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The guardian., 1941-08-30
Oakland, Calf.
By MARIE GRIFFIN

Miss Loet Allen of 951 40th
ST., entertained for Miss Ada
Underwood and Mrs. Lowe Per-
ry of Shreveport, La, Sunday,
Aug. 8. Many friends came to
meet the honored guests.-Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Rose of 694
Brockhurst Street, Oakland, are
home now after delightful visit
in New York with relatives
Miss Vera Griffin of 2749 Acton
Street, is spending her vacation
in Chicago. She will return by
way of New Orleans.-One of the
prettiest weddings of the season
was that of Miss Lillian Hylton
and Mr. Arnold Baranco whose
marriage was solemnized on Sun
Sunday, Aug. 10, at 18th Street
A.ME. Church, the ceremony
performed by Rev. Hill. Mrs.
Ruby Johnson of Los Angeles,
sister of the bride, was her only
attendant. Mrs. Johnson wore
pink chiffon. Mr.. Lester Bar
anco, brother of the groom, was
best man. Miss Ruth Dean
played the wedding march. Pre-
ceding the ceremony, Miss Dean
played Leibestraum on the or
gan. Mr.. Marcus Hall sang BE
cause" When the bride and
groom knelt at the altar, Mr..
Hall sang "The Lords Prayer" ("
while Rev. Hill repeated it after
him. The bride was beautifully
gowned in a white satin dress
with long train. She wore a
short length over the face veil.
A very lovely reception followed
at the Linden branch YWCA
where hundreds Of friends show
cred congratulations upon the
popular younng couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baranco were the recipients
of many exquisite presents.
They will reside in Oakland, CAL
ifornia.
Mrs. Faye De Windt was hos
tess at lovely lingerie shower
honoring Miss Vera Collier,
bride elect. The girls played a
delightful game Of chance fol-
! lowed by a delicious luncheon.
Miss Collier opened her assort-
ment Of beautiful gifts which
were artistically arranged on the
dining room table. Pictures were
later taken out on the lawn.
Among those present were: Ber-
nice Elliotte, Olga Denis, Alice
Dashiell, Josephine Cole, Marie
Griffin, Vera Griffin, Phyllis For
man, Faye De Windt Mildred
Cheney, Ruth Acty, Amorlte Au-
bert, Vera Collier Lillian Ayel-
] mo, Eleanor Randolph, Vivian
The guardian., 1941-08-30
For Rent

SIX ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR.
All modern, oak floors, white
sink. Corner house, all sunny
rooms. Excellent location, near
Porter Square. Handy to Cam
bridge or somerville transporta-
ton. Rent reasonable. Apply 7s9
Somerville Ave.
The guardian., 1941-08-30

Juniors. The locals had Bobby
Furey pitching and Warren Fur
ey catching. A return game be-
tween the Juniors is scheduled
for next week at Digger Park.
The guardian., 1941-08-30
=. II ROUNDTREE

E..Z.. ROUNDTREE
ROXBURY RENTALS
HAROLD PARK, rooms, suite
3, separate heater, rent $32.
TOWNSEND ST, 8 rooms, heated.
suite l-2-S. rent $40.
CIRCUIT ST, single, 9 rooms, hot
water heat, rent s35.
Dudley ST, 5 rooms, heated,
rent S35
FOR SALE-ROXBURY
WALNUT AVE, 3 family house.
hardwood floors, 6-7-7 room
suites, front and back piazza,
pride $4,000, $1,000 down.
WAUMBEcK ST, 3 family house,
is rooms, modern plumbing.
separate. heater. newly reno-
vatfd, price $4,000, $500 down.
COPELAND ST, 10 rooms. steam
heated, fine condition. price
45Ob. $500 down.
E. q. ROUNDTREE
$50 Humboldt Avenue
GAR. s644 or GAR. $3.50
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22
Merch0ndiss
Houuehold Articles


 Bring joy to every member of the family with all the new furniture you need on credit. Prices are still low at Albert's. Complete 3 Room Outfits start at 9io6. There are no extras to buy, Other outfits on dis. play ct 92eS, S3o5, e4o6 and @6o6. You will find shopping Q real pleas- ure at Albert's, and you will be amazed at the low prices now in effect. Regardless of what item you may need for your home, you can be assured of finding 1t at Albert's. Visit our store end let's get acc quainted. 4
 ALBERT'S - Est. 1911
 Waterbury Open a., Wed, v,:.. q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22
INJUNCTION GIVEN
 TO STAR WATER co

