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gerlin. Ser ssroit. Der in tpeiten
lcilen 0eutiflanbs in Ser lesten
Ceipmbermohe aeherrid)t bat uno Der
in ZEN eriten Sanuartasen neriddrft
icr. :1eoauert bit, fiibrte 3u elmer
iriltnren G:neng,mg oes oeutiden
Winaenmarf:es. insbelonoere bel
Ialiongiitern ipie &oblen uno Scar.
toif,ln. Die 6eutide &oblereroeugung
lit il beoeuteno, uno 10 eefidert,, bob
audi niht eie seringiten ginibrGn-
flrcen in Der 3uteilung poreenom.
men iperOen> braudten. Dariiber
bincus fonnte 7elltidlano ieinen 2ie.
Observation-Disclosures an aoblen
ge9criiber frenroen 2dnoern bon ge.
ni;gon. Der itarfe s5roit uno oie oa.
bnrrh Heterogeneous llnterbredune
Der s6iffabrt cuf oen 8innenitraben
bat Die 8erleoebispoiitionen eeit0rt
|l'no aeiuiiic 0erbrauherbeairfe aui
bic eur 3eit borban6enen 8eit6noe
an1e!uieien. Bei oenaartoffeln fommi
binaL oab cine Oeffnune Der unter
freiem &immel Tin ben rMieten")
on9rleGten Eager ,peeen 6es idarfen
Groites nidt mSolid tpor, bab alic
Der @roBbanpell 5eitpeiie feline 3u
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prepaean>a >cs patieat,

@"rIin. Seit einigen Iagen bringt
Scr EatifanienScr ser ser englii6e
MlurOflrnf peritGrft iibernimmt, Mels
ouuG'n iiber oelltihes nnmeniflihes
&pr ,e5en IN Hrlen. Ole @ebauptllug,
oni 'iir:tlihe Girhen geidloiien ieien
1T b. llitGubia rrfunoem. 9ie 8ebaup.
tlllg SAB bas crabiih0'lihe Yalais in
EnIen in cine &cirrne ,mgeipan6elt
lei, 1T cine 2iice. @enn WaBnahmen
gcg:' cine Heibc non Hrieitern ge.
tro'ier iperoen m:lbten, 10 oesbalb.
lucil Sie an Selltihcnperfolgungen be.
tcll;Jt maren. slud, buben lie ben
tSronfterrfrieg erm!ltiGt. Son elmer
ilnterorihfllng bes 8leubens uno re-
iiaioirr Sanoluneen fann feline &eoe
icin, Senn sic Girben iino gefiillt bon
GlGrt:gen an Sonntaeen. Sier 5eigt
sic cn1liid,e Hropaqonra oertlid), oaB
lie :Gre Mabnapnen in YalGitina ben
Selitihen in Eolen 5;idreiben, I'M
jbre Shanotatsn an peroesen.
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Gi,Alii<te ,Siitterbeote
G,ls 21tit1cnrX,,,tter

