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La gaceta., 1940-10-09
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La gaceta., 1940-10-09
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
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La gaceta., 1940-10-09
Ell Dimero Recaudado en- la Seric

Cincinnati, oct. 9.-Con la vic
toria del club local Sc complete
La gaceta., 1940-10-09

Frank LaMarque complete a.
yer ell programa de manana por
La gaceta., 1940-10-09

LosadG Peleard con Art Lind
La gaceta., 1940-10-09

nuestra hacienda ellos han in
cendiado la casa Y las dependen-
cias de la finca. iQuien, sino e.
Hos tendria en- aquelas soleda-
des interes en- hacernos a noso-
tros tanto NAL, tanto daho?."
La gaceta., 1940-10-09
La GACETA

A peri6dico en- idioma EspAhcl
b uks circuIaciCn en- Tampa
YietoEiano Manteiga, Editor
sascripci6n semanal: 20 C
GSoe Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TeEsfono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-10-09

Maria de las Moves miro lar
gamente a su amante, y al fin Sc
decide a decir:
LiTG no sabes 10 mas horrl-
bic de TODD 10 que ha ocurrido
en- Los Rosales, Miguel! L.. iTd
no puedes imaginarte 10 que ha
p~asadol..
Guzman no comprendi6.
Sus ojos interrogation a Ma
ria con ansiedad y extraheza.
-tQue ma pasado?-inquirio
luego.
II Una cosa horrible, Miguel!
Cuando te 10 explique compren-
81 origen de la catastro-
fe que ha pasado sobre nuestra
La gaceta., 1940-10-09

A ANUNCIA SU VIC
TORIA
La gaceta., 1940-10-09

GANO Ell CINCINNATI Ell
MUNDIAL
La gaceta., 1940-10-09

Miguel Sc habia parade, obi
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
ROTC

The ROTC will begin its regular
Friday morning parades in about
two weeks and the monthly re-
treats which were so popular last
year will begin about the last of
October. The retreat services were
held on the lawn of the p~ostofice
with the aid of the Boy Scouts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
Open House

Preliminary plans r now being
made for the annual Open House
held at the High school by the
faculty and P.T.A. An added at
traction this year will be several
numbers by the Glee Club which
will open the program. The event
will take place in October.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
Boys Leave Town For
Jobs; Frat Disbands

The final meeting of the Sigma
Gamma fraternity was held In the
fraternity rooms "Wednesday night.
Due to loss Of most Of the mem
bers. some Of whom have left town
for better jobs and others Of whom
have left for school or for a year OF
training in the national defense pro.
gram, the fraternity has disbanded
for an indefinite period.
The following members have left
town for better positions:
Howard Ozment, president, who
has moved to Newport News; Ernest
Habenicht and j. D. Huffman coun'
Gil members, M have moved te
Norfolk; and Billy Bell, secretary,
who has been transferred to More
head City.
Carl Welker and Leonard Shepard
have gone with the National Guard
for a year of active service and Kerr
Debnam, historian, has applied for
enlistment in the air corps at Ran
dolph Field. Ralph Volk, publicity
agent, is attending school at Chapel
Hill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29

Unity the school; ca Educate in
Motivate and supplement class
work; 90 Widen and deepen stu
dent interest; 60 Inspire worthy
use of leisure; 90 Develop the
aesthetic sense of the student; q
velop and emphasize correct aud
fence habits; 90 Publicly recog-
nize worthwhile achievements;
Go Promote an intelligent patriot
ism. I'D Correlate school and
community interests.
the Teach Committee is made
up of Mr.. Lewis, Miss Emma Los
sen and Miss Maude Weber. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
Legion Post Planning
Mammoth Meet Thursday

Wilmington Post. No. 10, Ameri.
can Legion, is planning an impor-
tant meeting for Thursday night at
8 o'clock in the clubrooms of the
Sorosis building, Wilbur r. Dosher,
commander, said last night.
All new members, which now num-
Der 22O not counting the majority
of the 1910 members, were urged to
attend.
Robert Strange, vice-commander,
will have charge of the program on
which DR.. John 7. Hoggard, chair
man Of the board of education, will
report on the progress of the Ameri-
canization education program being
conducted in the schools and H. M.
Roland, superintendent of schools,
will tell Of the workings of the pro-
gram in the schools.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
BETTER BUSINESS
GROUP PLANNING
Executive Committee Maps
Program For Year; Looks
To Building City