4 temporary injunction restrain ing the Sayol Chemical CO, Inc. of East Hartford, from using gallon bleach.water jugs bearing the "Star Water trade label of the Star Wa ter Mfg. Co. of Cheshire. was issued by Judge John A. Cornell in super. for court yesterday.
 Through a receiver. Doris 4. La- France, the plaintiff concern charg. ed that the East Hartford corpora ton had distributed 10 product among customers in the containers of the iiquidated Cheshire firm. AL leging misrepresentation, the plain. tiff will seek at a subsequent trial, damages of $S.000, c permanent in- junction, and the return of all pro- fits realized through the sale of the bleach water under the circum. stances described in the complaint.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22
STATES CHOOSE
 LICENSE PLATE COLOR SCHEMES
Black and White Leads as I942 Color
 Choice

Chicago, Nov. 22-- -CUP) Black on white predominateg among color schemes for iO42 license plates of each of the United states, It's pos- sessions and territories
 Missouri, New Mexico. Tennessee, Utah, wyoming, Virginia and Alas Ia will use this motif.
 Delaware, Iowa, Montana, Rhode Island and Hawai- will use white on black, the second most popular color combination.
 Georgia Is the only state using three colors. It's plate wtll bear the patriotic combination of red, white and dark blue.
 Following are the colors used by each state, territory and possess sion, Mexico and the provinces of Canada:
 Alabama, yellow on black; Ari- wogla. blue on white; Arkansas, orange on jet black; California, orange on black: Colorado, white on maroon; Connecticut, black on aluminium; Delaware, white on black: District of Columbia, black on chrome yellow: Florida, orange on blue; Georgia, red and white on dark blue: Idaho, royal blue on light gray; Illinois orange on black; IEl- diana, blue on gold; Iowa, white on black; KanSas, white on green; Kentucky, aluminium on black; Louisiana, white on maroon; Mi. chigan. white on gray green; Min- nesota, red on cream; Mississippi, orange on blue; Missouri, black on white: Montana, white on black; Nebraska, red on white; Nevada, silver on blue; New Hampshire, white on green; New Jersey, yellow on black: New Mexico, black on white; New York, orange on black; North Dakota, yellow on red; Ohio, green on white: Oklahma, blue n white: 0regn, white n dark blue; Pennsylvania, vlltramaFine blue on golden yellow; Rhode Island, white on black; South Carolina, yellow on black; South Dakota, black on yel- low: Tennessee, black on white; Texas, black on gold; Utah, black pn white; Vermont, dark blue on white: Virginia, black on white; Washington, green on white; West Virginia (io4i-I0A2) black on na- tional yellow: Wisconsin, federal yellow on black; and Wyoming, black on white.
 Territories and possessions: Alas ka, black on white; Canal Zone, white on blue; Hawaii. white on black; Philippines, white on blue- black; and Puerto Rico (l94is42) green on white.
 Provinces of Canada; Alberta, white on blue; Manitoba. black oti aluminium; New Brunswick. yellow on dark blue; Nova Scotia, black on pastel green: ontario, black on orange: Prince Edward Island, alu- minun1 on dark green; Quebec black on white; and Saskatchewan black on orange.
 Mexico, white on chocolate brown
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22

1941 BUICK SEDAN GoE's AUTO PARTS. Dial 4-7sss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22

Metropolis, III. (UP)-The Metrop- oliS fire department used its inc genuity to fight a fire which threat ened the c. B. & e. railroad bridge with 6 loss of &200, 900. They lcad- cd their No. 2 trtuck on the Metrop- olis-P -Paducah ferry and fought the blaze successfully from below.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22

Real Estote For so
subusan Fm sals

IN--Ancient woodbury. sevsnaEoon Colonial house. fireplace, Dutch oven, wide floor boards. new nlec- trio wiring and plumbing, decorated, roofed and painted. S4,lO0. 91 900 cash. Balance easy terms.
 LOREN R. CARTER, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22
Bsssiness SerVice
PAln4lns, Paper Hanging

e AEanlnery and DFsssmakIns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22
Aufomohlels
. Ausss and rruoEs Fer sale
-- ,9s nuTCK sEDAN

