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Evening star., 1940-09-21
Zion Lutheran

The Tapestry of Life" will be the
subject of the Rev. Edward G.
Goetz. Members of the Sunday
school and congregation will par
ticipate in the Regional Church
Workers Conference of the United
Lutheran Church in America in
Luther Place Memorial Church
Tuesday night.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve
a luncheon in the chapel on Thurs
day at noon. The Young Women's S
Missionary Society will meet on
Friday night at the home of Miss
Margaret Mcdonald, 5021 Fourth
street NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-21
Central Presbyterian

DR.. James H. Taylor will preach
in the morning on The Tragedy of
Nation" A special evening serv-
ice will be held in the lecture room.
Miss Carolyn Mathews, a teacher
in the mission station at Beirut,
Syria, who has recently returned,
will give an account of her work
and of her voyage home when it
was necessary to return by the way
of India and China.
The fellowship for young people
will be held at 6:15 and the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at 7 o'clock
Evening star., 1940-09-21
Standardization,

Brahmachari Jotin of Calcutta,
India, will speak at the morning
service on Western avenue at Forty
ninth street NV, on Conscious
Cognition." The public class in
philosophy and yoga will be held
Wednesday at s pm.
Evening star., 1940-09-21
Divine Science.

The Rev. G. L. Patch will begin
a series of lesson-sermons on "Spir-
itual Defense Program" tomorrow at
/ a m. at the Grafton Hotel There
will be a meeting every Thursday
at s pm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Tyrone Power Stars in Tale
OF Famous Mormon Leader
Pier is. With Lynn BoIii dIidd Lloyd
Nolan. Offered os Companion Picture

historic Mormon trek westward.
Tyrone Power Is starred in the pic
ture which features Linda DarneIl
in the leading feminine role. and
Dean Jaeger az Brigham Young.
The size and scope of Brigham
Young" can be judged by the epic
scenes It contains. Among them
are:
The crossing Of the Mississippi
in the dead Of winter by thousands
Of Mormons fleeing before guns
The massacre at Nauvoo, III.
when masked raiders pillaged the
city and struck down defenseless
hundreds.
The historic trek Of 20. 900 people
across endless miles of wasteland.
The plague Of millions Of crick-
cts during the first year at Great
Salt Lake. and the miracle OF the
sea gulls which arrived in time TO
devour the insects and rid the Nor
mons Of their pestilence.
Featurd in Daryl Zanuck's COLI
orful production are Brian Dom
levy, Jane Darwell. John Carradine.
Mary Aston, Vincent Price. Jean
Rogers and Ann Todd. Henry
Hathaway directed.
pier b." featuring Lynn Bari
and Lloyd Nolan. shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Escape From Stun
In Primrose Path

The drama which follows when
a friendless girl is so ashamed of
her disreputable family that she
tries to disown IL. weaves into
pattern of fascinating complica-
tons in Primrose PATH" current
ly starring Ginger Rogers and Joel
McCrea at the Shell theater.
Miss Rogers is cast as the
ashamed daughter of sordid fam
lily living across the tracks"
When she suddenly falls in love
with a gay young man who oper-
stes a hamburger stand down near
the fish canneries. she does not let
him know anything about her kin.
She deserts her home to marry the
boy, and it is not until after their
marriage that ne learns Of her
unsavory background.
Marjorie Rambeau, Henry Trav-
ers. Miles Mander. Queenie vassar
and Joan Carroll have important
supporting roles in Primrose
Path" which Gregory La Cava
directed and produced for RKO
Radio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Honor Memory OF
Alma Gluck

A memorial concert to the late
Alma Gluck. American soprano.
will constitute Arturo Toscanini's
first performance of the season
with the NBc symphony orches-
ira. II will be held at Carnegie
han Nov. %.
Toscanini, devoted friend of
the singer, win conduct verdi's
Requiem" in her memory. Solo,
lists will be Zinka Milanov. So
prano; Bruna Castsgna, contralto;
Jussi Bjoerling. tenor. and Nicola
Moscona. bass. The Westminster
choir will sing the choral pas
sages.
The performance will be a bene-
fit and the proceeds will 20 to 4
memorial unit to the singer in the
new building of the Roosevelt hos
pital. Orchestra seats will cost
SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Balloon Busters
Set for the Roxy

