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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

tired Of IL. When all the girls a
school discuss their dates IL makes
me feel envious because sit HON,
and read. II I dare 20 out against
their wishes Il never have the,
say will have 20 leave home.
really have planned TO leave many
times. but | never have succeeded
| really hate 10 say this but hatred
is being developed between myself
and my parents.
The only place I can 30 is tc
the movies. about twice month
and on Sunday afternoons
wouldn't dare ask II | could go
in the evening When my girl
friends aren't out on = date ! SC
visit them but II I'm not home by
. o'clock | hear about IL for the
rest Of the month. I'm always
being nagged at. They claim
want TO 20 out too much. l don't
understand why they say that be
cause l really 60 out hardly at all
I really think a girl Of my age
should go out at least once a week.
I'd be satisfied with once a month
I'm so Disguised that | don't speak
Of the subject as much as | once
did thought perhaps nagging at
them would do them some good
but II has failed.
What they really expect Is for
some man 10 come up and say ]
want your daughter. They don't
understand that those DAYS Of ig-
norance are gone. II l have to get
married that way I'd rather be an
old maid.
I surely hope that you and your
readers will help me.
TIRED OF LIVING.
Dear Tired of Living | am
not surprised at your statement
that nsgging your parents on
the subject Of your going out
with boys has failed. Nagging
only tends to irritate q person
and seldom does any good. In
stead. why not have quiet.
intelligent talk with your par
ents, giving them your point of
view in refined, grown-up
manner! Whatever you do, do
not lose your temper.
Perhaps you can come To some
solution of your problem by
compromising. II not. guess
you will just have TO wait until
your parents think you are old
enough to go out. Is II because
they don't approve Of your
friends, that they have taken
this attitude? II so, try form
ing new friendships with boys
and girls OF whom your parents
viii approve.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

However. II your legs arc TO
be shspely, your leg muscles
must have good shape and
that depends upon their tone.
You say yours are flabby, 90 II
might he web for you TO tone up
your leg muscles. There are
many WAYS 10 do this. going
barefoot about the house for 50
minutes or more = day IL Tine
and 80 Is skipping barefoot
around the room on your toes.
slipping off your shoes. rise
on the heel Of one foot rs YOU
press the heel OF the other foot
down. That will strengthen
wobblv ankles and beautify the
contour Of the calf. This eNer-
else IL good for the legs whether
they are pudgy or under-devel-
cped.
Skipping rope on the toes IL
also exeellent-twice on the left
foot then twice on the right.
Also, keeping the feet parallel
and the heels fiat on the floor,
bend the knees "a far as pos
sible.
To give the calf muscles =
good stretch. stand on the edge
Of a step. pushing the heel down
below the level of the step.
When going up and down stairs
come down on your toes-not the
entire foot.
Dear Miss Grey. l am getting
married in May and wonder II you
would tell me where l can get
Information pertaining TO wedding
etiquette. l would like TO know
about decorations. attendants, an
nouncements and the wedding re-
ception.
Do YOU know of any place where
I could write. l will appreciate
YOUR answer. V. T.
Dear v. T.: Since You live
near Gig Harbor. would sue-
gest that YOU try the reference
library OF the high school there.
II YOU cannot find what you
want. the Tacoma public library
has many fine books on the sub
ject. You might ask the IL
hrarian for etiquette" by Emily
Post, although there are many
other splendid books along the
same line.
Dear Miss Grey: I have put off
writing TO you for several months
but I think perhaps it would be
the best thing to get your advice.
I am Is years old and will
graduate from high school this
year.
Here is my problem. Ny parents
are strict and won't let me go out
with bows. l have never gone out
on a date mot because l have
never been asked. but my parents
iust won't let me go). / have to
keep refusing and I'm getting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Girl Who Wishes TO Wear Shorts
Makes Request for Exercises
Hopes 10 Beauty Leg Contour, Before Summer
Months; Going Barefoot Helps 70 lone Muscles
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: As wish shorts this summer,
would ike to do something about my legs. | am feet
inches tall and weigh 1913 pounds NV leg measurements
Thigh. p in; calf 1912 in. and ankle in. Are not
my calves rather thin II will you print exercise for
developing them. As am indoors most of the time. they
are slightly flabby. VI. 2.
Dear NJ P can't understand why you think the calves
Of legs thin. II you would put that
idea of my head right II anything. would try
and lose about five pounds then perhaps legs would
seem more in proportion TO the rest of your body.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

screen star Dorothy csWtnGeso
you'll sss her In ovesu Weitss
fret sesssn psodussten. 'cttisee
Kane l,sss perfumes. hut ese-
sistsHtiy avoids distinct fIewss
scsnts she seys . subtle asios.
~hieh usnt quite - idsntiflssi. y
more Individual
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
GOOD TASTE
TODAY

