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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Willis Thorntons Editorial On:
Browder Runs for Congress

old l. Gross Of Columbia University
alto apcci&l counsel 10 the American
Publishers Association. predicted 70
ecnfly.
Professor Gro contcndrd that
emergencies cen those a. s.reai
n Tar Itself. do no. Justify curtal-
meut of presz freedom; and that tho
verT llbertt under which newspapers
operate today WAS obtained during
al emergency.
Il is unlikely that anr section Of
the press would turn To treason
during Il war involving this country,
Freedom Of the press remains a
precious American heritage. The
United States can never afford "a
dispense with il, even temporarily.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
News Notes
From Ca|exico
CALEXICO NOTES

Mrs. laura Carr. who was getting
ABOUT after some days of illness.
suffered a relapse and is in the
Griffin hospital.
The Imperial County Tubcrculosjs
and Health association Will meet
FRIDAY a. 7.30 at the Dc ANA hotel
to consider urthcr the matter of
x-raying all school children.
Alfred Gray, who has been with
his sister, Lucille Smith, in Los An
GeleS iot about SIX months, Is home
again with his mother, Nancy GRAY.
Miss Hannah Fletcher OF Los An
9eleS arrived Monday at the Mexi-
can Mission TO aid in setting up a
recreatlonal program with N.Y.A.
help.
MI. a9d Mis-. Snyder of San Diego
nave moved to CaleXico. Mr.. SNYDER
Is connected with the u. S. custom
service under Harvey Shepherd.
Mrs. Mary Miller, worker from
The Baptist convention in Los An
PeleS, returned TO Calexico after
spendina several days in the city,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
"ICan1e Here For
Dandruff Cure"

BERKELEY Cal, Feb g. CUP)-
The next one in line at the Univer-
slty of California's CoWell Memorial
hospital examination room was a
meek looking student.
The busy doctor told the student
to bare his arm and the doctor
took Il blood sample.
We'll doctor, when will l know
the calcium content" the student
said
"Calcium2@. the doctor asked.
This is a WasSerman test
'Wasserman?" the student re-
piled Il came here 10 get a cure
for dandruf,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Bruce Cation in WASHINGTON
Disseets the News

Tie governments Reclamation
Service has been prodaclGs clee-
Gge power for 30 vears and iMaa
tic utilities rs best customers.
semiaee Dam IL WHomln foF IN
stance. sells most OF Its output To
Two utHtg companies IN the yIelnlty
Of Casoer au,, Cheyenne Yuma
cam i'll Arizona, sells lis total out.
pat to Southern Sierra Power ca.
Mindo';a Dam. in Idaho. aas 4
arothcY,y arrangement with fhe
Idaho Power Co. by which govern
mcnt .a1d private companies sell
power 10 each other i'll ease Of
nced
Private utilit@ companies are al
ready asking Tor power from the
l,agc Grand Coulce project. which
Won't be III operation tor fom yeafA
They arr also getting ready 10 ak
for power from Shasta and Friant
dams in California which Non1
h, lIIIiy fny + Er@rS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
PRIVATELY PRODUCED
POWER INCREASES

Federal Power Commission makes
the point that along with the vast
expansion OF public power produe-
ton III recent years there has been
q great expansion in privately pro-
duced noWer.
In 1882, for instance public power
produced lust under five billion
kiloWat' hours. as compared with
= billicn privately produced, by
1896 public production had risen
to nine billion 700 million. but pri-
vate utilities were producing l0i
billion And while tho Rural Elcc-
trification Administration power Sys-
tens are now serving 100000 farm
customers who weren't getting any
current in 1855, private companies
have taken on nearly 600,000 new
farm customers in the same period
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
CARNEGIE

This column today is about a
10y who Didn't get much scl.oolin-.
Much The third grade That
was all Yet he has mana-cd -
ct alon. proltI Ncll. lie makca
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

