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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
THE NEGRO is ON HIS OWN

eventfu working the editorial desk
things happened Moreover things
watched the trend Of events the
political social and economic phases of American life
One thing believe the American Negro
ON his own Reconstruction Days. the Negro has fol-
leadership leadership designed to keep him In
form of puatha controlled his efforts and
action completely did chate slavery before the Eancp
ton Proclamation
This leadership the church. out Of which Negro
organizations schools Most of these
fa in helping to bring the Negro American
citizen but they beginning Negroes those days. believed
as reigiousy nferorty of their position the white man
of his Both but under the force
propaganda their minds conditioned for the sole
purpose of economic and political exploitation
But the Negro has wiser BY the
educational status and has learned
many of the brothers Now there complete
convinced must be judged by his deeds
rather than by the of his hair
has thus through this transition and has
noticeable decrease has occurred IN the
aid he previously received white phanthros There every
indication that will continue which will and more
throw his directly on the
of the Negro The suffering the Negro under the
controlled his destiny to the past
few wears was mistakes and shortcomings must
be his leaders didn't have the education training
experience to today different story The
Negro in America thinking has become OF He has
attained high business politics. diplomacy
and prepared furnish his people the right type OF
leadership cher and mounbanks must be hurled to the wolves
The Negro his The help advice and assistance ne
od 70 get from sympathetic whites the This
in this country from on is going
n depend on leadership And has got to be sound The
DAVIS of begging beseehng overN Amsterdam News
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
Race Relations Sunday

In the most enlightened country the churches will
Sunday attentions the annual observance OF Race Rea
Sunday February g.
growing each shows signs OF increasing good
for should be able to find tolerance understanding
than in the Christian church.
In the leafet Council of Churches of Christ in
America will be distributed white parishioner
Sunday problem relations affecting Negro and white Is
aptly placed before the reader.
its philosophy and its frank appraisal OF the
situation that herewith reprint it:
fellowship the needed now In America
with a at war, other time in our history
Every problem the world found form in
the United elements for solution found in the
religion has been made in this direction through
the work of churches and allied organizations.
Prejudice against Jews however, fragrant in America and
Christians upon eliminate this prejudice by purgng their
against these people,
by cutivating fellowship
contributed international understanding and
Christian responsibility
brotherhood is to become more meaningful
gvous nterrac problem in America is that Of Negro
white relations. In many American communities
Fellowship denied Negroes in many American churches;
They segregated and inferior accommodations the ra
in the station and the boat although they pay the
others;
educational opportunities far inferior to those Of whes
They are paid for the work;
They hold certain positions when they well Qualified
under which they live
although they natve-born Americans
And in the present crisis
They by the national equal oppor
tunity to prepare for service in national defense
things Gospel profess challenges US to proclaim
practice in relations In the face OF
hurchmen and churches have taken
dice cruelty injustice difficulty The danger
is crisis lack the moral courage to
practice what they Christian Way This applies
blowers applies politicians high and low
applies ministers we'll to their congregations In fact
applies to all O. and women young and old
follow Christ in relations may suffer social
Although the cost be great
is willing goodwill three hundred and sixtyfve
DAYS his home, his work, his church and IN his
community enrichment for his fe will strengthen de-
and the of the Kingdom Of God
who loses his life the struggle for nterraea
lowship shall find redeemed society of Chrke and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
If YOU.

If you want to buy, rent or sell,
do it the classified way. You'll be
surprised at the results and econo-
my. Try a classified.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
Rev. Moore Explains
Stand On Choir
and Director
February 5, 1941.

