk Mrs
Clark Gould will give her regular
book talk during the afternoon
program.
On Thursday morning at Il
o'clock the regular meeting Of tn
Orthopedic association will be hel,
in the loft Of the Y. W. c A.
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To complete plans for the skst-
ing party the guild will hold its
regular meeting on Monday at the
Clover Creek home of Mrs. A
Dwight Orr. Mrs. Frederick Shan
eman will be the assisting hostess
for 1890 luncheon.
In the guild. and planning to
attend. are Mesdames Frederick
Mackle. jr., president, A. w. Tay-
lor, Lawrence X. Ghilarducci, A. c.
Pease. c. J. Pessemier, John G.
Olson. c. Davis Weyerhaeuser,
Walter Baumann. Paul Graft, J. l..
Carman. J. Arthur Thompson, A,
Dwight Orr. r. w. Donoghue, Fred
c. Shaneman. Kathryn King
Youell.
Others who have tickets for the
affair are Messrs. and Mesdames
Wilson Johnston, T. +. Thomas,
Clifford Langhorne. John Blu
chanan, Harry A. u. Smith, Harold
Long, Clifford Mcdonald, Gerald
Longstreth. James Love. George
weinhart, Edward Mcintyre. Har-
vey Petrich, Charles d. Hunter,
Ebert II. Baker, Dudley Stair, s.
NJ. Strohecker. A. X. McCon-
naughey. Harold Brown, Fritz Cos
selin. Grin Jacobsen, Richard Nc
Cam, John Schlarb. AL Whitman,
Theodore Healy. Brian Sherai
George Driskell. George Mark
Perry Carrothers. r. f. Early
Edward Coppouette, Allan Link
Harrison Clarke, J. n. Gregg, f
z. Meader. James Skewis, George
r. Russell, Gersham Rowland, w
Y. Hull. Harold Deering. Arthur
Sivertson. Frank Gillette, Reuber
Carlson. Stewart Simpson, Giles
SAINT wsshburn.
Messrs. and Mesdames J. A. Gil.
pin. Everett Griggs II, Herbert
SWORD. Frank Powell. ]. Alder
Woodwork. Harold Hawkins. A. F
Hutchinson. George Long. Harold
Pirrett, Clarke johnson. Harold
Nichols. John Mueller. John Tay'
Tor, Roderic Olzendam. Rsoul 10
peg. c. L. Nelson. A. II. Rhode
John Gloor. Kenneth Bourke, Nor
timer Woodward. Bryson Gardner
William Gardner, Archie McLear
jr.. Grant Putnam. John Refine
Stewart Davis. Norman Kelley
Arthur Abbott. Lee Merrill VIII
lam Merrill. Paul Lempks, George
Harris. r. A. Chervenka Of Sum
ner. Clyde Farquhar. Fred Tebh
Stanley stsatz. George Akers
James Dempsey. Judson Bentor
and William Panman.
Drs. and Mesdsmes Jesse Read
Charles Green, Moore of Seattle
Z. c. Muir. James Fsirbourn. Cliff
ford Sayre, Edward Warren
Thomas Murphy, Charles Denzler
Gerald Kohl.
Ii. Col and Mrs. Virgil Ander
son, 1t. and Mrs. William Nelson
Il and Mrs. John b. Roberts
Capt. and Mrs. John Bolinger
Capt. and Mrs. Hereford Fitch.
Mrs. Janet w. Brady. Mrs. Ma
than Forest. Mrs. Virginia Red
field. Mrs T. A. Peterman. Mrs
NJ. z. Gsnge. Miss Marguerite Oh
son. Miss Virginia Phelps.
Gen. Carlyle Wash. Messrs. Ros
N - 4. snixh. Harold JQhns. Hack
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the home of Mrs. o. w. Eckman,
32l1 So. 9th ST. On Wednesday
afternoon at 1:30 circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Anton Carl
son, 1927 So. Park ave. and
circle 3, at the home OF Mrs. G.
DANIEL. 902 So. Washington. On
Thursday afternoon circle will
be entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Charlotte Swanson. 1928 Sixth
ave. Apt. l. and circle S at the
Waller road home of Mrs. Franz
Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Vows Exchanged Saturday Morning ST. Patricks Rectory
Miss Cousin WEEDS
Mr.. Meagher
Wedding Breakfast Follows
At Tacoma Tennis Club

