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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

Workers who believe themselves to
be qualified for jobs in any Of the 300
classifications listed in essential de-
fense industries are urged to contact
placement officers at any of the state
operated Employment Security Cen
ters Immediately.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29
Time Was Kind

care you the girl who took my or
der?" asked the impatient gentleman
in the cafe.
"eYs, sir" replied the waitress po-
litely.
"Well Pll be darned," he remarked,
"you don't look day older Purple
Parrot.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29
CANDIDATES. FOR
MEANEST THIEF

Chcago.-A gang of thieves who
stole flowers from graves in Chicago
cemeteries and then sold them are be-
lieved in the running for the title of
"meanest thief" The gang is said
to have built up an annual 100000
business" by keeping track of obitu-
airy columns. Police nabbed three men
driving a truck filled with stolen floral
pieces and said they admitted taking
81 900 worth of flowers from ceme-
terry during the darkness before dawn.
Everything's getting complicated,
even the tunes of popular songs.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

Oho's defense industries will ex-
pand without an era of hysteria, ac
cording to officials Of the Ohio State
Employment Service. Pirating Of la
Dor by competing manufacturers and
unwise migration of workers will be
discouraged.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

Swivel chair tycoons have a place
in industry but more important to the
success of the production of essential
defense materials are workers who can
do things with their hands.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

"ln Union there is strength" but
the Union Label makes it even
stronger.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29
THE FUNNIES

waiter, this is a deplorably small
steak"
eyes, sir; but you'll find it will take
you a long time to eat it."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-29

OBEYING ORDERS
Policeman to Tramp-Say, where
are you going with that rug?
Tramp-Well, lady gave it to me
and told me to beat it, so | did.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

sss with PRIDE. I'm IN = scene
with Bette Davis. only Mss VII.
son changed my name from Betty
10 Bettina. don't know Shs,
I'm going IN % about that. None
Of my friends viii believe TIA N. =
But N1il And I'm going r.
get that hoos 80 that all al
ways remember Hollywood ard
Warner Bros. and the person ~Tho
opened ths door 70 the isnd-of-
ma ks- believe for me
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Clubs Are Urged
To Entertain Men
In u. S. Service

George r. Smiley. ex-mayor II
Tacoma and chairman a. IRE eix1e
organization section Of the army
week celebration committee an
nounced Monday an intensive drive
vin begin Immediately to obtain
active participation Of every civic
luncheon club IN the city IN the
~eek-long celebration beginning
Sunday. Oct. IS. and ending sat
nrisy. Nov. l.
1t is my desire, said Smiley
that every organization IN the
eity whose method n meeting -
,t weekly luncheons, accept then
share Of the responsibility Of aid
ing the committee in the enter
tsinment Of officers and enlisted
men Of the Sd division during army
week
They can do great deal
toward making the week big
success by agreeing that each of
their members sponsor and act IS
host 10 one or more uniformed
men at each OF their luneheons
during that week. Every club
officer will be contacted at once
with a request that the member
,hips be polled as soon as possible
10 ascertain how many each Of the
clubs will be willing 10 entertain.
1t was pointed out that the club
luncheon meetings were but one
Of the many activities at which
soldier. would be entertained
locally during the week, with the
uniformed men reversing the sit.
va ton on Thursday. Oct. 80. by
presenting Tacomsns with the big
sest military pageant ever seen IN
Q Pacific Northwest community.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Curl Services
AT Longbranch

GIG II A r r o R-Funeral ser
vices for George f. Curl. who died
Saturday at his Long Branch
home at the age OF u, will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o IN the
Long Branch school hall.
Curl, who was born in Ringwood,
England. and brought To the
United States at the age of IA, had
lived at Long Branch the past rs
wears. He leaves two sons, Harry
Curl, at Tahuys, Wash, and Mar
win Curl, Olympia; three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Edna Ing. Cosmopolis,
Mrs. May Otto and Mrs. Agnes
Schultz. both Of Long Branch; 10
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child. Mrs. Curl died nine years
ago.
The services will be under di-
Nction OF the Perkins Funeral
home OF Gig Harbor. Burial will
be in Long Branch cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Ed BrophY Sure
Enough Touch Guy

