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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
Washington

The 0udon Cub VIII helA ~
next meeting With Nh. !. ".
Davis on Wet stroot Tuesday,
August 3. Mrs. Helen Kage ana
Mrs. Addie Adams viii b On
the program.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Wick q
GAS road md family; Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Wick and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Wick
and family Of Washington At
tended the annual 0amm 10
union held Ut Armada Fair
Grounds, Sunday. Five genera-
lions were represented from Ar.
mada, Inlay City, r Q me Q.
Ecorse, Macomb and Washing-
ton. There were % people In
attendance. The oldest person
present was Amelia Plickholm.
Mrs. Martin Bromley clerked
in her father, Walter Awards
store while Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Rowley were on . two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs George Harris
and her brother Donald 0uerin
have returned from Z 10 day
vocation at Ludington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rex have
moved to Rochester.
Private Herman (Chum) Gu
erin, who 10 In training ut Fort
Sheridan, was home on . three
day furloush latter part Of last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Curtis.
son Neal, and mother Mrs.
Laura Curtis left Saturday on
a two weeks vacation ut their
cottage at Alpena. They will
visit Mrs. Charles Curtis mother
at the 500. and will 60 to Mack
mac Island and other places Of
interest In the Upper and Lower
Peninsula.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Barbarie
(Goldie Guerin) are on q two
weeks va alton trip In the
southern states.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
Agricultural
Comment
~ WILLIAM MURPHY
CUCUndBER .0EETLES

VOVVNY0o1 sOo61 AB0
OThe old gypsum cuke dust Is
still the cheapest effective treat
ment. Use 10 lbs. of Agricul-
tural Gypsum and / lb Of CAL
cium arsen ate. Shake onto
plants through burlap sacking
or shaker can. Light but fire.
quest applications does the trick.
Should be used as long as bee
ties are noticed.
FLIES
A good fly poison for house
flies Il . SO Formaldehyde So
luton. Expose In safe places in
shallow dishes for flies to drink.
Your druggist can mix this at a
very low cost per quart.
It is only effective against
drinking flies and in rooms
where other water, is not avail
able.
CODDLN0 MOTH
The first spraying for the Sec
ond generation of cooling moth
should be completed on standard
winter varieties of applies in
Macomb County by the LIST of
August, or slightly later, as de-
termined by the temperature at
nightfall. This spray may be fol-
lowed by two or more similar
cover sprays.
HYBRID CORN TEST
OF interest to Macomb County
corn growers 10 the hybrid var
iety test which Is being conduct
ed 1t the H. L. Wadsworth
Farm (Ralph Keeler, Manager)
2401 McFadden Road, Romeo.
The Crops Department Of
Michigan State College in coop
GRAFTON with the Agricultural
Extension Department in the
county and the Smith Hughes
Chapter in the Romeo High
School are conducting the test.
The plot II one Of twenty SINH
lar plots throughout the State.
The idea Of these corn plots
Il to test in the several COM
munities most Of the hybrids
available to farmers In those
sections. Hybrids are tested a
to adaptability and relative
merit. The list Of entries In the
corn plot are Michi'an No. 81
B; Iowealth Alb; Ohio NILS;
Minnesots No. 500; Kingscrost
D; Wisconsin No. Gas; Wisconsin
No. 531; Kingscrost KIM; Pio-
neer No. 355; Pioneer No. $40
and Pickett Open-pollinated.
The plots are all hand planted
5 kernels per hill and thinned
to 8 20 as to insure ourselves
Of almost 4 perfect stand. Each
variety Is replicated or planted
five times in the test area. This
ID to take care Of any differences
In soil, etc. This Fall the corn
will be harvested and weights
and records taken.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24

N0TI-CIsssifled s6vsrttstns schsd-
ule toe Thuysdsy's Dailv Monitor win
also run b The South Macomb News.
the Oome day. without extra charge.
HoWoveF. eopy must b placed b. .
p. a. Wednesday,.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
lanHoliness
Meeting
Near Romeo