Miss Marguerite Cousin,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Regis Marius Julien Cousin,
became the bride of Mr.. Ed
ward Francis Meagher, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyer,
Saturday morning at 1880 in
the rectory of st. Patrick's
church. Only members Of the
immediate families witnessed
the ceremony performed by
the Ri. Rev. MonSignor u. J.
NoOnan.
The bride. given in marriage
by her father, wore a three-piece
dressmaker suit Of moss green
English tweed with burgundy ac-
cessories. She also wore a corsage
of deep purple orchids.
Miss Mary Louise Monroe was
the brides only attendant. She
wore woodland green tailored
suit and a green orchid.
Mr.. Richard Never was best
man for his brother.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Cousin chose a gown Of teal
blue crepe with black hat and
gard enias Mrs Never was
gowned in black crepe with
matching jacket.
A wedding breakfast followed
at the Tacoma Lawn Tennis CLUB
where the wedding party received
in front of the fireplace. decorated
with one large basket Of white
chrysanthemums.
The brides table covered with
damask banquet cloth. heir
loom OF the brides mother. was
centered with her TERED cake. en-
circled with an arrangement Of
bouvardia and maiden hair fern.
Presiding at the luncheon to
which four score Of the closer
friends of the families were in
vited, were Mrs. Katherine Pleas
ants, great-aunt Of the bride
groom, and Mrs. George E. Har-
greaves of Seattle. Assisting were
Mesdames Ural n. Hoffman, Earl
f. Decker, Doris Watson: Misses
/ Ada Webb and Jeanne Lamoreaux.
After short wedding trip the
new home will be established in
/ Tacoma.
Both Mr. Meagher and his bride
were graduated from Stadium
high school, later she attended the
University of Washington. Mr..
Meagher, who is staff writer
for The Tacoma Times, is a mem
Der Of the Stag club and the Elks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Home Mission Festival
To Be Sunday Afternoon

The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First Lutheran church
will sponsor home mission fes-
tival Sunday afternoon at 5
O'Clock.
Rev. Stanley Sandberg viii be
the speaker and the choir is to
sing.
Circles of Tahitha will meet
next week as follows: Circle 2.
Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Girl Reserves
Plan Ceremony
Recognition Service 70 Be
Held Sunday Afternoon

