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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-31
PACE rEgNEx

III voice the sentiment Of the
Senior Choir,
/ believe each one has consented; !;
To give better service, and W.
are praying
That God will keep Rev. Broad
dus in it!
SO my friends, just stop your
folly
Take this thought down now and
pin it;
For God intended from the be-
ginning,
That Rev. Broaddus must be In it'll
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-31
Workers Are Set For
Community Chest Drive

Rev. j. w. Broaddus, Rev G. w.
Chryer, Capt. Robert H. Mallory,
John A. Green, Ralph Kinchen,
John Copeland, Lloyd Lewis, E.
C. Brown, Miss Laura Robinson,
Miss Berlene Raskin, and Miss Iva
Glover.
The Dayton branch of the
National Alliance OF Postal EN-
ployes recently met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wheeler
on South Euclid avenue. After a
report of the welfare committee
by G. d. Smith, election of Off
GERS was held.
Bernard Peters was elected
president of the group; Earl Hamp-
ton, vice president; Joseph
w h e eler, recording secretary
Price Ramey, assistant secretary;
James Robinson, financial secre.
tary; Theodore Fillmore and Will
liam Ridley, assistant financial
secretaries; Ralph Miller. member.
ship chairman; G. D. Smith, vel.
fare chairman: Artie Henderson
reporter.
The Charity Organization society
will hold it's initial fall meeting
this afternoon at the YWCA al
4 o'clock. It is hoped that az
many members as possible viii
attend the meeting as a fu.
agenda has been scheduled Mrs
B. A. Rose Is president of the
group.
This evening at 8 o'clock at tht
United Brethren church located Or
the corner of Baltimore anc
Philadelphia streets a special mu
sical program has been arranged
under the direction Of Mrs Bertha
Perkins. The public Is urged K
attend.
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Church News

Rev. T. A. Rcnnett, pastor of
the First baptist church at Rick
mond, KY, is guest speaker at
both morning and evening services
at Tabernacle Baptist church to-
day on the occasion of the third
anniversary OF the pas.orate of
Rev. ]. Welby Broaddus. Selections
by the quartette will feature the
afternoon program which begins
at $50 o'clock.
Rev Broaddus and his family
will be honored by q banquet
served in the social room of the
church Monday night. Tickets are
now available for the turkey din
ner which will be served.
Today marks the beginning Of
ten day revival program under
the direction Of Mrs. Lou Hender-
son, evangelist from Columbus, TT
Upshaw Mission located on the
corner of Blanche And McCabe.
streets.
The Montgomery County Mis-
sionary Union will meet at Nj.
Olive Baptist church this after
noon at three o'clock.
Observe Wonen's Day
The Sisterhoca OF Bethel Baptist
church will observe it's ninth an
nual Women's Day. Sunday, Nov
Q. Special musical selections will
be rendered for both the morning
and evening services. Among those
scheduled tc speak are Miss
Wertha Reid, .:cwiy appointed
teacher at Garfield school who will
address the caurch school; Mts
s. A. Hall Of spliagfieid, speaker
for the morning s-ryicss, and Miss
Elizabeth Giddilass. who will give
talk in the eve.s;na.
This evening at ESQ >. m. IT
Bethel Baptist c'.Gseh Mss Ann
Wagstaff viii ADDRESS tAc BYPU
giving extracts s.snn ne Mont.
gomery Youth ClssScrarce which
convened rec-nay In MouD. Ver-
non, Ohio.
Altar Guild Sponsors Tea
The Altar G,Gl,i Of Fhillips
Temple will have a musical tea
this afternoon at the home oi
Mrs. Dale Hough, 733 Wcst Fifth
street from 4 to s p. m. Mrs
Hough is president Of the guild
and Mrs. Ella McClusky IL trea.
surer. The public is invited to at.
tend.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-31

