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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
Fisherman Geis SiTange Fish From Deep

A six-foot long COW shark was the cdd catch brought to Juneau yesterday by Capt. Olaf Winther of the halibuter Fremont.
 The ugly creature was on display this morning at the Juneau Cold Storage fish market, long. thin, flatlieaded stranger from the deep.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
RUPERT DUE
 7 T0N|GHT;
 SIX FOR HERE

Canadian National steamer Princess Rupert is due to arrive in port this evening at o'clock with good list of tourists aboard, also the following passengers who will disembark here:
 Mrs. M. E. Campbell, Mrs. Mar jory Head Robert Baxter John Grier, William Howell, E. Lock ridge
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received at the City Clerks Office, Juneau, Alaska, until pm, July "A, I940, for the completion of the Ever green Bowl Swimming Tank. A set of plans and specifications may be obtained at the City Engineers Office upon the deposit of $500. The City of Juneau reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities.
 Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check. cashiers check, or bid bond made payable to the City of Juneau in amount not less than 5qe of the amount of the bid.
 (Signe0 II. J. TURNER.
 City Clerk. Publication dates, July lg-l9-2O l94O adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
pAACUTSFARE
 10 FAIRBANKS

New passenger tariffs on the Ju- reau-Fairbanks route Of the Pa cific Alaska Airways were announc- ed today.
 Agent Louis Delebecque an- ncunced the 800 one-way fare has now been cut to $82, which, with rcundtrip discount, makes the two way fare to Fairbanks from here $1476O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
THEY WERE BOTH
 FIRST. THEN lA5T

NEWPORT BEACH, Cal.-Back in 1905 Terrel Jasper was the first passenger to ride an electric street car into this resort city. Now the tram line has been abandoned, and the last passenger off the last car was-Terrel Jasper.
 SOUTH, BEND, Ind,--C. E. Pen field of near Plymouth. Ind, was a passenger on the first and last electric street cars. to ply South Bend. The first car made it's run in the fall of 1891. the last one this June. Buses have replaced them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
PLANE MOVEMENTS

. Alaska Clipper scheduled to . arrive about 5 o'clock this af- ternoon. . PAA Electra scheduled to ar- rive about o'clock this af- ternoon. r . Planes scheduled to fly every morning at g o'clock for Sitka, weather permitting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Portland Wins
First Home Tilt

PORTLAND-The Portland ice
hockey team scored its first home
victory of the season last night at
the expense Of the Vancouver
Lions. SO. but the Canadians
claimed they should have had at
least a tie.
The victory gave Portland a tie
with the Lions for the Pacific
Coast Ice Hockey league lead
The Lions claimed they
would have had one more goal
which goal Judge Hill Cloyes
failed To see scored In the sec
ond period when Referee Cam
ProudIock. by admission. was
In no position 10 override him.
The Portlanders opened up with
a score in the second period BY
Eddie ouellette in 4 minutes %
seconds Tip o'Neill Of the Lions
countered with one IS seconds later
and ouellette came back for an
other at 1905. O'Neill again tied
the score.
Vic Ripley scored the deciding
goal In the closing period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Thirteen Seniors Candidates
F or Lincoln Basket Squad

Candidates for basketball at
Lincoln totaled 40 as preliminary
practice got under way under the
direction Of John Kennedy, this
week. OF this number II were
sophomores, 1e were juniors and l3
were seniors.
Seniors turning out include Al
Vinson, Herb Anderson, B o b
Hauge, Matt PITT, Bob England,
Tony Hamaguchi, Doug Carr,
Vernon Christianson, Marti n
Donahue, Ben Ishioka. Rodney
Petersen. Bob Howard and Ray
Sturgeon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
First Session
OF New Season
Celebrities Cominq
To Aid in Program