intermediate Girl Reserves
will recognize new members
of their clubs at a ceremonial
to be held Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock at Emmanuel
Presbyterian church The
service will be candlelight
affair built around the lines
of the Girl Reserve code.
Jane Parker, president OF the
intermediate interclub council, will
preside. Others taking part in the
ceremonial are Nancy MscLaine,
Merry Steel. Frances Burkhead
Glenna Ray. Doris Mitchell, Flor
ence Rudd, Betty Reiber. Margaret
Bitcon, Arlene sagen. Pat Carlson.
Twylls Jones, NADIA Hewett. Betty
Thatcher and Yvonne Spencer.
Mrs. NJ. w. Abernethy. chairman
Of the reserve committee Of the
Y. W. c. A., will welcome the new
Junior members OF the association.
Following the service there will
be an informal reception for par
ents. at which members Of the Girl
Reserve committee will assist In
receiving the guests. Refreshments
will be served.
A group Of Sahasa Girl Reserves
viii prepare and serve the re-
freshmenfs.
Girls being recognized are: Clara
Jean While. Billie Stairs, Edith May
Taylor. Marilyn Miller. sheils Camp
bell. Of the Gray club: Doris Mantz,
Barbara Noble Jacuueline Burns,
Janice Kaufman. 10 Ann Kirkebo.
Shirley Sagen, Arlene Wilson. Mar
garet Hansen. Beryl Anderson. MILL
cent Burns and Ormeil Kinsman, OF
the Gault club; Lucille johnson and
Dorothy Pavia from G o m m IN 4 ty
House club. Richie Gardner Mary
Hill Donna Mccormick. Corrine
Reinhardt and Pauline Durham from
Stewart; Jacqueline Gibson. MARY
Lou Hogan, Florence Fulton, jean
McClymont. Barbara Peterson. Velma
Lee Sell. June Bolvi, Bernice Cedar
ouist. Pat Colman, Mary Connolly,
Lorna lee Cooper, Shirley Curran.
Alice Fullager, Rob erta HELEN,
Frances Hogan. Carol Kernahan.
Ruby Miller. Loretta Pittman. Berd-
ella Tobiason, of the Jason Lee 9th
grade club: Carol Todd. Roberta
Baker. Mildred Williams, Virginia
scarponi Marallyn Myrick. Helen
Hull Roberta Brady. Jewell Windh,
Phyllis Heats OF the Jason Lee 7th
and 9th grade club. Beverly Tietje
Barbara Blacksmith. 10 Ann Covach,
Clare Duerfeldt. Maxine Froman,
Shirley Maxine Rettke. Marilyn zum-
hoff. Shirley Kirkham Betty Lucas. |
Rhea Jayne Riehl. Marion Mckenzie, |
Doreen Wilcox. Patty Green. Alice /
Leblanc. Alice Healy. Beverly Nelson. /
Carol Relf. Anne PHIL Virginia Brit |
tell Marlys Brittell, Imogene Weeks, |
Shirley Gaidosh, Betty Barkost. Doro- I
thy christowtz. Betty Boyer, Lois
Holland. Pauline Arnold, Dorothy |
Arnold Glare Lewis Elizabeth De- |
Mile. from Mason club.
Chapter IA of p. Y. q. will |
meet for luncheon Thursday with |
Mrs. Henry l.. Mertz, 3409 North
2sth st, Mrs. Mabel Coy assist
ing. Mrs. Edgar Dodds. speaker
for the day. will discuss American
Christmas customs
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Miss Devlin Is
Attractive Bride
Married After Mass in
81. Patrick's Church

Her fresh buoyant beauty
accented by her white taffeta
wedding gown and the i'm
pressive beauty Of st. Pat
rick's church. Miss Kathleen
Devlin took slow steps up the
long aisle Saturday morning
to meet her bridegroom, Mr..
Frank Henry Puz.
Tall cathedral candles
burned on the magnificent
white marble altar, decorated
with white and yellow chrys-
anthemums.
It was following an o'clock
nuptial mass. celebrated by the
Rt. Rev. Monsignor w. J. Noonan,
that the vows were read. Mr..
Joseph Devlin served at his sisters
nuptial mass.
The lovely bride was given in
marriage by her father, Mr.. James
Devlin. Her gown was fashioned
in colonial style and at the throat
OF the heart-shaped neckline she
wore a gold cross. which belonged
to her mother. The brides finger
tip veil was bordered with lace
with a halo Of pearls. and she
carried white prayer book
showered with orchids and bou-
vardia.
The brides attendants were her
sister. Mrs Robert Kellogg as
matron of honor: and Miss Beth
Devlin. another sister. as brides
maid Mrs. Kellogg wore frock
OF accordian pleated blue crepe
with r matching colonial hat and
carried shower bouquet Of pink
pompoms, cream roses and pink
ribbons Miss Devlin wore aqua
net. the sweetheart neckline &C
cented with yellow velvet bows
She also wore hat of colonial
design Both attendants wore
dainty gold crosses, gifts Of the
bride.
Mr.. Vincent Puz was best man
for his brother. and ushers were
Messrs Joseph and Donald Puz
brothers Of the bridegroom: James
Devlin, brother of the bride. and
Charles Hill, cousin of the bride
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Devlin wore a Como blue
ribbed crepe gown. trimmed with
buttons of gold roses, and corsaee
of gardenias and pink roses. Mrs.
Puz wore p gown OF soldier blue
and corsage of gardenias and
pink roses.
Miss Margaret Manlev accom-
panied Miss Therese Lawrence,
who sang Mozart's Ave Verum
Corpus" Lord. Who at Cana's
Wedding FeaSt. Domino Non
Sum Dignus" and Ave Maria
by Catherine lie Mastre Lawrence,
mother Of the soloist.
A wedding breakfast followed
at the home of the brides parents
for members of the immediate
families Miss Mary Puz, sister of
the bridegroom. assisted
After short wedding trip to
Oregon the couple will be at home
in an apartment at the Annobee
When she went away the bride
wore a moss green wool frock
under brown fur jacket with
brown accessories and an orchid
/ corsaee.
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Betrothal of Miss Betty Baker
To Richard Palmer Announced
Engagement Made Known at Party tuesday Evening;
Wedding 10 Be SoIemn1ed Saturday. December

