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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-03
Finding Made

A state examiners report last
week revealed that a total of
$414 was collected in the ac-
counts of w. III. Neiburg be-
tween Apr. 1888 and Mar. 1910.
The reports appeared on the
docket showed the money as col
Iected but not returned to the
county. Neiberg was a former
justice of peace in Union town
ship. The money was from
fines.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-03
Initiates 35

Sunday afternoon Newark
Moose ladge initiated 35 new
members as the climax of their
recent membership drive. The
program was conducted by the
state championship Piqua de-
gree team. Harold Iabaugh of
Dayton, gave the main address,
and gave the local organization
a bank picture, which had been
won by the lodge in a previous
campaign. C. G. L. Yearick,
was also one of the speakers
during the Afternoon. A lunch
con and entertainment was en-
jOyed following the initiation
and program.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-03
FAMILY NIGHT

A family night program and
potluck dinner was given by the
Neal Avenue Methodist church
Wednesday evening. The pep
and fellowship meeting was a
part of the rally week program.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-03
AT FAIR

AT FAIR
VIM. S. Coen drops a card from
New York, where he is atten-
ding the Worlds Fair, stating
that he is enjoying everything
immensely, and that the grounds
are especially beautiful at night.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-03
BUILDING INCREASES

According to figures released
by City Engineer Charles Wells
valuations of building permits
issued in Newark, increased in
September more than $21 900 as
compared with the same month
a year ago. The records show
that home construction is large
ly responsible.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-03
City Meat Inspection Vital to
Health of Newark Citizens
Packing Company Will Be Forced To
Leave Newark IL Inspector Is Not Provided

1t announced this week that plans worked
out with the Secretary of Newark Chamber of Commerce and
the Board of Health cooperating whereby inspection will
be started in Newark funds for being available until
ell action the first of the year.
Before special called meeting of members of the
city council Friday night committee from the board of
health, the of the Scoto Provision company, al
Beardshear representing the Newark Chamber of Com
merce and other interested parties minced words in
informing council members of the deporabe conditions and
the jeopardy to the health of Newark citizens that exists
because the city has no meat inspection
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-03
Winner

Jitney Jingle, owned by Mrs.
Jones Sexton of Bryn Du farm,
Newark Granville road, won the
model hunter class at the Ma
tiOnal Horse show in st. Louis
Sept. 80, according to news dis
patches the first of the week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