Rev. Charles Isom announced
Thursday that his team was
already to solicit contributions for
the annual Community Chest cam
paign which opens Monday and
will close Nov. 4 First reports of
the campaign will be announced
Monday night at a dinner meeting
at the Biltmore hotel.
Agencies on the West Side par
ticipating in the Community Chest
are the Linden Community Cen
ter, West Side Day Nursery
Fifth Street Branch YMCA and
the West Side YWCA.
Those working as solicitors this
year include Mrs Marion Ander-
son, Mrs. Bertie Ellis, Mrs. Viola
Walters, Mrs. B. A. Rose, Mrs
Melissa Bess, Mrs. o. D. McFall
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Pastor Tabernacle Baptist Church
He came to us preaching the
word of God,
And many souls repented
Many have been added to this
| church,
Because Rev. Rroaddus is In it!
Somebody planned to get MIN out
Of Dayton,
don't know who began it;
Somehow their foolish plan failed
So, Rev. Broaddus is still here
in it.!
There is a Council OF Religious
Education,
The white folks, they began It;
In order to make this council,
more sacred,
They took Rev. Broaddus in it
A group Of ministers was elected
to go to the Bahamas,
The big shots, they began III;
But before that ship left the
American shore,
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Linden Center

So many are enjoying the
badminton hour at the center on
Wednesday nights that Badmin-
ton club will be formed at the
regular hour next week. Plans for
competition with other groups and
special tournaments will be dis
cussed All men and women in
terested in this sport are urged to
| join.
recreation council for young
woman and girls had their initial
meeting Friday afternoon at the
center The following are MEM
bers OF the council: Mrs. Clarence
Smith, Mrs Dianne Dickens,
Misses Vivian Kalfus, Evelyn
MeriWether, Lennel Wilerson,
Mildred Carter, Lucille Pitman.
Naomi Burns, Exine Prear, and
Elizabeth Giddings.
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Social News

Social News
Many former friends and
acquaintances of Lieut.. and Mrs
Thomas Wright had the opportu-
nifty to chat with them for a few
hours Wednesday when they
stopped in the city en- route from
Fort Devens, Mass, to Fort
Benning, Ca, where Lieut.. Wright
will be stationed for the next three
months. Lieut.. Wright is on leave
of absence from the YMCA where
he was boys work secretary, and
his wife is the former Miss Halle
Douglas, a school teacher in this
lcity.
Pvt. j. P. Edmonds is spending
his IS days furlough visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. g.
Finndy, of Danner avenue. Pvt.
Edmonds is assigned to the 368th
infantry at Fort Huachuca, Ariz
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pierce of
xenia are announcing the birth of
twins, Michael and Julia, Friday,
Oct. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Williams
of Germantown street are an
nouncing the birth of daughter.
Mrs. Williams is the former Miss
Helen Miller. The maternal parents
arc Mr. and Mrs. England Miller
| of Germantown street.
OF interest to their many friends
/ is the announcement of the mar
riage of Miss Clemmie Ann
Gregory of MiddletoWn and Charles
Hough of Dayton, last Sunday at
the Union Baptist church in Mid
dletown. Mrs. Hough is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gregory,
and was attended by Miss Katie
Domminick. Embry Hardeman
served as best man for Mr.. Hough.
The bride Is a graduate of Mid
dletown high school and attended
Miami university Her husband was
graduated from Dunbar and at
tended the National Radio institute
in Washington, D. G.
Miss Macie Carter Of West Fifth
street has returned home after
Visiting relatives in Winston Salem,
N. c., and in Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas of Ran
dolph street had as their guest over
| the weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Nicholas and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyles
and daughter, Shirley Anne, Of
Detroit, Mich, Mrs. Nicholas is the
former Miss Carrie Jones of
Dayton.
Eugene Hampton Of West Fifth
street was recently honored with
a birthday party at his home.
The Modern Juliets We're hosts
to group of friends at a party
| given at the home OF Mr., and Mrs
Walter Lewis of Pontiac street
Among those invited We're: Mar
garet Smith, Glendola Thomas,
La June Scott, Will MacRhoades,
Adelyne Riley, Mildred Scott, Mary
Lewis, Villa Dunlay, Leroy Ceasaf,
/ Ernest Bowman, Douglas Bufney,
Vernon Riley, Ralph Harris and
John Smith.
Edward Dugger, mechanical
engineer at Wright field. left
! Thursday evening to attend home
coming at Tufts college this
weekend Dugger is former captain
of the track team and ICAA
1 champion in the high hurdles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Ward
motored to Lexington, KY, where
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-31