WASHINGTON Although thl,
aasn.nss ration has one IN for ,nb-
IL power production on a big scale.
Il fines it> bes- customers in the
ranks .! 9is bs,sinesS--includlng the
very power companies With whom
i Is pooularly supposed TO be conf
YetNs.
Prize example / The Aluminium
Company Of America. which buys
suaatlr moo then 4 th!rd of Twas
power ana recently s,sncd a $l0-
too ooo 2-year contract tor powey
rom Boanef.se Dan
Bomev.la III iaet. might well
be 4 flop i. Il were not for sale,
10 industry |, vii presently sign
Il 2o-year contract with a firm
which !, 10 Pvt up i steel mill and
which Will tatr some 10000 kilo-
watts This xiii be followca by
olaev similar les. which will group
a ncW SET ni heavy industries IN
-j,n poronvil1n area
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
PUBLIC POWER
SAVES PRIVATE COMPANY

Ten there IS Boulder Dam.
Boulder Dam virtually saved the
lie of Southern California Edison
this last summer when drouth cut
that uti,Ity's l.ydro-eiectric supply,
With the Nc,ada California Elec-
lrlc CORPORATION this firm buys Q
per cea. OF Bouldcy's total output,
end operates tWo of Us 82.5oO-kilo-
watt generators
The state O. Nevada Is allotted
Is per cert OF Boulder's power 1t
resella 10 private industries prin-
cipally the Pioehc Copper Co.
Arizona also gets Is per cent OF
Boulders power Since the state
has no; yet ratified the compact,
this is sold to individuals chief
c. which IS the Central Arlzona
Power co.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Freedom Must
Be Guarded

Do"sifo a1.lIrai1cc8 ." F0TeFnmonT
official al odd memont. sil1ce tho
Fllropean va ,aeaan. fhr Amorlcan
pfcss ;so'l]d not he permitted 10 20
or unchecked !. til cnuntrs ever
igccanlc lnta.tcG III va. POT Har-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Campus Notes
I,y JACK KINNF

Members of The cast for the FL
Centre high school junior class
play We're selected last week. ac.
cordiEg IN Nix Jane Field, DRAM
atics teacher, The play selected for
the performance. "A Full House
+ an excellent comic production.
Leads are played by zenobia
Wright as Ottly Howell and Paul
Horton as George Howell Other
members Of the cast are Phyllis
Plucis. Betty Print7. Evelyn Brooks,
Donna Milk. MarH Jane Peters,
Pauline WhitSltt, Bill Susman.
Burke Lemons. Ray Carr Francis
Ncycs. Jack Suttle, and Bob Ro-
mans.
Mrs Dora Tannhaum, famous
aIG2a trotleg, will speak TO the jul
Hior college next Tuesday al a
s4ec'al assembly.
NJ. TaNnbaHm viii tail; about
Ec" rip 10 South America
L Ccp'ro high school HI Y
club formal dance, Sweetheart
SwlGg will be gsen Friday night
at the Ten thousand club, accord
ing TO Bill Burke, president of the
club
Il Centre Junior Colleges Delta
sigma Gil will be IN charge of the
assembly program Friday, accord
ing 10 Frances Sunstrom president.
Fl Centre high school junior
GLASS; second semester election will
be completed Thursday,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

nCa!I nlucil
money no" ii
I y rr months
as the President
of II c United
States makes in q
c az. Wallace
Beery. the son of
a kal1sas City po-
licclnan..
IInZ left school
and ran away as
a boy hobo Sleep
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Famous Sayings
Mexican Dinner
At Goar Home
IEIOI4ASD NOTES

\ group OF young people en-
.o&ad 4 no-host Mexican dinner
Al the |. &. Gaar home Sunday
evening. StI!lman Badger, chef,
VAS assisted b. Mary Ann Riddle,
Ruth Riddle Betty Hoy Martha
Jane Probe. Lucille Templeton.
.Aa:. BIalr. Colleen Mckinney; Dan
UG2. Howard MAY and Ted Kin
aey. John Dubois, Leonard Moore,
kenneth BoWleS. and Preston Goar.
Catherine CoraY and Doris CheS-
n,.t were initiated into Las Con
SourlSaS. senior sQb-deb club Mon
day evening The meeting. which
N.ts preceded By a cooperative DIM
neY vas held at the home of Helen
Bishop with the following mem-
bers present. Roberta Bartholo-
Mcw. Evelyn McGreW, Jane Allin-
drr. Bernice Russell. Geraldine Or
dGacz. Lenore Hawley Ernestine
Bruton. Frances Aaron, RoSalind
Thompson. Barbara Robertson and
Rosie Flore.
RoderIck Scott and Harry Scott
of Los Angeles and Mrs. Elsie Mil
.er of san Gabriel spent several
days .ast week with Mr.. and Mrs.
d. c. Scott. Mrs. Miller is a sister
of Harry and D. c. Scott. On. Sun
day MI and Mrs Russell Lucken-
blll of f. Centro were dinner
guests Of the Scots,
A1r and Mrs. G. c Richards en-
loycd a visit last week from Mr..
and Mrs Prank Buckingham of
Denver Colo.
MI. and Ms Arnold Upper of
Lynwood spent Wednesday and
Thursday at the Lawrence Rich
ards home, Mrs. Upper is a sister
of Mrs Richards.
Jimmy Brazeel took the stage for
Los Angeles Saturday to make his
home with his mother, after spend
ing several months with his grand
mother. Mrs Alex Do!g.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Betty Haygood
Honored Guest
AT Luncheon
WESTNIORLAND NOTES

