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steady and uniform. Shoddy imi-
tations of big hits will slow them
down Audiences once were more
patient and more gullible. They
would take an awful beating. Play
ers could ham all owe" the stage
and screen, chew up the scenery and
spit it out again.
Audiences More Patient.
Things the audience didn't COM
prehend-in many cases because
there was no meaning to them
passed for highbrow art and culture,
which one should pretend to under
stand.
Modern audiences are far more
patient. They leave the phony en-
tertainment alone or, when trapped
into seeing it. get angry and warn
their friends not to make the same
mistake
I'm not getting DID," she re-
marked as she prepared to swing
into a particularly active sequence
of -Four Mothers" I'm only get
ting older-and very slowly at that
thank goodness"
Evening star., 1940-09-15

ndlre0 actress. IMAM Digger rOleS III
pictures in which even one phony,
unreal character makes the task of
other players impossible. Just one
unbelievable Characterization can do
that.
These years have given me COM
plete and oddly detached view Of
the progress of the theater, up
through the talking picture and to
the door of television AS a result,
no one hears me shouting about the
good old days except as they refer
to old friends and happy occasions.
More Authentic Drama.
To-day. on the stage and screen,
We have drama that is better and
more authentic artistically and far
more engrossing as entertainment
than ever before. Old shows. played
as we used to play them, would
bring tears OF either laughter or
boredom to modern audiences. Fa-
vorite movies of 10 years ago are
equally sad when compared with
those of newer vintage.
"Of course progress has not been
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Wee
FRIDAY

FRIDAY /
Three Cheers for
the Irish" and
Curtain Call"
Cary Grant, Martha
Scott, The Howards |
OF Virginia. |
Joan Bennett and /
Francis Lederer. The |
Man ] Married"
Ann Sothern and
Lee Bowman in
Gold Rush MaIsie."
. Tex Ritter
IN
ARIZONA Frontier"
Tear Gas SQUAD"
Hold That woman
Also amateur night.
Joan Bennett and !
Francis Lederer. The
Man ! Married" "
lane WitherS. Kent /
TAYLOR. Girl From
Avenue A"
Greer Carson, Lau-
renee Olivier. Pride
and Prejudice"
James Cagney and
Pat O'Brien in
THE Fighting 69th.
Disney Festival. with
Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs." etc.
Lew Ayres and Rita
Johnston In THE
Golden Fleeing "
Madeleine Carroll and
Doug. Fairbanks, jr..
in "Safari. "
Bette Davis. Charles
Boyer, All This and
Heaven Too"
Greer Carson. Lau-
renee Olivier. Pride
and Prejudice "
Merle Oberon and
Rex Harrison in
"Over the Moon"
Nancy Kelly and
Hugh Herbert in
Private Affairs
Vera Zorina. Richard
Greene. Il Was an
Adventures.
Charles Boyer and
Bette Davis. AN This
and Heaven Too"
Flight Angels" and
| Jones Family on
Their Own "
Refer Madness"
Souls in Bondage"
! tfor women only.
John Payne and
| Walter Brennan IN
! Maryland"
Lucky Cisco Kid"
and The Doctor
! Takes a Wife"
Disney festival, with
Snow White" Fer
/ dinaDd the Bull" etc
Brenda Joyce and
John Payne In
Maryland
Dennis Morgan and
George Tobias in
Rivers S End. "
Grand Ole Opry"
and Billy the Kid
Outla
Fredrie March and
Joan Crawford in
Susan and God"
The Fugitive"
and
Forbidden Music "
william Powell and
Myrna 10y in
Il Love You Again. -
Wayne Morris in
Angel From Texts.
Also stage show
Disney festival. with
Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs. " etc.
Ann Sothern and
Lee Bowman IN
Gold Rush MaiSlr %
Lew Ayres and Rita
Johnson in The
Golden Fleeing "
My Son. Ny Son.
and
Enemy Agent"
Little Tough Guys
and You re Not So
Tough "
Pat Brien and
John Garfield in
Flowing Gold"
Tex Ritter
in
Golden Tfail."
Carolina Moon" and
The Way of All
Flesh"
Greer Carson. Lsu-
renee Olivier, Pride g
and Prejudice
Georse Raft and Ann
Sheridan In. They
Drive by Nizht."
Seventeen"
and
"On the Spor "
Jon Hall and Victor
McLsglen III South
of Pago-Pago.'
Queen of the Mob"
and
"Wsgons Westward ''
: Olivia de Hsviliand.
jeffrey Lynn. my
Love Came Back" "
Jon Hall and Victor
McLaglen in South
of Pago-PaRo.
George Raft and Am
Sheridan in They
Drive by Night
Allan Jones Martha
Raye, The Boys From
Syracuse.
Wayne Morris. Jane
Wyman. Gambling
on the High Sc as"
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SATURDAY