Berlin. Die in letter 3eit erfolgte
&eri'nfl,ng sa5lreider engliiderSors
poitcnboote burh sic oel,tide 2uft-
ma re .puroe in Gmglano befanntlih
bon Ser 8eifuloiaune benubt, oab
Ocut'fTano in inbllmaner @e..ie
,b,.:nloie isiihpr5oote" bernihte,
Sic leSiglid) frieoliher Nrbeit nab.
ginJen. Bon be ltld'er Seite lit gegen-
iiber bielen @or,ui;rfen i6on oanals
feitgeiteat noroen, oab es iih bier
nm beloaffnete Gorpol!enboote bait
oele, bic nibt nur als Minenrdumer
tGt'a ieien, lonoern mlh i'm Nahrif=
tcnoienlt Ser britii!en slSmiralitGt
mi.bt;ge militiiriife Sunftionen 81,
eriiiIIen bGtten.
G.,tie beutiden 6eitltellungen mer.
oen iett auh bon neutrcler Seite EN-.
rc,tio beltGtiet Cine oGniide 3ci-
t,,nG bringt o:e Me!o,ng, bab 500
Ser c:siid,oampfer gngIanbs Gag rno
Na tt @inen megr6,,men in berNoro-
ice nno i'm sltiantilfen S5ean. Gs
hcitGtiet erHellt, oab sic @erienf,lng
ser eneliibcn &orppitenbpcte einen
lcanlen sltt ser Srieaiiibrlng oar.
i.eJe ,,no Sic engliihen Gorluiirie
bitroeeen polliq un5egriinbet le:en.
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7:3' Srutihl,nbrho
So Nohr'btn. er9liih
9:OU Mus Dem 3e:tgeiheben, enaliih
1919 Nabridten. orlltih
10 81 9tabrltten. enaliidb
1880 2lrsber:ht. en9liido
l2:W Mathrid,ten. enoliib
9onnerstaa, Is. Iebrnar:
Yo,nlittass gaitern Stanooro Time
GAS Nabridten. engliif
$40 Nubrihten, engliib
Na' ')n,ittaas gaitern Stanoaro Cine
5:45 %adridten, rnaliid
6:15 8eithngs'haa
7:3O 0cutitlanoeGo
soc Nohrlht'n. engliib
S:4::. Tftuelle @o"trGge. cnsliih
9:n' Nus Dem 2eiteeiheben enaliib
1925 Mad)rid'ten. oe,,tIb
10 30 Nuhridter, engliid
1850 aursberihi. ensliid
1890 Ma6ridten. ensIiid
Jreitag, 16. Jebrnar:
|ormi.tass gaitern Stanoaro Cine
6:45 Nat,rid,ten, engliib
$50 Rahrihten. eneliib
NaGmittass guitprn Stanbaro Time
5:4' Nadr;dt"n ensliid
6:15 9eitnngsihou
1880 Teutihlano"ho
500 Nuhrihten, sngIiif
900 Nus Dem Sp!teeid, chen. enaliih
iO:l5 Nadlrid)ten, beutlb
lO:m Nadrihten. engliid
1880 Rllrsbe- icf,t, enaliih
1900 Nahritten. englnd
A,!Berhem Eeroer ip nah 8eoari
Did,hge Fatrihten BON sall su 1saa
aut gu 'onitlser 3eiten seienoet aen.
oersl1sen ser Senbe5eiten uno @eI.
leldraen tpproer ieipeiIs iiber ben
Se::ler befan~,taeaeben.
o., 9eutibe &ur5nelenienoer lit
'iter. oaB ieine Sorer in Noroame.
rita ibm geraof iest NIT Ser eleihen
Mufmerfiamfei: tpie bisber folsen
mprcen uno bi,tet Sic, periihert 5u
ieiu. oak er bls Spine tun pirb. Inn
Sbren Gag fir Gag elm umfaiienoes
Bib Der 2age uno Der Tatiahen 5u
gebe,:.
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fl:5ren erbi.lt. Nud Die 3ufubr ee.
ri'irr Birtergemiiie, insbeionoere
3,jlerten tpie BeiBfobl, @ot- uno
9iu,enfobl battcn unter oen ertpGbn.
ten Transportit0rungen gu leioen.
gaie tpir an urterribteter SteGe bier.
gil 6orcn. lit init elmer fbneuen 8e.
leitislrng 6ieier St0rungen nod Gin.
tritt miloerer @itterung au rednen.
0ie Delieerung Der iibrigen M1rfte,
insbc!onoere Die 8eriorgung Der Ser.
brallherihaft NIT Gleiih Gett uno
Dor allem nit 8rot bat feinerlei
St0rungen erfabren.
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fir o(rntc perlattot