ROXY - John Garfield and Frances
Farmer tn Flowing Gold" 40.
4:i3. tbs. 1910. also Ann soth-
ern In Dudley" II IS, 400. $40,
s:45.
RIsLTo-Desnns Durbin and Robert
Cumming M 5,s s IN "sp.,ns PSraa d.
trh no Ia te ana penn SIN sing,. sso
IN Blonde Plays Cupid" i.io.
3:55. $40, $50.
MUSIC Bo<-Charles Lsuzhton and
Carole Lombard In They Knew
What They Wanted" 1885 400
7.o6. 1913. also Richard Dix and
Wendy Barrie In Men Against The
Sky. IL 80, 2 SO. 5:s6. $50.
RIvIERA-clsudette Colbert and
Melvyn Douglas IN she Married
Her Boss: also Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant In Holiday"
BLUE NOusF-Myrna 10y and Mel
vyn Douglas In Third Finger. Left
Hand" l2:45. 3:45. s:55. zoos. also
Lupe Velez and Leon Errol In
Mexican spitfire Out West" 1880.
2;3o. $40. $50.
KAY sTREET-scandinav screen
program. Dagmar Ebbeesn and
Ruth Holm In "vi Pa solslantsn"
I've And Our Little Farm"l; also
hdolph Junr In "Adoiph's Military
100 TIL li:oo.
RETURN SHOWING
BFvERLy-Bins Crosby in Rhythm
on the River, also Nancy Kelly In
Private Affairs"
CAPITOL,-Boris Ksrloff and Bella
Lugosi IN BLACK Friday" also Mar
garet Lindsay and Dick Foran in
House OF the Seven Gables"
Communicable nda Joyce and
John Payne In Maryland: also
Richard Arien and Andy DIVINE In
Legion or Lost Flyers
PARk-Judy canova and Eddy Foy
In "Scatterbrain". also John Payne
and Gloria Dickson in King OF
The Lumberjackz."
PROcTOR-Lana Turner and John
Shelton In We Who Are Young"
also Jean Hersholt In Courageous
Dr. Christian"
REALART - RAY Milland. Patricia
Morrison and Akin Tamiroff In
Unframed"
REX-Lee Tracy and Linda Hayes IN
''Millionaires In Prison" also VIII
Rogers In Judge Priest"
sHELI,--rred MacMurray and Alice
Fave In Little Old New York" also
Douglas Fairbanks. ir., and Made
liene Carroll In "Safari."
suNsEI-John Wayne in Three
Faces West" also Edmund owenn
In Mad Men of Europe"
TEMPLE-Henry Fonda In The Re
turn or Frank James: also Lana
Turner In We Who Are Young"
LIBERTY. Puyaliup-Mickcy Rooney
and Judy Garland in Strike Up
the Band"
RIVIERA. sumner - Mickey Rooney
ana Judy Garland in Strike Up
the Band.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Deonno Durbin is q "lody"
in her lotest musical extrovo-
oonzo, Spring Porode, " which
comes 10 the screen at the
Riolto theoter todoy. Robert
Cummings ploys the role OF
her latest heart interest.
anna than in any OF her previous
offerings. and more romance
laden story than has been her lot
in her first seven productions.
Colorful Role
Presenting Deanna as a village
maid who goes to the city In
search OF the destiny foretold her
by fortune teller. the story is
based on an original by Ernst
Marischka and involves the star
in her first real romance of the
screen, She meets and falls In
love with Robert Cummings.
Amid romantic surroundings, the
story unfolds in an atmosphere
and background more beautiful
than any which have appeared In
Deanna's pictures.
Songs Featured
Deanna sings four numbers In
the offering. three of them from
the pen OF the famous Viennese,
Robert Stolz. who com posed.
among other offerings, the fam
Gus Two Hearts in Three Quar-
ter Time" The fourth. Blue
Danube Dream" is an adaptation.
by Hans Salter.
Supporting the star are such
players as Robert Cummings, Mis-
cha Auer. Henry Stephenson,
Butch and Buddy. Anne Gwynne,
Walter Catlett, S. z. Sakan and
many others.
Blonde Plays Cupid" shares
the screen.
II you're not using It. sell il with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Beverly Star An
Expert Aviator

An air tour around South
America Is in prospect for Robert
Cummings. who is rated the fore
most amateur aviator among the
film stars.
During the production of the
new Universal comedy, Private
Affairs" now playing at the
Beverly theater. Cummings placed
an order for his third private
plane in preparation for the Icing
thy flight.
His new ship is a dual-motored.
seven-plaee monoplane that cruises
at better than 100 miles an
hour. 1t will replace his present
four-place single-motored mono
plane.
Cummings, who holds the only
private pilots license with an "in-
structor rating" in the nation, has
always named his airplanes Spin
ach." The present ship is Spin
ach IT, and the new plane already
has been ehristened Spinach III. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Melvyn Douglas, CIoudette
Colbert and Michael Bartlett
ore shown in q scene from
"She Married Her Boss, "
which opens return engage
ment at the Riviera theoter to-
doy. On the same bill will be
Holiday" featuring Cory
Grant and Katherine Hepburn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

gan, Harry Carey. Frank Fay. Joe
Bernard and Janet Fox.
Sharing the screen In Men
Against the Sky" featuring Rich
ard DIX and Kent Taylor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

IT'S me your olu AflrHa Leu
he said. can you hear me >"
why yes" I replied, u guess
I can. Where am -"
It's all right. he said. in fact
ever ything is all right"
where's your baton" asked.
Never mind the baton, listen TO
me. I'm going TO explain three
dimsnsional music to you. so clip
me-
In the first place. 1t is the new
American art form"
He must have seen the coma
coming on again for he began
rubbing my wrists and kept tell
ing me to take 1t easy.
IN begin at the beginning 3. .
that will be best" he said.
mot q bad idea" I replied
there just can't be any place
quite like the beginning to begin
vi 'hH AntAt
"Cut out the monkey business
and listen!
Combining color. sound and
motion has been the elusive dream
OF many artists in the past but
Walt Disney has done It in FAN
TAsIA. lie has taken a group OF
symphonic pieces and given his in
depreciation OF that music, set
ting It in motion and color. This
has never been done before and II
is only the beginning"
Holy smoke" | shouted, we're
still at the beginning"
"Of course we are at the begin
ming, and II you don't shut up
and listen I'll go in for bit of
that coma stuff myself"
"Okay, Leo but how about
that new sound projection which
rotates the music all around the
theater so that 1t does not come
To the audience directly from the
SCREEN"
A smile lit the musicians face
he seemed 10 realize that I
was intelligent even II l was Just
a drama critic.
Now we're getting some place"
and he continued.
THE lovely sounds we hear in
the forest do not come to us from
one focal point, 80 why should
that be true of music? We have
grown used to hearing music com
ing toward us from one point but
after people hear the music in
FANTASIA they will never be
satisfied with the old methods
again. When you stand In a forest
you hear the songs OF the birds
over your head, to the right Of
you. to the left, in back of you.
That is the way music should be
heard. That is the way Disney
will project 1t in FANTASIA"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
They KneV What They Wanted Opens Today At 3d.
Third Finger. Left Hand" Moves
To Hamrick' S Blue Mouse Theater