EKcellant condition inside and out, R. @ E. Privately owned. Low mileage. Very reasonable. Phone 3-54a4. MT. Ross.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22

ioSe BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN GROVE USED CAR EXC la Grove St. Open Evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22
TEXAS COANBATs TYPHOID

Austin, Tex. (UP)-The Texas Hygenic Laboratory has begun a new Service-typtng Of typhoid bacilli-the state health depart. mert announced. Purpose of the service is to assist in determining the source of infection in com- fnunities where cases of typhoid fever are found.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22
A Ausenobilss Fer Sale

80 Buick Sedan .............. seo6 '3T Chevrolet Sedan, R, 6C H.. $S96 'S6 Chevrolet Sedan, Heater .. 9295 '38 DeSoto Sedan. Radio &S Htr. S645 '37 DeSota Broughanl, R. & H. $425 '36 DeSoto Sedan, Heater, ...u SS25 '30 Ford Sedan Radio and Htr. S42S '2T Eerd Sedan Heater .,,.,.. $22b '37 Packard Sedan ........... &396 Al Plymouth Panel Delivery .. @6o6 go Plymouth Sedan, Heater :. 9605 '30 Plymouth Coupe, Heater :. $S4G go Plymouth Coupe, Heater !. &44S 'ST Plymouth Sedan, Heater |. @STS '36 Plymouth Sedan, Heater .. @2o6 'S7 Studebaker Coupe, R. dS H. 9346
 Always 4 Complete Selection of
 Guaranteed Used Cars ct
 JOHN J. COLLINS, INC.
 De Soto and Plymouth
 3S Willow St. Dial 3-2l21
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22

pRIvATE0wn io40 Ford Sedan. Splendid condition. Can be bought cheap. Make ozser. S-2360.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22
PACKARD
ALL HARoAINsl

lo4i Studebaker Champion 2 dr., H. ie40 Studeb. Champion 2 dr., R. & H. i04O Chevrolet Sedan, R. 4E. H. ie36 Plymouth Convertible Coupe Ie35 Etudebaker Dictator ''6"
 MECHANICS SPECIAL 1886 Plymouth 1 dr. Sedan .... $o6
 J. c. MOTORS, INC.
 Studebaker Sales and Service I7 Willow St. Dial 3-2I3l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22

BUILDING Main channel street, suitable for plumbing business, Fruit business, etc., Stores, Apts. (and large extra building in rear 9i1 1,6O0).
 LEO J. CURLEY (Realtor) 5i W. Main St. Dial 3-6i6o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22

'32 CHEv. COACH s 55 'S6 PLYMOUTH $235 2 Door Touring Sedan. Very Clean
 Waterbury Motors, Inc.
 6o0 watsrtown Ave. 4-5i2o z-sTSe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22

s.FANG1LY-House, 0riggs St., I8 rooms, income eoi.00 per month. Small down payment required.
 w. H. HART
 REALTORS General
 Insurance Brown Building Dial 4s3S4l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-22
LiUe Stock

FOR SALE-Young roasting pigs. ?. B. Liebreich, Bucks Hill Road. Tel. 4-28S4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Rialio William
An Honor Student

Rome half dozen years ago.
when the astuts Professor Louis
NJ. Terman Of Stamford University
selected tn. 100 most intelligent
students in the country and made
them subjects Of exhaustive tests.
little did he realize that ons Of
them would 6yslop into q deep
dyed criminal and murderer
Yst Henry Brsndons yillalny ia
strictly esiiploid. IN real life he II
attn . healthy. normal. stDdious
and intelligent young man Hs
portrsys the role Of Sam Carson
in Republics 'Hurriesns smith. .
now showing sf the Bisito theatre.
Carson bsing the thug and gang.
stsr about whom much ~ ths
action reyolyes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Radio Boogey-Man
Starring at Roxy

orson Welles, once the Man
from Mars" has become the Man
from Hollywood" following the
nationwide acclaim Of his produc-
ton. Citizen Kane" now showing
on the screen Of the Roxy theatre,
after n triumphant rosdshow.
Welles. now only 20. started out
at the age Of 10 sstound people.
he attended a concert, and then
made up and reeited . dramatic
account OF II. lie IL native a. well
as subtle. for he Will empty his
pockets 10 buy a new magic trick.
Music IL an entertainment that
fsscinstss him.
Welles sstoDssh<d New York by
staging "haebsth" with an ALL
Negro cast sp In Harlem. The
locale ~ the wsiies Macbeth"
was changed srom Scotland To
Haiti. and AL sorts ~ Voodoo ovsr-
tones were introduced successfully
into the play
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
0riing Basketball
Meeting on Tuesday