@aihington. Sn elmer an oas slb.
geo"Snetenbnls geriebteteu alberor'
oent!:hpn gotida't rest 8rGiioent
Mooiep'lt sc Wetoilliaung bon ST.
100000 bis s1O.OOO,OOO fir Sen
2Iuef ser Grr!d)t!:rg fiinf5ig offeut.
lider SoipitGler IN Srten, sic 81
finar,' ,'fNpah iino lm &ranfenbGu.
Icr ul.s eigenen Mitteln erridten f0n,
men.
Ger Brd;ihent be5og iih auf sic
BON Senator @acrer oorgeihlagene
San:td4sporlaac rnb 8olfseeIuno.
heitsprngramme siir $S5O,OOO,OOO.
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1lrtsil bcitGtiet eceen
0r>brabbi pcn23rceflvt,

Tnris. Ser Barrier s(ppeabof be.
ititiate bas llrteil ruf slpei Sabre Sc.
iiinanis unb 5000 ssrahcs @elbitrafe,
Sas segen Sen ~8roB.Habbi bon
@rooflnn" aus eigencn 8naoeu
Sia,c Seifer, tpegen Shmuggels bon
Malihaift IN gibtln nadp oen Ser.
einieten Staaten perbGn9t moroen
uar. Man fano bel linn cine r9roid)'
fenl Sung" Mnlihpift Dor, oas in Sen
GintInoen bon 9ibeln perltedt mar,
nclhe nab I:nerifa geididt peroen
iollien.
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Staatspsrtrae Reid ,a,,H
Sletpafei ratifi,iert

B.ebburs. Sm iloipafiiden Iu,
6cnr'iniiterium erfolste leste @ohe
ser gustalid) Der 8eitGtisungsur.
tunhen fir ocn oeutid- -ilo.pafiihen
Staatsbertraa bonn 81 Sftober 80.
Sn, + oiefen 8ertrog bat Die Slona,
tel ole in Sen Sahren 1920, 1929
unc 1888 absetrcnnten @ebiete Su.
riidcrbolten.
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Senator Ne>rae fer>ert
GrPlSr,aua Neeicpelts