A capacity crowd is expected
Saturday nigh, when the Tscoms
Hot Stove league holds It's first
winter meeting at the American
Legion hall. So. 4th and C SITS.
There is such interest in the
first meeting that number e,
new members have been signed BY
Treasurer Ted Van Fosssn. The
first meeting is open 10 members
only and admission is free TO those
who show membership cards Both
men and women members are
invited.
The first meeting will he Of
IN Informal nature. with the
program consisting Of talks
nv q number of prominent
sports figures of the North
we>t.
Among those who will speak are
Bob Abel. president Of the Hot
Stove league: Bob Brown. presi-
dent OF the Vancouver club OF the
Western International league and
veteran Of 40 years in Northwest
baseball, and Carl Mays. former
big league pitcher and highly sue
eessful teacher of baseball to
youngsters.
Ben Lombard. acting prcsi-
dent OF the Western Inter-
national league, also will at
tend. rs well rs Clln Olson.
football coach at Pacific Luz
theran, and Marvin Tommer-
yik and Harshman; John
Heinrich. football coach at
Stadium; Eddie Schwarr, foot
hall coach at Lincoln. and
Jack Quill, president of the
Tacoma Tigers.
The program, despite the large
number scheduled 10 appear. will
be short Between the brief
speeches will be musical numbers
and community singing. The
whole program will be of an in
formal nature. A buffet lunch will
follow the program. The doors will
open at $50 o'clock and the hall
will remain open until midnight
to give the Hot Stovers ample
opportunity to talk things over.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Two Grid Titles
Hang in Balance
By UNITED PRESS

Title claims in the Northwest
conference and Washington Inter
collegiate conference go on the
block this weekend at Salem. Ore,
and Tacoma.
Willamette university. driving TO
regain the title after a slow start,
takes on Pacific university's 1889
champions tonight. Advance no.
tees favor the Besrcats, who
rolled up huge scores against Lin
field and Puget Sound.
The Winco race hits q ell
max with Pacific Lutheran
colleges famed "aeriai circus"
tangling with Central Wash
ington tomorrow. Last year
the Ellensburg gridders upset
another strong PIC eleven,
25-6. But the odds are with
Cliff Olson's gang to close its
1910 season unbeaten and I'M
tied.
Only other Winco contest pits
Eastern MISUNDERSTANDING for
a title deadlock with Pacific Lu-
theran-against Western Wash
ington al Bellinghsm tomorrow.
ST. Martins Rangers meet Linfield
of the Northwest conference In a
montague tilt at Olympia.
The Northwest circuit schedule
includes: College Of Idaho VS.. Col
lege Of Puget Sound at Caldwell;
Whitman vs.. Eastern Oregon Nor
NAL at la Grande. Both games
will be played Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Names Officers

Jim Anderson was elected presi-
dent of the Tacoma Steelhead club
at a dinner meeting last night at
Scotty's tavern Other officers
named were Jack Macdonald. vice
president; Miles Nelson. secretary
treasurer. and Maj. Mark Croxsll.
guard. The club is looking for
ward to a great season. Showings
Of the heavy 1861 paintings
made BY the state game commits
sion should be coming up the Sound
waters this year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Capacity Crowd Expected at Hot Stove Meeting
Barney 0ldfield
And Wife Make Up

Los ANGELES - Barney Old
fed. retired racing driver. and his
wife. Hulds. called of their divorce
suit today Their lawyers said the
Oidfields are reoonciled.
Mrs. oldfield had brought the
suit. charging TIRE racer, temper
made her miserable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

THE table is the place for table and the gdiron
campus is the place for throwing footballs around
That is what Judge William r. Deyin has made plain 10
fcotbainclned students at University of Washington
The youngsters have been traipsng and through
public thoroughares the while throwing footballs 10
another. habit which brought complaints from motorists
and compelled John Law badge authority and all to step in
and pinch the kids -.
Judge Devn penazed the first two students brought
before him in novel, and he thought convincing
He ordered both 10 write Law enforcement
But the editorial ambsses Of the University Daily corkins
publication defense Of the football
aents
They speak speech thought liberty
pursuit happiness especially quality hspp
football
public thoroughfares
The driving public the walking public and
editorial the
Judge a tumble behind goal
In other Judge Deyn the editorial blew
his clipping whistle like this:
traffic violations strictly
their
What
The next that before
smaeking them the hsds with the book
Who said the mshtier than judge the beneh7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16