Myrna 10y teamed for the first time with Mevyn Doug
las abandons role the perfect wife keep
who made Carlo laugh in continuous hot in Third
Finger Left Hand hilarious story OF romantic mix-up
-opening today at the Blue Mouse.
go through hyrna and MELVIN
-. A...... -. find they've really
- = with each other all along.
jealous ihVents hosoAho
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Big New Show at
The Club Moderne

This Saturday nights floor
show at Club Aoderne has all the
earmarks Of one Of those Holly
wood "super-s super Colossal
Events"
II marks the first appearance
OF the new Club Moderne girl
chorus. in addition to Harvey
Long. Master Of Magic" all OF
which will augment the regular
nightly show OF songs by Ozzie
Ross and Lucille Lane. and dances
by Ripple Rejan and Andre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Carole Lombard and Charles
Laughton Ca Star in Drama
Companion Film Brings Richard Dix
And Kent Taylor In Men Against the Sky

Registering her third outstanding dramatic success for
RkO Radio since temporarily forsang her famous screw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Narrows BRIDGE
Collapse Shown

One o. the most tragic scenes
ever 70 Be recorded By a news
reel camera IS currently a. the
Roxy and Rialto theaters where
Tacomans may 20 during the
next. seven days 70 view the
actual collapse OF the beautiful
Narrows Bridge.
The actual transformation Of
the bridge from the proud
structure that rose over the
waterway To the ragged and
torn mass % debris which It il
at the present time In an awe
inspiring sight and one which
all Tacoma will long remem-
Der.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
FORTIFIED

So long has the curious bamboo
crab kept itself tucked back into
the hollow stalks OF bamboo that
Its hinder portions are imperfectly
developed. But any enemy that
tries to invade the sacred domain
is met with a pair of bristling
claws at the open end of the stalk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
.Deanna Durbin
AT the Rialio
Blonde PloYs Cupid
Other New Attraction

Hailed by critics a. the best
picture in which she has ever
appeared. Deanna Durbln's eighth
production, Universals Spring
Parade" opens today At me Rialto
theater.
Produced by Joe Pasternak and
directed by Henry Roster. the pic
ture presents a more mature De
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
LET'S Get This Strniahfl