Ward -tssws.- Dseessea ~ re
sessiws~~s. Is Not svre~,vw ses
~ssssss." grssiy rsss rN,~hs
Many iimss I have repeated =
and stlll am ~ the sauna eplnlor :.
that the word kassss dsssssed NJ IL
sentiment 10 not . syuonym for
tho word beuse. To-day an inter.
eating letter fram . French 90
man living IN thls country again
brings Up this subject she says
quoting part az her isstsrii n am
Interested In tho distinction yen
make between tho word house and
homs. To me ~ courp house in
French 10 msison and think the
sausvsisnt ~ home IL fryer
THE word In the meaning a. the
hearth. m you agree wish this ,
Can you pressn, . rule for whsn
10 say home and when 4. cay
ho,lse -
According 10 my own trsnsla.
ton, foyer does come nearest 10
the meaning Of our word home
In Its true meaning. cur word
home al least ~ n ~sms "a me
is The sentiment. the stmos.
phers. the spirit. the personality.
The hospitality that the room or
The apartment or the house in
which Ne dwell expresses on the
other hand. . house 10 built NJ
wood or brick M ssone. n 10 ~
definite plan and dimensions, fur.
niturs 10 put In ~. also plum hing
and other conerefs fixtures. Homs
10 intangible ~e can not put an
Ice hos In our home any more
than -e can pa, an Ice bos IN our
marriage. To put an lee hos In
The hesUs suggests IN me that n
was In . charitable institution. ON
the other hand. vs can IN home
cooking. home designing and home
sewing; ws osn fiii our hons with
love ana beauty. comfort and hoe.
pltaiity.
Marking . CaseIsg resh
Dear Mrs. rosti whsrs should
The initials b~ engraved on . esry-
ing fork ON the side slth the
tines up or down
Answer. The same - any other
fork the side on which the tlnss
curve up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

regards beauty and good looks
are
simple sports dresses in cotton
sheer wool OF washable silk and
couple Of Jackets or sweaters
that may be worn with all 81 them
are the nucleus OF tho most
youthful wandrobes. Except for
lunch In the swankler clubs. and
dinners on the nights you don't
dress. rather elaborate prints.
worn with hats and coats With
fur collars. look . little stuffed.
shirt.
80 DO all hats except casual
hrimmed feiis 10 wear with sports
clothes. and little sisps Of yelling
and flowers 10 wear with dressisr
silks for Informal dinner and Ella.
horste cocktail narfies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Prove Shorts
For the Slim
ny ALICIA HART

MIAMI. BEACH fla. After q
good hook around IT what winter
vacatlonIsts In Florida are wear
ing. have pretty good idea Of
what type OF clothes will be worn
everywhere next summer styles
that catch on at southern resorts
always carry on through the fol-
lowing spring and summer
also have n pretty good ides
that few and far between are wo-
men who should wear shorts
After s-.ing hundreds Of women
IN them. conclude dogmstically.
| admit that anyone over size 10
will do better just 10 forget about
shorts They definitely are for
the slender.
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sI.ACks CAN M
MADE To PIT

II also appears that many q
woman who wouldn't dream 81
buying dress without trying n
on. studying It's lines carefully and
having II altered, II neeessa ~,
just says III take these" when Il
comes TO Stacks. and then hurries
off without bothering to try
them on. As result, wherever
you see a lot Of women In Stacks.
you see too many bagging seats
and sagging Wristbands Even
the most inexpensive Stacks can
be altered and made 10 fit proper
~ This IL n thought that Stacks
Enthusiasts Will do well 10 con
slider.
Among other observation. In tho
southern resort ryls picture as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