The spheres of radio and theater.
birth places of the new and novel
in entertainment ideas. again hit
the mark with Balloon Busters"
which will be IS minute feature
on the program of Hamrick's Roxy
theater each Monday and Wednes-
day evening beginning this Mon
day at s:15 p. m.
With radio station KMO, Allen
Motors. and the Roxy theater COM
bining their efforts to make the
alter patrons time more enjoyably
spent, Balloon Busters" should
present a rapid fire Is minutes of
wit testing.
Following the Balloon Busters"
schedule the regular double feature
screen bill will leave nothing lack
ing for those who seek diversified
amusement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
NOW PLAYING At LOCAL THEATERs
Francis Lederer In The Man I Mar
RED"

frsneis Ledsrer In The Man I Mar
RETURN SHOWING.
BEyERLY-Aartha Scott and William
Holden in "Our Town" also Billy
Lee in The Biscuit Eater"
CAPITOIr-John Garfield and Ann
Sheridan in Castle on The Hud-
son": also Jane wyman In Private
Detective"
COMMUNITY - Jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy In New Moon"
also Warren william and Jean Muir
IN The Lone Wolf Meets Lady"
KAY STREET-Robert Young and
Helen Gilbert in "Florian"; also
Baby Sandy and Misoha Auer In
Sandy Is Lady
Ameche IN Lillian Russell" also
Edward Arnold a. Diamond Jim
Brady"
PARk-Bing Crosby and Gloria Jean
In IF I Had Ny Way" also Jack
Holt and Harry Carey In Outside
the Three Mile Limit"
PROcTOR-stan Laurel and Oliver
Hardy in "Saps ct Sea-" also Rob-
ert Young and Helen Gilbert IN
''Florian."
REALaRT-DennisM Morgan and oior-
Ia Dickson in Tear Gas Squad"
also Robert Cummings and Billie
Burke in And One Was Beautiful"
n y y - Joan Crawford and FredFic
March in Susan and God" also
The Invisible Enemy"
SHELI-Joel McCrea and Ginger
Rogers in Primrose Path; also
Bella Lugosi and Boris Karloff in
illegal Operation"
SUNSET-Carole Lands and Lon
CLANCY. Dr.. IN lone Million B. c..
also Stan Laulel and Olive Hardy
in f'Saps at Sea" .a-
TEMPLE - Margaret SULLIVAN and
James Stewart in The Mortal
Storm" also Olivia De Havflland
and Jeffrey Lynn in MY Love
Came Back"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Screen S Longest
Travelling Shot

The longest continuous travel
ing shot" ever filmed il on view
in The Mortal Storm" showing
at the Temple theater.
The sequence. which depicts a
concentration camp. took 20 min
utes of continuous photography to
record and CONSUMED 1000 feet
Of film. The camera was mount
ed on a track which completely
surrounded the camp" set and.
because a motorized unft would
have proven too noisy, II was
pushed by crew Of 10 men.
THE Mortal Storm" based on
the thrilling novel by Phyllis Bot
tome, features a cast headed by
Margaret SULLIVAN. James Stew
art. Robert Young and Frank Nor
gan The picture was directed by
Frank Borage. with the support
ing cast featuring Robert Stack.
Bonita Granville. Irene Rich. VIII
liam T. Orr. Maria ouspenskaya
and Gene Reynolds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

Foran Wins Girl
From MacMurray

Dick Foran. r0otin'. tootln'. red
afrasszzz go 49, a@eszassf iszszss -iizss
everybody in Hollywood previous
" thought would be impossible. in
his role in Paramounts Rangers
Of Fortune" now playing at the
Rialto theater. Foran wins the
heroine Of the show away from
lady-killer Fred MaeMurrayi
Actually. it's not as bad as IT
sounds for MacMurray. Winner
in al his previous screen TO
mances, MaeAur.ay Is permitted
TO ride over the horizon in search
Of further adventure in Rangers
Of Fortune" As the leader Of a
trio Of sagebrush cavaliers. Mac
Murray is supposed TO be infatu-
ated with Dame Fortune. and 50
he leaves Patricia Morrison. lead
ing lady Of the film. 80 be con-
soled by Dick Foran.
Albert Decker, Gilbert Roland.
Joseph schildkraut and Betty
Brewer are In the featured cast Of
Rangers of Fortune" which was
directed by Sam Wood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
IDEAS WANTED

Reuben Mamoulian. directing
The Californian" for Goth Gen.
tury-Fox. is trying out an expert
ment in direction. When he started
the picture. he called the crew
together and asked all Of them,
including the men up on the cat
walks. to interrupt him at any
time with suggestions. Since then
he has incorporated IL Of their
ideas into the shooting. Bobs
Hoagland. the script girl. keeps
track Of those accepted since
Mamoulian plans to give the high
idea" person a trophy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Ace Film Director Meqs
Famous Post Dog Tale