" k1'' FHIORI41IFU IFV TlN
Mfa. w. D. Cranaton has return
ed from Los Angeles where she
spent two weeks visiting friends
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Tho CalipatYia elementary schools
arc 10 bavc ono full dav for cx-
lhibiting fllejr work AT the county
far in March Under the direction
OF Mrs. Irma Mccullough the teach
crs are already assembling the work
they will show.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Mrs. I'hora Smith was absent from
school Monday and Tuesday and
Mrs P.cypont Walker of Wcstmor-
land taught in her place.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
thoughts for the Day

Iae Lore s'lat fsWar4 .he aaeg ef cyl according
- Ii wckeGness Samaes %
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Nh Allen Sorcnscn of Bi-aWlev
and Miss AudlcCi Bennett of BriggS,
Idaho. we're guests Sunday Of the
j. B LESLEY ald the Charles Everett
fo,,,ilipC
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Amons the students who are home
from college icl the mid-tcrm vaca.
tion are Jerry Gullett Virginia
BroWnelI. Hazcldell Sinclair, Jack
Wilson End Billy Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Mr.. and Ms Arnold Upper of
Lynwood spent Wednesday and
Thursday at the Lawrence Rich
ards home. Mrs. Upper is a sister
of Mrs. Richards
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Nh. and Mrs. G c Richards en-
loycd visit last week from Mr..
and Mrs. Prank Buckingham Of
Denver. Colo.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

So.st, ,,s.,.,.l,,.L-eIain
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

masters club meeting nj FL Monte
Saturday. Mrs. Hatch and hei
mother. Mrs George Amend ac-
companied him as far as Compton.
Mrs. Amend Is returning home after
visiting her daughter for two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Jimmy Brazeel took the stage for
Los Angeles Saturday to make his
home with his mother, after spend
ing several months with his grand
mother. Mrs Alex Do!g.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
IGNORANCE NO DEFENSE

a l'cilaSco
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Clyde Myers of Glendale visited
at the homc OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Young rom Friday until Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

MI and Mrs. Ed Ncsbitt of Chico
arrived in Calipatria Wednesday to
attend the webbing OF Miss Julia
Riley to Tom Riley on Saturday.
Mis-. Nesbitt is Miss Riley's mother.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Mr. aud Mis-. V. II. vawtcr and
family and Miss Eileen Vawtcr of
BraWley went to Palm Springs Sun
Gay ana had picnic lunch in Palm
Canyon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Callpatria teachers who attended
Teachers Institute in Ell Centro
Friday night OF Saturday were Mrs.
Helen Williams. Mrs. Ruth Chase.
Mrs. Irma McCulloueh, Mrs. Gay
Adams Mrs. Loie Ford, Mrs. G..
Roy Thomson. Mrs McNeelcy, Mrs.
Catherine Grosycnor. Miss Julia
Riley. e H McMath. C. S. HucY
md c. J. Mcnil.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Miss Elizabeth DctWeiler and Miss
Marion Dixon came down from the
coast Friday to attend the Wedding
oil Miss Julia Riley. While here
Miss DotWeiler was the guest OF
Mrs. 1rma Mccullough and Miss
Dixon 1.Sitcd at the home of Mr..
and Ms. C. A. Spcrry.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Pea picking WAS under way in
most of the fields around Calipatria
again this week after delay caus-
ed by the freeze three weeks ago
Eleven cars were shipped out Mon
day anc an average of eight cars
L day since.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