On 1 OHbh
Parole Fixer"
and
Texas Stsgec0ach' :
Cary Grant. Martha
Scott, THE HowardS
OF Virginia "
Tom Browns School
Days" and "Island
of Doomed Men"
Ann Sothern and
Lee Bowman in
"Gold Rush MaiSie. :"
Laurel and Hardy In
"A Chump at
oxford.
Private Affairs"
Haunted House"
Opportunity night.
Judy Canova
in
"Scatterbrain "
"Millionaires in
Prison" and
Military Academy.
Disney Festival. with
Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs.'
"In Old Montana"
and COURAGEOUS DR..
Christian"
Disney Festival. with
Snow White and the
Seven Dwsrfs." etc.
Brian Donlevy and
Muriel Aneelus In
The Great McG Ginty.
Tear Gas Squad"
and Light of the
Western Stars"
THE Great McGinty"
and Girl From
Avenue A."
william Holden In
Those Were the
Days"
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
| in Tom Browns
School Days"
leicester Morris and
Jane Wyatt. The Girl
From Gods Country. -
Bad Man From Red
Butte. " Love. Honor
| and Oh. Baby.
| George Brent in
The Man Who
/ Talked Too Much"
Plight Angels" and
| Jones Family on
Their Own.
MY Favorite Wife"
and
"Untamed."
John PAYNE and
Walter Brennan in
Maryland"
Hell Below" and Il
Can't Give You Any
thing but tLoye. Baby. "
Roy Rogers In
/ Saga of Death
Valley"
Blonde Has Servant
Trouble and "Adven-
ture in Diamonds. "
Judy Canova and
Alan Mowbray in
"Scatterbrain "
South of Karansa"
and Love. Honor and
Oh. BABY"
Golden Trail" and
and Laughing at
DANGER -
| The Fugitive"
Forbidden Music "
Light of Western
= avs alO L n a II )
Murder Cruise.
Tear Gas SQUAD"
and Rocky Noun
tain Rangers -
Sandy Is a Lady
and I Married
Adventure.
Ann Sothern and
Lee Bowman III
Gold Rush .dsisIe "
| Laurel and Hardy
in
| "Saps az Sea"
Evening star., 1940-09-15

pete with that Sheridan gal.
M. G.. M. drew the effervescent
sweater girl" Lana Turner, and
despite the off screen woes this
youngster thrust upon them, the
Mayer folks are extremely happy
over fandom's reaction to her.
Twentieth Century-FoX came up
on the rebound with the very blond
Mary Beth Hughes. After one start
ing picture it proudly announced
that at last the second Jean Har-
low had been uncovered.
Now. all this time Paramount had
been getting practically nowhere in
the siren sweepstakes of 1910. 1t
did perk up early in the year and
utter a far-reaching yelp of delight
over the prospects of a delectable
brunei named Patricia Morrison. But
this too-early enthusiasm sputtered
off into a moan VIXEN the lovely
Patricia began working herself out
of the type of roles for which she
had been groOmed.
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from 1880 to 1888, but development
of that hosiery business was always
uppermost in his mind. Once the
director yelled cut Willy dropped
his machine gun, erased the sneer
from his face and the snarl from
his voice and went into his true
characterize silk stockings sales
man.
tRe,eased BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
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Heffernun
Continued From First PageD

cause her professional appearances
were confined to ballroom dancing
Yet, dancing seems TO have given
a sleek SmoothneSS to her limbs
which enhances their beauty"
The hosiery specialist continued:
In looking over that list. it is
interesting to note that it is evenly
divided between established stars
and screen newcomers. Don't think
for a moment that the shapely legs
of the newcomers didn't have much
to do with their obtaining recogni-
ton"
De Mond, who entered the hosiery
business in New York during the
flush broadway musical comedy
days by peddling from one stage
door to another, is fount of anus
ing tales concerning stockings and
the glitter glamour folk who wear
Evening star., 1940-09-15