Coming as a complete surprise announcement of the
engagement of Miss Betty Baker daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Lynn Baker of Fcrest, to Mr. Richard Palmer of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Palmer
News of the approaching wedding revealed when
the party given the Baker home Tuesday
ming found small white cards containing the date of the we'd
ding, Dec. coupled with the of the betrothed in
colorfu favors at each place for the late supper.
White chrysanthemums Worden where Mr. Palmer
member of the
Of Washington National Guard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Dorwin's First Orsndchild
Is Born Thursday

MI. and MIS-. NJ. W Anderson
Betty Dorwin) are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a
daughter, Thursday morning in
Tacoma General hospital The child
is the first grandchild Of Mr.. and
Mrs f. h Dorwin and Is also be-
ing welcomed by her paternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J, A.
Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Weeks Social Calendar Headed
By Charity Skating Party
Orihopedic Guild No. 10 TO Sponsor Large Benefit or
Wednesday Evening" Branches 10 Meet Monday

Society will take to roller skates on Wednesday evening
when the No 10 0rhopedc Guild sponsors their large skat
ing party that evening at the Roller Bowl.
Entertaining 1t small parties beforehand will be Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Thompson Mr. and Mrs John Olson and
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph l.. Carman, jr.
Receiving the benefits of the party will be the children
of the Tacoma Othopedc clinic which the Orthopedc Asso
eia4in main tains
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Woman's Clubhouse association
board Will meet on Tuesday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock IN the club
house. Mrs. William F. Dodge will
preside.
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holly were used throughout the
house, but only tapers of red.
white and blue conferred the table
from which a late buffet supper
was served
Guests were Nesdames Lee f.
Palmer, Gene Baker. Leroy Moe,
Ida Rasor. Chef Wallace. William
Allgrunn. Russell Nelson. Charles
Erb. Mary Bone and Mabel Hess
Misses Maxine Rssor, Evelyn Moe,
Betty Allgrum. jean Marie Baker,
Rita and Norma Wallace.
The bride-elec is an active
member of Cedar assembly. Order
OF Rainbow for Girls. Mr.. Palmer
attended the College Of Puget
Sound where his fraternity was
Alpha Chi NJ. He is widely known
in the music circles Of Tacoma.
The new home Will be made at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

Chapter IA Of p. Y. q. will
meet for luncheon Thursday with
Mrs. Henry L. Mertz, s4os North
2sth St, Mrs. Mabel Coy assist
ing. Mrs. Edgar Dodds. speaker
for the day. will discuss American
Christmas customs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

Young Peoples service of the
foursquare church on Sunday eve
ming al $50 will oe entitled
Mystery Of the Three SIS Miss
Helen Veborg. the president. ex-
tends an invitation 70 the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
FIRST SHOWING