The Olympia hadminton team
proved too much for the Tacoma
~" Shutters in a Puget Sound
league match yesterday. Olympia
won four Of the five matches and
lost the fifth because of lack OF
another player.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Monthly Sweeps
AT Linden Club

The Tacoma Golf association
monthly sweeps will be held at
Linden club. Puyallup. Saturday
and Sunday.
Allenmore club is especially ac-
tive in lining up team Of SO
players. II the Aliens win this
one and the Allenmore club lands
the December sweeps. Boss Sam
Allen promised the gang a feed.
So. don't be surprised If Allenmore
club wins the sweeps this week
end.
Play will be individual medal.
There also will be turkey
event, something special from Sat
urday noon through sunday.
Punch Bowl standings TO date
are Brookdale. 81 points; Meadow
Park. IS; Highland. sou; Fircrest,
three times winner. so; Linden.
40; Allenmore. IS. and Falkland.
ST..
Punch bowl starting times
are Highland ". Linden, $50:
Fircrest vs.. Meadow Park,
1880: Allenmore VS.. Falkland.
1880. Brookdale draws a bye.
Punch bowl play il Sunday
only.
The jackpot kitty has S34.7O.
That's nice little egg.
Attendance standings TO date
are.
Highland. l43. Brookdale. 1876
Allenmore. 1856. Meadow Park. % :
Fircrest Sc Linden. as; Park
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16

In the junior field is Hol-
lister Gee, Jack Ankenny,
Chef Stone. Reynolds Le-
jarine. Eugene Biddle, Homer
Armstrong. Norman Meyer.
Earl Alstad, Earl Falk. Tom
Loren, John Lucas. Bill kopel,
Bob Seabloom. Bill Sahkin.
Bob Mercer, Don Taylor, Dave
Lorraine, Don O'Neil, John
Loften and Vince Hansen.
The sophomores include Wilbur
Emmunds, Darrell Christianson
Jerry Jacques. Blake Armstrong
Charles Peterson, Roy Pierre
Frank Rush, Clarence Hartman
Jack England. Allen Black, Morris
Rowland. Dick Haylund. Morn
Jensen. Homer Johnson. Elme
Brolin. Ed Huntington and Dali
Arnestad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Coach Schwarz
Seeks Offense
Lincoln Boss Not
Content These Days

New plays and means OF attack
were issued Lincoln gridders yes
terdsy by their chief strategist,
Eddie Schwarz, as the Axemen pre-
pared for their Thanksgiving day
battle with Stadium.
Coach Schwarz is endeayoring
TO find a spark which will send his
offensive machine blazing into
gear. Evidence OF the need can be
found by looking at the seasons
scores. Lincoln in eight games
has scored IL points TO their
opponents Il.
On the face value OF these fig
ures, the Abe touchdown tattoo
appears average. But when one
considers that 33 Of the points
were scored at the expense Of two
somewhat downtrodden elevens,
Bellarmine and Centrslia, the Of
fensive record Is anything but
bright.
In an effort TO stymie this
scoring bugaboo. SohwarI will
probably spend the next sey-
eral drills on passing and run
ming. The Abes will turn out
tomorrow. Monday and Tues
day. and then taper off with .
light drill on Wednesday, pre-
ceding the game.
A check on the medical list re-
veals that the entire team is in
good shape with the return to ac-
ton of Blades. The rsney end has
been out with influenza the past
week.
The only two players who will
be out Will be Bob Hokenson and
Loren Lilly. who have been out for
the entire season. Lilly was ex-
peeted to suit up for this game.
but doctors said IL unadvisable
in view of the condition Of his
knee.
lngwsld Thompson was drafted
from the city champion sophomore
team to a wing berth. Thompson
is a kicker extraordinary. booting
the oval SO yards with ease.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Bellarmine's
Reserves Win
Abes Toke Lead at
Outset but Folter