Director A. Edward Sutherland
"a. shooting that drsmstk sesns
IN Nine Lives Are Not Enough
In witch the murderer 10 finally
unmasAed Tho picture 10 na~
playing ~ tns companion sttfss.
ton At the Roxy thestsr.
III nrorhy. ss~ed-on e"mis
roftrsyIng runch-dfunk e.r.
staggered Into tho cot with tn~
supposed murderer arspsd across
HI. shoulders. dumped his burden
On an oid.fashionsd setse with .
thud. and announced
There's your murderer"
James Gleason. ss the sergeant.
turned up the criminals eysilds.
Out like . light" he said.
which "a. the killsrs cue Ia leap
10 hls feet and draw = sun on
Ronald Reagan. Joan Perry and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Doewood chooses Doisy, the
dog. out OF her riehtful
home in their newest picture
Blonde in Society,"" coming
TO the screen OF the Beverly
theoter Tuesdoy.
radio reporter determined 10 get
the story" and Of = Senate page
boy bewildered by the breathless-
ness of today's events
Marshall. cast as the junior Sem
ator from New York. finds the
blonde Miss Bruce constantly in
his hair" Chairman Of an import
ant defense committee. possessor
OF secrets Of international i'm
portance. he is besieged not only
by the press but by a Wall st.
lobbyist to whom advance infor-
nation would be OF infinite value
And. in addition 10 his worries.
there is the problem of what TO
do with his latest appointee - an
East Side hoodlum whom. for sen
timental reasons he names 10 the
Senate page boy staff. The boy is
to be a big shot" and
his turbulence and his upbringing
play havoc with the smoothly
Senate.
When vital information leaks
out. 40 that the unpopular lobbyist
makes a killing" in Wall Street.
Adventure in Washington" moves
to the swift tempo of headline
happenings. reach climax said
TO be stirring in the extreme.
As the companion attraction.
the famous family OF funny papers
and screen come once more In
their series as Blonde In So
ciety." Starring Penny Singleton.
Arthur Lake. Larry Sims and
Daisy the dog. the picture is re-
ported IN he one Of the best in
the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Parking Near Police
Proved OF No Avail

INDEPENDENCE, Mo.-Mauriee
Milton thought his car vas safe
when he parked 1t near the police
citation before going to a movie.
When he returned three hours
later he found the car had been
stripped Of it's front wheels, two
hub caps, two fog lights, its
radio. heater, clock and front and
rear bumper guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07