CSUEuATy y, AS4A.
Editor: AS per your request ]
am giving you this word in re-
CARDS to many statements and mis-
statements regarding my admins
tration of the affairs of st. James
A. M. E. Church of st. Paul, MINI.
Certain difficulties arose to the
extent that on Thursday night,
January %, the former chorister
and myself came into consultation
about her continuance as chorister
of St. James Church. We decided
that she should resign and that her
services should be terminated after
the morning services of January
26th. The chorister was not in her
place on the aforementioned date.
Subsequently, at a meeting of
the chorister, the choir, and myself
at her home, informed them that
I considered the chorister as hav-
ing resigned, and that no programs
or broadcasts should be filled in
the future in the name of st.
James Church under the director
ship of anyone no longer consid-
cred in the employ of the church,
at least as far as activity was con-
cerned.
l advised them to broadcast a
scheduled program under differ
ent name or else under a different
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
William Henderson
Dead

William Henderson, Bethel no.
tel, died Thursday, January go
suddenly at the Bethel hotel where
he lived. Born 80 years ago in the
state of Iowa, he has lived in the
city for the past 16 years.
Military funeral services were
held Monday, February 8, at 1880
p. m, with Rev. ]. w. Phelps Off
ciating. Burial was in the Nation
al cemetery in Minneapolis.
He is survived by wife, Poca-
hontas, and served in the World
War.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07

director.
In spite Of my ruling as head of
the church and all of its SUBJ
salaries, the broadcast was held
under the name Of the church and
in the name of the chorister no
longer in active employ.
In order not to be mistaken and
to know who was there, I immedi-
ately went to the radio station and
at the end of the broadcast in
formed the former director of her
act of INSTRUMENTATION and of the
choir's position due to the act, on
the place where the infraction oc-
Cured.
/ have since been threatened, and
accused of being un-C Christian and
ungentlemanly in doing what felt
necessary in this public matter.
I have never been so accused nor
treated by anyone, and what l did
was done only for the best inter-
ests of the church and for the indi-
viduals concerned.
Respectfully,
BENJAMIN N. MOORE.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
CARD OF THANKS

To the ministers, to those who,
during our dear ones weeks of suf-
fering, helped to ease her burdens;
to all those friends and organiza-
tions who sent cards, kilograms,
flowers and donated the use of their
cars, and to all those who contrib
uted in any way to add to her
peace of mind through the dread
journey, we are deeply grateful and
regret that words cannot adequate
ly express our feeling.
w. M. Smith, Husband.
Essie R. Mason, Daughter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
The Edgar B. Ober
Home
By Morris Gibbs, Sr.

There has been dedicated in ST.
Paul
A boys Christian center,
Where the heart is taught with the
hand,
Allowing Christ to early enter.
Christianity is stressed in it's daily
work
By those who are in charge,
And boys need that training
Before they get too large.
This idea originated some thirty
years ago
From a little class of children,
Consistent has been the growth
AS envisioned by Christian men.
Many have been he~donors
Who throughout the years,
Kept the doors wide open
And overcame a lot of fears.
1t knows no creed or color
A wonderful thing to be sure,
An example of true Christian doc
trine
Which helps US our burdens to en-
dure.
It's nice to see mixed gatherings
All act as one kind. ...
Mingle and socialize freely
And exemplify their Father as the
One Mind. ....
This is one step toward overcom-
ing prejudice, -. ...
A better understanding is obtained,
For close contact can't help but
solve ..
Racial relations that are strained.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
COUNCIL OF NEGRO
STUDENTS

The Council of Negro Students
gave a progressive party January
81 at the Coffman Union.
Newly elected Council officers
are Rosamond Collier, president
Millicent Burgess, secretary; Rob.
ert Gardner, treasurer; Erms
Clardy, public relations; Janeabelle
Murphy, program, and Andres
Skinner, publicity chairman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
Friday, February Z, ~
INTERNATIONAL QUINTET
HERE

The international quintet of
Cleveland Is appearing in the city
at the Simpson Memorial Mission
airy Alliance church, Charles Ave.
and Fry St., for the next three
weeks. Services begin each eve
ming at 7:45 p. m. and at 10 a. m,
8 and 7:30 p. m. on Saturday
nights.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
BENJAMIN N. MOORE

Editors Note: Word has come to
this newspaper that Rev. B. N.
Moore, Wednesday night, acting in
his official capacity dissolved the
St. James Choir and ordered an
immediate organization of a new
choir, inviting members of the old
choir to rejoin new choir by con-
sultatiOn with pastor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
CARD OF THANKS