Coming from behind with q
two-touchdown surge in the second
half. the Bellsruine reserves
scored their second win OF the
season over the Lincoln midgeis
Is 10 s. yesterday on the west
end gridiron.
The Rsilsplitters grabbed an
early lead when Joe seto snagged
a Bell pass and raced s. yards TO
q touchdown. Incidentally. II was
the lone score Of the season for
the Abes and saved them from
a complete blsekout on the offen-
sive side
Bellarmine tailed shortly
after the second half began.
They recovered Lincoln
tumble on the Abe s1-yard
line, then with O'Brien. they
marched TO pay dirt. O'Brien
went over from the one-yard
line. o'Brien plunged over
for the extra point.
The second Bell tally came as
result Of punt return Of Is yards
to the Axemen 2e-ysrd stripe by
Vic Martineau. From there the
Lions marched in a slow but de-
liberate fashion for the marker.
Marks elinched the game by
plunging over from the one-yard
stripe. The conversion failed.
Marks. O'Brien and Martineau
were the wheels in the Lions
machine. while Joe Seto and Neil
Stevens were outstanding both
extensively and defensively. for
Lincoln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Stadium Mermaids
In After School PLAY

Fifty girls are turning out for
the Diana swimming team az
Stadium There are IS sopho-
mores. II juniors and 13 seniors
participating in the after school
activity.
Those turning out are: Dawn
Barker. Nina Brinkerhoff. Anita
Hansen. Dorothy Hull. Marjorie
Jack. Pat Lutes. Ruth Michael,
Dorothy Mulholland. Marcella
Shscklett. Joyce Smith, Muriel
Spofforth. Harriet Ehricke. Mar
lyme Tisdale.
Mildred Hoff. Connie
Meyers. Bettylee Moffet. Kay
McNal1. Virginia Partridge.
Louise Shaub, June Wetsch,
Hazel Witte, MAXINE Doug
las. Gerry Osberg. shirley
Rasmussen.
Georgia Peterson. Janeth Reid,
Patty Kicker. Mary Gilmore
Roberts. Henry Eta Foss. Sally
Gould. Phyllis Halliday. Joy Har-
der. Janeth Hart. Phyllis John
son, Juanita Rooney. Ards Scott
Edna Schartow, Betty WHITE,
Mickey Jennings. Pat Aitchison.
Connie Allen, Violet Anderson.
Bertha Bellsmy. Alice Ann Beal.
Naurlne Braget. Wanda Burkhart.
Dorothy Moyles. Mary Ann Nc
Neil. Gerrie Tough. Norma Kay
Peterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Majors Seek Tomasic, Temple Star

PuADELPHIA-Andy Tomase junior Temple Uni
vern whose all round play has Philadelphia
lative merits Of Tomasac Francis
has major league pitching aspirations league
Temple club last spring
he five and extra innings
Holy crcss beat him. As teammates
Regain expected report as catcher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
"STAND-UP" SUPPER

The buffet supper was invented
by Tide. celebrated chef Of the
time Of Louis XVI Of France.
Women Of the period often would
foreEo refreshments rather than
ruin cnnolined. starched and
trilled dresses by sitting down. so
Ude conceived the idea Of the
stsnd-up" supper
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
CENTRAL WASHINGTON
PACIFIC LUTHERAN

Squad sloppy 54), Tom Lunsden
Danny oden 1867.
Harmon al Dougy Martin t3l Pete Peterson 4s Ray Pfueser
Poio 1881 Ray 40 Blair
Taylor s5l Sterling (32 s4l
mervik t42 Bob Tommek t52) Whitehead 80 FIRE.
Falsrom 57). HUSKY 4S George
Erng Holland $50 Broz Se Thoreon
(45 Sgurdson t3O). North SD Plat So
Enenshurg-Lounsberry 13D. Carr 1851 Deyn 49, t35
Dean tS7). Bostsnero Kern 42 Miller tf3 Rowy 40
Csrmody Neander Pitt az. Harvey Mosh tae
Goodman 1861 Rap $50. l5sl. Wilson
800 Spithsn e. Fsgerstsd (62l ottere Mssk
(eel Charles te71
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Colby HortneM Paid OF -.