plans for a year of growth for
1.-THE club and for Wilmington were
made Friday night at a meeting OF
the executive committee OF the Bet
ter Business club.
This week the various committees
of the club will hold separate meet
ings looking forward to p%erfectins
plans for their individual depart
ments.
h program committee, headed
by Miss Mary Bell, will meet Mon
dav at 8 p. m. in the office OF r.
Stewart.
The publicity and advertising com
mittee, headed by Mrs. Frances W.
Trigg, will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m
in her office at the High school.
The tourist travel committee,
headed by l.. E. Allen, will meet
Monday at 1870 p. m. in the Tide
Water assembly hall.
The urban and rural life commit
tees, Of which. s.. A. Cross. is chair
man, will also meet Monday at 1880
O'clock in the Tide Water assembly
hall.
The research and port develop
ment committee, headed by w. M
Hewlett, will meet Tuesday after
moor.
The night Of Oct. Z at 7 o'clock a
banquet for all members Of the club
will be held at the Cape Fear hotel
at which time they r to hear an
outstanding o%ut-of-town speaker. De
tails of the program will be announc'
ed later.
Invitations have been issued tc
representatives of nearby towns in
terested in the formation of Better
Business clubs.
David C. Jones is president of the
club, which has as it's program this
year the development of the port OF
Wilmington and the county airport
and the general building of Whining
TON.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
1871 MERCURY'S
BIGGER, BETTER
MauIdin Motor 20. Displays
New Models At Whining
ton ShOwrOoms

A longer, bigger, easier-rldlng,
faster-accelerating Mercury with
sweeping speed lines, rolled into
view Friday, according to the
Mauldin Motor company, local
dealers.
The car which made 10th place
in it's first year and strengthened
it last year, looks as though 1t
should go even further in 1941.
The smart new exteriors with
their bright metal fender speed
lines, new chrome radiator g%rilles,
doors that practically enclose the
running boards, hidden gasoline
filler cap, new chrome fender-top
parking lights, and heavier bump
ers, with center mounted front Ii
cence plate are a few of the exter-
ior points which will be mined
lately observed as new on the 1941
Mercury-8.
The Mercury now has a two
inch longer wheelbase with spring
base increased Ill proportion to l29
inches. The sedan body is roomier
than ever before, the front seat
measuring 81 IL inches in width
from door to door and the rear 81
dard on all models.
The interiors OF the cars e
more beautiful than before. The in
strument panel is redesigned, plac-
ing all the gauges and s~peedometer
under a single glass directly in
front of the driver, where they
may be clearly cen through the
"clear vision" %two-spoke steering
wheel.
The ignition control is placed on
the side of the steering column
where it locks the steering as well
as the ignition. One of the features
of the new controls is the igni-
ton switch light this year. 1t
makes it easy to find the keyhole
in the dark. A horn ring is stan
dard on all models.
The most interesting mechanical
change this year is that of the
spring suspension, which continues
the use of the well known trans
verse springs but with changes
that give the Mercury one of the
smoothest boulevard rides found in
any car.
There are six body styles this
year available on the Mercury
chassis. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
Teacher Committee

The Teacher Committee appoint
ed by T. T. Hamilton, Jr., princi-
pal, to plan assembly programs
has outlined its duties and pur-
pose as follows:
Purpose: To plan with a student
committee programs suitable for
chapel from the students and
teachers view point, programs that
will be helpful and inspirational.
Duties:
l. To meet committee Of stu
dents.
2. To guide students in prepare
ton of programs.
3. Through the assembly to: Il
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
Boosters

All officers of the Boosters club
are aked to meet in the auditorium
Monday afternoon Immediately after
school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
WELL DONE

Some of the pepper pots Ga COM
bination of chicken, pork, pepper,
onions, and other ingredients
cooking in the West Indies have
ee on the fire continuously since
1880.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
~. iii. III. s..
TODAY
BY BLOMME

Reminder to students: TIL
changing of periods must be done
in an orderly manner Nd quietly.
Keep to the right and proceed to
your destination. Loud talking,
and whistling r not
necessary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
Home Ec

Miss Frances Ward has moved
her classes in Home Making back
into her newly painted room. The
painting done by Knoxie Pete and
Georg Melton, bus drivers, gives
the room a beautiful homelike at
mosphere in its light cream and
walnut finish. The sewing room,
dining room and kitchen are to be
painted with the first in light green
and the latte two in powder blue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
PAROLED

RALEIGH, Sept. 28.-R-Pris-
oners paroled today by Governor
Hoey included Alton Mills, sentenced
last March in Onslow county to a
year for three counts Of nuisance
and public drunkenness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
POST GRADUATES