NHND UT 1nANhO
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deep appreciation to
those who by word or deed COM
forted us in the loss of our be-
loved son, Charles Washington,
Jr., who left US bereft Sunday,
February 2, 1941.
Words cannot fully express our
deep gratitude to all.
MR.. AND MRS.
C. w. WASHINGTON
AND FAMILIES
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
PARA LA NTUJER DEL HOGAR
Libros de Terto en- Italiano

La penetration fascista, por
medic de les libros de textos,
habia llegado a as escuelas p1-
blicas de la ciudad de New
Yorn Dos libros que esas escue-
las venian utilizando, uno de
Antonio Marinoni, professor de
leguas romances en- la Univer-
sidad de Arkansas, y Ell otro de
Miss Ginevra Capacelli, acaban
de ser retiradoS.
En- el libro del professor Mari
noni aparecen los parrafos ST.
guientes: "El immense desarro-
llo de la agricultural en- Italia Sc
debe cast por complete a los es-
fuerzos del reciente gobierno".
En- todas las ramaS, pero es-
pecialmente en- la production de
granos y de frutas, la agricultu-
ra italiana ha dado gigantescos
pasos de avSuce,
TodO ell mundo sabe que ell Je
life del Gobierno Italiano alaba
en- todas parties, con la palahra
y con Ell ejemplo, la labor en- los
campoS Y las alegrfas de la vida
rural. Una de sus mas grandes
ambiciones es la de crear una
Italia verdaderamente rural y
culta".
"HOmbre de acci6n por exec
lencia, ell Jefe del Gobierno no
pierde su TEMPO. En- unos po-
cos amos ha hecho 10 jue anterio-
res gobiernos no habian podi-
do hacer. Ell immense d~esarrollo
de la production de granos es
uno de los hechos mas dignos de
menci6n en- Ia historic de la a.
gricultura italiana.
"La iniciativa ha sido vigorO-
samente animada por ell Gobier-
no que va ha dado a Italia un
mas r&pido servicio de trenes y
por todos los medios viene in
tensificando la exportaci6n de
frutas a otros paises de Euro
pa"
FL libro que contenia esa pro-
paganda del faScismo Sc venia
empleando en- la ~ensefanza de
los ninos, en- las escuelas p1bli-
cas-.
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
LA NUN.
DEL CENTRIC ASTURIANO
Partido Progresista
Para las elecciones de Enero
rs, 1941

Para presidente general,
por un ano: ST.. Jose A. Con
zalez; Para Vicepresidente
primero, por dos amos: ST.. An
tonic Garcia.
Para vocales, por dos amos:
Manuel Espolita Rosas, An
dr6s Garcia Alvarez, Francis
co Tamargo Flores, Alvaro
Busto Gonzalez, Jose Sanchez
Fernandez, Emilio Cerra Gall,
Louis Castillo. Jose del Zorro,
Robert Calvet, Antonio Diaz
Fernandez, Celestino Diaz
Fernandez, Gimeno Menendez
Manuel Arduengo, Luis Con-
zalez Rodriguez, Benjamin
Llano, Jose Fernandez Prieto,
Antonio Lopez Vega, Joaquin
Sierra Miranda, Ovidio Fer
nandez Estrada, Pedro Platas
Gonzalez, Aurelio Prado Mar
tinez, LaureanO Torres Jr., 10
sc Alfonso Fernandez, Jose
Hevia, Alexandra Garcia, Be-
larmino Llano, B. A; Luis
Martinez Arias, B. A; Jesus
Castro Garcia, B. A; Jose Ma.
Fernandez, B. A; Justo Full
guerra Lopez, B. A.
Para yocales, pOr un ano:
Eduardo Vega, B. A; Alder
to Reyes, B. A.; Jose Coma :
lez Azpiazu, Manuel Fernan-
DEE Rodriguez, Jose Rodri-
guez Fernandez, Candida So
rrales, Carlos Gonzalez Rodri-
guez.
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
BOLETIN DE LA CANDIDA,
TURA NUMERO 2