Leo the Gabby Hartnett his 10 best of faith
full and able service to the Chicago Cubs named
manager when age had taken the juice from his legs
And, failing with what he had TO work with
E. was fired point blank and without ceremony
True he well paid those 10 years but still
believe there should be shown in such that quality
known appreciation
However all too often employers overlook lengthy individual
well and faithfully simply call a cold
business rule and whop off the victims head
But oil Gabby lrishman
hard sheled game of professional baseball
He summed his like this
That's baseball can't belyaohe
gIy a better time l
Those words typical Of like Hartnet
beloved of all Cub players
Incidentally oil Gabby astonishing one in
In all those with the Cubs dropped only
H. three foul flies
money
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Game Billed
For Saturday
Military. Civilion
Program Scheduled
NINkO LIZ AGUE

A big shaggy. green-eyed Cen
trail Washington Wildcat pack will
invade the Stadium bowl Sstur-
day afternoon at ? o'clock IN
search of Gladiator hide. They
VIII be attempting to follow up a
plenteous 25 to repast which
they had last year at the expense
OF the Pacific Lutheran Clads
And they will be striving to do
what no other team has been able
TO do this year-nsmely. crush the
powerful Lutheran serial circus
They come at an opportun.
time - when the Falkland
gridders are riddled with in
iuries.
In the stands will be sev-
eral thousand Pacific Luth-
eran "homecomers," soldier.
from Fort Lewis, McChord
Field and Camp Murray. plus
the regular fans.
Mayor Harry P. Cain will be
there TO announce the halftime
program which will be featured
by five big army bands and
reading Of PIC. football history
by Prof. Theodore Karl of the
college faculty.
PEP PARADE
Plans are being formulated by
Mayor Cain and his committees to
make the celebration one of the
biggest in Tacomss football his
tory.
A pep parade. led BY Yell
Leader Burt Thorpe, will file
through the downtown section at
four-thirty this afternoon.
In the meantime. the Luth-
Grams are applying heat lamps.
bandages and medicines on
injured limbs. Mentor Cliff
Olson announces that Captain
Sig Sigurdson and Tackle
George Anderson may suit up
for the game-but little. IL
any action will be given them.
Lolly Jungck, the big first
string guard will not be in suit
for the tussle. He will be re-
placed by George Thorleifson,
1s5-pound speedster from Ballard.
Despite these weakened posi-
tons, Olson is not giving out any
odds to Leo Nicholson's team. He
fully expects that his gridders will
play Cheney on even, if not higher,
terms.
And the attitude of the gridders
themselves is significant. They
know that a hard, rough game is
on the menu but are fully conf
dent of victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
PLANTS NEED THEM

Calcium. carbon, hydrogen. iron.
magnesium. nitrogen. oxygen.
PHOSPHORUS. potassium and sui
phur are the 10 elements neces-
sary y plant growth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
McChord Bombers
Win Another Tilt

The McChord Bombers took the
~" team. 81 TO 20. last night.
which ties up the Y league race.
The game vas close and at half
time the score stood II to II for
the ~" Wood was high point
man for the winners with points.
Larson for the losers was high
with s points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Lutherans vs.. Ellensburq

Below listed the tentative starting neups for the Nno clash
between Pacific Lutheran college and
Central Washington college Eensbg The contest will take place
he Tacnn sfad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16