In fact he wasn't too he knew what twodimensona
music might be but when they raised him he apsed into
syncopated and quite out of il unit
Leopold Stokowsh took him by the hand and led hin
gently into the realm of understanding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Gould you stand a technical
question at this time ?" 7 asked
the bar and beat man from
Philadelphia.
Il can stand anything that will
bring this interview to a close"
he replied with a slight gesture
Of Impotence.
I'm what way does the music In
/ FANTASIA differ from con-
cert one may hear in Carnegie
Hail >" inquired
The difference, my friend. is
this: Let us say at a concert
there is an oboe passage featured
In a number on the program. The
musician plays IT and there Is no
taking 1t back He may have done
It poorly which sometimes hap
pens. But 1t is done and finished.
But In this new art form OF Dis
ney's. on which we all worked for
two and half years, we were
able to strive on achieving perfec-
ton. We played the music over
and over again and II we came
across a passage that was not
right we made many takes. In
this way we were able to strive
toward an ideal, a perfection"
And that, my loyal readers. is
the best ! could get out OF Leopold
Stokowski on the subject OF three
dlmensional music. II you still
don't know what It's all about
move over and I'll crawl In
with you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Miss 10y plays magazine eoitor
who. because her boss wife is
Jealous. invents mythical husband
whom she's supposed to be trying
Ito find to get divorce. The decep-
-tion is perfect until Douglas. who
has learned about II and is in love
with her. blandly shows up and
assumes the role of the missing
spouse.
Her family likes him. She doesn't
and proceeds TO keep him in all
@manner OF trials and tribulations.
She scandalizes Niagara Falls on
--their honeymoon. He invites an
.other couple to Join them in q
~"double honeymoon" Her attorney
-plans ways and means OF getting
~her a divorce so that he can marry
her himself. And all three start
stewards Reno together. But after
all the laugh-packed troubles they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Charles Laughton Is co-starred
with the blonde actress in this
screen version OF the noted Pulitzer
prize play by the late Sidney How
ard.
Miss Lombard's current role. al
though dramatic. differs in many
respects from her two previous ef-
forts. In Vigil in the Night" she
portrayed a serious minded, cour-
ageous, self-sacrificing nurse who
endeavored to insulate herself from
romance. In In Name Only" the
talented actress enacted a young
widowed artist who falls in love
with Cary Grant. a married man
whose wife refuses to divorce him.
But in They Knew What They
Wanted" Miss Lombard is seen as
Woodworking, waterfront wait
ress who longs to escape from her
drab existence. That is why she
eagerly accepts a correspondence
proposal to marry a boisterous, I'M
couth, but thoroughly sincere Latin
vinyardist, played by Charles
Laughton. When she is unable to
escape from the overtures OF the
ranchers handsome foreman, It
precipitates crisis which is said
to lead to one of the most compell-
ing climaxes filmed in many years.
Directed by Carson Kanin, this
Erich Pommer production features
in prominent roles William Gar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

II you're not using It, sell it with
Fast Action Times Want Ad
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Coroe Lombard the mail order bride of Charles louoh-
They Knew Whot They Wanted" lecture ottrocton
which todoy 10 the Music Box theoter.
BALI characterizaons Caroe Lombard is said have one
of the finest roles of her cooru career They Knew What
They Wanted, attraction at the Music Box today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
UNCENSORED FILM
 AT STATE SUNDAY
The Ran1parts We Watch Cinema Hitler Wanted to
 Keep From Americans

Deanna Durbin in her eighth great production Spring Parade" winds up it's four day engagement at the Warner Bros. State theater tomorrow evening. Also coming to a close is Father Is a Prince" with Grant Mitchell and Mana Bryant. '
 Despite obstacles, protests and threats of the German government "The RampartS We Watch" most widely discussed picture of gen. eration, has finally reached the American screen and will be shown in its uncut, llncensored form at the State for three days starting Sum- day.
 Produced by the editors of Life Time and March of Time "The Ramparts We Watch" is a full length feature and brings to the screen for the first time the official confiscated Hitler 'blitzkrieg" pie ture Baptism of Fire"
 The first part of the film reviews the uncertain years of 1914 to 191s and recalls the events that led the United States into the first world conflict and sounds a noe of pre- pardness for he next war.
 Following this warning, as a se- quence in this full length feature
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
BIG PRODUCTION
 NEXT AT STRAND
Foreign Correspondents , Opening Sunday, Hailed
 as Years Thrill

Attractions concluding their en- agreements tomorrow evening at the popular Warner Brothers Strand theater are '"The Sea Hawk" star ring Errol Flynn and "Blondie Has Servant Trouble" with Penny Sin- gleton, Arthur Lake and Larry Simms in the featured roles.
 Foreign Correspondent, hailed as the thrill spectacle of the year, is the next big production due for showing at the Strand and opens a three day engagement at that the ater starting Sunday.
 Breath-taking excitement, drama and romance, mystery and intrigue are unfolded in this thrill-packed film which boasts a brilliants cast starring Joel McCrea with Laraine Day, Herbert Marshall, George San- ders, Robert Benchley, Albert Bas- serman and Eduardo Cianelli.
 Those who view the offering are promised scene after scene of a magnitude rarely equalled on the screen; for this is the exciting story of the lives and loves of the great est adventurers of our time.
 The picture was made in recogni- tlon of the intrepid group of Amer ican newspapermen who are serving as the nations eyes and ears dur ing the European debacle, risking their lives daily in order to keep their own people informed of the rapidly shifting panorama of war.
 Most elaborate and extensive set
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