~ Night featuring Judy Bishop
Who may h, remembered ~ semf
IS 1scqueiine wells-snd stage
2i-the larre-, stage IN The world
~ which the See Weir sna
Sea Hawk" were filmed.
I cant hurry over that
without telling how the stage
can he flooded tor ocean
scene- and how the hage
ships that se built inside
stage n can he moved about
nv means NJ rail. On the
ocean" bottom a.. marvel
Gus.
I also saw the street scene fof
the -Four Daughters" pictures.
and for Sergeant York" Robin
Heed" and Bette Davis The
Great lie. visited the warirohe
and dressmaking shops saw ferc
westmores famous seven Faces
director. AnAtole I.itvak and
wen.known players toupe. hui
II wouldn't h. fair To tell who.
While was there The Ballet
Russo was making q short. .
Everybody was excited about the
visiting celebrities. In fact every.
one was 40 interested that even
."s s'"'s "~u =" " "attee it""'
nv ~ "'ss ft"'"f' si'et Ap"io'
t'1ihs TOT NOT ocihg so'e 10 tshf
me on ohe oaiic' seAke' 'eid me
an interesting niue yarn.
II seems that the day before.
the entire ballet troupe had rush.
ed over TO The Man Who Came
to Dinner" set 10 see Bette Davis
at work.
when she spok, her linz. va,,
should have seen the whole troupe
rise up ss one. on the tips Of its
toe slippers. ~ a. to get better
view Of the famed star" she said
1T was really quite a sight"
Over rok.s AT IN. c,o.. n, The
day. Betty told m. IN. interesting
story OF IN. life Of one az Holly.
woods brightest new play.rs-
KaAren Verne whom an. had b,.,
pointed out 10 me
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s"r'cA" INDUSTRY my NAL
-. ree"""e "hsd . nss BOOK
Hirh"ss !" hollywood
WHIT tSfatHs "f.1 ana W -
bringing out In November.
Written by Dsis Wilson. the
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Hearing that certain ~sfhlnx
srtaf hss had hls rese hehtssd
Milton nssle asked. Whats -
eonns sisg tArcgAh ncw ~
syeef- And talking sh-aut Hellfs
ss,oa parties. Rsrls said When
- invitation saws fcfmsl' ths
men wear studs IN their sweat
shirts ard the ~cmen GENE n
strspless sacss"
The nnoviemakeFs are Just nov
getting around % the dramatic
possibilities 81 the Burma rad.
Metre and soth.Fox are racing 10
put rival spics into production
soniA Henie s hack a. her old
studio with a new contract. II
dceznt call for such strstosrhsFie
sums a. the original deal but the
81 went starvs =. Charlie Chap
lin isn't attempting 10 duh dlslok
into hls silent Cold Rush. which
yin be r.issued In December. ties
Just adding music ard the voice
Of = narrator tprohshly hss esnl
who'll make cracks about ths
actors and action
No scHACBr ron sERIgs
Al schseht. the baseball come
dian. Isn't entertaining World
Series crowds this year sam
coldyn IL holding him here for
tests and aid In preparing the
screen life n Lou C.hng :.
incidentally. success ~ The Little
Foxes" hasn't dulisd oold~yns
critical sense. ~. commented 10
a friend that he had wanted some
body much like Herbert Mar
shail' for the fathers role. hut
Marshall Is playing ~" exclaimed
the puzzled friend Il know said
the producer. hut he isnt the
type
Ginger Rogers and Howard
Hughes. a hong time twoaows 10
years ago. are going places again.
Clara Row IN town. seeing
doctors Warner Baxter has no
more picture plans, " roncsntrst.
inr On radio Richard Hlmhsf,
hand leader. magician and flicker
author. will make q series ef nlm
shorts on magic. Hut the pictures
Will puzzle rather than expose
they'll have the collaboration ~
the Society of American hasi-
clans.
New basic agreements between
movie companies and technical
and labor unions will add UP To
million-dollar increase In wages
there. It's a blanket 10 per cent
increase. Employees are happy. but
their jobs probably will h. ierp~r-
died by an AFL-cio fight for
control Of this rich field
DuRBIN FOR DEFENSE
Tor members of studio crafts
have sitics fun ~ wrist watches
given them by stars ~ the compile
ton Of pictures. Best gift nouon
yet ~ss Desnns Durbins At the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Twin Bill Opens
Next at Beverly
Drdmo OF Copitol
Is Top Attraction

The excitement and drama -
Washington today has hen cap
tured. according 10 advance report.
In memorable fashion 70 make Co
lumhia's Adventure in Washing
tor" = motion picture Of Importance.
Starring Hereert Marshall and VT.
ginis Bruce. and featuring young
Gene Reynold. the film which
opens Tuesday AZ the Beverly
theater is a gripping account Il
scandal in Congress Of = blonde
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Your poStmsstsr can tell you
ho~ 70 invest In u. 3. Defense
Boncs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Flier's Burial Wish
Is Sea OF Violets"

WAtAHACBtE,T Tex - An air.
plane brought violets from Mexico
City for the funeral Of William S.
Lokey In compliance with his last
request. Years ago he confided to
an uncle that when the time
comes" he would like TO be buried
in a sea OF violets"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
o, PAUL HARRISON
rsesuss Iln.~- terrc<ee.ae.t