Qo06EO - The Simpson Park
Inline3 camp meeting opens~at
- Simpson Park grounds one
njlo and half northwest of Ro-
30 ca July 81 with the Young
Uople) convention for Thursday
md Friday. The regular sessions
TIE Camp meeting proper fol-
IN. Rev. II. N. Couchenour Of
Warrington. Pa, and Rev. s. n.
3urbsville Of New Castle, Ind,
KIM be the evangelist speakers
Tor the sessions. The following
|bchsdule Il listed:
$40 am. Prayer meeting.
Rising bell.
30People's meeting.
e-Youns peoples meeting.
lo-Prsachins.
1880 - Children's meeting.
mrs. w. ]. Francis of Saginaw In
|charge.
l-3-Recreation.
3:30-Pyeaching.
0:30-Outdoor Ring Prayer
meeting.
7:30-Preaching.
Sundays the preaching SER
vices are 1000; 200 and $50.
The camp closes Sunday evening
August 10.
OTHER ROMEO ITEMS
!. Mrs. Elwood Bayne and Mrs.
James Bayne entertained at q
dinner on Wednesday evening at
their home At Baynewood Farms
hcnorins the formers son James
Bsyne on his birthday anniver-
sary. The dinner was a surprise.
Charles Hosner leaves the first
Of the week for Madison, Wis,
where he will spend q week at
tending the National Probation
convention In connection with
probation work of the Federal
government.
Miss Lizzie Yule IL confined
10 her bed with quite critical
illness.
Mrs. Emma Moore Is spending
the balance Of the week at Mount
Clemens % the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Hecht.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
ARTHUS ROSE
MOTOR SALES
1855 South Gratiot

phsns - - - M. Clemens
leSo Tesraplsne brougham. blaek
finish. nnohaiS upholstsfy. nearly
new tiroe. thoroughly recondttion-
-; low mlloaee; . special 80. U.SS
lo1e CAavroist Coach. good tires
and upholstery: cylinder motor.
full license. . real transportation
1871 chsvrolst town sedan; black
duco finish. mohair trim. many
extras: clean inside and out. ex-
cellent eondtttnn .............. 80
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
ENTRIES INVITED

anew BALTIMORE - The
public II invited to enter an
amateur contest to be held at
Hallman's Dairy Bar, SIS WASH
ington, on August 6 at $50 p.
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Mrs. Goodar
Entertains
RichmondGroup

nRICHMOND - The members
Of the I. X. A. Club, all gradu-
ates of the local public high
school, enjoyed q dinner the
past week at the st. Clair Coun-
ty Club, later going to the cot
tage of Mrs. Frances Goodar at
Orchard Beach.
The occasion honored Mrs.
Evelyn Simmons Tice of New
Jersey and Mrs. Marjorie Heath
Bingham of New York who are
visiting with relatives and
friends in this village. On
Thursday, July 81 the members
will be guests of Mrs. Charles
Heath and Mrs. Bingham at
the Heath Cottage at Orchard
Beach. The members present
on the above occasion besides
the honor guests and Mrs.
Goodar, were Mrs. Dorothy
Simmons Weeks Of Port Hur-
on, Mrs. Frances st. Dennis
Mack and Mrs. Vera Waterloo
Lamay Of Detroit, Mrs. Rudolph
Hansen, Mrs. Louis Corbat, Jr.,
and Miss Mabel Winkel Of this
village. Two members, Mrs.
Beatrice Friday Brannan and
Miss Marguerite st. Dennis of
Detroit were unable to be pres
ent.
OTHER RICHMOND / ITEMS
Miss Donna X. Lamberton Of
Waterford, Mich, is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
burn Schultz of Muttonville.
Miss Dolores Schultz has re-
turned to the home of her par
ents after spending the past
week with relatives and friends
in Detroit. Charles Brendt, Of
Detroit, Z cousin of Miss Schultz
Is spending some time at the
Schultz home on Gleeson Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Schind-
Ter Of Detroit will arrive In this
village on Friday to spend their
vacation at the home Of the
formers mother. Mrs. Angeline
SCHNEIDER,
Mrs. Edward Reackhof was
hostess to members Of the 500
club In her home on Tuesday
evening. The members decid-
ed to hold . pot luck picnic at
Marysville Park next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Schwei-
ger and daughter are moving In
to their newly built home on
Howard Street.
DR.. J. A. Engels was host to
members of the Rotary club 1t
q steak roast ut his home on
Main street on Tuesday even
Ing
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24

