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Presidents Talk
On IranS.Lux Bill

AS DehtS an address of such i'm
port, more neWSreel footage than
usual has been allotted the presi-
dental message of this week the
headline item on the new pictorial
news bill at the Trans-Lux. Mr..
Roosevelts reading of his talk to the
Nation, incidentally, is a lesson in
dramatic understatement that MANY
a him actor might note carefully.
His words, somehow, become even
the more forceful when you see his
calm and deliberate delivery, devoid
completely of those tricks of the
orator trying to weave a spell.
Paramount has provided the
weeks newsreels a dramatic mo-
ment, too, with its report on the
sinkings of H. M. S. Hood and the
Bismarck. 1t will be superseded
only by any pictures of the actual
battle which may come along, but
there are here shots of the Bis
marck, the Hood and the Prince of
Wales, the latter two in action. In
cldentally you're in for a jolt if YOU
listen too fast: that's the Graf Spec
being Scuttled that flashes on the
screen just after a torpedo is shown
being launched from a British
cruiser, not the Bismarck going
down. Other news shots are supple
mented by variety shorts program,
topped by sport reel on the Baer-
Louis fight at Griffith Stadium.
H. M.
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panied 10 HOMO shehsh IfAham'
lulu by her mother and Gregson
Bautzer, is acting coy on whether
the trip will result in marriage
and honeymoon. Intimate friends
predict she will return as Mrs.
Bautzer. I saw Dotty just before
she left, and she was in the midst
of an earthquake at Paramount for
"Aloma of the South Seas" Rocks
and lava were falling all over her
pretty torso. Closer inspection of
the rocks proved they were a mix
ture of bicarbonate of soda and
plaster of paris!
Robert Taylor has an effective
way of dealing with leading ladies
who take too long to appear on
the set in the morning. He leaves
the stage and goes TO sleep in his
dressing room. II know it takes
women longer than men to get
ready" says Bob. but they should
allow for that" I'm not sure Bob
is right-about women being the
slower sex in that respect.
Victor Francen toiled six weeks
in One Night in Lisbon and re-
ceived $4,000 week. On compile
ton OF his work Victor said: IF
I'm careful I can live for two years
on this six weeks work" Nice 60
ing. Mickey Rooney asked
Ziegfeld beauty, Patricia Dane, for
a date. She suggested they get
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