NOW that ne nad told her, steve
sat back and went on with his din
ner nonchalantly. Jan sat perfectly
still. He put down his fork after a
moment and said quietly. ut Is
unquestionably true. Jan. The me
chanic told the whole story. They
have enough gas TO make II, with
any luck, and Jim Brownell is a
good pilot, none better. They'll get
there safely
And then what ." asked
Jan through dry lips.
Il expect they will try to get
into the French air corps Can
they haven't the vsguest notion.
As far as this country goes. II
seems our diplomats have sor,
Of hands off policy about such
enlistments.
They won't help Peter and Jim
to join the French army. but they
probably wouldn't stand in their
way unless someone. such as the
senior Van Vliet, insists on 1t.
Now that the story has broken
on both sides of the Atlantic, Peter
and Jim Will arrive in a blaze of
publicity. which may or may not
be in their favor.
Jim doesn't have anything 10
lose. He's always considered him.
self a soldier of fortune. and basks
in the limelight. One way or an
other. he'll get into this war Peter
don't know. His father can
stop him II he puts enough pres
sure on the right people"
Jan pushed hack her chair
and began to put on her coat.
She WAS shiyering uncontroI-
Iably. 1--WE got To see Van
Nliet." she said. moving blind
~ away from the table.
Steve dropped his napkin and
followed her Explaining briefly n
the waiter, he gave the man a bill
and took her arm as they vent
outside.
you haven't finished your din
ner." he said.
1T doesn't matter. Taxi"
A. q cab came over 20 the
curb, he asid, I'D like To 10
with you. But ] won't II you
say So"
His brown eyes were warm,
serious. As she met his glance. the
antagonism between them died. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
SELECT HAIR-Do ron
THE SCENE

The girls In sweaters and skirts
or plain sports dre~ss and wool
Jackets look younger and smarter
than those In tricky rs,.ups such
ss dirndls In strange color CON.
binations and the like
A long. long bob looks hot and
uncomfortable when tho sun "
bright and warm. Girls Who soms-
how manage 10 pin their long
bobs up away from their necks
are easier on ths syss when the
weather in hot,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

A.oy with hurndrurn linens hdd these coor'u linens 70
your linen cose-you proudly them Towels scorts end
pillow coseS con show your individuality po'iern ZI/o con
ironser pottern Of motifs oyefosn9 @IA<3 inches
illustrations Of stitches schemes; rnoteos required
Send ond token Tor fhs poitefn
The Tocono Times keedecro Dept, Write plainly pattern
number. your nome ord oodress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Variety Of Necessary To Supply Essential
Vitamins Must Not Be Ignored
In Low Cost Budgets
Vegetables ard Citrus Fruits Important lsemr Recipes
Given for Two suhasnsisl Main pishe.

Fccnomv - net he skssls hsisls
ct stefx rlas me-, isrnfisnt
fsctev n any serts. - wsnus cnr.
irrlied ~ = budget - this A.
ycu buying the variety - fsssds
necessary n supply all RE sssen=
tai nutrients a seer Feur family
protected srair@ ti-~s-~ snd IN
esieyart health :
Diets - rtt ire Family In
come prepared nv ire Federal
bureau ~ Home Economics. gives
THIS advice
"Lesfy. green. and yeilow-cei.
cred verefs hles tomatoes. and The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

npgf CASSEROLE WIN
NrsfrAHt.Gs
s<ss~~ ~

ore rnura enrsls.s shurs. =
erions sliced. ! cup water. q ear
RITA = yellow turrip green
pepper Sliced. ait pepper Ia
hlesraen -four.
Cut meat n s-lnsh pieces
sprinkle ~ssh salt and eerr>s. rail-
In flour and brown IN . little TAT.
Transfer 10 casserole. sds water.
cover and cook In slow even 800
dss - for . hours Add vseets-
hlss lat Is minutes Of eccksno.
Just before srxins. thsessn gravy
by blending . little water wssh the
-four and adding to stech. Omit
Green pepper when expensive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

NDft.1D fVN MIAMI WITH
TOMATOES AND ONIONS
lServes a.
one pound pes beans. pinch n
Soda. - teaspoons salt. table.
spoon sugar. = teaspoon pepper
/ No. , ean tomatoes, 2 medium.
sized onions. SLICED.
Soak beans overnight. Drain.
cover with water. add soda. sim.
msr slowly until tender about a.
minutes adding more water II
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uslow are the ansusss 10 test
questions printsd % e6lsnsisi
page
J. ~ ana ~,
.. rsshsr.
q twenty-five.
q. a7e
A One hundred.
a pr~ss- mahss.
7. me Mdivsni bssehsss.
= Hsavt diasass.
D vsosov pnsanysvssy.
10 Cuba.
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AMONG tbs - rich. oad-fsahicnsd
"A Hsinx Homs-ssyIs soups. youu
And ,hs perfect ons for every occasion
--Gsnulns Turtle. msliow Cream q
Mushroom. Chicken Moods and many
another fsyorfts. Bsswsd ths homs
wsy--in small bsichss-to COAX forth
ell the delectsbis navors, thsss soups
are ready "a serve. Keep . generous
supply handy - fof food ssfinlf
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