MUSIC Box-oreer carson and Lau-
renee Olivier In Pride And Prelu-
dice" II 30. sos. $40, 10 20: also
Sidney Toler and Marjorie Weaver
in Charlie CHAINS Murder Cruise. !"
40, Sis, 300
Morris and Jane
gystt T. 40 ~o aO FrN2 90 eps IS G iois
also William Holden and Bonita
Granville in Those Were the
Days" 90. $40, $40. e:os.
Ronald Colman and jane
Wyatt IN Lost Horizon" IL 80,
$50 1890: also Irene Dunno and
Gary Grant In The Awful Truth"
las. sis. Q 90
RONY-Olivia DeHavilland and jeff
rev Lynn in MY Love Came Back. :"
los. 4.05. T;05. 1908: also Vir-
gina Bruce and Wayne Morris in
Plight Angels" li:46, 7:%s. s:&s,
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERIY-Bing Crosby and Gloria
Jean in IF I Had Ny Way, also
Charles Winninger and Jean Parker
In Beyond Tomorrow"
COMMUNITY - Shirley Temple and
Sybil Jason in The Bluebird", also
Mae Robson in Granny Get Your
Gun"
KAY STREET - Claire Trevor and
John Wayne In The Dark Com
mand":: also Mae Robson IN
GRANNY Oct Your Gun"
Robert Preston in Hryphoon": also
Albert Decker In Or. Cyciops"
PARK - Shirley Temple and Spring
Byington In The Bluebird". also
Mae Robson In Granny Get Your
Gun"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Lost Horizon" and The Awful
Truih" at the Riviera Today

What promises % DC resl treat Is The opening
today at the Riviera of two Of the famous screen
successes in Hoywoods history Lost Horizon and The
Awful Truth"
those who failed 70 Column five persons
hss screen adaptation Of James kidnapped srpsne
htons famous novel Lost Ho and flown
will Forbidden pieLas ~ ~,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Noted Comedy
AT Music Box
Pride und Preju-
dice in Locol Show

Greer Carson and Iaurence
Olivier picked Up where they left
off five years ago as reigning IA
vorites Of the London stage for
their first co-stsrring film. the pic
turization Of Jane Austen's ro-
mantle comedy. Pride and Preju-
dice which comes today to the
Music Box thestsr.
They form the perfect screen
romantic team with Miss Carson
playing the lovely but prejudiced
Elizabeth Bennett and Olivier a.
the proud Darcy.
Hilarious comedy performances
are given by Edmund Gwenn and
Mary Boland as Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett. Edna May Oliver a. the GRO
chiefly old dowsger. Lady Catherine
de Bourgh. and Melville Cooper as
her librarian. Collins. Miss Gar
sons delightful sisters are played
by Maureen o'sullivsn a. Jane
Ann Rutherford a. Lydia, Marsha
Hunt A. Mary and Heather Angel
as Kitty. Others featured In the
notable supporting cast are Bruce
Lester a. Bingley. Frieds Inescort
as Miss Bingley. Karen Morley a.
Charlotte, Edward Ashley a. Wick
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Jane Wyatt Shares Starring
Honors With Chester Morris
Those Were the Days" Companion Film.
lectures Bonitu Granville in Comedy

The Great Northwest is again glorified in Girl From
Gods Country Republic drama which opens today at the
Rialto theater
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Olivia deHavillsnd. exesilsnt
young actress that she In. has mo-
mentsrily forsaken such heavy
drama as her memorable Melane
OF Gone With the Wind" for the
role Of Amelia Cullen. the gay
young heroine u My Love Came
Back" the isugh-provoking TO-
mantle Warner Bros. musical oom-
edy at the Roxy thester.
Roxy audiences viii cheer the
new comedy since 1t combines all
the elements that make for per-
feet entertainment. The cast, in
addition to Olivia deHavilland and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