National-"FantaSi the much
discussed Disney, with music con-
Quoted by Stokowski: 2:20 and $50
pm.
Keith's-"Citizen Kane" the ini-
tial Orson Welles film venture: 2:3O.
5 and $50 pm.
Earle - Million Dollar Baby, y
comedy romance with Priscilla
Lane: IL am, lao, 4:20. 7:05 and
GAS pm. Stage shows: 1880, 3:35,
6:15 and pm.
Palace-"That Hamilton Woman!"
and her affair with Lord Nelson:
10:45 am, lbs, 4;10, $50 and 9:35
pm.
Capitol-"Great American Broad
cast" musical history" of radio:
IL am, 1:45, 4:30, 7;2O and 1905
pm. Stage shows: 1880, $40,
6:25 and 9:l0 pm.
Little-"Flight From Destiny"
crime without passion, with humor:
II am, 1885, 2:20, 4:l0, 6, 1855 and
GAS pm.
Metropolitan-'Devil Dogs of the
Air" Cagney and OBrien have the
situation we'll in hand: IL am,
los, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm.
CoIumbia-"Road to Zanzibar"
Crosby, Hope and Lamour loose in
the jungle: 11:20 am, l:20, 1928.
$50, 1885 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
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Still and all as the saying goes,
Million Dollar Baby adds up TO
light summer entertainment if one
can get into the cockeyed spirit Of
the thing Getting into the cock
eyed spirit involves nothing more
srduous than abandoning hope that
any one in the cast ever will do, or
say, one believable thing.
After being good, or at least a
eemi-good. girl in -Four Daughters, ="
-Four Wives" -Four Mothers Miss
Lane is allowed to step out into a
somewhat Bohemian atmosphere in
her latest picture. Before she gets
the million she and her surly young
Beethoven stage an occasional
urestle, comment cynically on the
manners of the harpy who runs
their boarding house and quarrel
like the healthy animals they are
in spaghetti joint where Beethov-
en- plays the piano. Afterward, that
is to say after the million arrives
from an anonymous benefactor, she
steps out in cafe society and dis
covers where champagne got its
reputation. These are new fields for
Miss Lane and she romps through
them with communicable enthu-
slams which gives the picture some
zestful passages.
The emphasis upon Miss Lane,
as we'll as she takes an emphasis,
does not mean that she is the only
wacky character in this account of
what happened to that million
dollars. There is May Robson who
is almost as important as the hot
tempered, rich old lady with the
heart of gold and its equivalent in
greenbacks. Also, there is Jeffrey
Lynn, as the sore beSet young
lawyer who has the devils own time
trying to get the girl to accept the
million, and afterward of just try
ing to get the girl. Completing the
quadrangle is Ronald Reagan in the
part of the socially conscious young
pianist who sticks to his silly prin-
ciples and refuses to marry the
million dollar baby until she is just
q plain blond baby again.
II the three script writer's
couldn't make anything about their
story credible, they did devise
number of situations that make it
comic. That's the effect of the one
in which the girl has the young
lawyer thrown out on his handsome
face-her theory being he's a
masher-When he tries to give her
the million. 1t is also the effect of
the passage in which she drives a
dignifed bank crazy by insisting
upon seeing the actual million once
she has accepted it in the form Of
a check 1t is amusing to see how
emotionally upset a bank can be
behind the cold facade it usually
presents to the public.
Curtis Bernhardt, who directed
Million Dollar Baby" keeps it
going at a speed which indicates
that he knows all the time it is
sort of fairy tale. 1t turns out to
be a very happy thought, too, for
one never has much of a chance
to brood upon how easily the whole
thing could have been knocked into
a cooked hat by one sensible word
or deed from any one in the pic
ture.
The billing list gives the authors
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of human hair from south America.
The glamour boys with disappear
ing hair were pretty worried for
awhile owing to cessation of hair
imports from war-torn Europe.
Dan Daily, jr, was riding in
Griffith Park a rev days ago. He
was cantering around bend when
two girls, sitting on tense,
screamed at him: We hate you"
Dan quieted his rearing he Sc and
asked the maidens why"
You Nazi, you!" Missed one of
the lasses. DALEY recently ap-
peared as villain in an anti-NaziD
After 10 years as a juvenile-it
comes to this" Dan says sorrow
fully. The boy has just completed
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of the screen play per cent for
their work on Million Dollar
Baby" Hans C. Andersen used to
get more.
Zip is the chief characteristic OF
the stage show which Harry Anger
has shaken up for the Earle's sup
plement this week. Its headliners
are to be found in the four duSky
vocalists who comprise the Golden
Gate Quartet Their voices blend
pleasantly in a number of neatly
arranged spirituals, just as pleas
antly in the non-spiritual Little
Brown jug"
Quite a different note is struck
by Lynn. Royce and Vanya, trio
whose talents are devoted to effec-
tive slapstick versions of ballroom
and other kinds of fancy dancing.
The team of Goodrich and Nelson
shows that acrobat need not be
a bore. Before, during and after all
these. the RoXyettes demonstrate
the grace and skill in pair of nice
routines, the last one an especially
handsome thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-31
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

Those who have been wondering
just what an invasion might look
like will find brief hint in Devil
Dogs of the Air. at the Metropoli-
tan, revived now that the national
mind is on the military. The Sc
quence, feet maneuver involving
establishment of beach-head by
the Marine Corps, is no more than
hint, to be sure. the picture having
been made in 1885, when airplanes
had two wings and dangled their
wheels, and military tactics were
based on lessons learned in that
war of l9l4-l9l8. Still it is exciting
enough and noisy enough, and per-
haps just the timely note which led
to the photoplay's revival.
Devil Dogs of the Air" for that
matter, is exciting enough generally
to merit the attention and approval
of action film fans who missed it
SIX years ago. Its airplanes may be
as obsolete as Margaret Lindsay's
dresses, but the boys do kick them
Cthe alrplaneS) around the sky. The
planes. before cloud banks for pic
torial effect, look sort of impressive
IN some scenes of formation flights.
too, even if you do know they would
have to fly out from under their
wings to top 200 miles an hour.
But there really is nothing es-
peclally timely about one of these
James Cagney-Pat O'Brien pictures.
Except for a few externals and a
dlfferent setting each time, thev all
look alike. Cagney, the smart aleck
turns up to heckle OBrien. the
steady citizen. He even steals
OBrien's girl, though she will have
nothing to do with him until life
with OBrien natures his character
by the last reel. That's Devil Dogs
OF the Air" too. But there are a lot
OF alrplanes and they make a lot
of noise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-31
Vivien Leigh
Loves Again
At Palace
Not Wisely, Either,
But Very Well
AS Emma Hart