Ell boletin de hoy de la can
Gidatma pgmero 2 de. Centre
Asturiano, con la firma de Fee
lix Santana y de I'm colabora-
cor, di.";
FL pr6Ximo domingo serau
las e%lecciones en- nuestro que
rido Centre y la candidatura
numero , pone en- conccirlien
to de los sehores socios que
ella no hace promesas, sine
que desea hacer, ejecutar, to-
10 10 Que humanaments pueda
en- benefiOio de la sociedad.
Todos sabemos que en- ell pa
lacio social hace falta algo y
csc algo Sc llevara a cabo 81 to
dos los socios y sus simpatiza-
La gaceta., 1941-01-22

Go emo con solo $4,000, al ce-
3@r zu t5rminC d. Gobierno pre-
sen arcn I'm balance con I'm SUI
perA,it de- c,rca de $4,000. Es-
10 no son promesas, son hechos
posltivos que cualjuier socio
tiena el d5recho a ve~rificar. en-
eu2l9uier momento. Nc sabemos
81 terlrem0s tanto autos como
lc5 Qge dicen nueStros contra
rios de la Candida..ura No. 2,
para tr&sr a votar a los Socios.
N-Sotros sOmcs mUy 'nod2stos
y prcbablemente no poseemos
amigos que nos quieran servir
son tanto lujo y comodidad. Pc
70 eSperamoS q. ~nuestros simpa-
tz&Iores y-rrgan a Eotar. a pie,
y 81 los amigos de la Candidatu-
"a No. 2 son amables clos DO
dram tambien traernos algunos.
Por 10 prontc suplicamos a
%nuestrcs simpatizadores J a los
en- general gu; no hagan
ca-o a propagandas inverosfmi-
les, Que nadie dara mas de 70
que Sc puede d&r en- buena ad-
ministraci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
dores ayudan a convertible en-
realidad.

dores ayudan a convertible en-
realidad,
Indalecio de la Llama, que
aparece como presidente en-
esta candid&tura, tiene la volun-
tad para trabajar; pero nece-
sta de la cooperation de todos,
los socios para hacer algunas
cosas que a nuestro palacio lie
faltan,
Jose Helia es ell v;cepresi-
dente. SQuien no conoce la
actuRcion de Hevia como pre-
sidente de la Bneficncia AS
turiana? Hevia ha dedicado
toda su juventud al Centre. Ell
conoce las d~ebilidades de nues
tro sanatorio; 81 sabe todo 10
IUa ali haze falta para bene-
ficio nuestro. Lleva 81 sus
ideas y las ejecutara 81 noso-
tros, los socios, lie prestamos
la ayuda necesaria, Con 81 ha-
remos buenas adquirisiones
para ell sanatorio. Los demas
miembros de la candidatura
son hombres j6venes, caras
nuevas que tienen deseos de
TRAFALGAR por el Centre y ell Sa-
natorio. EllOs ayudaran a In
dalecio y Hevia para que ell
triunfo sea nuestro. La candi-
datura Juventud Asturians,
No. 2, no promote, Quiere ira
baiar y hacer. Votando por
ellos llevaran los socios del
Centre Asturiano a hombres
que tienen fuerte voluntad y
sienten amor por la sociedad.
La Comision,
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
Pacto de Suicide

Abrazados fuertemente, la Sra.
Carolina Hartwell Patterson,
de 81 amos, e Israel Hurvitz, de
Al, un exvecino de Boston sal
taron frente a un tren de la d.
vision IND, en- la Tercera ave-
nida y Gale SO, en- New York,
La mujer perdi6 la vida y Hur-
WITT, que cay6 debajo de ella,
perdi6 la pierna derecha, Guam
do Hudwitz era llevado en- una
ambulancia hacia Ell Hospital
Bellevue, trat6 de tirarse de nue.
vo, pero no pudo lograrlo, La
pareja habia ~arrancado de sus
ropas todas las marcaS, como
para hacer impossible o dificil la
indentificaci6n. Cuando Sc lie di-
jo al hombre que su cOmpanera
habia muerto, llorosO sc presto
a declarar,
El es un hOmbre casado, con
una mujer invalida como resulta
do de un accidente automovilis-
ia ocurridO hace cuatra amos.
La Sra. Patterson esta casada
con un hombre que Sc halla re-
cluldo en- un sSanatOrlo para tu-
berculosos Y tiene una hija de 8
amos, Eugenia, en- una institu-
ci6n de Belfast, Me. Los dos Sc
encontraron hace algunos meSes
V Sc enamoraron. Dtferencias de
religion, sus enredos maritaies
Y su falta de trabajo les convel-
Ababa.
clio de que no podian casarse. En-
torces acordaron suicidarse jun
EOS. "Yo lamentO que solo la mi
tad de nUestro prOp6sitO Sc ha-
va c%umplido".
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
lmportante Boletfn de la candidatura
Pfogresista, No. del Centre Asturiano