PROCTOR Tom Brown and Con-
stance Moore in Ma Hes Making
Eyes At Me-: also May Robson and
Henry Davenport In Granny Get
Your Gun"
REALART - Jean Rogers and Ray
mond waiburn in Heaven With A
Baroed Ware Fence. also Deanna
Durbin and walter Pidgeon In ITS
A Date"
REX-Shirley Temple and spring By
ington In The Bluebird.. also Jack
Holt and Dick Purcell IN "outside
The Three Mile Limit
SHELIs-Gordon Oliver and Charlie
Grapswin in Sabotage: also The
Three Mesauiteers In Cowboy
From Texas"
SUNSET - Juns Lang and william
Oargan in Isle OF Destiny, also
The Dead End" Kids In call A
Messenger"
TEMPfE-Alics Faye and Don Amsche
In Lillian RUSSELL: also John
Payne and Gloria Dickson in king
OF The Lumberjacks."
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Chester Morris and Jane Wyatt,
who portray the romantic leads.
are Ideally cast in the rugged,
frontier type Of role in which
strong character must be domi-
nant. The pair are stranded in the
northernmost reaches Of Alaska.
with nothing but eliterste Eskimos
and sled dogs for companions, and
their relationship. which was born
In spirited conflict and misunder-
standing. ripens TO a deep love
which Is translated to the screen
with profound and penetrating in
sight.
Charles Bicdord In cast In the
powerful role Of Bogler, the de-
tective.
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Jean Parker Featured
In Beyond Tomorrow"

Jean Parker Ia an ardent anna
teur photographer. During the
filming Of Beyond Tomorrow" in
which she Il currently seen At the
Beverly in the leading feminine
role. she spent a large part Of the
time between scenes making can
did shots OF everything and every
body on the set.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Gerry FERRIS to
Sing Tonight

Gerry Ferris. who has for
some time been q regular fea-
ture soiolst on radio station
XVI. viii make a single appear
snes on the stage at the Music
Box thester tonight
Originally. Miss Ferris en-
gagemeut called for three
shows. tonight Saturday and
Sunday. but inasmuch - she
leaves the city Saturday for =
guest appearance in Los An
geles on the Al Pearce pro-
gram. zhs has been forced 10
cancel her Saturday and sun
day engagements
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caravan headed by a mystic and
elderly Chinese. they are escorted
10 what is perhaps the most I'M
usual place on the face OF the
earth--the lamasery of shangri-
La.
Here. eloseted securely by noun
tsins impenetrsble To the uniniti-
ated. is a setting Of indescrihable
beauty and serenity. peopled by
members of the strangest cult Of
modern times romance and ad-
venture fall 10 the bewildered kid
nap victims. and soon, all but one
surrender 10 the utter content
ment and rare loneliness that L.
Shsngri-La.
The Awful Truth" one of the
most hilarious comedies ever film
ed, oo-stars Cary Grant and Irene
Dunno.
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An appealing pair. among the
supporting players. n Msls. the
Eskimo player. and Msmo Clark,
Polynesisn girl who sprsng into
prominence with her role N
'Mutiny on the Bounty" They
enact the roles Of Joe Tllicoot
and his wife. Lulu. whose pspoose
Is brought into the world by DR..
Jim Holden Chester Morris).
The supporting cast ia rounded
out by such tried-snd-true troop
ers az Kate Lawson. John Bleifer.
Don zelsya and Ferike Boros.
Bonita Granville plays the fsni-
nine lead in Those Were The
Days"
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hundreds who have seen IL will
want 70 see IL again.
Starring Ronald Colman. and
featuring Edward Everett Horton.
II. B. Warner. Jane Wyatt, Mango,
John Howard, Thomas Mitchell,
Isabel Jewell, Sam Jaffe in the
much discussed High Lama role.
the picture Ia considered one Of the
real masterpieces in the history OF
motion pictures.
Briefly. the story of Lost Hori-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Jeffrey Lynn. includes such Ike
able celebrities ~ bsfuddled Eddie
Albert pert Jane wyman. Charles
Winniger. Spring Byington. Ann
ellis, and William T. Orr.
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