Those ladies who crashed history
on the strength of their love for the
right, but more popularity for the
wrong, men are especially lucky to
have their tricks re-enacted for this
generation by Vivien Leigh. What
ever the moral aspects of their
stories, Miss Leigh has a way of
making their conduct look in
escapable if not defensible.
Latest of the. shall one say,
courtesans TO set off the fire of Miss
Lelgh'S art is Emma Hart, who was
much better known TO history and
the police blotters as Lady Hamilton
With Laurence Olivier to serve as
her foil in the role of Lord Nelson,
Miss Leigh contriveS a brilliant &C
count of the major and minor
scandals with which Emma enlived
the gossip of her day. 1t all takes
place in That Hamilton Woman"
which earned a second week al the
Palace through the sheer loneliness
Of Miss Leigh in the role of democrat
iZer.
Even one who is somewhat hazy
on the details of Emma'S conquest
OF England's naval hero will suspect
that there has been some tampering
with historic accuracy in Alexander
Korda's picture script. She is pic
tured as not merely devastating to
the domestic tranquility of Nelson.
but responsible primarily for his
spectacular success as a sea warrior.
In addition to the skill of its two
principals, That Hamilton Woman"
profits by an excellent subordinate
cast. Especially noteworthy are
Sara Allgood as the Grant Emmas
Grant mother and Alan Mowbray as
the noble cuckold, Lord Hamilton.
J.C.
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some others and make up a party.
Il don't like parties" Mickey is
supposed to have said. When I
take a girl out 1 like to be alone
with her"
The Marlene Dietrich-Jean Cabin
romance is in the cooling stage.
Their habit of talking French to-
gether brought reprimand TO
Cabin from his studio, where his
bosses are hoping to put him into
an American film before the fall.
Gloria Swanson, a froWn on
her pretty forehead, gazes at 1915
photograph of herself in a fan
magazine. It's hard to believe that
the ancient bathing suit adjoining
Gloria's figure was once consid-
cred the height of daring &.
George Raft, who had to wear
cheap overalls during most of his
"Manpower" picture, insisted that
Buddy Mack Gray appear on the
set every day wearing expensive
suits. He likes to see swell clothes
even when he can't wear en-" ex-
planned Mack.
Good news for bald movie actors:
Max Factor, popular wig and toupee
maker, has bought a huge supply
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Crosby and Hope
At Columbia

The Messrs. Bing Crosby and Bob
Hope, those funny fellows who run
around on movie screens with Dor
othy Lamour, are running around
with her now at the Columbia. The
route is covered in the pictures title,
Road to Zanzibar"
The script writer's were not as
good as the Messrs., but the latter
contrive to brighten all save a few
in-between passages. JIG.
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ever. Miss Lane
is supposed to
give conviction
to the drama S
theme that the
million dollars
is a headache,
that she will re-
turn it in a min
ute to win back
the love of a
youn pianist
who thinks ne S
Beethoven. Hell
e n H a Y e S
couldn't do it
either. Or Bern
hardt. Or Mick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-31
Citizen Kane Goes
A Third Week

After those first two weeks at
Keith's the hosannas aroused by
Citizen Kane must have echoed
to the farthest reaches of The Stars
circulation.
That being the case, it should be
necessary now to say no more than
that it is still there. j. C.
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and re q u i r e S
smartening for
the screen . q.
A n n Sheridan
points to some
one on the set
and tells me, HE
won a law suit
from Metro"
How much?"
! ask.
wv h a t does
that matter? He
wont" says Ann,
obviously.
Dorothy La
m o u r, accom-
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his fourteenth film at Metro in IA
weeks. Which sounds like a record.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance InoJ
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Dotty's Trip Starts Rumors
OF Marriage in the Offing
Friends Predict Miss LamOur Will Be
Mrs. Bautzer When She and Mother
Return From Honolulu Jaunt
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.

Jackie Derby looking his Army
uniform with his head Jimmy Stewart also
all female companions favor of Betty Field
Crawford Hollywood makeup girl asking
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Million Dollar Baby Gives
Priscilla Lane Gay Role
It's All Very Implausible at Earle,
But Funny in Its Own Way;
Stage Show Is Varied Affair
BY JAY CARMODY.