Substitutfs' "Y'-Stevens f2l,
Nelson 49, Harvey a.. Rori Hesel-
wood. McChord = Holstrom. Petal.
Mann.
The McChord Goldenrods took
an easy game from the Phalanx
30 10 Is. For the winners Weese
was high with IS points and for
the losers Larson stood out with
10 points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Hachback Dame" Comes Thursday the Roxy Iheater
Charles Laushton to Be Seen
As Hero Of Victor Hugo lale
Unusually Strong Cast, Headed by Maureen y Hara'
Supports Noted English Actor More Than
$500 Players Participate

How the love of groesque cripple for dazzling peauy
who ped him leads him to her life at the cos1 o If
own is the powerful dramatic theme of THE Hunchpach
Notre Dame with Charles Laughton the stellar roe ana
which comes To the Roxy theater screen Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Five Secretary
Roles For Jean

II there is such thing as 'the
perfect secretary" she probably
looks, acts. and thinks like Jean
Arthur. Miss Arthur. one Of Holly
woods finest actresses. has played
the role Of secretary In Frank
Capra's Academy Award winning
"You Can't Take II with You"
the sensational THE Whole Towns
Talking" in More Than Secre-
tary" and in Easy Living"
Now. at the Beverly theater,
Miss Arthur is again a secretary.
Starred with James Stewart in
Capra's stirring Mr.. Smith Goes
TO Washington. the lovely young
player is seen as a cynical. WASH
ington-wise, politics-hating office
aide 70 her co-star. Stewart, who
appeared opposite Miss Arthur in
sYou Can't Take IL with You" is
cast as youthful United States
senator who believes in the demo-
cratic tradition.
Not that Miss Arthur can be
considered typed" Her recent
screen roles have presented her as
a newspaperwoman, in Mr.. Deeds
Goes to Town." another capra
Academy Award winning film; as
a western pioneer. in ''The Plains
man" and in hr forthcoming Co
lumbia production Arizona and
as an actress. in Diamond Jim.
"Only Angels Have Wings snd
Adventure in Manhattan"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

This filmization of the Victor
Hugo classic comes as one Of the
outstanding screen events OF the
decade, abundant in eye-dazzling
splendor and breath-taking scenes.
In addition to the 100 stage and
screen principals who supper
Laughton prominently, $500 play
ers appear in the spectacle scenes.
The plot deals with the loyalty
and sacrifice of a hunchback bell
ringer in the great cathedral Of
Notre Dame. Here a beautiful
gypsy girl takes refuge from a
powerful noble who admires but
persecutes her.
Because the girl befriended him,
the deformed bell-ringer rescues
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
New First Run Bill Opens at
Hamrick' ) Blue Mouse Today
"A Cid Is Born" and Stronger Than Desire" TO
Hsvs loed Pssmissss: GsrsIdins
Fitzgerald ssars h Drama

"A Child Is Born" stirrngy original drama of women
"a the brink Of Hs greatest experience viii have its first
local showing ut the Blue Mouse theater today Geraldine
Fitzgerald the sensational acting discovery Of Dark Victory
and Wuherng Heights heads the cast with Gladys George
Gale PAGE and Jeffrey LYNN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

There are very few films
woman in the cast. This is mai
has to be love interest, or 81
often authenticity is sacrifices
Monogram's "Mutiny in the Big
House." authentic in every possible
detail, from the cut Of prison garb
to the actions Of the convicts, is
made even more authentic by not
having q love story introduced to
satisfy the few customers who de-
sire a pretty face in every film.
"Mutiny in the Big House." COM
ing Thursday to the Riviera thea
ter. is a prison story-a story of
men without women, and 1t con-
Germs itself with the everyday lives
of those servants of the state who
run the prison as well as those who
are serving time in 1t.
"Mutiny in the Big House" was
suggested by the Colorado state
penitentiary break in 1929, in
which a priest, Father Patrick
O'Neil, was the hero. 1t is the
story of a prison chaplain, who
works day and night without re-
ward to save the souls and rebuild
the lives of broken men.
Charles Bickford has the role OF