HoLLYwoOD-Rshnd TIE screen: Increasing likelihood
II the Navy getting shooting the high
caused hasty rcshuffnr Of production plans several
studios preparing defense stories Paramount had 10 sheve
perhaps permanently % - biggest effort TomoFrews
Admrals when the navy department served notce that
ships would be available for filming This the first time
that government cooperation hss been Withdrawn frhm
approved stories.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Dreams Do Come True Says
Times Women S Page Reporter
One Wonderful Day at Warner Brothers
Sees Fulfillment of Lifetime Ambition
Nv BEVERLY THOMPSON

Don't dreams true for sometimes they do
| know. Il happened 20
Ever can remember have wanted 90 find out for
myself just what behind locked motion picture studio
doors how motion pictures made and Just what
kind Of people make them found out the other day thanks
to several very SWELL persons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

a. amazed sss>mhisss - ssh~s
players MT nothins hsppsn~S
rhs acses. u dsvsiepsd wss esst
ilke . llxhs. ard NJ fnossnu. tis
had M the ~rodsn arm NJ ~
sesses when nscrhy dumped hin
~ too realistically.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

completion q ~ Aieftsd Win
Adam aAe save sexrvcns asfsa<<
fzsnas nAFFvi zsnarAs So e
Eaass= ~ a snsE a ~ HAYS
efflee ~hsn Tyrone fsswsf. an
Fakisshmens ~ss fcrtldsien n
marry Gene rsrnsy. a f'nirassssn.
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esEsnstsen. scsar.iink 90 ne esn.
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Fafsnsn. aass nsrrisst saa Tays
iaf. but that ~as all right h<rsas<
shs died trying 10 act cas ~ ths
Orient vita him
Exiting fFum . pswSis~ the
ether evening. q critic snafissi
That picture wasn't released u
escaped After h<ias lnsfss
dAc.d "a an actress vho xush<s
personality. r-et sc~nsfsst asm
taffsnstsin said. shes prae.hiy
The nest charming ~emsr ~ish
Id never met
Paramount has h~sn dong -
excellent test 70 raise . stnfm 20
controversy. hks tho furry ef
rumor. 81 -owTw.~ sb.ut ths
casting N "fef Whom the nsil
Tolls After stories insolvsnx the
consideration n every, female IN
town except shirley Temple for
tia role II Maria ts~ shnses ~sii
settle eventually On tho perfectly
nhsiaa= Esther rsrnandss :
Tim Holt. who had caught "a ~
new western star. happily iuFns
10 legitimate film.dfssns in orsan
Nsllss Magnificent Amnsfsnns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

Dennis Okeefs and Jndlfh An
derson play the lead roles In this
one.
But getting hack 70 the top fsa-
ture. II 10 q fssf-movinE musical
which gives Miss Faye and Payne
much opportunity for romance.
and Miss Miranda and Romero
enough leewsy for ali the dancing
and roughhouse Of which they are
capable.
The production 10 q lavish one
and 10 q fine example of teehni-
color AZ Its best. In addition 10
the eo-stsrs mentioned above. the
cast also includes cohina Wright.
George Barber. sheldon Leonard,
Leonid kinskey. chris-Pin Martin
and Billy Gilbert
A half dozen or more songs find
their rightfui places throughout
the length Of the film and one
has the exciting experience OF
watching Havana at play and
Havana really knows how 10 play.
This new Music BOX headlinsr
was made for the sole purpose Of
entertaining motion picture fans
II points no moral offers
no heartaoFes Just music. dane
ing and laughter. Not = bad idea
rhpn one considers thu trsna of
the timesi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