ORTING - AthIetically Inclined
young men Of orting Will meet
Tuesday 1t . .. m. IN the nigh
school gym 10 discuss formation
Of basketball teams for the Orting
city league this year. according 20
Ernest Jakmsr. unofficial adviser
and sponsor Of a last years team.
Officials Of the upper valley pre-
season schedule committee will b.
on hand 70 discuSs operations With
the loci men
Last year Ortlng merchants and
civic groups sponsored ak tesns.
orttng volunteer firemsn met
Thursday evening 81 the t0yE nall
for routine business and cake and
coffee
Mrs. Arthur Warren Is spending
few days visiting IN Seattle,
Honor guest from or,lng al a
miscellaneous bridal shower At the
Aerrynac apartments IN Tacoma
Wednesday was Mss Doris Lloyd.
who IL 10 wed Robert Kirtain Of
Chop in October.
Other guests included Mrs. Neya
Lloyd. mother Of the brios-eieet.
and Miss Dorothy Lloyd. sister;
Miss Jeanette Games, Mrs ID.
Gaines. Mrs. Bertha Tressing. Mrs.
Ernest Jasmer and krs. nerslla
JsSmer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Bus, Truck Owners
Urged 10 Cooperate

OLYMPIA - Coy. Arthur p.
Lsngiie issued a proclamation urg-
ing Washington's 20. 600 truck and
bus owners 70 fill out national
defe nse questionnsires being
mailed out By the state license
department
The survey Is being made for
the War department to estslog all
trucks and buses which would Be
available for purchase or lease in
case Of national emergency.
The governor called on every
truck ard bus owner in the state
Ito make careful. accurate and
immediate returns on this inyen-
tory Of vital importance 10 ma
tionsl defense
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Bill Comes Back!

Sixteen years after he hung ur
his six-shooters for the last time
and retired, William s. Hart, the
old two-gun star. today is still
campaigning for the movies.
Because of thst interest, Hart,
name will appear on the cast cred.
its Of the new Warner Bros. pic.
ture, "One Foot in Heaven" along
with those Of Frederic March anc
Martha Scott, the co-stars. snc
other present-day fayorites. II
will be merited recognition, a,
the old two-gun man appears II
that picture as the star Of a movie
within a movie.
In a sequence of Zone Foot
In Heaven" March. playing
the role Of a Methodist minis
ter. takes his son to a 1877
era theater TO see a picture.
He means 10 point out the
evils of the movies to the boy.
The picture they see. and
which 1871 audiences will see
In part. IL Hart thriller
called The Silent Man" In
IL. the notwithstanding star
brings a band of desperadoes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

1912 De Soios
Now on Display

raroma's tvc ne xate deAIsrs
wlsshrnp Motor company dawn.
town and Hspsisna hctess. Inc,
In south Tacoma. rc~ are showing
the ns~ ipsS snotsss - offered fes
public inspection ~ ths ~ Soto
dsvisson II The chsysier smpevs'
ton
The sales r.oms 81 beth dseisfsl
establishments win remain epex
this evening until , and each eve
ming neat week. beginning Man
day. me public 10 invited 10 vlssi
the meat convenient ~ the loea'
tions and see the n<w - nctos
Emrhasss has bean placed on
four timely factors. ssrsamlinss
styling. long life engineering. sper'
siinE economy and safety. Tvs
new series ~ ears are cffsr~d. with
sin models IN the Dst.uss linz and
eight IN the custom series.
Your postmaster cen tell ycs
how Ia invest In u. q p~fsnss
bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Harbor Lions Plan
White Elephant Sale