III parts in these films" said the beloved white
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Oomph-She's a Movie Star!
Veronica Lake Is the Latest Lass
To Have Studio Ca.Ga
ANU SEM ENT s.
HOLLYWOOD.

When Ann Sheridan oomphed into world
shr
Every major studio with box office tunes
the highways far for glitter
offered
personality with the
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What Good Old Days.?
That's What May Robson Asks After
Her.57 Years in the Theater
HOLLYWOOD.
8y the Associated Press.


between takes" --latest
glance back the 81 interesting
has the show business and observed that the trend
toward great and simple realism-away
small these beloved
Evening star., 1940-09-15

WEEK OF SEPT. Is
Academy
stb ana g SITS. Sc
Ambassador
18th and COLUMBIA Rd.
Apollo
6e4 H St. NE.
Arlington
Arlington. Va.
Ashton
Arlington. Va.
Atlas
1891 H st. Ne.
Avalon
5612 Connecticut Ave.
Avenue Grond
645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Beverly
18th and z SITS. NE.
Bethesda
Bethesda. Md
Buckinohom
Arlington. Va.
----------
Calvert
1924 Wisconsin Ave.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd.
Control
495 9th st. W.
Circle
"1o5 Pa. Ave NV
Colony
Ga. Ave. and Farragut
Conorese Michel, Nj. .nd
Portland st Sc.
Dumborton
1919 Wis. Ave. NV.
FoirIown
Anacostia. D. c.
0reenbelt
Greenbelt. Md.
Hippodrome
z near 9th
The Hiser
Bethesda, Nd.
Home
18th and C sts. NE.
Hyottsville
Hyattsville. Nd.
Jesse
18th nr. R, I. Ave. NE;
Kennedy
Kennedy nr. 4th NV.
Lee
Falls Church. Va.
Lido
1927 NJ st. NV.
Little
sos 9th St. NV.
Marlboro
Marlboro. Nd.
Milo
Rockville. Nd.
Newton
1eth&Newton sts NE
Palm
Del Ray. Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Princess
10Th and H Sts. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria. Va.
Reed
Alexandra. Va.
Sovoy
5000 14th st. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring. Nd.
Sheridan
GsAyer& Sheridan St.
Silver
Silver .SprmE. Md.
Stanton
sth and c SITS. NE.
Stote
Falls Church. Va.
Sylvan
1O4 r. I. Ave. NV.
Tokomo
Takoma Park. D. c.
Tivoli
l4th and Park Rd.
Uptown
Conn., Ave 81 NewarkSt.
Wilson
Arlington, Va.
York
Ga. Ave. a. Quebec Pl.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

II l Had Ny Way"
and
phantom Raiders"
Jon Hall and
Nancy Kelly in
Sailors Lady
Joe Penner. Martha
Raye. The Boys
From Syracuse.
Jane Wyatt. Chester
Morris. Girl From
Gods Country.
Girl From Avenue
A" and Stranger on
the Third Floor
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Desert Soma"
On 3 Nights
Annuol Opsru b
Stodium's 18th

Stadium high sehsos's musss 49,
paFtment will present its zssh an.
nuai opera IN the school auditorium
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
nights Under the direction ~
Clayton Johnson. stadium music
teacher. algmund RombeFxs 'srhs
Desert Song viii be presented
Each evenings performances will
start at . o'clock.
Tho production Ia expected h No
the most suocsmfui ever presented
a, stadium. Leads ara 10 hs taken
by Mas Donna Mae laden and
Fred Gllbersson. both ~ whom are
junlorn Alas Jadsn viii take the
part 81 the heroine nsrEot nnn.
valet while Cilhertson wili portray
tho Red Shadow. the handsome
hero.
Supporting the two lssds win Ne
Jane Loren. ~ susan. and Gerry
Walters a. BENJAMIN Kidd. q news.
paper man. IN tho comedy rniss.
Paul Raymond. David Gienn.
Michas Caidosh, Evelyn nenthisn
and Margaret Rspetso wtii play IN
tho second leads.
The performances will be given
a. climax 10 months Of hard work
that have hesn put in by Director
Johnson and q east Of over ZOO stu
dents.
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Facing The Music!