Florence Davis was elected
Thursday afternoon as P. G. re-
preventative to the Student Council.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
Hi-Y

The Boys Junior Hi-Y will meet
at the Y.M.C.A. Monday at 4
o'clock. All members are urged to
attend.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Todoy's Film Schedules

(See WOLFERT, Page F-2)
Evening star., 1940-05-05

a matinee idol they were sure wasn't
making believe this time.
Mr.. Olivier, who went into the
$2,000-a-week class after acting
Heathchffe in "Wuthering Heights" I"
has become matinee idol through a
performance that is making the
movie version of "Rebecca" the most
urgent of vernal urges. Miss Leigh,
of course, has captured all the loose
hearts around as Scarlet in Gone
With the. Wind"
It was suggested to them that If
any Shakespearean play except
Romeo and Juliet" had been Sc
lected for their joint appearance on
a stage, they might not have had to
fight this kind of audience response.
Belongs to the Theater.
"I've looked forward for 50 many
years to doing the play with Vivien,"
said Mr.. Olivier. After all, 1t is q
wonderful play for us to be able to
Evening star., 1940-05-05

BE1AsCoghts Out in Europe" the darkness before
3i5 $50 75o and $50 Katis" with Dariee Dar1ieux
2, 4:15, $50 pm.
CAPTTODr Kdares Strange
Lew Ayes 43o 725 and 1905 PM Stage 335
and 910 pm
COLUMBIA the Hitchcock directed
2, 4:30, Z and $50 pm
EARLE-Dark Command" lawless days Kansas of old
435 7:15 and 945 Stage shows: $40 6:25
Primrose Path" to the straight with
Ginger Rogers: T. 3:55. $50, 745 and $40 pm.
LTTLEarvest" the leading French hm Of 1889: AIS 6o
7:55 and $40 pm.
MTRoPoLrTAN-Too Many Husbands" Arthur In that
happy predcament 2 3:55 $50, 7:50 and $50 pm
OPEN Rides Again. with Marlene Dietrich
Stewart $40 and 1880 pm.
PAI.ACE"Srange with Gable Crawford
4:30, and $50 pm.
TEANs-LUx-News and shorts continuous O'Clock
Evening star., 1940-05-05

do together, Isn't It, and then where
else In Shakespeare can one find a
part as good for Vivien7 No, it had
to be Romeo and Juliet and, you
know, It's only a minute part of the
movie audience that acts this way
and, after all, I am not so much a
movie actor as q theater actor. I've
done only il movies to 100 plays.
I ought to have built enough of a
theater audience in that time to
counteract those others"
Doing the play, they both agreed,
is a great happiness for them and
Mr.. Olivier explained how hard they
had had to work to snatch these
moments Of happiness.
THE maneuvering I had to do!
Oh no one will know the maneuver-
Ing and bargaining and compromis-
ing and thissing and thatting had
to do to get US out Of picture-m max
ing for q little while and then I
could free Vivien only for 20 weeks.
80 that was what it was to~be,
20 weeks Of, well, all this fun. We
worked like crazy people. was
finishing up Pride and Prejudice
and Vivien was finishing Water
loo Bridge and we acted until mid
night every night. Then, half dead,
we rushed to San Francisco for re-
hearsals in Romeo and Juliet From
8 every morning until 3 the next
morning. That made us completely
dead.
Rehearsals Are Continuing.
"You know, when we opened in
San Francisco I was 50 tired that I
couldn't get over the wall in the
balcony scene. At the end Of that
scene, where I rush OF to arrange
the marriage with Juliet, I have to
bound over the fence and there I
was, scrabbling with my finger tips,
too tired to lift myself over. I felt
such an awful fool with my legs
kicking weakly"
The rehearsals are still continu.
ing. But We just couldn't keep up
the pace, so I've cut down. Now
it's 10 In the morning until 4 In
the afternoon and then rest until
the show starts at 8. It seems
like day Oh after what we've been
through"
Mr.. Olivier said he had put $73,-
$50 Of his own money into the pro-
duction Is Of last week with more to
come. And how could he be 80
sure that II 1t had been anything
(See WOLFERT, Page F-2J
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Lawrence Olivier and Vivien Leigh Meet an Audience