GIG HARBOR-The Lions club
will hold white elephant sale
at the regular meeting Monday.
There will also be a musical pro-
gram under direction of Rev. A. J..
Knutzen.
The new school superintendent
Of Peninsula district No 40l, Har-
rison Phillips, will start his duties
Monday. For the time being his
headquarters viii be at Gig Hsrbor
high school.
Lakebay. died Thursday night at
her home and funeral services will
be held Sunday at p. m. at Lake
bay church with Rev. A. J. Knut-
zen conducting. Burial will be In
Lakebay cemetery under direction
OF Perkins funeral home. Mrs.
Holmes is survived by her hus-
band, Walter. and has been resi-
dent Of Lakebay for 81 years.
Other survivors include a brother.
Carl o. Wogsland OF Wisconsin.
and a sister, Mrs r.. A. Smith Of
Bend, Ore
Charles II. Wolverton. aged SO.
Of Wanna, passed away al Taco
ma hospital Friday morning. Ma
sonic funeral services viii be held
at the Perkins chapel Sunday AZ
?. m. He is survived by his wife,
Aria Belle.
GIG HARBOR-Mrs. Ann Evan
son, wife Of Roy Evanson. died in
the Gig Hsrbor hospital Friday
afternoon following an operation
She had recently returned from q
trip 70 Alaska.
Funeral arrangements are II
+ charge OF Perkins funeral home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
HOlIylUOOd Bound!

Featured on the floor show at
the Club Moderne tonight is An en-
tertainer who is headed for the big
time and whose performance to-
night is said to be her last in this
neck of the woods for quite a spell.
Ripple Rejane, an acrobatic styl-
ist, is leaving for Hollywood at the
conclusion of her present local en-
gagement and is scheduled to APP
pear in movie which is slated
TO 90 before the cameras in the
near future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

'Henxspoppn" 10 more than
just a title. II b an apt one
word description Of the rowdiest
and most scatterbrsined revue in
the history of he American the
stre. Where other musicals may
seek 10 bedszzis tho customers
with elaborate and intricate scenes
"Hellzapoppin" 10 show filled
with mad monkeyshines that spill
off the stage and into the audi
torium-m making the boxes and
aisles a. much a part Of the pro-
duction as that section Of the
theater behind the footlights All
the world may or may not be a
stage. but certainly the entire the
alter becomes one when 'Helza-
poppin" IL installed upon the
premises.
"Hellzapoppin" has broken sew
ersl Of the traditions Of the the
dAtf+ II Nbibf Df44if ~ ~ up
posed TO and u does not end when
II IL expected 10; II snlists the
audience a. its oonspirators and
the patrons participate in the mad
goings-on; there IL dancing in the
sisles as well as on the stage. II
is funny. irreyerent. wsggish. and
al times yerges On the fringe OF
nonsenslcsl lunsey. II holds the
record for consecutive perform
anees Of any musical In history
and IT has played 70 more peopls
and crossed more money. both or
Broadway and on the road. thar
any other American revue. ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

OLYMPIA - The states cash
balance went up more than a nil
Ion and half dollars the past
week. reaching a nssr-record total
Of s2s 220. $50. state Treasurer
Otto Case reported here. Tax
income for the week was 1900, =
s64 and expenditures $3.50 2si.
The general fund had 1855 1877 sur
plus IN IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

Thus. those who enjoy a good
western story well told and
your reviewer Is one such, 80 clip
me will find Arizona Bound
as exciting a bit of wild and
woolly' as has been shown here in
weeks.
Funny thing about western
'stories which find their way 10 the
movie screens Of the country
they are. wi but few exceptions.
believsble stories. In fact. many
Of them have their foundation in
fact and are but the visual account
OF events which have happened IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

Sonic Henie is the stor OF
Sun VoIley Serenode. mu-
sicol ice revue now ployino OF
the Music Box theoter. Glen
MiIIer's populor orchestra
serves os the foundation for
the production which co-stors
John Poyne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Ouch.'