A REAL DANdAuLs rm. house, baaA
and hirnaee-4l. 800.
TWO FAMILY. rms. and bath up. {
down; now rented for 80 month.
TWO FAMILY. 4 rms and bsth up. Z
rms. and bath down. oil heat. pavod
street. upper hat furnishsd rents Sue
as. 9S.50o-@SSo down.
RMS. bath. kloor--$5, so0-Ss0o down.
20 TT. LOT. building restricted 70 400:
GOOD BUILDING lot on Eastman street,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24

W61ogo snA Wailzpssss nss1sd ~
1on1v WUgk q offlcefs club. Se1G1o49
NJ - Loo % 80 p. ~ 6ally. yAans
- q - -. -. White oaly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24

Before You Buy

Before You Buy
Stop tn q our large lot on Mscomb
street. and SO for yourself The
We have on display.
Our large stock enables us TO solve
your used car problem--We win
take your present car IN on trade
and gear the payments to your
income. Toe . better deal Away
PRlEHS SALES
io3 Macomb 81. NJ Clemens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Sixth Of Lecture
Series on Monday

Or. James Brett kenna. pastor
OF the University Methodist Tenn
pie of Seattle. and Rabbi Baruch l.
TRIGGER OF the Talmud Torah syna-
gogue. will be the speakers in the
sixth lecture of the Talmud Torah
series Monday at s:15 In the audi
torium at SO. 4th and | SITS. They
will discuss Religion in the
Present Crisis"
Born on q cotton farm In Missis-
sippi, DR.. kenns WIS educated at
the University of Chattanooga.
Carrot Bible Institute. Northwest
ern university and Columbia uni
versity. He holds honorary de-
grees from Chattanooga and Iowa
Wesleyan. Before coming to Seat
tie In 1887, he held pastorates in
Newark. N. J.; Wichita, Kan, and
Des Moines, la.
Rabbi TRIGGER. well known to
Tacoma lecture audiences. il Or
gsnizer and founder of the Tslmud
Torah series. He will discuss the
christian-Jewish struggle against
Neo-paganlsm and the Christian
Hebraic heritage AS the frontier OF
the American way.
Or. Cyrus Albertson Of the
First Methodist church will be
chairman. and Rev. Walter o.
Macoskey Of the First Baptist
church will bring greetings. En-
tertainment will feature a girls
sextet from Lincoln high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Joseph COnrad Novel VictOry Opens At RiaO
Screen Beauty
Was Child Poet

A. the age o. nine. IL appeared
that Pauline Moore vas destined
for q literary career. Having
achieved this ripe mileston.. she
celebrated by having a volume Of
her poetry accepted and published.
Two more similar volumes reached
print before sh. reached the age
Of Il. and then Pauline lost in
terest in her literary career and
concentrated on becoming an act
ress
At the age Of nine. il appeared
travelling in stock. and now. 10
years later, she is a full fedged
movie star. Her current role Is
in Republics Arkansas Judge.
which ia now playing al the Rialto
thestsr. with the Weaver Brothers
and Elviry in the top spots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