Ward -ts.wss.- Dseessed ~ fss
sestisse~s, IL Not svresysw far
-wcssse." gussiy Pest rNlshs
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
PARA la NUJER
DEL HOGAR
IN R~OmpecabezaS

En- Fredericksburg vive un
granjero, Mr.. Jatt, que era viu-
do, y cuya hija esta casada con
un senior que tambien fue viudo,
Mr.. WOodell, ell cual de su pri-
mer matrimonio, tiene una hiJa
llamada Ana.
Mister Jatt Sc enamor6 de
Ana Woode!l y Sc ha casado con
ella. Este enlace ha producido
complicaciones graciosisimas'
Mr.. Jatt ha venido a ser ell a.
buelo, por a~lianza, de su mujer.
y es Ell yerno de su yerno, a Ia
vez que de su propia hiia' "a
cual resulta suegra de su padre
v madrastra de su nuera.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
Santos del DfG

Santos del DtG
CayetanO, S. Alberto Stella.
Snviamos un saludo a nues-
tros amigos Alberto Valdes Bri-
to y Alberto Falcon, que Sc en-
cuentran en- la ciudad de New
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
Pr61ima BOdd


Para ell domingo 9 esta seha
lada la boda de la gentil Srta
Margarita Gutierrez y ell CORES
to joven Delfin Arduengo. Pa
rejita que goza de grandes sim
patias en- nuestros circulos so,
ciales.
La ceremonial Sc ~efectuara Ell
la iglesia de Sagrado Coraz6n
estando ell programa musical 8
cargo de la Sra. w. Clark, orga.
nista; Tony MandeSe, violinis.
Ia, y Guy Goodrich, cantante.
La Srta. Gutierrez, es hija dc
los esposos Jose Gutierrez, cor
re~sistencia en- ell 1902 de la Ave
nida Nebraska.
Apadrinaran esta boda la
Srta. 0felia Y Joe Gutierrez,
hermanos de la novia.
Con tai motive Sc lie han ofre-
edo a la Srta. Gutierrez distin-
tas fiestas en- su honor. La Glti-
ma tuvo efecto ell pasado mar
tes, ofrecida por la Sra. G. DE
Armas, en- su Residential, 2124
de la Avenida Grand Central.
Ante de los juegos ~efectuados
Sc les presentaron a Ia festeja'
ba infinidad de regalos de gran
valor.
Entire los asistentes recorda-
mos a Pura Rego, Ofelia y Clio
ria Gutierrez, Alvia y Media Re
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
e CTcH.o ca5anO

Tn dia mis- IA transcurrido
~ veintenas de billetes de al
muerzo Sc vendieron en- las dlti-
mas "a horas. Todo 10 mas gra-
nado de nuestras familias, poll
ticos, PROFESSIONALS y comercian
ties Sc reuniran ALI a disfrutar
de esta gran fiesta annual, orgu-
10 de las Secciones de que Sc
compone la sociedad v de su
cuerpo directive.
Empezara a las IL 80 del dia,
con un suculento almuerzo. FL
menu preparado es ell siguiente
Extremes, Arroz con polio, la
guer, pan, helado de frutas y
cafe.
A las 100 de la tarde dara
comienzo Ell bale, con las cua-
tro mejoreS orquestas de la To-
calidad.
En- u patioIjardfn Sc empe-
cara a las $50, con la orquesta
"La Tropical, durante hasta
las nueve y media de la noche.
Regiran los presios usuales
en- eStas fiestas.
Compre su boleto hoy mismo,
no espere a manana.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
La 2ds6R de la G0ldRteria