the true story of the experiences, the
hopes and dsappontmen of thousands of unfortunate
folk driven from their homes by mighty force which
they had control
Perhaps many of my readers are familiar with
John Seinbecks novel. Those who win find some
changes in the version. changes which. in my
opinion. do not detrae from the human appeal which
made the story a best seller
From the viewpoint of motion picture entertainment,
Grapes of Wrath is masterpiece and the cast which
brings the story to the screen one of the most capable
Of the season.
Henry Fonda plays the lead supported by Jane
Darwel, John Carradine Charley Grapewin John
Qualen and a score of others Those mentioned are
responsible for outstanding portrayals.
For those who prefer the truth in motion pictures and
who need not always be the sweet to the exclusion
of the bitter recommend Grapes of Wrath being one
of the really fine motion pictures of the season.
Seeing 1t Through!
Next week at M-G-M. William Powell and Myrna
10y will begin work their newest picture. II Love
You Again" II is a romantic comedy which W. S. Van
Dyke will direct.
A "Nune" Picture!
If there ANYTHING to the theory that star
the success of picture Boom Town should do all right
The cast in this dramatic story of the oil fields includes
Spencer Tracy Clark Gable Claudette Colbert and Hedy
Lemarr!
The FoofIiohts!
Today, vivien Leigh is completing her work in
"Waterloo Bridge" after which she will join Laurence
Olivier in rehearsals for their stage play, Romeo and
Juliet"
Begging Dozen!
began celebrating because they had found the answer to
their frozen foreign assets.
They had planned TO use the money making pictures
in London and Paris and ship the films to America,
thus changing their overseas dough into good old u b
dollars.
The studios still think the idea is good one but the
actors and actresses who would be obliged journey across
the mnenfesed Atlantic can't it for submarines They
Just can't picture London and Paris in the Spring (ot l94o
Is being very pretty.
few of the stars who have agreed to go are asking
double wages and all expenses. However, many of the
ho ola Inf tho oh
any decent figure and they get the chance, too!
'Taint So!
There have been persistent rumors of late that Carole
Lombard is going to have baby.
81 not going to have baby that is, not rlght
now' said Carole.
Clarke Gable, her husband made no comment
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Dead End Kids
Here Tuesday
Blue Mouse Chung-
ing Bill Tomorrow

Seeing ire Dead md KIDS play
heroic roies instead 80 city 'oukh~
IL Falnx 10 - the revslstlen a..
fsr~d nins Mesn~ tssstsr patrons
Tss.*isy when ~rn~ Dead Krd
KIDS oa r,re.< Parade plays q
return engagement.
In a complete reversal ~ furm.
The ws~.eFeekinE. long hairsd
xuiisr-hsrisnea asnisens a. th~
slums viii hrcome mcd<i Amess.
can youshs. thoaFh ssiIi with
plsnfy ~ healsxsnsm. AZ enc ~
shs eounsrys leading mllitsry sea.
asmiss There wiu 10 eas en-
cspiinn howvvsr. leo ssarsxy
toughest af TIA lot. ths lad Via
eoald spit Through the eye n
needle. - sslll tcaxh
Anaefieas first faa fsmliy. the
Joneses. we're newer ~ upsussiesx
" upside dswn In hilsFlaus head
srAes - IN THAR 3osh Century.
Fnx pleturs. roo Husy "a werk
sharing the wFsrn ~ tne stsm-
rick house, ths film features Jed
Prnatv spring nyinrton. Men
Howell George Ernest. lure Carl.
son. Flesencr Rrn<fts niily Ma.
han. loan Davis and = great east.
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Pending another conference 10
he arranged by secretaries Of re-
.peetivs organizations. the Lnm-
b~rmsn's Industrial Relate n
board was studying Monday thu
wage and working condition pro-
posals submitted to them ~ Ia
coma Saturday by the Oregon
Washington district council. Lum-
Der A sawmlll workers.
A definite time for the next
conference will be arranged be-
tween }. y. Fitzgerald 81 Seattle.
secretary Of the West Coat Lum-
bermen' association. and Kenneth
Davis, Portland. secretary Of the
Oregon Washington council.
The opening meeting. held At
Hotel Winthrop Saturday. served
merely as an introduction 20 ne
gotiations. From thn council off
eials the iumbermsn's board re-
eeiYed the proposals for vags
Increases and other details Of
new working agreement
The Flywood association and dis.
trlet council men viii get together
mere At Hotel Winthrop Thursday
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Advisers Make
"69fh Authentic