"a Noa a. Tic hAdiAD NItdAtl.
Polsh-born. a sesmsn who
touched practically every port on
the seven seas. Conrad began writ
ing late in life. and became p mas
ter Of English prose. Victory Is
possibly the best known Of all his
works. Il is known as classic
Of character and scene description
an intensely powerful story OF love
and adventure in the South Seas
It is interesting that Victory"
Was first published during the first
World war and that the film YER
sion should now be released. dur
ing World War II. Conrad finished
writing the book at the beginning
OF the first war. and. he admits In
his preface, he considered changing
the title of his novel.
The word Victory the shining
and tragic goal OF noble effort.
the famous author wrote. "ap-
peared too great. too august, to
stand at the head Of mere novel
. Victory was the last word
I had written in peacetime
And 7 made up my mind to let
the word stand, in the same hope
ful spirit in which some simple
citizen OF Old Rome would have
accepted the omen"
Thus did Conrad permit the title,
Victory" to stand-because he
wished it to be an omen of Allied
triumph over German military
might.
Although frequently 1t is the
practice TO change the titles of
motion pictures based on books,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

kEALART-Joen Blondell and Dick
Powell in = Want a Divorce: also
Jack Holt and Marian Marsh in
Fugitive Prom Prison Camp"
REN-E Edward G Robinson and Edna
Best in a Dispatch Prom Rsu-
ter, also Frank Morgan and
Billie Burke in HULA baloo"
kIN IERA-Gary Cooper and Walter
Brennan In The Westerner". also
Ken Murray and Lillian Cornell in
"A Night At Earl Carroll's"
sHtiis-Clark Gable Spencer Tracy
and Clsudette Colbert in Boom
town"
ST <sET-W. c. Fields and Una
Merkel in Bank DICK: also Tim
Holt and Virginia Gilmore in
"Laddie"
ItNPIt-Errol Flynn and Olivia de
Havilland In Santa Fe Trail" also
Jackie Cooper in Gallant Sons"
LIBERTY. Puyallup-Bud Abbott and
Lou Costello in Buck Privates";
also John Howard and Ellen Drew
In Texas Rangers Ride Again"
II you're not using it, sell il with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
hone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Sales Grange to Hold
Bio Daffodil Dance

Sales Grange will observe the
opening of the daffodil festival
Saturday night with a special daft
fodil dance at the grange hall on
So. Park ave. Everyone who at
tends will receive flowers as favors
and a number of special awards
will be made to selected patrons.
The popular Midnite Rhythm
Makers orchestra will again supply
music for dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

beautiful girls adorn the covers of
well known magazines. Another
scene called Hospital News" Ia
a comedy skit. Then there Ia a
Music Page" In which local per
formers of note" will appear. An
other rapid-fire flashes include
New York Day by Day" with the
audience taken on a trip to the
lower east side. More Sinned
Against Than Usual" il an
abridged "melodrammer" OF 80
years ago. Needless to say It has
all the thrills the title implies.
Then there Is the Society Page"
with It's sophisticated ladies in a
very modern and lovely dance
scene. The big flash finale OF the
first part is an especially written
episode called Mechanics" There
are mechanical robots, futuristo-
CRATES and the like in most
thrilling and spectacular scene.
The minstrel episode Is called the
"Funnies" and occupies the second
part OF this elaborate production.
The scene is a very much mod
srnized newspaper office atop one
OF the skyscrapers in New York
with windows overlooking the
flashing lights Of the city. In this
scene many OF the most prominent
local singers and comedians in Ia
coma will appear. All in all,
Headlines" Is packed to the brim
with fast moving. clean entertain
ment. offering novelty. sparkle
and dash and will be u show that
no one can afford to miss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

rms production, along the lines
of As Thousands Cheer" is de-
scribed as a Typographical revue.
Among the features there will be
an elaborate minstrel scene. The
whole play Is based on what hap
pens In a newspaper office and
there are flashes out into the
world portrsying the news that
makes the headlines OF today.
From the very first curtain
which shows the modernistic
presses turning out headlines OF
the latest happenings. TO the last
second Of the production there is
tuneful music well sung, intricate
dances, clever comedy. beautiful
stage settings. and elaborate cos
tunes that give a distinctly pro-
fessional atmosphere.
Among the outstanding scenes
Ia the Magazine Section" where
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
TAYLOR's TEACHER