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.
tANP)-More than 700 Negro
women attended tea at the White
House Thursday afternoon and
heard brief musicale presenting
Carol Brice, contralto, Sylvia Oh
den, pianist and Louie Vaughn
Jones, violinist of Howard, which
was part Of the program Of the
National Council Of Negro Wo-
men.
In the receiving line Mrs.
Mary Mcleod Bethune stood side
by side with Mrs. Roosevelt and
her military aide, captain in
the marine corps, who announced
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-31
700 WOMEN ATTEND WHITE
HOUSE TEA

each visitor separately as they
came up to shake hands with the
First Lady.
Assembled in the east room,
the crowd filed through the beau
tiful and historic old mansion af-
ter the musicale and were greet
ed by Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs.
Bethune in the red room. From
here they passed on into the wal
nut line state dining rooms where
they were served tea, coffee,
cakes Of all description and
sandwiches.
The women voted this one of
the most enjoyable moments Of
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-31

their lives and are grateful to
both Mrs. Bethune for arranging
the tea and to Mrs. Roosevelt
for receiving the host.
The cream of American Negro
Womanhood was present at this
brief informal reception and pre-
sented to White House attaches
on aspect they had never before
witnessed.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-31

Rev. Broaddus had to be in it'll
We launched a big drive for an
organ,
The statesmen thought we couldn't
win it;
But why was this drive so sue
cessful2
Because Rev. Brcaddus was in it.!
In this Christian race for heaven.
I'm sure some of US will win it;
Just look around in Gods
kingdom,
You'll find Rev. Broaddus in i'll
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Afro
AMERICAN
News

Neaos for this page should be
submitted the Wednesday before
publication at the Fifth Street
YMCA with name, address and
telephone number Of persons
submitting neWs included.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-31

Miss Marion Cloy. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Of
South Broadway. began her
new duties as stenogropher on
Monday with the stote deport-
menf in Columbus. Miss Clay is
June graduate oi Wilberforce
university and member Of
Delto Sigmo Theta sorority.
they spent the weekend visiting
friends and relatives,
Among those Daytonians attend
ing the Negro patriotic celebration
at Crosley field in Cincinnati last
Sunday were Mrs. Oscar Rust
Miss Virginia Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Winston.
Mrs. Jessie Hathcock, teauiiv. al
Dunbar high school, is now al
home convalescing from knee
injury after having been confined
to Good Samaritan hospital.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-31

JAMES F. DUNN. second
lieutenant IN ,he 366ih inloniry.
Fori Devsns. Mess. visited in
she city Lost weekend during his
leuve At ob.enee from The army.
On Scfarduy noon Lieutenant
ESnr was guest speoker for the
Frontiers club. which met at the
rMcA. He recently completed
q covvse IN chenicoI warfare
service in Bulsisnoro, Nd.
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YWCA

A dinner meeting Nov. 13 has
been planned by members Of tho
Quarterly Meeting committee. Mrs.
Jennie Buckner is chairman OF the
committee. assisted by Mrs. Lowe
Gay, Mrs. George Pugh, Mrs. w.
G. Sherard, Mrs. Amos Nelson,
Mrs. Ralph Kinchen. Mrs. Almeda
Cook, Mrs. Ida Brown. Mrs. Annie
Heard, Mrs. Julia Huff, Mrs. Ollie
Walton, Mrs. Bebe Thorpe, Mrs.
Anna Burg, Miss Ruby Pollard.
Miss Frances johnson. and Miss
Louise Moore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Army Orders