The idea that with extra million dollars would to
otherwise the million the
however idea whose piquancy
periodically public
Million
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Devil Dogs
Back Again
At the Met
Casney-O'Brien
Battle Still Has
Its Moments

DEVIL DOGS OF THE AIR" Warner
P~oS. nict"re featuring James CaGnev, Pat
O'Brien, Margaret Lindsay and Frank Nc
hugh dlrecued BY LLOYD Bacon: screen
play by Malcolm Stuart Boylan and Earle
Baldwin; original story by John Monk
Saunders; at the Metropolitan.
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MILLION DOLLAR RABY." Warner
Bros. production, starring Priscilla Lane.
Jeffrey Lynn and Ronald Reagan. directed
by Curtis Bernhard, screen play by Casey
Robinson, Richard Macauly and Jerry
Wald. AT the Earle.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

Because of government pur-
ohases ana increased domestic
demand. American hog prices
TOW have reached almost $40
= hundredweight. as contrasted
with sio5 year ago. The
higher return here has caused
q flow of Canadian swine to our
market, especially in the Far
West. AS yet the imports still
are small, but there are indi-
cations that they may jump.
To cheek selling of pork to
this country the Canadian food
board has raised the price of
bacon by S1.75 hundredweight.
The bonus. Of course. will be
paid by the British. That means
higher costs for bacon and other
pork products in both Canada
and the United States. But what
riles congress is that Britain
pays a cash premium 10 our
Canadian competitors. while her
purchases here are financed out
Of Lease Lend bill, appropri-
atoms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2

After the early hours adverse
aspects rule today. The stars
smile upon men who shoulder
large responsibilities, but they
will probably encounter difficult
ties while this configuration pre-
walls.
Heart and Home: Routine
matters should engage the at
tention OF women today. The
stars encourage practical work
to insure the welfare Of young
men and young women who
have been DETECTED from their
regular paths OF work. Success
in raising money for the Red
Cross and for human needs
under war conditions Is strongly
indicated. This il day for
careful effort toward develop
ment Of national consciousness.
Patriotism is stimulated. Girls
may expect romance. Love sf-
fairs will blossom under this
planetary government.
Business Affairs: Cooperation
between employees and employ
ers IL indicated. Labor will
prove tremendously efficient. al
though the large organizations
will suffer through the spread
nf secret suhversive influences.
The seers warn that danger lies
where II is least suspected. Hid
den foes will accomplish much
through ability to masquerade
as loyal citizens. This month is
to be a period Of intense activ-
ity In most lines OF manufacture
ing and merchandising. Surpris-
ing conditions may affect
branch of American commerce.
National Issues: There Is a
sign read as indicating that
harsh criticism will be directed
toward the president and heads
Of the army, navy and aviation
forces. Public sentiment will
be colored artfully by the Nazis
through the winning of support
of well meaning men and women
who are peace advocates As
trologers stress the Importance
Of listening 10 the theories OF
experts, even though they may
be opposed to government poll
cies in expanding efforts to aid
Britain.
Persons whose birthdste n is
have the augury Of an eventful.
exciting year. Prosperity will
assure joys and domestic fell
icity.
Children born on this day
probably win he very fortunate
throughout their lives. They
should be clever in intellectual
pursuits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven OF these
test questions 50 Turn 10 the
Editorial page for the answers.
l. In which department Of the
federal government does the
United states Weather Bureau
function
2. Chinehills is the name Of
frozen dessert, fur, or an
slloy-
s The NEUROLOGICAL creatures
half man and half horse. were
called -.
I. Name the bodies Of water
connected by the Straits Of Glib
rsltar.
5. L. thunderclap heard be-
fore or after the flash Of light
ming is SEEM
6. Which Of the following did
not sign the Declaration Of In
dependence: John Adams, Ben
jsmin Franklin or Alexander
Hamilton,
Z. Social Security taxes for
old age and survivors insurance
in covered employment are pay
able on the first s. Of wages
In q year,
g. Death Valley seotty' lives
In California, Nevada or New
Mexico
.. Turpentin. Is distilled from
the sap Of what two kinds Of
trees
10. Where did the excursion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
AIR CORPS SAW
HITLER ATTACK

Hitler's dawn attack on Rus
STA came as a complete surprise
TO every official at the capital
except some higher officers in
the intelligence branch of the
army air corps. While our
diplomats here were discounting
such q chsmeleon-hke change
in the wars direction. the air
men were limiting privately that
Germany soon would strike
toward the east
They based these prophesies
on their inability TO locate der
fuehrers main air units. psrti-
culsrly the fast fighters and
heavy bombers. From English
sources they learned that Ger
man activity in the Channel
areas. the Mediterranean. the
Middle East and the Balkans
virtually had ceased. British
bombing and observation sorties
failed to locate any large con-
centrstion Of air forces in the
interior OF Germany.
Putting their maps and head.
together. our aviation experts
concluded that der fuehrer was
modelling his hlitzkrieE along
the Russian border They were
in the midst Of preparing q for