While Robert Taylor WAS on To-
cation In Tucson. Arizona. work.
ing on location In M-G-Ms Billy
the Kid" he made the acquaint-
ance Of Frank Eymsn. captain OF
police In Tucson. Eyman gave
Taylor several lessons In gun
technique. which the star imme-
diately put into use in playing his
role of the fsst-shooting des-
perado.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

RoNY-Cesar Romero and virginia
Gilmore in Tall Dark. and Hand
some" II SIS. 3 40. s.45 1910 also
John Barrymore and Lew Ayres in
DR.. Kildares Crisis" as. t.IO.
s35.
kIALTO-Bonnle Baker and orin
Tucker IN You're the One 1881.
All 4:5l. 73I. 1911. also the
Weaver Bros and Elviry IN Ark
snsss Judge" l.o2. 3 AZ. e.22. s:o2
MusIc Box-Msrjorie Rambeau and
Charles Grspewin In Tobacco
Road :05, 4:O5. 7:05. 1908. also
Kav Francis and James Ellison in
PLAY Girl" AS. 2 as. 5:45. s:45
BILE MoUsE-Robert Young and
Randolph Scott in "Western
Union" 1855. 8 SIS, sos. 9 SIS; also
Rosemary Lane In Always A
Bride" ii;45, 2:4s. 5:4s. s;45.
RETURN sHowINGs
BENERLY-Fred Astaire and Psulette
Goddard In Second Chorus" also
Warren William In The Lone Wolf
Keeps a Date"
Richard Arlen and Andy
Devine In Hot Steel. also Edith
Fellows in out West With the
Peppers"
COMM NIFTY - James Casney and
Ann Sheridan In CITY For Con-
quest. also Edith Fellows and Lois
Wilson in "Nobodys Children"
KAY sTREE1-Lew Ayres and La
rine Day IN DIR. Kildare Goes
Home: also Jane Withers and
Kent Taylor In Girl From Avenue
A"
LAkEWOOD-Alice Fave and Betty
Cradle in Tin Pan Alley. also
Frank Morgan and Billie Burke in
'Hullsbaloo."
Csgney and Ann sher-
idan In City For Conquest" also
western action drama, Telegraph
Trail"
PROCTOR - Onslow steve and
Carole Lands In Sea Raiders:
also Pred MacMurray and Patricia
Morrison in Rangers OF Fortune
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Fruiiland Grange 10
Hold Daffodil Dance

Tomorrow night the popular
Fruitland Grange dance hall will
take on bit Of the daffodil
atmosphere because Henry Hofto
and his Dixielsnd band 10 in tune
with the times.
All ladies attending the eelebrA-
ton will receive as gifts OF the
management, . bunch OF daffodils
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Congratulations.

Wade Murray Boggs. house
manager at the Roxy theater. /,
going through his desk picking uI
has personal belongings becaus'
Murray IL going places he 4
to be the new drama editor of Tn,
News Tribune.
Len Higgins. former editor.
h now Mt Camp Ord, Califor-
MIA. wearing the uniform of n
lieutenant In Uncle Sans
army and Murray got
the call" TO fill his shoes.
This fellow Boggs IL one Of
life's regular guys and your
sswsboy is happy 10 See him
gst the chance he has wanted
% badly .. newspaper work.
Bill Conner. assistant managel
OF John Hamrick's Tacoma the
sters. told the writer the popular
and well known Bill Tbbits. hous,
manager at the Temple, will NOV,
down to the Roxy to fill Murray
position.
And 20 -. it's congratulation,
Murray -. and congratulations
Bill may you both find tn,
future better than the past ant
the tomorrows happier than tn,
yssterdsysl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Puyallup Man Hurt