F II. McMath. Weston Alt AMI
Ralph Smcltzer attended the
Schoolmasters' club at Imperial
Monda" night. Mr.. Smeltzer is the
new science teacher who took the
place of Virgil Van Wrinkle who re-
signed TO accept a place in the
Junior hl4h school at Compton.
Mr Smclt2er is graduate Of
La Verne college and comes highly
recommended.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Mr. aad Mr. ! L Wallace of
Flacen13 visited at the home of
their aon and family Dr. and Mrs
J a. Wallace over Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Mr.. and Mi. Merrill Bates have
announced the arrival of a son,
Merrill. il. born at Los Angeles
hospital on January %. The baby
weight 6ia pounds. MIS-. Bates and
the bab2 are expected home about
the firS, of March Mr.. Bates is
r'anagcr of the Balfour- Guthrie
ranch cast OF Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Rev Earl Lindsey Of San DIEGO
Who W. ASKED 10 tako the paalorate
nj The Community CONGREGATIONAL
church. preached here lat SUNDAY
mornlg Afel the services Ilc1
Lndaea' and lis vic and soll Wcr"
dinner ~2rrsts Of MI. aad Mrs J. II
Harris.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

E. H. McMath. principal of the
high school, attended the School
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Maryland" Is
Superb Story

A considerable amount - racket
has been raised over which IL
mans hest friend-the dog or the
horse. This subject could he de-
hated until crows turned white
and that Is why II viii not be gone
into here.
Il il = fact. though. that dogs
and horses are much admired by
man. and IL Is fact. also. that has
not escaped the attention Of Holly
wood. always eager TO turn out
something that will have emotional
as well a. intellectual appeal with.
Of course. entertainment value.
Those who fancy themselves
horss-lovers will. therefore. find
Maryland" an appealing picture.
Many OF them already have seen
II. viewing IL at its debut wednes-
day At the Roxy.
Though modelled somewhat after
Kentucky in tradition and at
mosphere. this film differs in that
IL portrays the steeplechase in
stead Of the straight race. IL il
like Kentucky" also for the rea-
son that it Is in technicolor. bring
ing out the full beauty OF the set
tings.
John Payne and Brenda Joyce
make themselves quite conspicuous
by their good looks. but discreetly
avoid too many scenes. as the pic
ture. after all, is mostly about
horses.
Fay Banter is called upon 10
play a difficult role. that Of a
horse fancier who meets with =
bit Of misfortune and has a hard
time smiling away the blues.
Walter Brennan is perhaps the
outstanding MEMBER Of the cast.
He takes the liberty Of saying
what he thinks. expressing himself
In language just above the border
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Blackface Star
With Bob Burns

George Moran has had one 81
the strangest experiences with
misfortune ever recorded.
Moran has spent most q his
active career as a blackface come
dian. reaching the pinnacle as hair
Of the TWO Black Crows" team Of
Moran and the late Charles Mack.
He decided 20 renounce black
face. and the first role given him
Was as an Indian In universars
Bob Burns comedy. alias the
Deacon" now showing At the Sew
erly theater.
Forty years OF blackfaoe. and
now I'm an Indian" signs Moran.
If I can hold out until I'm 30
maybe can play a paleface,
Moran. incidentally. never has
appeared In an unsuccessful show.
either on stage or screen. lie has
run the gamut OF successes all his
life-in the ziegfeld Follies. the
Nanitles. and many others. super
stitious managers have been
known TO give him jobs in the be.
lief that he will bring them good
luck. He always has
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Road 10 Singapore"
All Shell on Friday