DONDON-Stage and screen
actor George Arliss was fined
$4,000 today after pleading
guilty in police court 10
charges that he failed 10 reg
lister holdings OF American
securities worth S52,640. He
was ordered to pay costs of
s42.
The lord mayor gave the
actor Ia days In which TO pay
his fine, saying:
81 have dealt with the case
on the basis Of negligence but
II Is gross negligence In a mat
ter which should have had Mr..
Arliss' closest attention and
the penalty must be severe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

10 justice and causes right 10
triumph ever wrong.
Hart donated the old print 10
Warner Bros. for the sake Of the
good il would do the industry he
loves and because II Was 10 be
used in a manner conforming with
his lifelong creed. In sppreois-
tion. the studio is adding his name
TO the cast credits.
Harris last picture was 'Tim-
bleweeds. made in 1928. The
Silent Man" the film tAst is bring
ing him cast recognition in the
1e41 picture. was produced in 1917.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RoNY-Orson welles In Citizen
Kane" 1870. 3:o5, e.+s. 1910. also
GUY Ribhee in "Scattergood Meets
Broadway / so 5:25. 600.
RIaLTo-James Elnson aud Jerr,
Colona in "1ce-Capsdes. IL 20
23o, $40. $40. 90. also Jane
wyatt in Hurricane Smith" 40,
AIS. 7:o5. s.5S.
MI sic BON-Sonja Henie and John
PAYNE in sun Valley SerenAde. A"
1870. ass. $40. $50. II IS: also
LLOYD Nolan In Dressed To KILL
90, 4.o5. 7:lS. 1920.
BLUE MOUsE-spenoer Tracy and
Lana Turner in Or Jekyll and Mr.
HYDE. 1880. ass. 7;2S. 10 SIS also
II 80. 2:4s. eIo. e:4o.
RINIERA-Buok Jones and Tim Nc
Gov IN Arizona Bound" IL 80.
SIS, 4.25. 6 40. 2. 90. li.iS. also Leo
Gorcev and Bobby Jordan In Bow
cry Blitzkriee." lass. $40. $40.
1855, 1918.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY-Vivien Leigh and IAur-
ence Olivier in That Hamilton
Woman also Ann Miller and Rudy
Vallee in Time Out for Rhythm
CAPITOL - Joan Blonden and Dick
Powell IN Model Wife" also john
ny Mack Brown in "Ragtime Cow
boy Joe"
COMMUNITY - Abbott and Costello
in In the Navy" also Hugh Her
bert in Meet the Chump"
KAY S1REET-Adolphe Menjou and
Carol lands in Road Show" also
Brian Aherne and Kav Francis In
The Man Who Lost Himself"
LAKEWOOD - Joan Bennett and
Franchot Tone in she Knew All
the Answers" also They Dare Not
Love"
PARk-Priscilla Lane and Ronald
Reagan in Million Dollar Baby"
PROCToR-Richard Arlen and Jean
Parker in Power Dive. also George
Montgomery in The Cowboy and
the Blonde"
REaLtRT-Lon CLANCY. Jr., In Man
Made Monster" also Richard Arlen
and Jean Parker in Power Dive
REN-Richard Arlen and Jean Parker
in Power Dive also Dennis Nor
gan and Merle oberon IN "Affec-
tionately Yours"
SHELL Roy Rogers and oabby
Hayes in Robin Hood of the
Peoos." also Joan Blondell and
Roland Young in Topper Returns
S, NsET-James Stewart and Psuie,ts
Johnny Mack Brown in Law and
Order"
TEMPLE Don hmeche and Betty
Cradle in Moon over Miami" also
James Stephenson in Shining
Victory"
LIBERTY. PuyalIup - vivien Leigh
and Laurence Olivier in That
Hamilton Woman" also Freddie
Bartholomew in Naval Academy"
RIVIERA. sumner-RoDert Montgom-
cry in Here Comes Mr.. Jordan"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

humor Is typioally American. and
yet IL !. unlike any other musical
production. Decidedly. "Hsilza-
poppinf 10 In = class by Itself
The cast l. headed by Billy
House and Eddie Carr. veteran
comedians and zsnies OF The first
order. To support them has been
gathered a company Of 100 skilled
performers. clowns and talented
chorus girls. Among the prinei-
pals are Grace and Sikko, the Or
ford Boys. Ben Doys. Paul Cor
don. the Steiner Sisters. the Read
Sisters. Bobby Jarvis. Joe Wong.
Elizabeth Scott. Clare Louise
Evans and Billy Potter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

almost every section of the Old
West in those days when every
man was a law unto himself and
the gun was mightier than the
pen.
On the same new bill at the
Bsrovic house is a rough and tum-
bic affair involving the Dead End
Kids in picture titled, "Bowery
Blitzkrieg." 1t is a story of gang
land and the prize ring and offers
the Kids" every opportunity for
the knock down and drag out
type of activity in which they seem
10 be supreme.