@r'hington. Ter hempfratiihe Sc.
not5r George ans Georgia forberte,
oob Nrdiioent Hpoiepclt feline Stels
lung biniidtlih zines 6rittcn 9lmtss
Sern;;ns MN enh!id, icitleac, llnh
ulnc6te bar1llf ml'merfiam, baB Elm
neitcres Sdapeigen fir oieYartei bon
"fataitropbalen" Solsen iein f0nne.
So.pobl bonn Stcnbpunft ser Son,
ierpGtipcn tuie ser rMem Seolcr" lit
Sic Wers0gerrng gefannt9abe iciner
s(6iid,ten i66oliG.
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- Wenn 6in Staatsm1nner mid)t
10 broben miirben tpGre Die @elt.
lage nid)t 10 tphrnhlid).
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oen ocriihern tpobl ieoen ieinen 8ei.
Itono, lpie es oer Gneldnoer tut, aber
Gelitn t,m iie feiren, tpie aud Der
Gn9Iinoer nit,t sen 1iirfen bilft, tpie
CT SEN Folcn nift aetolien bat. ion.
oern MIR ourb Ne,trcle peri,l6t, ei.
ucn Peiitano por,uirlegeln. Ser
Inafdnoer ocr',,d)t icine Sd,tparsell
rno Sic @ralnen in oen eltrop1iihen
Mrier 5u ienSen oieien nit Der Ge.t=
If)e n Den 8raben treibt uno gegen
Teilt'He, ab.r lelhlt ifont er feline
@ai,t nno oriift iid'. no er MIR fann,
Elm gcnrues 8"iipiel, 1pic es Der SuSe
Saigt. Gs lit Elm ebenGiirtiges 8eiin.
SCI, ,cas ii6 hr 9enleiniam gum &rie.
&C gef,'noen bet, ipas ober ME einen
Srie1 aegen Die il'nge tapfere oeut.
lde Triegsn'adt getpinnen miro, bas
miro Sic 3ufirnft bcipeiien. So, man
trci5t nlr SeerGMbcrei, lpeiter nihts
lmn hamit g(anbt nun Ser GnglGnoer
oic s'elltralen 81 'pingen in eineu
&ri'J acaen T~1ltdIuns 81 treibeu, er
tnt ebem nod nid)t geniigeno Men.
;d)cn iEl 6elAe. sic iiir i'm sic Sob
len 'us 6en, sscller hol"n ioQen. @in.
Iton Shurhia ,h:elt n,lr nab slmcri.
ia .lrb bofft in,luidrn feline 2llit
ilottc nod ret,t sablreih 81, maben,
ourb cmerifar;ihc Silie, Of er ober
oieie Tlugscuae iemals be5ablen miro
bob iteht auf Der anoeren Seite. slber
CT IN MIR ber,tbiet fem, 9eutihlano
idlG't nibt, es tpat)t - uno arbeitet.
Sic in"cre isrnnt in 9eutihlano lit
aleih Der duBeren Srunt unb Dem
yeit:paa, oas bentihe Yolf itebt 81
iein"r Megierung l,ah 81 ieinem Siib.
rer unS ebenionenis. me es linn &c.
lingsa miro. bGs brrtife @olf 81 BE.
tOcc', ebeniomenig miro es ibm &C.
lin0,n Den he,ltid,en 8elnpau sll
iliir,re,. gs fins Mduuer, Die oieien
pcrteiSigen Mr. Ghurdiu, aber feline
@aiSsloppen BON Sbrer Sorte. Gin
Gcl,tiher, ser Den @es gu ieinem
Hiihrer Sitter sefunoen bat, ser gebt
Sicira Weg immer peiter, aud) eegen
S0:car5e unb 8ralne. slber auh
9csca Die Suocn. oie uobl nidt crit
III Sen &f eingreifen iperoen, ion.
bern iid bei3eiten einen Boiten in Der
Gtnope illhen ,perben, oamit iie aud)
bort ihr 9anopert treiben fonnen,
oenl !reroen lie ME untrer. Ser eng.
liiGc s(rbeiter aber miro balo erten.
nen, pobin linn Die 2i;sen ieimer eff.
rcn.certen Reg,erung fiibren iuirb.
9tie miro Dem gnglGnoer feline se.
tlan!e sustlmgerung eelineen, es
lei :enn, oaB er iein eigenes @olt
ausb"ngert. Sbm lei geiagt. oaB es
cine miierable Regierllng lit, Die s,l'
iiebt, tuie iein eigenes 8olf ausge.
b,na'rt miro. ourb feline eieenen
In5rebmen.
HeMtide @riibel
Mar Berger, Berlin 81. 81, Oeutib.
lano. Gebrbeqiner Str. 81, born 8,
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Observation-Disclosures
8pn Mubolf Nafer.

lie oeutid)e Mrtter CAB
Sir 2ehen, -- Vlnt nro Strait,
:Simm eitel nid,t ben Stab,
i!nb brih mas lie eritbafft;
W!cib Scut '6 - llnb cbre lic.
Ter Seinb fparb grob nnb itart
Bon beiner Mrbeit Sdlpcib. a. a,
Dib nitt bein bentSdes Wart
sIl,h bin, -. alli iein 8ebeiB;
Scin @oIt f1mpft bart - fir bid.
Nenn Srembe bid llmlpirbt,
limb eide bid, umlpebt, ,.:
SRit beiner @anolune itirbt.
&nn beiner 9anoluna lebt
IN Dir, - Gin beutider Weuld,.
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Forni's Hei-Oel
> Lininent

Seit iiber so Sabren 1T eS eirt
San1ilienbeilmitteI in tauienben bon
Seimen. gs arbeitet 5uiammen NIT
Der yeatlir. Inn ben 3uflub bon reis
4em. rotten glut in bic bebafteten
Stellen 5u beid(ellnigen unb ionnit au
eine mnatiirli6en 3eilun9sproaeb beis
5utragen. 2inoernb. Grtpdrmenb.
@eber nebris nod fettie. Spariam
I'M @ebrau1.
Zollfrei reNefere IN Kanada
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- Die Stabl- uro GiienprooMftiou
IN N,aboma lit meiter 81 100 Yro.
gent teibdiiigt
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ben uno oiilftc tpGbrenb Der Winter.
morate beioncers guten gmpfang
gebc.:.
Jrciiua, 9 Tetruar:
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s:3G Nadridtpn. eneliih
Nahmittaes goitprn Stanoaro Time
5:45 1abr;dten engliid
6:l5 3eitunesitau
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500 Nahrihtcn. engliid
900 Mus Dem 8eiteeideben engliib
1915 Hadrihten oeutih
Sonnabenb, 10. Jebruar:
8ormittass gaiteru stanoaro Eime
SAB Rahribten. sngliib
$3.50 Nahrittsn. aneliib
NaG ulittaes goitern Stanoaro Eime
5:4h Radribtcn. ensliidb
6:15 3eitunss'dau
7:3O GeutihIanopdo
500 N"hrihten. engliif
800 Sins Dem 3e!tqeihehen enaliid,
1875 Nadridjten. oeutif
1O'31 Hahrid:!en. ensliih
1850 R1rsber d.. engliih
1900 Nadrid,ten eneIiih
sonntas, ii. Gebruar:
@orrittaes Gufteru Stanoaro Timc
6:45 9sahrihten. engliih
S::3e Nadriht>n. eneliid)
Ra:I,nittogs 6 1itern STANDARD Tilnc
5:45 Radrihten. ensIif6
6:15 3eitunssfhou
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8:4t Gulturbo; ;trGee. eneliid
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t0:15 Nahrif ten. oeutih
10:3D 0ohrihter. ensliid
1910 9ursber'ht eneliih
1900 Nabridien. ensliih
@ontas, IL. Tebrnar:
Nor:r;ttags gaftern Stanoar6 1ime
$3.50 Nadrihten. englif9
5:45 Nadrihlen, eneliid
NaArittoes gaitern stanoaro 9ime
6:45 Nadribtsn. eneIii9
6:15 2eitunssidau
7:30 Teutiblanoeho
500 Nadridten. ensliid
8:45 Mftuelle 0ortrGee. eneliib
9:O,' Ius Dem 8eiteeiheben, ensliid
1915 Nohriften. oeutih
1910 Nadridten. eneliih
1880 Ruraberrht. ensliih
1900 Ma1ridten engliid
0ieustas, 13. 1ebrnar:
0o.miitoss gafern etonoaro Eime
6:4H No9rihtn, engliid
$50 9sadr,hten. eneliid
Natmittaes g1itern stanoaro 9ime
5:4S Wadridten. engliid
6:15 8eitunss'dau
1886 Deutihlanoefo
500 Madrihten. englH@
900 Mus Dem 3eiteeid,eben. enelii&
10:..5 Nadrthten, 6eutih
1890 Nadrihten. ensliib
1880 4ur3ber:dt. engIii&
1906 Ma4ridten. enelii@
1ittns&, IA. 1ebrnar:
Boemiitaes gaftern Stanoaro Sime
GAS Nadrihten. engliid
$3.50 Rddribten. engltid
Ned.mittogs gaitern stanoaro Time
Sac Nohrihten enelii@
6:ts 3eitunesi4au
\ Wenla Sic
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Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh
Boston at Cincinnati. night
game.
Philadelphia at St Louis. night
game.
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Statesmen WANTED

statesmen WANTED to sell
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dividual and family group
policies issued from one to
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nation. Leads furnished. Lib
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End DIVISION.
TEAMS DEFEAT
A. l.. LEADERS
DETROIT. CLEVELAND. NEW
YORK LOSE: BROOKLYN
DROPS FURTHER BEHIND
REDLEcS: CUBS WIN

NEW YORK, July 17.-Phila-
delphia Athletics made it three
out of four games in their series
with Detroit yesterday by taking
an easy 3 to l contest from the
Tigers. George Caster gave up
six hits for his third win of the
season to allow the lowly AS to
debate the heretofor hot" De-
/ troiters.
Cleveland Indians also ran. in
( to a snag yesterday when they
absorbed their third-straight lick
ing and overlooked a chance to
grab the league-lead. Washing
ton stacked up seven runs in
wild sixth inning rally and from
that point on were never in dam
ger, winning the fracas, IL to 8.
Chicago White Sox made it
100 percent for the second-di-
vision teams by clouting out a 5
to l victory over the champion
New York Yankees. Johnny
Rigney was the hero of the day,
/ holding the Yankee. batsmen to a
meager six hits.
/ Brooklyn Dodgers dropped fur
Their behind in their fight to lead
the National League with a 5 to
! 3 loss at the hands of the Pitts
burgh Pirates. Johnny Lanning
halted the Dodgers with eight
safeties.
ST. Louis Cardinals chalked up
their sixth-straight victory with
a close victory over the Boston
Bees yesterday. Attack of the
Cards was featured chiefly by
two homers by Enos Slaughter
and one by Johnny Mize.
! Chicago Cubs BANKED the New
York Giants, to o, with south
paw Vern Olsen outpitching Har-
ry Gumbert. Phil Cavaretta
singled in the seventh inning
with the bases loaded to provide
his team with the winning runs.
. Results of the games follow:
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LUCKY MAN

B0WRING. Okla.-Harry Kee-
fer, 34-year-old ranch hand, is
lucky and he knows it. Recently,
while riding his moving machine
over a gas line, the line explod-
ed, throwing him from the seat
into the path of the sickle. He
was dragged 300 feet before the
tractor struck post and stopped
When his wife answered his cries
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for help. she found him keeping
a herd of fifty Brahama steers at
bay by hitting them in the nose
with his hat. Taken to a hospital
it was found that his only injury
was a badly lacerated ankle.
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II IG r Id =
B. Frances el..s.l.I

YESTERDAY. Lance and ian
hare their first quarrel since his
accident. oUer DeTek. Lance re-
pToGches himself bitterly. Johnny
tcants TO get Jan a job as hostess
at the club, bur she refuses.
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Moscow residents average one
bath in 18 months, Parisians one
in four months. and Japanese one
every day.
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Cleveland at New York.
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Detroit at Boston, two games.
St. Louis at Philadelphia, night
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Evening star., 1940-02-17
Lubitsch Romance
Now at Columbia

The Margaret SULLIVAN touch, the
James Stewart touch and the we'll
known Lubitsch touch make a fine
combination. In 'The Shop Around
the Corner" which has now moved
to the Columbia for a second week
on F street, the three of them lift a
rather ordinary tale right out of its
basic triviality, Transforming it into
q bright and enchanting romance.
The Samson Raphaelson touch has
something to do with this, too, no
doubt. Mr.. Raphaelson is the fellow
who wrote the screen play and he
has managed to bring of something
fresh and entertaining with no more
firm a foundation than the old mis-
taken identity theme-the one about
the boy and girl corresponding with
out knowing it.
Miss SULLIVAN is the major delight
of this light-hearted romance. It is
always too long since the last time
she was around to brighten some film
and 1t is a distinct pleasure to have
her with us here. She can be CAV
or sad or flashing with ire and She
can be wistful or comic, wistfully
comic or even comically wistful as
the occasion demands. And Mr..
Stewart is just the right foil for the
talents of the brittle and sparkling
Miss SULLIVAN. He can manage a
mood which is the direct antithesis
OF hers and at the same time COM
pletely In tune with it It lends the
romance life, whether the theme of
the amour be banter or tenderness
at the moment. Frank Morgan and
Joseph Schildkraut are about, too, to
help translate the Lubitsch touch.
H. M.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showinf