With Bling Crosby. Dorothy La
mour and Bob Hope topping the
cast, aided by Charles Coburn.
Judith Barrett, Anthony Quinn
and Jerry Colonns. Road to Sim
gapore." Paramount's comedy with
heavy accent on music. returns
to the Shell theater tomorrow.
Five songs are woven into a story
which relates how seafaring Bing
and Bob journey to the South Seas
TO get away from the gals, only
TO meet and fall in love with Dotty.
Smiley Brunette continues his
laundering ways as Gene Autry's
pal in Colorado Sunset" Republic
musical western, also coming FRI
day to the Shell. Gene and the
Texas Rangers. famed hillbilly va
riety act, send Smiley TO buy a
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mustached shop keeper with a
heart big enough to hold the
world. Miss Hayworth, one of the
screens most glamorous stars.
similarly deserts her glamor roles
to appear as an attractive. albeit
plainly-dressed young woman who
is the center of terrific domestic
storm.
Others in the cast Of the joyous
comedy. which was directed by
Charles Vidor. are Glenn Ford,
Irene Rich. Evelyn Keyes and
George Coulouris.
Carole Lands, shapely screen
newcomer who attracted wide at
tention in the feminine starring
role In Il 10000 B. c." has been
given her first big dramatic OPP
portunity.
She was signed by Paramount
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CAN'T MURRAY - Members Of
the National Guard Association Of
Washington, composed Of all Of
fieers Of the national guard Of the
state, will meet in annual session
here Thursday night 10 discuss
matters Of national Importance. IL
was announced from tle office of
Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson, ad-
jutant general OF the Washington
national guard.
The meeting will be In the recre-
alton hall of the i6ist infantry.
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TWO TYPES

In order to show the contrast
between the old-fashioned amateur
brawls and the modern Golden
Gloves bouts in Paramount's
Golden Gloves" Director Edward
Dmytryk today ordered two ex-
tremely different groups Of spec
tators for bleacher scenes. The
Golden Gloves fans" are support
ing a large cast headed by Rich
ard Denning and Jean CagDey, sis
ter of Actor Jimmy Cagney.
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Priscilla Lone ond Dennis
Morgan Who return 10 the lem
ole todoy in Three Cheers iof
the Irish. o folliekino story Of
the folk who moke 10 New
Yorks police force Topping
The screen tore is 20 Mule
Teom." Wallace eeep's lotest
triumph.
thsatsr today In 10 Nuls Team =
rowdy and thrill.rsoksd sara of
the dauntlsss sdventursrs wha
tanned Death Valley In quest Of
millions in mineral treasure Leo
carrillo. Anne RaSter snd Douglas
FoWley are others IN the cast.
sharing The bill IL one of the
seasons spftghtlisst comedies
Warner Bros Three Cheers Tor
the Irish
The flim. which stars Thomas
Mitchell. charming Priscilla Lane
and newcomer Dennis Morgan. IA
a light hearted picture
Peter Casey. retired New
York policeman. finds life diff
cult when his daughters encourage
him 10 run for alderman BE dis.
covers that he IL being backed hy
a notorious gambler A II that
weren't enough. he learns that his
youngest daughter has fallen In
love with = fresh young cop who
has iust replaced him on the force
Virginia Grey, Irene Hsrvsy.
Alan Hale and William tAindlEan
give splendid performances in tho
supporting roles.
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brief vacation from her ehafae=
teriEation ~ the perfect wife. =
vacation long enough for her a.
plant plate u scrambled eFKa
over the head ~ her spouse Ths
supporting cast Includes Frank
AcliuEh. Edmund Lows. Donaid
Douglas. Neila Walker. Carl a
falfa" swiixer ~ the Our Gang
comedies. Pierre Watkin. PAU
stanton. Morgan Wallace and
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William Powell and Mwna 10y Music Box in Love You Agar
NOW PLAYING At LOCAL THEArERs