So the verdant glen that 2oth-
Fox built and furnished for Song
of the Islands" would make Elys-
ium look like a suburb Of Skull
Gulch.
There are a painted cyclorama,
an acre or 30 Of palms and ferns. a
couple of truck-loads Of fresh flow
ers daily. and gushing over q rocky
falls in the background IL an azure
torrent colored with copper sui
phate. Add to this a hundred or 20
cuties In fringed skirts who sing
and slither as q half dozen muscu-
lar bucks carry 4 powered palan-
quin topped by Betty Cradle.
Most realistic thing about these
goings-on was that Miss Cradle
was getting a little seasick on her
high. swsying throne. l must add
that Miss Cradle Is not supposed
to be a native: she's the daughter
of Thomas Mitchell, . plantation
owner who resents the intrusions
Of commercialism and encourages
his hired help to hold luau
whenever they feel like It,
TAXES TAKE 1T
It's a little startling to discover
Mr.. Mitchell with ieis around his
neck taking part in q frothy
flicker Of this sort, but guess he
has reached such eminence as an
actor that nothing can hurt him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

(Fingals CAVE. and bringing II
10 q dramatic elose with the
Marche HonErui.< hy Heriiox tire
concert satisfied not only those
closely associated with classical
music but proved equally pleasing
10 an audience composed Of pa
irons from every walk In life.
There Vas . surprisingly large
number of students IN the house
who Joined with their elders In
applause which was strskinsiy sin
eere.
In niy TAcmas DpechAsn.
rsceu,Ans recognized TIE usn
who h undeubsedly 10 ~ NUM-
bersd among the worlds great
st directors Asd ene whe. b.
cause Of the war. 10 giving the
Northwest lie mat celerfui
symphony season.
His ability a. q director. COM
bined with a pleasing stage per
sonsity. assure him attentive and
spprecistive audiences wherever
he conducts and his presence In
Tacoma last night was q treat not
soon 10 be forgotten
soloiet of the evening was
MIss Betty Humby. who. Ia
company with the orchestra,
offered Aaesart's Concerto No.
~ In O Minor. . beagthy aad
extremely aiffscait ceUupesstses
which resulted h aumercus
curtain calls.
Miss Humhy II . pianist OF en-
ceptional talent and ability. whose
general appearance reminds the
writer OF Jean Arthur Of the
movies. Her youth and attractive
meas present q distinct contrast 10
her seasoned ability. The audience
would have been grateful had II
had the opportunity to hear her In
more varied and lighter moods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Seattle Sum phonv!

The most brilliant symphony
concert Tacoma has enjoyed since
this reviewer has been sitting In
on the city's entertainment activi-
ties was given last night at the
Temple thester where the Seattle
symphony orchestra. under the d.
rection OF Sir Thomas Beecham.
played to . comfortably filled
house.
Opening the program with Men
delssohn's overture, Tho Hebrides"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

We got To talking Of the fan
tsstic labor racketcering case in
New York. and Mitchell observed
that the time must come soon for
the movies TO get down 10 sound
business and common sense. A.
another kind Of example. he point
ed out that next year he will pay
the government In taxes q good
deal more than IL paid In salary
to the president Of the United
States.
Such . lopsided situation seems
pretty silly to Mitchell. And !
don't mean that he begrudgss .
nickel Of his income tax. In fact.
he 10 vastly relieved thus to be
able TO get a big share Of his In
come off his conscience.
on another stage found Charles
Laughton. another prosperous &C
tor. In q pretty dour mood !
guess he was worrying about the
war. I commented on his activity:
he's In Tales OF Manhattan" now.
goes to Rko IN . day or two for
The Tuttles Of Tahiti" and 10
doing q radio show each week. He
said he found IL better 10 be 80
busy. Thus he hasn't time TO
think.
Part of Mr.. Laughton's unhsp-
piness may have been due TO =
scene he had just finished. All
morning they'd had him dashing
up and down . long corridor In
great agitation and making an
exit by pushing open one Of pair
OF swinging glass doors. II was
long. exhausting piece Of business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
DEAD ENDERS

Vincent Sherman, who directs
Humphrey Bogart In "All Through
the Night" played the killer role
in the stage production of Dead
End" which Bogart played on the
screen.