Stuart Heisler, who directed
some Of filmdom's outstanding pic
lures in recent years, welded the
megaphone for The Biscuit Eat
err" southern romance adapted
from James Streets famous Sat-
urday Evening Post story, which
is now at the Beverly theater
Among others. Heisler is re-
sponsible for Roman Scandals. I"
The Wedding Night" THE Dark
Angel" 'Klondike Annie" The
Big Broadcast of 1887" Poppy"
and The Hurricane
In order to make THE Biscuit
Eater" Heisler took an entire
Paramount production unit to Al
bany. Georgia. to get authentic
background for the film and to
recruit local characters who have
never before appeared before the
cameras. The cast is headed by
Billy Lee, cordell Hickman, Helene
Willard. Richard Lane. Lester
Matthews and Snowflake.
II you're not using it, sell il with
~<~xra u< @ft.r Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

In most motion pictures the plot
Is keyed to build up to one ire
mendous climax Daryl =. Fan
uck's production Of Brigham
Young" BY Louis Bromfield. which
comes today 10 the Music Box
theater, has many spectacular Sc
quences. any one Of which would
make a thrilling climax for most
pictures.
Brigham Young" which has
been called the great American
motion picture, is the story Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
FIRsr sHoMINo

Blue MOUSE - Clark Gable. Clau-
LAMAR and Prank Morgan IN
Boom Town"
MI sic BON-Tyrone Power and Lin
da Darneli IN Brigham Young"
also Lynn Bari and Lloyd Nolan IN
pier i3."
RIAITO - Pred MacMurray and Pa
tricia Morrison in Rangers OF For
tune also Joan Blondell and Dick
Powell in Il Want a Divorce"
RINIERA-Boris Karloff and Roger
Pryor in The Man With Nine
Lives" also Jack Holt and Noah
Berry jr.. in Passport to Alcatraz.s
RONN-Henry Fonda and Jackie
Cooper in The Return of Frank
James" also Joan Bennett and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
WESTERN STAR BOWS

Many Of Hollywood's most IA
nous stars got their starts as such
in outdoor western dramas. The
newest of these 10 Tim Holt. who
in Wagon Train" RkO Radio
picture. begins his career as star
after appearing in more than 20
motion pictures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

years. As soon as he Is restored.
the scientist emharks on a ruth
less series Of experiments in his
underground laboratory which re-
suit In the snuffing out Of five
lives Roger Pryor and 10 Ann
Savers are featured In the new
film which was directed by Nick
Grinde.
The fake passport racket by
which secret agents are able to
sabotage American industry is
blasted by Columbia's Passport
20 Aloatraz, sensational new Jack
Holt vehicle which shares the
screen at the Barovic house. Holt
is seen as = special Investigator
who cracks the espionage network
wide open. and others In the film
are Noah Berry. j.. Cecilia Gale 20.
c. Henry Gordon and Make Rosen-
bloom. Lewis d. Collins directed,
from a story by Albert DeMond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
PETER LOIRE FEATURED

Hailed IS one of the seasons
most unusual films, Stranger on
the Third Floor" presents Peter
LORE as an irresponsible killer
and John Mcclure and Margaret
Talhchet a. a young couple who
find themselves involved in a dou-
BILE murder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
A HORSE ON DE MILE

Gary Cooper insisted on riding
his own horse in Cecil B. De
Miles technicolor epic, North
west Mounted Police" so Para
mount gave Argie. a red roam pur-
chased by the actor in Arizona
two months ago, a job in the
movies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

Maria 0uspenskaya Ludwig Stossel and Johnny Russell
'The Man Married" is above the average in screen
entertainment and does its share to make the bill at
the Roxy good one.
The reel shows pictures of the recent kidnapping
of little Marc De Tristan and special feature football
the finest your reviewer has the motion pic
ture
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
ACCORDING TO BRENDA

Brenda Joyce believes blondes
have no business with heavy exotic
perfumes-that they should stick
to delicate flower scents for sum-
mer use and spicy ones for winter.
And that no one should ever use
the heavy kind OF furs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

who Is married % n UermAH
(Francis Ledererl and con-
Germs itself with their expert
ences during a visit" to the
fatherland.
The supporting cast is an
unusually strong one. In adj
dition to those already men,
toned. We find such sterling
entertainers as Otto Kruger,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Boris Karloff
Afihe Riviera
Jack Holt Stor OF
Other New Feature