H A. Jewett. Rt. 5 Box -,
Puyallup. was treated at Tacoma
General hospital for bruises and
abrasions received in minor
automobile accident at 6sth 81.
and South Tacoma way Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
PLENTY STUDENTS

Randolph Field, where much Of
the action Of Paramounts Il
Wanted Wings" starring Ray Mil
and. William Holden and Wayne
Morris Is laid. graduates approx
mately $500 flying cadets year
to other fields to finish training.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Fredric March, Betty Field
Share Honors in New Film
The Aldrich FomilY Shares The Screen
Storrinq !. Cooper In Life With Henry"

Just as Joseph Conrad remained steadfast in his deter
mination to retain the original title of his epic novel.
Victory" many years later, did Paramount Producer
Anthony WELLER insist upon not changing the title when ne
made the Of the famous Conrad story Star
Fredrc March and Betty Field the picture opens Sat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Producer Anthony WELLER insisted
that the title y the screen YER
sion Of Victory remain IN
changed. ss Conrad undoubtedly
would have wished. Il he were alive
during World War II. He died in
1924
Life With Henry based on the
famous radio serial. The Alduch
Family" stars Jackie Cooper,
Leila Ernest. Eddie Bracken and
Hedds Hopper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

contrary, the story u much tos
fine for gun play and the comedy
much too effective for any Of tbs
hair-rsising adventures OF the 30
called underworld.
Tall, Dark and Handsome
~as made 10 make you laugh
-. and II IL Doesn't. you have
no more sense Of humor than
. top sergeant.
Assisting Romero Is most
capable cast, ideally picked for the
roles they play. You will find Vir-
ginia Gilmore, Milton Berle. Char
lotte Greenwood. Shelton Leonard.
Stanley Clements. Frank jerks
and Barnett Parker all helping to
make your evening a most enjoy
able one
The other new feature IL q
Kildare production Titled, DIR.
ki,dare's Crisis" II IL perhaps
the best that has hem made
and, except fer the addition of
Robert Young as n guest art
ist. the cast In the same ns has
appeared In former produc-
tions.
There's Lew Ayres. Lionel Bar
rymors fbetter than ever. LARAMIE
Day, Nat Pendleton and the 9TH
frs with whom you are more or
less familiar. The addition of |
Young and a finer than ever
performance by Miss Day, make
this story outstanding.
And that's how things are at the
Roxy good all-around bill |
that should click with the major
ty Of thu city's screen fans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Motor scooters are official equip
ment in the police department of
lnglswood. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
NOlr That's Settled!

Ginger Rogers. movie act
ress, obtained her final divorce
decree today from Actor Lew
Ayres. OF course, Ginger has
her Oscar" and that should
help some or should IL:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

: Alec Templeton. famed blind
pianist. recognized as one of the
great musical msrvels of the gen
Drstion. comes TO Tacoma for the
3irst time Monday evening. April
-. as the last event Of the Temple
heater All Star series this season.
= Templeton has been presented
by the leading symphony orches-
4ras In this country. since coming
hers In 1896. and last summer he
brew 4 mountaineering crowd at
Robinhood Dell in Philadelphia.
: Mail orders are now being filled
n order Of their receipt when
mailed to the Temple thester, &C.
eompsnied by check or money or
dsr together with . self-addressed
ptsmped envelope.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Kiwanis Club Will Present
Headlines" Late in April

interest attaches to the fact that have been
closedsby the Tacoma Kiwans club with John Rogers
Producing company of Ohio, for presentation in this city
ON April % % and "a of their latest minstrerevue Head
lines" Front Page Flashes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Romero Scores!
companion attraction.

agree that he belongs" and
films as this very funny and
Don't get the idea the picture is
pnother Of those 18th of July cele.
hratons with tommy guns going
of all over the place. Quits the