WASHINGTON 49, The War depart
ment has issued the following orders !.
Lieut. Coils Charles p Chase. cav
claremore. Okla. TO Fort Riley: Henry
W Han. retired. san Francisco, 70
duty. San Francisco, Arthur =.
Bowen. inf. Mineral Wells, Tex. 10
Fort Mcintosh: winfield r. Mckay.
inf. Erie, Pa, TO Baltimore
Mats. Allen Ramey, &C. Fort Leon
ard Wood, 70 Kansas City, Mo; Co
lumbus b. Lenow. I'd, Hawaiian Dept
TO Boston: Roland ", Sellew, Cd
Charleston. Ind, to Washington; John
Van o. Weaver. &C. Kelly Field, Tex.
TO Dayton: Clifford P Bradley, &C.
Seattle. 10 Washington; Charles n.
Mise. I'd, Philippine Dept, TO Fort
Douglas: Jack c. Hodson. &C. Langley
Field, 70 Washington. Louis c. Web
ster retired. Minneapolis, to duty,
Washington.
Capts. Arthur C. Baral Cd. Poliet.
M, to Dover, N j.: Donald c. Haw-
kins. &c. Fort Logan, TO Fort Ben
ming: Ray +. Currie. nc, Fort Law
ton 20 Fort Lewis; John p. An
thony Jr. IA. Fort sill, 70 Port Brass.
l. ID. Grain Jr IA, Fort sil, to
San Francisco. 10 Camp San Luis
obispo: Richard II. Eckhardt. me q,
San Francisco. 10 Camp San Luis
Ooispo Paul c. Cheldon, nc, Fort
Rosencrsns, 70 Port Lewis. Robert p.
skinner. me. Port Ord. 70 Camp San
Luis oeispo. Fioyd A. Lunoell, sc,
Tulsa, 70 Rsntoul III Waiter J
Williams ono. Fort Des Moines. to
Charleston. IND. James r. Lyons.
mac. Denver. 10 Camp Croft. zenia
W. Remington. mac. Fort Mason. -
Camp San Luis Onispo Nathaniel NJ
Martin. &c. Fsirview. Okla. 70 Dallas.
Dean Richard Dicker. cac. res. San
Francisco, 70 duty. Washington,
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Ask Gu!
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

ROXY - Robert Taylor and Walter
Pideeon in Flight Command,
i2:45, AIS. B:05. II .45. also LLOYD
Nolan and Marjorie Weaver IN
Michael Shayne, Private Deteo-
tive" ll:3o. 255. 6:35, 1918.
RIaITo-Fred Astaire and Paulette
Goddard in second Chorus 80.
2:25. sac. s:l5. lllo. also LLOYD
Nolan and Doris Davenport in Be
hind The News" ia, 100, 704'
$50.
MrsIC BON-oeoree Brent and Ann
Sheridan In Honeymoon For
Three" IL 30. 2:4o. b:5o. 300 i2l0
also Rex Harrison and Margaret
Lockwood in Night Train" 1880.
sio. TAO, 1890.
RI,IERa-Tim Holt and Martha
oDriseol in Wagon Train" II 80.
AIS. SOS, 7:so. 1880 also Jean
Remedy FOR Riches" 100, s;4S,
6:ab. p.1n.
BIIE NOISE Gary Cooper and
Walter Brennan in The Western
err" II 80. las, s:5b, Gas. e;bb
HAS.
RETURN sBOWI>GS
BENERLy-The Ritz Brothers and
the Andrew Sisters IN Argentine
Nights" also Dick Foran and Peggy
Moran In The Mummys Hand"
CAPITOI-Eddie Cantor and Bonita
Granville In Forty Little Mothers"
Johnny Mack Brown In son OF
Roaring Dan"
COMMUNITY - wallace Beery and
Ann Rutherford in Wyoming also
Richard Arlen and Andy DIVINE in
Hot Steel"
KAY ST George Murphy and
No.. H. u.
l.; also Ronald Reagan and John
Iitel in Murder In the Air"
LAKEWOOD - Mickey Rooney. Judy
Garland in Strike Up the Band,
and Walt Disneys window Clean
ers"
PARk-Wallace Berry and Ann Ruth
erford in wyoming" also Wayne
Morris and Jane wyman in Gam
bling on the High Seas"
PRO r. Wallace Beery, Ann
Rutherford and Leo Garlic in
Wyoming
DECENTRALIZATION LYNN and Brenda
Marshall in Money and the
Woman. also Lew Ayres and Rita
johnson in The Golden Fleeing.
REN-wallsce Berry and Ann Ruther-
ford in wyoming; also Ronald
Reagan and John L.tel in Murder
In the Air"
SHELIs-Phyliss Brooks and Ricardo
Cortez IN City Girl also Henry
Wilcoxon and Marian Marsh in
Prison Nurse"
ST >SET-Joe 4. Brown and Frances
Robinson in so You Won't Talk"
also Wayne Morris and Jane Wy
man in Gambling on the Hish
Seas"
TEMPLE-Pat O'Brien and John Gar
field In Flowing Gold" also Walter
Pidgeon IN Sky Murder"
LIBERTY. Puyailup-.Fred Allen and
Jack Benny In Love Thy Neigh
Dor" also March OF Time.
RIVIERA, Sumner - Judy Garland
George Murphy and Charles VIM
ninser in Little Nellie Kelly"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