Boris Karloff stars in the weird
and fascinating horror-film, CO.
lumhia's The Nan With Nine
Lives" opening today at the
Riviera ihester. Central figure Of
the thrilling drama is 4 ruthless
scientist, portrayed by karloff. who
returns 70 life after being in a
state Of frozen sleep for ten
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

AZ The Roxy!

enjoyed II, You VIII wish 10 see this sequel
because it takes up the story where the
first picture left off. 1t is a technicolor
film having the same characteristics and
much the same atmosphere as did the
Jesse James" offering.
Jackie Cooper, young pal of Frank
James, gives an excellent performance
and the supporting cast is much the same
as told the Jesse James" story. The
scenery, revealed in natural colors, is
beautiful and the picture is well done.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

There plenty of action and about all the one could
expect from such a production.
The other attraction, THE Man Married sees
Hollywood blasting away at the Naz cause, something
has done most effectively in previous films.
The story concerns American girl Miss Bennett
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
AWARD ACTOR

Rusty" the Irish setter IN
-Four Mothers" has won Is blue
ribbons in dog shows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

II you're not using it, sell il with
a-Fast Action Times Want Ad.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-08
Clergyman Charges Same Old Gang"

Revere, Mass, April 8-(UP)- The Rev. E. Ambrose Jenkins, pas tor of the First Congregational Church, charged today that the new Revere Racing Association. which has petitioned for 100 nights of dog racing at Wonderland aPrk, was the "old gang with a new front"
 He said the association merely was a combine of the Bay State Greyhound Association and the Old Harbor -ennel Club with only six of the original stockholders purged.
 The purged six, he said, were those indicted by a federal grand jury on attempted income tax eva sions charges. They included Mar tn Hays, former Republican floor leader of the Massachusetts House.
 The new association, controlling the nations richest dog track, was formed after Governor Leverett Sal tonstall said he would permit dog racing 10 b. run only by "reputa- bleb Massachusetts citizens"
 Rev. Jenkins, president of the Revere Ministers Association, said last night that "the governors de- mand has not been carried out. I fail to see how the commis- sion Estate Racing) can conscien- tiouSly app-ove the present Set-up."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-08
STAR BRUIN GOALIE
 TO MARRY SOON

Boston, April 8-(UP)- Frank Brimsek of Eleventh, Minn., 24- year-old goalie of the Boston Bruins hockey team, and Miss Marguerite McMillan of Kirkland Lake, Ont, expect to be married Wednesday.
 The couple, who met two years ago while Brimsek was playing with Providence, R. T., in the h. ternational- American league, filed intentions Saturday at City Hall.
 Miss McMillan said she would have to return to Canada to com- plete arrangements for her perma- nent entrance into this country be- fore the ceremony could be per- formed. She said she met the silent goalie while she was a house guest of Mrs. John Crawford, home town friend. Mrs. Crawfrd's husband is a Bruin ieammate of Brimsek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-08
Sluggers Feature WaterburyA. Here Thursday

Waterbury A. c. matchmakers have come up with strictly punch ing program for Thursday of this week with no fancy Dams" listed for action in four announced bouts, with another battle in the making. Eldridge Eatman, the well set up Norwalk negro is paired with Char ley Eagle in an eight round bout that is expected to produce some hard and fast leather-pushing that will wind up another excellent card of action similar to the cards head ed by Turcotte and Bell, Dolan and Thompson.
 Both Eagle and Eatman have wasted no time getting into condi- tion for what each knows will be a bruising fight. Eagle made a fine showing before 12,000 fans in Madi- son Square Garden ten days ago when he fought a slashing draw with Tommy Tucker; while Eatman was going great guns until he was matched with Nathan Mann in New Haven, but expects to pick up where he left off winning and intends Eagle as his first of a new series of ring victims. The coal-black boy from the Clam City is an extremely hard puncher, while Eagles right hand smashes ought to help him in his bid for victory which will lead to some good outdoor shots" here in Waterbury.
 Ciarlo vs. Lasky
 In a six round semi final go, Tom my Ciarlo who has been plagued by boils is in good shape again and scheduled for a sixer with Floyd Lasky of New York. The latter has tangled with Primo Flores; Billy Beauhuld, Julie Kogan, Johnny Mack and Frankie Conn and must have something in his fistic makeup to stand up with that kind of opposi- tion. Beauhuld, in particular is an Al fighter considered of champion ship calibre in the welterweight divi- sion.
 renew their walloping- g-swapping fol they put on a great fight some six weeks ago here in Waterbury. Sam Craig and Billy Brown meet in a four round go that ought to be very much worth while watching.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-08
ANGEL" AT ARENA
 AGAIN ON FRIDAY