kisses Juliet (Miss Leigh the war is
on and the extroverts start firing Oh
at the mouth. Over the theater are
heard the sounds Of rude lips. Heavy
sighs come down from the balcony.
"All Vivien and can do about
that" said Mr.. Olivier. 'is fight to
get the play past it and to the
theater-minded in the audience"
Extroverts in Ecstasy.
The night this extrovert was
among the audience love-minded
people were as much in evidence as
theater- reminded folks. During the
first kiss-act I, scene IV-some
smitten spectators were so noisy in
their signing and smacking that
others Uttered, while during the
famous bedroom scene in act II
many were 80 busy looking they
couldn't pay attention to the words.
The lobby talk between acts was
salted with ecstasy over peeking on
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Wne0 SNe was just a0OCAer attractive
young actress, she was ever avail
able and q very pleasant talker, with
no questions barred.
The counselors, better known as
press agents, raise not a finger so
long as the interviewer asks ques-
tions about such innucuous subjects
as the name Of her leading man and
the theme Of her current picture.
But If the conversation wanders, by
design, into such channels as finance
or romance, as:
"How about this millionaire flyer,
Howard Hughes-you're being seen
around with him quite q bit?" (Gin-
ger recently divorced her second
husband, Actor Lew Ayres.)
It Was Different Once.
II know Mr.. Hughes" she replies
warily.
"Ah, ah," one of the press agents
cuts in. waggling an admonitory nm
ger. WED rather you didn't ask
Miss. Rogers anything Ike that"
Ginger explains, I'VE always keep
away from personal subjects"
Maybe so, but In the good old
days Miss Rogers used to give out
plenty Of personal data, such as
that she liked to read before going
to bed, that she was q pretty good
cook and that she never snored be-
cause she always slept on her
tummy.
Most Of my fan mail" volun-
teered Ginger, trying to be q good
fellow. IDEALS with coi6ures. I never
have been able to understand that"
Hair-Do Il Streamlined.
II never pay much attention to
my hair myself 49," "a counselor
frowned.)
I'm Primrose Path my hair
style didn't matter and wore It
any Old way" 1
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Add Lies Ironies

Ironically, in Edison, the Man, -
Gene Lockhart plays the only enemy
of the man who was responsible for
him meeting his present wife,
Actress Kathleen Lockhart. In 1921,
Lockhart was hired by Edison to
play the role of a salesman in a
skit the Edison Co. put on at each
Of its district conventions. The
girl cast as the customer was Kath-
leen Arthur. They fell in love and
were married in 1924.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Newcomers Cast

Anne Nagel and Peggy Moran,
two of Universal's popular young
leading ladies, will share the fem
mime leads in "Hot Steel" CO.
starring Richard Arlen and Andy
Devine. Other principals in this,
the sixth of seven Arlen-Devine
films on Universal's current pro-
duction program, are Joe Besser,
Donald Briggs, Wade Boteler, Rob-
ert Emmett O'Connor, Edward Nc
Wade and Emmett Vogan.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
By Ira W0lferf.
CHICAGO.

S11ASnNOs
An extraordinary kind of war Is
popping of between, on one side,
Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh
and, on the other side, the audiences
who are buying tickets for their ex-
pensive production of William
Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet"
Romeo and Juliet were celebrated
lovers and everybody seems to be
aware that Mr.. Olivier and Miss
Leigh are, too. Much to the exasper-
alton Of the sensitive young actors,
a part Of the audience comes crowd.
ing to peek at two romances at once
while another part is much more
intent on the romance celebrated
in the newspapers than on the ro-
nance celebrated In English utera-
ture.
Its true, we expect to be married
soon," Mr.. Olivier said. "Vivien's
divorce becomes final In September
and mine In August. But what in
blue heavens has that to do with
Shakespeare" ...r
Extroverted members of the audi
ence are eager to answer the ques-
ton. When Romeo CMr. Olivier)
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Ginger now has q streamlined
hair-do.
Parted in the middle, the hair Is
swept up and straight back. The
smooth, shoulder length bob ends
In waved quarter circle across
her shoulders, the border wave ex-
tending to loops over her ears.
On another woman It might look
like one Of those new-fangled floor
mops they sell in hardware stores.
On Ginger it's swell.
What do I call it," Ginger
grinned.
TITS rather q silly name I thought
up, but think it fits."
"A counselor figuratively looked
oeer his spectacles, as II preparing
70 admonish.
II call It," said Ginger, "an up
snood,"
Evening star., 1940-05-05
But Zorina Had a Zeal
That Made Hard Work
Seem a Kind of Play
Her Secret of Success Sounds Better
Than That of Many Who Have
Been Far L Less Successful
By Jay Carnody.