Strangest OF contrasts in TECH
meal directors was offered on the
set Of Warner Bros. The Fighting
seth" the film starring James
Cagney. Pat o'Rrien and George
Brent, which Is now playing at
the Roxy theater.
Present were: Paul w. doc"
McWilliams, head Of the studio
first aid department. He WAS on
hand TO make certain that army
first aid was properly admin
istered.
Captain John T. Prout. officer
with the actual seth ". Y. ". G..
before and all during the war.
Father John Devlin of ST. Vim
cents Catholic church, North
Hollywood. to help Pat o'Brien as
Father Francis Duffy.
DIR. Herman Lissauer, head Of
Warner Bros. research department
and a former rabbi, to instruct
the same Pat o'Brien in the read
ing OF a Hebrew prayer for the
Jewish soldiers.
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERs

Music RoN-HenYY FonaA. Jane Oar
vel ana john CarraaIne n Tna
Grapes - WRATH = .. 80. : >.
90
nItF uouST-slr cearie Haruusess
ard Ntncsnt Prise n Thr Invisible
ga. io.tis aiso Ten nroan ana
rezgy Moran In -ch johnny Moa
Yoa Can Love ia. sss. eSa.
eli.
Rfsiro-nohert Montgomery sna
KdWnFd Arnold III The Kaff e
Chicago / q. scs. 7uS. e o.
also Iarkss ceepsf Ard n<ssy raela
N seventeen. Il -. zse. "a.
SO.
RIsIERa Harry Carey sna sues
caees N ~ So l. = esin, - -. !
Charles stArretf ara Iorns oraY n
The stranger Prem Texas ia.
sso. as EOS. also Armstrong;
Garcia rFht Flinz. II Is. ala.
SO. 77s. ioes.
RoNy-James CaFnsr. Pas onrtsn
ana oeorgs nrsnt in '=rhe f1knting
esth.- ii.se. / Sc. ass. 50. 7ss.
RETURN SHOWING
BfNiRt n..,jls.Emaes sssSsss and M.
Again also Narre bna waiter
Aeel IN Miracle On Nsln Street
COMM My Randolph scott and
Margaret Lindsay in 70 900 Men A
Year also stuart Krstn and MAJ
lorie Weaver in The Hoasymeans
Over
KAY sTRrTT-forrtfa Young and
David Sixen in rEteTnally Yours.
also Gene AutrT and SMILEY nuf-
nette in Mountain Rhythm.
PARK 49, LINDA Darneil and Tyrone
Puser IN Daytime WIFE. also
Randolph scott and Margaret Lind
sss in 20 600 Men A Year
FRoCT R-Dorothy IAnour and
Akin TAmiraff N Disputed Pas
sage. also virginia Weidlsf and
Gene Reynolds IN BAD Little An
sci"
REsIART Virginia weldief and GUY
Kiheee IN bad Little Angel. sis0
Randolph Scott and Preston Fo<-
Ter IN 10 600 Men A Year.
RFN--william Powell and AYrns 10y
Martin and Rita Hayunrfh in
Music In nv Heart"
BOYD and Russell Hay-
den In Silver on The Sage. also
Jack Benny and Edward Arnold In
Man About Town
SUNSET - "ouliiverss travels. also
joe r. Brown and Mary Carlisle IN
Beware spooks'
TENPI.E-Carole Lombard ana CARY |
Grant In In Name Only. Also nj |
ward q. Robinson and Ruth Hasasy |
In "Blackmail
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Crime Thriller
AT the Riviera