New Haven, April 8 - Maurice "The Angel" Tillet, worlds ugliest man, makes his second appearance at the Arena in a month on Next Friday night, when he will collide with Frank Judson of Boston, in the two-out-of-three falls main event on Promoter Joe zonsin's all-star wrestling card.
 '"The Angel" drew 5000 fans here month ago, the largest audience to witness 8 mat bill here in two years, when he downed Charlie Strack in straight falls. He faces a far tougher opponent in the versa tile Judson.
 Karl Jojello, Lithuanian star, Billie Bartush of Chicago, and Gino Marconi, a newcomer from Italy, will wrestle formidable opponents on the undercard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-08
Industrial League Season Records Named

Industrial League bowling honors will be distributed in the form of prize money and oratorical recogni- ton given to teams and individuals deserving it, when all concerned gather at the festive board of Quaker Inn Saturday night of this week.
 Chase Metal repeated as team champions of the league by a mar gin of six games with American Brass and Blake-Johnson behind them in that order. Bill Dente of American Brass finished with a high average of 129.55, Eddie Marinelli, coming through as runner-up with 127.8. Dente did not start hte season with the Brass team.
 Harmon's 186 and Nick Whites 478 won high single and high three honors for the season at the Matta- tuck alleys, while American Brass took both team records of I'll for a single game and 2,O12 for three games. One of the most unfortunate situations, Tommy Civitate is not eligible for a prize though he fin- ished sixth high average, as he was one game short of the necessary two- thirds competition. Scovill's team won the attendance prize, using the to Secretary George Parnassus Per- same five men all season, according rnie, reelected secretary of the league for the coming year.
 AVERAGES
 Dente 129.55, Marinelli 127.8 Simpson 126.7, Sharon 125.47, Tato 125.12, Civitate 124.34, Lucarelli 122.41, Raynor 1928, Fischetti 121.7 70, Stokes 121.61, Rado 121.51, Grafano 121.29, Klukis 12128, Duchene 121.15 Montanari 120.73, Lovallo 12O50, za- ga 120.34, White 120.24, Nardi 12O.18, Pape 120.11, Scully 1904, Larson 1855, Harmon 11950, Orsini 119.48, Klobedanz 119.44, Williams 1923, Martin 11865, Janus 118.63, Blair 118.41, Stanley 11820, Kozak 118.16, Hamel 117.52, Pestareln 117.23, Mais- to 117.18, Backman 117.12, Festa 117.2, Comardo 116.55, Reihl 1882, Wurtenburg 116.20, Galuppo 116.10, Laudeman 116.8, Anderson 115.63, Semetas 115.45, Skilton 11526, Hal lenborg 115.1, Mackay 114.36, Hardy 114.35, DeBiase 114.32, Kopp 112.27, Smoley 112.1, Halloway 111.12, Kuz- ma 111.12, Salcito 111.4, I. Esposito 110.52, Messenger 11044, Winters 110- .39, ,Cluney 109.21, Kalick 1892, Rob- erts 107.76, Cummings 105.16.
 FINAL STANDING
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-08
NORTH END MERCHANTS
 SOFTBALL MEETING

All managers of teams interested in joining the North End Merchants Softball league are asked to meet tomorrow night at Joe's Barber shop, 8 Grove street at 7:3O p. m. to lay out plans for the season. Names of players should be brought to the meeting. An election of officers will also be held. Teams concerned in- clude:
 Dams Tavern, Joe Mochella, tailor Halloran Grill, HamZy's confection- cry store; Fulton Market, Mixes Smoke Shop; Palmer Smoke Shop; Pats Home Lunch; Keenan's Grill: Legion Grill; McCarthy's Drug; Rudy's Grill; Joe's Barber Shop; Riley and Burns and North Square Tavern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-08
ST MARY'SS.M.O.C,
 WINS HI,Y GROWN

In the final basketball game Fri day night at the North End Hut the s. M. o. c. defeated the Spar tans 26-16 for the lily league hoop title of hte North End "Y". The first half of the game was a hard fought battle. thus leaving the score 7-6 in the Spartans favor. At the pening of the third period Johnnie aiFIday ace spark plug for the s. VI. O. c. quintet found the hoop three times in succession to uut his team out in front. After this the s. M. o. c. held the lead throughout the game. Habbers in- jured in the first period was taken out and replaced by Calo who was cause for the s. M. O. c. victory.
 "Ted" Kobrin and Kuchrony with and points respectively helped to win the hard fuoght bat tie for the title. Ham" Hanrahan stood out for the Spartans with 8 points and a well played game. D'Augustino followed with points. The score: