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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

hDlIe soma uoeSn : Ska e
wishes she would, she does gi'
doubt concerning her supremi
champions, she has that hides
her head and shoulders above
And as an actress. she will sur
prise YOU in this delightful story
OF a delightful place. In company
with John Payne and Glen NIL
lers famous orchestra. Miss Henie
romanees. skates and skis through
a thoroughly satisfying picture
one which has plenty Of good mu-
sic, comedy that Will make you
chuekle, the beauty which only
Sonia and her skates can produce
and believable story for foun-
dalton.
In the supporting cast are
Milton BerIe. Lynn Bari. Joan
Davis and the Nicholas broth
ers, all Of whom contribute
generously In making sun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Buck Jones Leads Rough
Riders" in Monogram Release
Decd End Kids" Featured in Borovic
Offering Titled "Bowery Blitzkrieg"

Because most young boys would rather be Buck Jones
than president of the United States recognized fact
that the star probably influences the
morals and ideals of youngsters than any other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

And because he recognizes his
responsibilities "a the standard
bearer for modern youth. Jones
patterns his pictures after a GER
tain code. designed to inspire every
boy 10 live a clean life.
Contrary to the usual western
custom. for instance. Buck. who
leads The Rough Riders" in Ar
roma Bound" az the Riviera the
alter. SELDOM shoots q man. When
ever possible he hammers the VII
lain into submission with his fists.
When there are many bad men
70 b annihilated. Buck simply al
lows them to shoot each other. IL
= . fast rule in all Jones westerns
that he never starts a fight and
draws q gun only in self defense.
and he always apologies after
wounding his victim.
Also. to satisfy his Juvenile fans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Romantic Rhythm In Beverly Attraction

The screens big personality
parade in the years big
musical romance! Hear the tunes!
Count the laughs Thrill to the
story. Cheer tho stars!
Take Time Out for Rhythm"
the music-filled romance on the
screen at the Beverly theater! See
Rudy vallee, stage, screen and
radio star Ann Miller. musical
comedy dance star Rosemary
Lane. swingstress Of radio and
films! Allen Jenkins, Hollywood 8
fsvorits comic, Joan Merrill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

and because he likes IT better that
way anyhow. there are no love
scenes in Jones pictures. Buck
may be slightly impressed with the
sweet heroine. but AZ the climax
he always rides on TO more and
greater adventures
Other members Of The Rough
Riders" to appear in Arizona
Bound" are Tim Mccoy and Ray
mond Hstton.
As the companion feature the
Dead End Kids" GENE 10 the
Riviera screen In their latest,
"Bowery Blitzkrieg"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Shining Victory
Shares Temple Bill

Shining victory showing now
NJ the Temple theater, has James
Stephenson and Geraldine Fitz-
gerald eo-stsrred in the drama,
which was written by world
famous novelist, A. J. Cronin,
author Of THE Citadel, and
directed by Irving Rspper.
Shining Victory brings 10 the
screen for the first time the mys-
teries Of psychiatry With bold,
masterful strokes, the film lays
bare the innermost secrets Of q
voman's mind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

Robson will come to Tacoma 10
give his first local recital as the
opening event Of the Temple thea
tsr's la4l-42 All-star series. This
will be the first time in the mu-
steal life OF the city that a public
school music group will have been
presented in formal concert with
a top-ranking concert artist.
II WAS with this now famous
composition composed by a for
mer University Of Washington
student, Earl Robinson, that Paul
Robson made his dramatic return
TO his native land last year. This
event occurred in the premier of
the new radio program THE Pur-
suit Of Happiness" with results
that dazxlsd radio historians and
led Time magazine TO report that
"A pursuit became a stampede"
In the New York studio an su-
diencs of 800 people stamped,
shouted and brsvoed for two min
ntes while the show WAS still on
the air, and for IS minutes after.
In the next half-hour the station
switchboard was jsmmed with ex-
cited calls about the broadcast.
and in the next few days the mail
Ing room Was swampsd with re-
quests for repetition of the work
and for copies of the words and
music. Listeners agreed that II
was one of the most stirring song
presentations they had ever heard
and 1t was repeated a few weeks
later in response to public demand.
Since that time Robson has re-
corded the work. which has since
become q best-seller.
The Lincoln choir IL no
stranger 10 this work, for they
sang the American folk-orA-
torio last season. Arrange
ments 10 have the Lincoln
choir perform the work with
the famous bass baritone were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

made by William Tibbits
manager Of the all-star series.
In commenting on the appear
sncs Of the local school group,
Tibbits stated. we are extremely
happy TO present the Lincoln choir
with Robson as a part OF the
opening event OF the Temple thea
ter's All-Star series. Few cities
can boast Of a finer high school
choral group than can Tacoma
with its outstanding Lincoln choir.
Having the choir under Mrs. Co
heen's most capable direction sing
the Ballad for Americans" with
Paul Robson should certainly pro-
vide a great thrill for all lovers
Of fine music"
In addition TO singing the
ballad. Robson viii sing a full
program Of solo numbers In
GLIDING many of the most
famous negro spirituals. His
CONCERT will he the first of four
outstanding concert sttrac-
lions appearing on the ALL
star series this season.
Donald Dickson will return &c
Tacoma on Jan. 81, Carmalits
Msracei and her Spanish dance
group will make their local debut
on Feb. I, and the series will olos'
on March l with the first Tacoms
appearance of the great singing
actress. Grace Moore. The season
sale for this series will close Wed
nesday, Oct. l. Tickets may b.
obtained at Fraser's or by mai
order to the Temple theater. Per
sons having season reservation
are requested to pick up thsi
tickets by next Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Predicts COP 10 Gain
Power After the War

RENO. New. - The Republican
party will return to power after
the war" Rep. Joseph W. Martin
OF Mass, chairman Of the Repub-
hcan national committee, declared
here Friday.
Martin came to Reno for a
speech Friday night and 10 confer
with Nevada Republican leaders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

NaIles Seren ade" grand enter
talnn1e Mt.
On the san1e new bD a. N.
Ham-ick houst is Dressed 20
XIII" taolner ot the Micfal
Shayne niysctry stories With Lloyt
Nolan and Mary Beth Hugnes in
the lead roles
The writer co-s idsrs Lloyd NOlan
= vsy capable actor snd his
Michael Shayne cha fscttrizatons
are SIMPLE proof that Nolan Knows
his way around a novit studio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest In u. 3. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

Broadway night club sensation.
Brenda and Cobina. Bob Hopes
radio riots! The Three Stooges.
kingpins OF the zsnies, Richard
Lane, filmdom's most versatile
personality, Six Hits and a Miss.
vocalizers Of Bob Hopes radio
show. Glen Gray and bis Casa
Iona hand. Americas favorite
orchestral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

nONN-Orson Wells< In Citizen
Kane !" II 80, sos, e.4s. 1910. also
Guy kibbss in "scatterscod heee
Broadway" so. s;2s. 800.
RIALTo-Jsmes Ellison and Jerry
s SGiSn. $50 u 7s ls'-H fci: .l.o jan. 30
Wyatt in Hurricane Smith" i:o5.
ssss. Gas. $40.
Music boN-sonjs H.nis and John
Payne in sun Valley S<renAds.
l2;bo. s:bs, TOO, 10 :oS also Lloyd
Nolan IN Dressed 10 Kill" IL: 80.
2sso. s.3s. s:s5.
Blue MousE-spenoer Tracy ana
Lana Turner In Or. Jekyu and Mr.
HYDE" II 80. 300. Q 20 $50. also
stuart Erwin IN Cracked Nuts"
i:so. s:ls. $40.
RIyIEaA-Buck Jone. and Tim Nc
Coy In Arizona Bound" IL 40
Corey and Bobby Jordan In Bow
cry Blitskries,' ii:so. i:5s. AS
RETURN SHOWING
BEyERLY--vivisn Leigh and IAur-
snoe onver In That Hamilton
Woman. also Ann Miller and Rudy
valles In Time Out for Rhythm :
CAPITOL - Joan Blonden ana Dick
Powell IN Model wife" also John
ny MACK Brown In "Rsstims Cow
boy joe"
COMMUNITY - Abbott and Costello
IN In the Navy" also Hugh Her
bert IN Meet the chump"
AA sTkkkI-Adolphe Menjou and
Ssrol lands In Road SHOW" also
Brian Aherne and KAy Francis In
The Man Who Lost Himself"
LAKEWOOD - Joan Bennett and
Franchot Tone in "ehe Knew An
the Answers" Also They Dare Not
rARk-Priscilla Lane and Ronald
Reagan In Million Dollar Baby"
rnOtTok-Rlchard hrlen and Jean
Parker In Power Dive" also George
Montgomery In The Cowboy and
REALAkT-Ion Clancy. Jr.. IN Man
Made Monster" also Richard Arlen
and Jean Parker In Power Dive"
hEA-Riehard Arlen and Jean Parker
San ard Merle oberon In "Affee-
tionsteiy Yours"
SHE'LL - ROY Rogers and oabb,
Hayes IN Robin Hood Of ths
Peoos. also Joan Blondell snc
Roland Young IN Topper Returns :
MNsET-James stewart and Psulett.
Johnny Mack Brown In Law anc
TEMPLE Don Amschs and Hett,
Cradle IN Moon Over Miami" alss
James Stephenson m "ehinans
Victory"
LIBERTY. Puyallnp = vivien Ixisf
and Laurence Olivier in 'Arhsf
Hamilton Woman" also Freddis
Bartholomew In Naval Academy"
RIVIERA, sumner-Robert Montgom.
cry In Here Comes Mr. Jordan"
- =--
Your postmaster can ten 70,
how to invest In u. 3. Defens,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Lincoln A Cappella Choir
To Sing with Paul Robson

Tacomas Lincoln high school cappela choir under the
direction of Mrs Margaret Rawson Goheen will sing the
Ballad for Americans with Paul Robson the great Negro
sng actor sooist the Temple heater Wednesday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-08
a RoGUE's NAME LIVES

Hundreds of thousands of stately der
Kicks dot the many oil fields of the world,
and many other thousands Of smaller hoist
ing devices also bear the name of derrick.
How this name came TO be applied to vari-
ous forms of lifting apparatus is interesting.
for it eonfefs a sort of immortality upon
rascal who became famous hangman
When Robert, Earl of Essex, favorite
of Queen Elizabeth Of England. aided in the
capture Of Cadiz. Spain. in 1896. some
sailors under his command engaged in the
pillage of the city, even making attacks up
Ga Spanish women.
Twenty-four Of the eulprits were CON
demned to death, but no one wanted to be
the exeeutiener. Essex thereupon pardon
ed one of them, a sailor named Derrick, in
consideration Of his hanging the other %.
which he proceeded to do.
Derrick evidently did good job of it,
for upon his return to England he was made
hangman at the famed Tyburn prison In
London In the meantime Essex had incur
red the disfavor of the queen, and had.
made a feeble attempt to ineite revolu-
ton against her. He was tried and con-
demned to death
On February Fl, 1901. Hangman Der
rick had the painful duty of beheading the
man who had pardoned him in Cadiz five
years before and he welded the axe as
skillfully as he had hitherto manipulated
the moose.
z1.s4 Lssa 1890, ha..,,..o = ,...a .,...x. r.. :
hangman. and by extension 10 gallows or
other hosting device. Thus the useful der
rick came to be SO called
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-08
ONE MORE HIGHWAY DELAY

How little difference the national de-
Tense effort really makes III the normal
days chores Of working politician is
pretty clearly shown in i comparison Of
the news stories describing President
Roosevelf's veto of the highway bin this
week with stories about zirnilar appr0pria-
tiDns il the past.
President Roosevelt, If yon remem-
ber. vetoed the $3.50. 100000 highway bill
because II had ceased to become defense
measure and. ii faeas had entirely disre-
rarde8'' defense
One of the casualties of that veto. sit
least temporarily, was the long awaited
Improvement of Overseas Highway.
The situation simply boiled down to
the fact that the law makers were not will
ing to see money 60 for defense highways
nnIess they could be sure Of getting at least
IS much money for their own bailimicks, re-
gardsess Of defense,
War or no war. the situation has been
exactly the same as far back as anyone can
remember.
Not on so great a scale, bat great
enough for the people involved, the law
makers did exactly the same thing for
years on the rivers and harbors pork bar
rel''. Men and women were dying IN raging
floods each year. but the congressman from
the dryest state could not afford to permit
appropriations Of money for flood control
without getting proportienate amount for
MS own constituents
The senator who blocked navy APP
preparation bill, because You can't reap
Wheat with battleship. was not fooling
I'm accusing our law makers Of neglect
ing emergencies for the sake Of their own
records, however. there is one important
thing to remember:
1t is the voters who allowed the
amount of money brought home from
Washington by q senator or congressman
to become the measure of his success
Grant that the best solon is the one who
gets the most federal patronage and
then try to figure out how to avoid grab
bags.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-08

WILL always seek che truth and print ii
without fear and without favor never be
afraid 10 attack wrong or to applaud r5ghtss
always Fight for progress never be the uT-
gan OF The mouthpieee Of any person. clique,
faction or class always do its utmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption or
injnatires denounce vice and praise virtue,
commend good done by individual Or organ
izatign, tolerant Of others rights views and
opinions: print only news that viii elevate
and rot contamiaate the reader; never conn
promise with principle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-08
A HERO or PEACE

Not many OF the people of Key West
have heard Of Frederick t. Truax and yet
all of US are in debt to him.
This young man recently died from
the effects of new drug which he and
other students Of the University Of Roches-
ter medical school We're attempting to per-
feet for the treatment of gall bladder dis
eases.
Only rs years of age, he gave up his
life IN the glorious effort to develop some
thing to help suffering humanity. In the
era of war and trouble that affIicts the
modern world it is fine to know that there
are heroes OF peace, no less great than the
heroes Of war, even if rarely as well
known.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-08

Yesterday Henrp Pen IL a
fsfcE gDnas man. hzst Elssrept biz.
And 1zsel1n Feis Is good ul5e
Eza nzEife has eQunl Bar rlpl1t
nCap Hgn3a Is DOING spalI IN o gnns
rob ID Near York. nnd is trying
80 aEwzts Songs Tor has cid hr4ne.
Marie Mason. on the SIDE. and is
seeing g Let nanTe of MnTie thnn
Laiella likes Murie helps it n1ung
bg hsn1ina fhnf LaseIlo is drag
M Egnral
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-08

Japan has been fighting China for over
four years and IN an that time has spent 4
little more than the equivalent Of five bill
lion dollars. That's 4 bagatelle compared
to what the United States has spent. Is
spending and will spend. Seven billion
alone has been ear-marked in the iend-lease
bill and other billions are pouring out to
many eager maws, and we are not as yet ia
the war A billion dollars, until President
Roosevelt came into power, was considered
a staggering sum, now the government
hands il out as change.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-08
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-08

II it is true that Reich Marshal Her
mann Goering and Adolf Hitler are 1t outs,
sensational news is in the offing. There
could be given some credenee to this rumor
were Moscow radio not its source.