BY Jay C0ruOdy.
constructive yearnng the heart the
need look further this Sunday
ing ing nsn the past vera zoa m Te present Of z1 not to mention @
the latter becomes the logical point Of beginning.
standpoint
she got that Unlike Of them though
1t through hard Neither
their a disregard dscourag1ng
effect honest people who avoid hard whenever
lovely system one worthy of the
youngsters high
teater The work which she had do
kind of baarna who could also and look breaakng
trick baernas) simply turned
believe about her procedure
willy women who practice such psychology on their on
spring.
zoina So completely play she casual bosaph
words she thinks anything
else which accounts for her present
experiences
difficult Take acting for example As the
to read line of dialogue Not Zona When
enough dancing experience to the prm baena of
the Ballet script something else again. all
on the he's stage she never had spoken a word
establishing themselves couple of men of few words
"1n try said zorina
calmly three recing
@ ner nes IN front @ Of mirror quite as she had her dancing for
eed them audience to such perfect effect that the hit
Godwyn that he could until
Speeches
After Warning That Wort.
departments indicates
indicates anything, public speaking thing
easily to her.
derives from last Married
Civic Theater planning luncheon the time thought
best possible make the luncheon attractive have
guest OF honor Would this department the theaters Lee D. Butler
wanted to ask Zorina If she would attend?
gladly"
have to make a speech"
emphatic their
perhaps Absolutely
the fruit again.
course and finally through the DESERT
Nor that the end After dessert and to al doubt
possible the audience
zorina would make speech.
general
Another of it is Zorinas
itself estimate
Toes In Of of the of Hollywood
which keeps player what he thinks
has been retired to the vaults Zon thought that
She said what did
saying
Incidentally syva-1rvng
Berlin satire with which brings
outpost
At this point prior to seeing it sounds like nice
what with Victor Moore Billy
form of to the authors and the dancing star of
Evening star., 1940-05-05
COunselOrs Sit Close Bv
Ginger Rogers Mustn't Talk
OF Things Too Personal
BY the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
pleasure to with :.
days, when Ginger
fashion between movie
selors sit close by.
Before Ginger became days
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Many Have Discovered
That the Good OldDa
Do Not Last Forever
Stars of One and Two Decades Ago
May Now Be Found in Minor Roles
In Almost Any Photoplay
By Sheilak Graham

HOLLYWOOD.
Fifteen years ago looking
volga picked petite
Today another Mile picture Northwest
Police" plays
picture that Of Indian chief DISCUSSES Walter Hampden
Looking people
minds Robert
Hollywood full Of stars forgot had
bit and extra
Boy
Doctor Takes Wife starring Loretta Young and Ray Mand
turn microscope picture will
steadan who once upon time leading lady in the
with being spear holder in The Hawk" and ayns bit roles in
Johnny Apollo" An This and Foreign
spondent"
Century holding down bit part in tho
Shirley Temple starred young middle
Marsh whom nneoers with good memories will
5 Happier
These Days, She Says
Playing bit" in Lillian Russell" Clifford
Eternal Woman" in 1929
Fred Nbo John Barymores rival
% ro nc Is. ocoe @ % % ben BE played d.
in the circumstances Another golden
days George Melord handled the
starring Valentino recently Henry"
Talking about Valentino Jean Acke
Was an Adventures Miss by the way emphatic about not
wanting needing sympathy for her status in pictures She
that far from reeretng her drop the film scale she happier
"bt" player than during heyday star.
H.. william who used to stir my s heart rugged epic.
Drfe now playing small part pie-throwng comedy titled The
Villain Still Pursued Her."
Polly Polly.
the
back with a small tom Browns schooldays."
From Mary Pickford Films
70 andW
Way back in 1917 GEAtpne
1amads Burglar"
Mary got
Hoodlum" His last important picture
Nowadays Harlan plays small serials
Universal Two recent bad
ners Of the West"
Joan Bennett Raft support
The House Across the Bay"Pat Odauey
Universal the silent
He
broker
Young one of
the bigger and better At time
pictures Miss weight,
still beautiful
the latter serial the
Lloyd Hughes films among
them Forever After" in 1926
Orchids and ErInne" 1927
About
Lately in Durbin Picture
Pauline Garon who
wife of the late Lowell Sherman and star
and Satan in sabes is currently playing "b in Lillian
Stuart Holmes he In the 1921 -Four Homn
latter boy of IL In the heyday Mr. Holmes
starred with Alma Rubens the among
the ensemble of The Hawk Ditto
19 what Price Beauy-l92S Also odmer Francis
Jack Mulals most Love"
starring Deanna Dbn who grgnng infant