tings, constructed for any produc- ton in Hollywood in several years are those provided as backgrounds for this exciting film. The construc- tion, in the opinion of the producer, was essential to bring this action filled, swiftly moving story to the public with absolute fidelity of background and in keeping with its momentous international story.
 Highlights of the film include the crash of a giant airliner; the ex- citing romance and 8 heart-stop- ping climax.
 Co-featuring this entertaining program will be a hilarious comedy entitled "Comin' Round The Noun tain" starring Bob Burns with @ large cast headed by Una Merkel.
 And then starting Wednesday the Strand will present the four star sensation Boom Town" starring Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Clau- dette Colbert and Hedy Lamar. On the same big show will be 'Pier 13' featuring Lynn Bari and Lloyd No- Ian. Following this twin smash will be an array of superb productions such as Lucky Partners" No Time For Comedy" Exit Carson, City For Conquest" Brigham Young" "The Towards of Virginia" wy oming" and Strike Up The Band"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
REVERSE ENGLISH

Myrna Loy's telegram of birthday greetings from her teammate of Metro Goldwyn Mayors ''Third Fin ger, Left Ham," Melvyn Douglas, was typed in reverse so that she had to hold it up to her dressing room mirror in order to read it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

is the shocking Naz terror film "The Baptism of Fire" the picture that was used to demoralize Nor way, Holland and Belgium, and which brings to the screen "the hor- TOTS visited on Poland when the latter country dared to stand up and fight the might of Germany.
 Seized as contraband of war-Hit- Ter never wanted Americans to see this film, but you can and in its uncut, uncensored form at the State theater starting Sunday afternoon.
 Offsetting the sombreness of the feature picture is the second big hit, Dance, Girl, Dance" a great laugh and cry drama, which presents the finest cast of the season starring Maureen O'Hara, Louis Hayward and Lucille Ball, and featuring such outstanding screen personalities as Virginia Field, Ralph Bellamy, Mary Carlisle, Katharine Alexander and many others of note.
 Hired Wife" the seasons smart
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

film were composed by Mack Cor don and Harry Warren. These in- clude Two Dreams Met" Down Argentine Way" "Nenita" and Sing to Your Senorita."
 They are matched in brilliance only by the songs which the in- comparable Miranda renders: South American Way" "Mambu," {" "Mamae Flu Quero" and "Touradas Elm Madrid"
 The huge cast includes Charlotte Greenwood, Henry Stephenson, J. Carroll Naish, Katharine Aldridge, Leonid Kinskey and Chris-Pin Martin.
 On the same program is another smash hit, Men Against the Sky" an action-packed thrill drama fea- turing Richard Dix, Wendy Barrie, Kent Taylor and Edmund Lowe.
 Beginning with Wednesday, Octo- Der 18th, headline Broadway vaude- vile shows will be presented for one night weekly at the Loew Poli. The .how booked in for next week by Manager Ed. Fitzpatrick is stud- ded with the biggest star names of the entertainment world today, so plan now to be here Wednesday evening.
 Movie Party is presented every Thursday evening, and cash awards totalling $100 are given away to winning members of the audience. The next big hit screen show coming to this theater is "Dulcy" CO., starring Ann "Maisie" Sothern and Ian Hunter, in one of the seasons most delightful comedy -romances, and this is to be followed soon by Gary Cooper in "The Westerner, ' one of the finest films of this stars long and successful career.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
FILMS OF BERMUDA
 TO BE EXHIBITED
.=Mrs. Club to Hold First Meeting of Season
 Wednesday

Fred Lux will show colored pie lures of Bermuda to the MT. and Mrs. Club of the Second Congrega- tional Church in Davenport Hall at 8 o'clock. Election of officers. will precede the movies. It will be the first meeting of the group this sea- son.
 Rev. Dr. John c. Walker, pastor will be the speaker at the Sunday Noon club October 13 in the chapel He will use for his subject, 'The Ministers Day."
 The Pilgrim Fellowship for young people will meet Sunday night. A business barley will be held at 4:3C p. m. followed by a social hour, sup per and meeting in the chapel at ( o'clock.
 The Foreign Missionary Commit tee of the Women's Association will hold its annual food sale at Grieve, Bisset & Hollands store Thursday, October IT from 10 a. m. through out the day.
 The newly formed Dramatic club