National-"Tobacco Road" Jeeter
Lester ct al. with US again: 2:30 and
$50 pm.
Capitol-"I Take This Woman" J"
with Spencer Tracy and Hedy La
MARI: 1o:30 am, 1:20, Ais. 7:05 and
10 pm. Stage shows: 1920, 3:l5,
sos and 9 pm.
Earle-"He Married His Wife" /"
romance in the fast and frantic
manner: II am, 1:40, 4:30, tbs and
10 pm. Stage shows: 12:40, $50,
Sis and 8 pm.
Palace-"Gone With the Wind"
mammoth screen version OF the
novel: 9.45 am, 2:45 and 8 pm.
Keith's-'My Little Chickadee, +"
with Mae West and w. c. Fields:
11:15 am, /, 2:45, 4:30, 6:l5, sos
and $50 pm.
Columbia-"The Shop Around the
Corner Margaret Sullivan and q
Budapest romance: 1l:l5 am, 1:20,
$3.50. 5:35, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan 'The Fighting
69th,' through the World War with
gun and Cagney: ll:l5 am, 1:20,
3:25. $50, 7:35 and Gas pm.
Little-"Secret Agent" spy thriller
in the Hitchcock manner: II am.
1850, 2:30, 400, 6:10, 8 and $50 I'm
Trans-Lux- News and shorts:
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Star of Silent Days
On Comeback Trail

Dorothy Phillips, former silent
star, is hitting the Hollywood come
back trail. Miss Phillips, widow of
Allen Holubar, once one of Holly
woods best-known directors, report
ed for work as a dress extra in Co.
lumbia's "Too Many Husbands"
Wesley Ruggles production starring
Jean Arthur, Fred MacMurray and
Melvyn Douglas. She has been in
active for the past 10 years.
"It's great being back before
cameras" Miss Phillips told friends
"One simply doesn't quit this busi-
ness. It's too fascinating"
Miss Phillips last featured part
was in jazz Cinderella" in 1880.
She last starred in 1923 in Islander
the Woman" picture which her
late husband directed.
Others working last week as dress
extras IN the Columbia picture in
cluded the former silent star, Vera
Stedman; Jean Acker, once married
to Rudolph Valentino; Jack Egan,
former star of Broadway and movie
musicals. and Juanita Crosland, for
merly the wife of Alan Crosland,
top-f1ight Hollywood director.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Keith's Keeps
West and
Fields
Little Chickadee'
Combines Comedy
Talents of Pair

That common conspiracy of Mae
West and w. G. Fields against public
gloom, MY Little Chickadee," skit-
tered into q second week at Keith's
yesterday, as pretty a defiance Of
this departments indifferent rating
as Hardie Meakin has booked in q
long time. To it Miss West and Mr..
Fields bring their particular styles
Of comedy. innuendo and smoke
house, combination that falls short
Of the anticipated hilarity because
the material they provided for them
selves Is not the best conceivable.
Two such competent persons, held
justly in high esteem, could not be
entirely disappointing. of course
Within the framework of a story that
gently ribs the Aim genre known as
horse opera. the principals play their
own well known characters. It is
quite to the good that Miss West is
Miss West, with her insinuating roll
of eye, ETC., and her sultry voice, and
it is pleasant to have Fields drench-
ing the scene with his matchless
bombast. 1t adds up, however,
primarily to a series Of blackouts
in which the principles meet all too
occasionally
Their picture Is most engaging
when Mae actually Is being Fields
come hitherish stand ofilsh little
chickadee. q bit Of fencing that is
singularly free from subtlety and
consequently considerable fun. Be-
tween these passages Of furiously
futile courtship, Mr.. Fields makes
merriest in a word brawl with a
drunken female midget; Miss West
In q scene In which she takes over q
boys school and deals with the young
hoodlums with the kind of wisdom
which Is peculiarly her own.
Universal sets OF its stars with a
number of stock comedy characters,
all of whom fulfill their minor func-
tions acceptably. J.C.