Sccio2 del Centre AstDriano
n 3.ra c2ldidatur2 ha sido In
m mia. En- ella veras nombrc:
soc'o. en- u iastas Y veria e.
ros va,ores sociales. La mayu-ie
a. e.los hcmGres j6venes, limos
&c vida Y de Illusion, ezperanza-
3cs en- e. porvenir, y t2onfialo
n I'm future mejor. De CLOS Sc
"a el mundo, y per dsscorltadc
nos5,rcs disturbances &c tan
10 c%pt4mismo, puesto que van
1cciii3os a la lucha, y con gran
des de:eos de mejoras an todo 10
1ra Sc refiera a los interasss del
Csntro Asturiano. Nuestras pro
m sss no pueden ir mas ALA de
10 impossible. No ofreuamos Ell
orc y ell moro porque nuestra
SXperiencia administrative nos
demue2tra cue con los recurso3
q. cuenta oil Centre A~sturiano so
lam nte una administration in
teligen.e y probada, como la de
la candidatura No. | podra dar
los mas complstos servicios sa-
nitarios, y posi5lamente I'm
gran salon de bale que saa or.
gullo de las juventudes que He
vamo3 en- nuestras filas. Tam
b}en no no olvidarimos &c Ia ve~
jez dtsvalida. de aquellos que
sin estar enfermos necesitan de
la ayuda solidaria del conglome-
radc social, Para estos fundado-
rss de nuestro Centre, respeto,
consideration, y esfuerzos para
prOveerlos de las mejoras a cue
tienen derecho despues de una
jornada social digna de nues-
tros progenitores, a los que de-
bemoS el tener la obra mas COM
pleta a beneficio de amigrados
en- tierras extranas.
La propaganda que realiza-
mos la hecamoS plenamente con-
vencid0s que los sociOs del Cen
tro Asturiano sabran declarar
vencedOres a los componentes de
la Candidatura No. l porque los
conocen y saben que su ebra ad~
ministrativa ha sido eficiente Y
constructive, Solamente en- nue.
We meSes de Administrator ha-
biendo tornado las riendas del
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
FRECKER PIDIO MAYOR vi
GILANCA EN- CUANTO AL
TRANSITO

Ell joven CONCEAL Frecker
pidi6 anoche a sus colegas
que Sc aumente ell ndmero de
vigilantes del transito en- la
ciudad de Tampa.
Algunos de los senores edi-
les iban a enterrar la propo-
sici6n, cuando el les pidi6 ex-
plicaran sus motives.
Entonces Sc do maquina "a
tras v Sc ~resolvi6 mandar ell
asunto al comite de pOlicia y
al alcalde Chancey.
Frecker hizo la petici6n por
haber leido en- un informe del
Consejo Nacional de Seguri-
dad que Tampa tiene un lu-
gar muy bajo en- 10 que al cum
plimiento de las ordenanzaS
del transito sc refiere.
Cannella deseaba dejar la
question para cuando regrese
ell captain Eddings, que toma
un curse especial en- North
western.
Alguien mencion6 la posii-
bilidad de que Sc p%erdiesen
los servicios de Eddings; pero
ell presidente del ayuntamien-
to revel6 que antes de mar
charse a estudiar habia firma-
do un contrato por un ano.
Rosenthal propuso fuera pa
sada la question al alcalde y
ell comite de hacienda y lie Sc
cund6 McMichael
Canneila propuso que fuera
'dejada sobre la mesa, lie Sc
cund6 Crosby y la moci6n ia
lleci6."
Finalmente Sc acord6 remi-
tirle ell problema al comite de
policia y el alcalde.
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
Medios de aIivio para las mujeres