Bette Davis she's get
ting crows feetine from the
olore while she pretends
she's cropping ground in
dorkness.
$500 worth of rubber cactus which
will look very realistic To anyone
who isn't student Of Death VAL
ley flora
The thing that most amuses
Bette DAVIS. though, is that after
travelling hundreds of miles to
reach a spot famed for Its bright
sun. the technicians Immediately
went to work and hung a sort Of
tent OF black cloth around the air
plane and then brought up a power
plant and big lamps 10 illuminate
the interior. This was done 10
film some supposed night shots,
with dark filters on the camera.
Miss Davis says her eyes are get
ting crows feet from the glare
while she pretends to grope around
in darkness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
The News of the Week in the World of Entertainment Be
BY PAIL HARRISON


HOLLYWOOD We'll. Bette Ds-
Yis finally got that comedy.
Beng consIdera bly, broader than
] is high. the comedy may not be
quite what she vas hoping for
and yet its = cinch The Bride
Came c. O D" VIII provide plenty
Of relief from her long series Of
W'eighty roles. As a change in dra-
matte diet. It also should do some
thing for Mr.. J. Cagney, who these
DAYS is chasing Miss DAVIS over
the dunes Of Death Valley with a
hypothetical slspstiek
She Is the willful daughter Of a
wealthy oil operator. and ne Is an
aviator whom papa hires To break
Up an intended elopement with an
aerial KIDNAPPING In the course Of
this adventure they make forced
landing in a desert, and much Of
the action Of the picture takes
place while they are stranded
there
So the Brothers Warner hired a
big plane and ferried a bunch Of
correspondents and photographers
10 the location 1t was an en-
Tightening experience. not only 10
watch Miss Davis push Mr.. c. into
a patch Of cactus but to sec how
the movie business deals with ma
ture in one Of her rawest and
grandest moods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
EXPECTS THE WORST

In the past three years, Melvyn
Douglas has appeared in more out
landish costumes, ranging from
feminine attire to a diving suit.
than any other actor So il didn't
surprise him when ne was asked
TO wear strait jacket for a scene
in Columbia's This Thing Called
Love" in which he is co-starred
with Rosalind Russell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Kaldah Appearing at
Eaqles' Hall Sunday

Kaldah, psychologist and men
talist, will begin an engagement al
Eagles hall Sunday night at SIS.
Appearing with Kaldah will be
Marvel L. Mallan, well known
concert pianist,
Tacoma is one of many cities in
eluded in the present tour of the
famous mentahst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Big Ones Coming!