nafs.s i %. , 90. %. eoS
RIVIERA Ronald cclman and -
W#H4s N Htnet uoriarn Il =
sc 10 90 siss ffenr Dunno -
- Grant In me Awful nun.
=. -. -.
RoNN = 1ann rsyns sna nFsats
selss y NaIYianc - = -
= q : a 4 40 ss. einssrasssaa.
flesse. u as. sac. ets. IS.
RurtR~ SHOWING
nTtHRIN nfian Aherns and Made
Issas Carroll ln Ny son. NJ sen
aIsa Reh nufns ana Nisrha Aue4 n
Aiias rhe D~seon"
COMMUNITY -- LINDA narnsf -
John Payne In Star Dust also
Cesar Romero and Jean Rogers -
Viva Cisco Kia
CAPITOL sncped Youth. $50 TanV
Martin and tdith Fvliess -
Music IN NJ Heart
nay sTRTEf--Anna Nsssis sna IA
Aifland in Irene also NsfeaHss
Lindsay and Edmund Love n
Honeymoon nefefred
PARA Pat o'nrien ana ClaiFs Did
IN slightly pishoncfahie ais
=rhs ohoxt Cosnss Home
PROCTOR - Laurence olivier. Jan
rentAins ana G, Aubrey Smith In
sRebecca
nKAI.AnT-Johnny Mach Hrnen And
noh naker IN "n~spefaie TfAlis
also Lionel barrymore and Lewis
Stone In David Corperfield
RTS-Iehn Wayne and claire Trexef
IN DARK Command also Cesar
Romero and Jean Rogers In Viva
Cisco Kid
suHII4 - Tyrone fowvr and ueufNs
Brent In The Rains Came slsn
Pred Astaire and Eleanor Powell IN
Broadway Meiody OF 1910
sIsSffaatAufence olivier and Jean
Tontains IN "RsbeCCa" also nennlz
Morgan IN The ainGins Dude
TEMPLE - wallace BceTy and Leo
Garlic In 40 Mule Team. also
Priscilla Lane and Grant Mitchell
N Three Cheers Pr The ffiah =
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20 Mule Team
Tops Temple

Rolling cut the most urFesrleas
low laughs since ne famous nssfy=
Marie nressier era Il sNin -
III Wallace Resry snd NsrhFis
RameeAu return % ths Temple
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TO ENDORSE CANDIDATES

Candidates will be endorsed at
the next meeting OF the Veterans
Roosevelt club on Wednesday eve
ming, August Is. at eI5 Pacific
ave. This weeks meeting. on
August n, was well attended.
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which also comes to the Rialto
tomorrow.
Henry Wilcoxon plays the male
lead in the picture, and onslow
Stevens the heavy.
Miss Lands. who recently COM
pleted "Turnabout" at the Hal
Roach studio. will be seen as a
passenger on the captured ship Of
which Wilcoxon is captain. Stew
ems is cast in the role Of the be-
trayer of the vessel.
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Ut SIC RnN-ure~r Carson ard tau
Fenas Olivier ga Pride And ffHlu=
ales= u -. 3 .o9. $50. iosis. aase
szunsx Toier and Naricfis Ntaxsf
n Charlie CHAINS Murdef Cruise
g. -. -.
RIAlTo-Cnester Morris and 1sns
Watt N sGifi Frun Ocdn Ceah=
tn Il -. 1lo. = 80. 112. ie Is.
40 william hcicen and Bonita
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YeanK coupls sho nafff al At
tempt q fight for sxistsnes n ne
midst n a bis city
me film marks me fret straight
dramaiie rolls far Lana Turner -
ths young sifs ard ia alsiiast
departure from her collegiate ri
glamour Fiu roles - ne psst.
John shelton Ests his mest ma
paftant assignment "a tats - n
Yauthfui husband
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brown sugar will not become
lumpy II kept In cool place and
covered with a damp cloth.
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cattle ranch, but Smiley pur-
ehases COW farm instead. and
the boys adventures follow in
milk war, as a result OF the error.
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Aherne. one of the handsomest
leading men on the screen today.
departs from custom to appear in
his first straight character role,
that Of = beetle-browed, walrus-
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Charles Amt Thr picture -
aifssts8 by W a Va Dyke +
Inffasfucins ne seFesns assszf
romantic tear. Lars Turner 80
faha aheitan. We ~ -
Young alsn opens famafHn# e
fhs Music ms
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-23
The Lady in Question to
Top Rialio Bill Tomorrow
Brion Aherne And Ritz HoYworth
Co-Storred; Mystery Sea Ruider." Also

In what has been hailed of the most delightful
comedy of the season. Brian Aherne and Rita
Hayworth costarred Friday the Rato theater in
Columbas THE Lady in Question The film has been
hailed refreshngy different not only for its ingenious
narrative but also for the in which the cosars
perform.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-23
Screen S Favoriie Hubby and
Wife Teamed Again in Comedy
Lana Turner And John Shelton VIII
Co-S,ur In We Who Are Young"

Laughs long and hearty. I'll be tho order q re d
when The comedy. ! Love fou Again co-starrnz W.
liam Powell and Myna 10y reaches tho Music Box theaer
Friday for an engagement Never In hc # these
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