iQue debe hacer una mujer que
es debil, Sc siente cansada, sufre de
incomodidades funcionales tales CO.
mo dolores de cabeza, nervidsidad o
dolores ~parecidos a calambres? La
experienced de miles de mujeres con-
tesla: Tomar OARDUI.
CARDUI puede ayudarla a listed
en- dos formas: Muchas que empie-
gan a tomarlo tres dias antes de
"su tempo" y 10 toman como Sc or
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
DIVORCIOS

Decretcs: Mamie M. Wan'
dell contra Charles C. Wandell
Lucy Evans contra Frank ].
Evans.
Nuevas demandas: Virginia
Reynolds contra George w. Rey
nolds; Malcolm B. Virgins con
ira Isabel Virgins; C. PrellezO
contra Antonio PrellezO; Fran
ces Thebault contra Eugene B.
Themault.
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
La E~mperGt1iz

ESta en- canine de Africa, pOr
aerOplano, Quizzero Menen, la
smperatriz de Abisinia. Va a u
nirse con su esposo, Halle Selas
sic, que actualmente Sc encuen-
ira en- ell Sudan.
Va acompahada pOr sus hijas
las pricesas Tsahai Y Tenogne.
La emperatriz Sc llev6 con ella
las jOyas de la corona, las cuales
pienSa lucir cuando de nuevo
entire, triunfalmente, en- Adds
La gaceta., 1941-01-22

dena, e%ncuentran rapido alivio pa
ra ell dolor. Cuando Sc toma segun
las instrucciones, como un tonico,
CARDUI ayuda a estimular ell ape
tito, aumenta la corriente del jugo
digestive y mejora la digestion.
Es asi que contribute a construir
energia y fuerza y reduce la income
didad periodical para muchas. Gin
cuenta amos de popularidad invitan
a tener cOnfianza en- CARDUI.
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Procedente de Panama CITY.
con carga general, arrib6 ell va
por americana Hastings, de la
compania Pan Atlantic.
Sc hicieron a la mar en- las
rasadas "a hOras los vapo-
res KopperstOn, Pan Orleans.
Virginia, Edward Luckenbach.
81 remolcador Empire y la bar
ca petrolera Pure Nulube.
La gaceta., 1941-01-22
COMPRO CANARIOS

Pago por los canarIos ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 22O2
lie la Gale IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
Even Horse Wore
Makeup in Film

Dogged determination to find a
''woebegone" horse fitting the
description OF the one used by
Scarlet O'Hara to escape from
shell-torn Atlanta in Gone with
the Wind" has made a shrewd
horse trader out of Director Victor
Fleming. Five animals of the type
once known as "crowbait" were
given free trips to the studio in
horse trucks, as the directors dis
carded them successfully as being
too prosperous looking fer the part.
Finally, "Woebegone" was cast.
But when the mare was called for
her scene. some weeks later. II was
found she had been given to much
to eat-due to her being a bread
that her ribs were nearly
gone Property men took the mare
out. and when they brought her
back she looked more like her
name than ever. Dark hollows had
been painted in her cheeks. and
deep furrow seemed to divide each
rib. Another miracle of the movies
was credited TO the art of make
up,
The picture is again having
local run, this time at the Blue
Mouse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
The Lady Eve ]" Tops
Earlier SturqeS Hits

Bringing in three important full
length pictures within year is an
achievement to distinguish any
Hollywood director.
Writing these pictures. handling
the production details and. finally,
directing them. makes this individ-
usl a real triple-threat man.
Preston Sturges is the fellow
who did all this. and turned out
box-offiee entertainment in every
instance. He's the man response
bic for The Great McGinty" and
Christmas in July" Now the lat
est Sturges creation is the Bar
bars Stsnwyek Henry Fo d a
comedy for Paramount. The Lady
Eve" which wise Hollywood talk
declares is the best Of the Sturges
hits. The Lady Eve" is now at
he Beverly.