In spite of the fact that the for
sign film market has shrunk like
grandpa's wooden underwear. Hol-
lywood 10 shooting the works in
1s4l. looking to the Western Hem
isphere for . profitable return on
Ats investment.
At Warmers Edward C. Robin
con contributes to the blue water
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
KNOWS HIS LONGHORNS

Bill Elliott. Columbis's hard-rid.
ing western star. comes by his IA
miiarity with cattle honestly
Now making Across the Sierras.
in which he plsys Wild Bill Hickok
Elliott is the son Of a rancher and
has taken part in more than one
big cattle drive in real life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
TRAPS ATTRACT NOTICE

Arthur Lake has received nine
offers to appear with bands as a
result of his trap-drummlng
activities in Columbia's Blonde
Goes Latin new comedy featur-
ing Lake, Penny Singleton and
Larry Baby Dumping" Simms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Bette Davis Gets Her Comedy
And Everybody's Having Fun

spires from the SCAT ~ her skirt
While We Ue-e there. they mostly
were busy filming her revenge.
which was pushing him - that hs
sat Gown n another pant he
nouadered around and hoilcred 50
comieauy that she accused him II
stealing the gag Which ne did.
Na cactus grows on TIE dunes,
and they couldn't use II L It did.
So the prop department bought
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

When you see Paramount's One
Night in Lisbon" you are going to
hear all the sounds of night air
raid not as Hollywood does it
but a. London puts IT on most
every evening.
Paramount wanted such sound
effects for the Lisbon creation and
asked their London office 10 do
something about it and Lon
don has and its the real thing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
BEAUTY WAS DANCER

Evelyn Keyes. who is featured
opposite Peter LORE In Columhiss
The Face Behind the Mask" be-
gan her theatrical career as q
dancer in Atlanta. She's blonde
and beautiful.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
NIGHT SHOTS
IN THE Sun

Cactus is essential TO some of
the action. Right at the begin
ming. Miss Davis tumbles out of
the upended plane and lands in a
patch of it. Next you'll see the
star herself upended across Gag
ney's knees while he grimly yanks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
In the Offing,

tAo2i1 AftN AlirS I'll btAl vi
Tuesday in mo. No. Nanette.
Sharing the screen viii be Cesar
Romero Ann Sheridan thinks he's
wonderful. in another Of his Cisco
Kid productions titled. Romance
Of the Rio 6rsnde"
On Wednesday, the Music
Box viii offer = single bill pro-
gram featuring The Philsdei-
phia story" with a three-star
east including Gary Grant,
Katharine Hepburn and James
Stewart
This picture has all the earmarks
Of q top flight attraction and has
certainly enjoyed a wealth Of ad-
vance publicity. As special fea-
ture. the Music Box viii present
the lates; edition OF The March Of
Time" titled Arms and the Men
U.S.A."
The Roxy, which for sometime
has been opening on Tuesday, will
drop back to its regular Thursday
opening with Warner Brothers
High Sierra" as the top sttrac-
ton. As you probably know. IT CO.
stars Humphrey Bogsrt and Ida
Jupino.
On the same bill will be Miriam
Hopkins in Lady With Red Hair"
The next attraction at the Rialto
following Fred Astsire's Second
Chorus" will bring Virginia Bruce.
John Barrymore and John Howard
IN The Invisible Woman"
II would seem there h suffi-
sient variety In these produc-
lions 90 satisfy almost any
taste in case ] am taking
tho much for granted let me Z.
advise you that ''Gone With
the Wind" will open = limited
engagement NJ the Blue Mouse
theater on Feb. 18th.
! am told by Bill Conner Of the
Hamrick staff that nothing has
been cut but the price, that
the picture. as IL will be shown
later in the month. In in every
sense the same as the road show
attraction which played here last
year. II has not been shortened or
altered in any way.
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Why, Norman!

Norman Kerry, leading man In
the silent film days, has returned
TO Hollywood TO attempt a come
back. He lived in France for more
than six years, the last of which he
spent in the French Foreign Le-
gion. Then France collapsed and
] was discharged from the Legion
without a sou or a suit of clothes. 4"