One of the most unusual dramas
OF the current season, Columbia's
MY Son Is Guilty" is now on
the screen at the Riviera theater.
Bruce Cabot, Jacqueline Wells,
Harry Carey and Wynne Gibson
are featured in the story OF cops
son turned killer who tries to lick
life the easy way"
Charles Barton directed the film
and others in the cast include
Glenn Ford. Don Beddoe, Bruce
Bennett and Dick Curtis. Harold
Shumate and Joseph Csrole wrote
the screenplay from an original
story by Karl Brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-26
Plan Construction
OF PIywood Factory

ALBANY. ORE. Construction 81
q piywood factory costing In ss-
csss of $500 900 and with a eapae-
lty Of It least 100 900 square feet
Of thrss-piy board daily viii BE-
started here son by the Maiarksy
ana Aaszen interests Of Portland.
Il vas revealed today Incorpofa-
tors include James A. haiarkey.
Herbert Malarkey and Thomas a.
Aufxen.
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Harold Kroviii, tolente d
young bosso who will oppeor
here os O member Of the troupe
OF 100 ortists which naokes up
the Son Corlo Opera Co. The
Tocomo ploy dotes ore SET for
April ! ond z OF the Temple
theoter where III Trovoiore"
ond "Foust" will hove their
only Northwest presentations.
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Sixth Lecture Monday Night

program will be given by the Girls
sextet of Jason Lee school under
direction Of Miss Katherine
Bruner with the following singers:
Dolores Klaiber, Esther Schafer.
Jean Seals, Shirley Morgan, larry
Aldrich and Barbara Ely.
The program will begin at S:15
p. m. The doors will open at 1880.
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'Hunchback' TO
Play Tuesday
Beverly to Show
Famous Classic

Acclaimed a. the most remark
able achievement IN screen produe-
ton since the advent OF sound.
The Hunchhack Ct Notre Dame. !"
starring Charles Langhion, comes
Tuesday TO the screen At the Bev-
erly a. a thrill-laden. spectacular
Elimination Of Victor Hugos noted
classic.
Taking three months 10 produce
and employing 1850 atmosphere
players, The Hunchback" was
filmed against eye-filling repro
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auctions OF the Cathedral OF Notre
Dame, Palais de Justice and other
representative settings Of medley
al Paris.
Laughton. said 10 give the
GROWING performance Of his ca
reer, heads Sir Cedric Hardwicke,
Thomas Mitchell, Edmond o'Brien.
Maureen O'Hsra, Walter Hampden
and Katharine Alexander in this
RKO Radio picture directed by
William Dieterle.
Also on the new program at the
Barovic house will be The Flying
Deuces," featuring the famous
comedy team Of Laurel and Hardy.
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DR.. F. K. Kristen, University Of
Washington faculty member, will
lecture Monday evening at Tai
mud Torah synagogue. his subject
being Science in the World of To-
morrow" This will be the sixth
of the synagogue's lecture series.
Greeting will be brought by
Judge z. d. Hodge. The musical
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WANTS WATER SUPPLY

OLYMPIA - Water application
filed with Hydraulics Supervisor
Charles J. Bartholet: r. Roy
Smith, Tacoma. i second foot,
unnamed source. Piercs county,
for irrigation; cost $3.50.
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Baby" Bonds To Go
ONLY 10 individuals

wAsHINGTON-Effective April
1. 1910, the sale OF United States
baby savings bonds will be re-
stricted TO individuals.
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sIEPsON roll

The important role 81 Erich Won
Rohn. stepson n Frank Morgan In
The Mortal Storm has been as
signed 10 Robert Stack.
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Lumbermen's Board Studies
WAGE, Working Conditions

on similar negotiation. Eari Mart
ley. nsgotiAtor for the sawmiii .
Timber Worker council. said
Monday.
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FREE

b hFE
of Dt
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