Una ioven maestro de una es-
cuela de ninOS tiena la noble
ambici6n de inculcar a suS dis
cipuloS ne solo toda la ciencia
que pueden compran5er sus in
teligencias Is principipio de des-
%arrOllo, sino tambien las bue-
mas maneras, la galanteria, to-
do aquello. en- fin, que cOntribu-
we a hacer de los nihos hombres
bien educados.
En- ura de sus %lecciones de
buenaS maneras les enSenaba
yue cuando un senior acompana
IN la Gale a una sonora debe CO.
locarse del lado de afuera de la
acera.
-lSabeis por que?-pregun-
20 a los muchachos que la escu-
chaban.
Los chiquillos Sc quedaron
boquiabiertos, sin saber que
contestar.
Uno de clos, al cabo de un
momento de reflexi6n, exclam6
70 10 Sc, sehorita. Els para
que ell senior pueda escupir en- la
Gale.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

driguez, Morn ementOl, Sra
y. Moran, Sra! NJ. Garcia, Sra
j Arduengo, L Arduengo, J. Ar
duengo, R. Arduengo, A. Ar.
duengo, j. Gutierrez, H. Rodri-
guez, V. Garcia, S. PupellO, H
Lopez, Jennie Arenas, Lena A.
|renas, M. Gonzalez. A. Ramen-
'tol Y la Sra. r. de Armas
Otras fieStas lie preparan a Ia
Srta Gutierrez, las que Sc efec.
tuaran antes de su boda.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
De VacacioRes

De VdcociORes
En- la mahana de hoy partie-
room para la ciudad de Miami
los apreciados esposos Francis
60 y Georgina Rodriguez, resi-
denies en- ell 1905 de la Gale 81.
Disfrutaran de dos semanas
de vacaciones.
Algeria y buena suerte annie
lamos para ellos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
GOT T
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend, or
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precaution 10 see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all, moth
Ing Is so inexcuaable and NO offensive a. q
neglected case Of halitosia (bad bHath). Be
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the motah with Listerine Antiseptic.
Almost immediately your breath becomes
gweeter, purer, less likely 10 offend. Mot
cases Of h~alitosis. cay some authorities. are
due 10 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
IN the mouth, although some cases may be
due 20 systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Liatenne Antiseptic works
wonders because Il first halta the fermen.a-
ton and then overcomes the Odore Il causes.
Don't forget 10 use Il. It's the first aid OF
thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
ITO Make Your Breath Swssfsr
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

En- cuanto a Miss Woodell,
ahora Sra. Jatt, es igualmente
suegra de su padre; Y este es ell
Suegro de Su Suegro, que es al
miSmo tempo su yerno.
Como nos 10 eontaron, 10 con-
tamoS
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
Abelardo GaliRdo

Encabezamos esta nota con ell
nombre de un estimado caballe-
70, muy conOcido EN- esta locali-
dad, para decir que desde hace
dias Sc encuentra enfermo en- su
hogar, 610 de E. Amelia.
En- su dolencia es asistido por
al habil cirujano DR.. Rafael Or
tega.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
Party de Benefieio

En- la noche de hoy celebrara
su party Anual' ell Mama Mar
garet Guild; de la Iglesia Ca
t6lica del Sagrada COraz6n. Sc
efectuara en- ell Hotel Tampa TIE
rrace.
Ell primer turno de la fiesta
empezara a las ESQ, durando
hasta las 5 90; ell segundo, CO
menzara a las 300 de la noche.
Por la noche habra bale con a
orquesta Bob Portion.
Como todas sus fiestas, sc We
ra muy concurrida.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
La JuRtd de Hoy ,

Ia JNntd de HOY
Esta noche Sc reunira las sec
clones, de Damas y Recreo del
Circulo Cubano. Van a ser NOM
bradas las comisiones para el
eIndoor Picnic" del entrante
Domingo.
La Srta. Mercedes Fernandez
V ell Sr. Oscar CuervO, preSiden-
ties respectivos de esas secciones
ruegan la mas puntual asisten,
cia.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
Y Sc creia el Minero

"Y- Sc creia ell minero
que la nina era de oro".
Con un g1ito lastimero
aSi cantaba, entire un coro
de palmas, la que yo quiero...
~ que verdad que decia!
Yo solo encontre falsia
donde buscaba un tesorol...
Yo fui para la que adore
ell minero que creia
cue la nina era dc orc!
RoSitG D Rosa
Rcsita es rosa en- sl rosai sFauids,
y Rosa Is rosa que ssponi6 on 81 aqua.
A Roslta on Ia eorva dA Ia ensaua;
Ia de Rosa al #toblllo va eorrlds,
Roslta Is tusnte clara y Sseondlds
que va haela Rosa, 81 mar, y en- 81 dsaaeuai
y oontAndo cor ella, Rosa iraeua
un plan para s,rapar eli que e. gu vida.
(PdSG a "a ia. Ddg.)
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
Enfermo

Enfermo
BESIDE hace dias Sc halla re-
cluido en- sus habitaciones ell
jOven Tony Gil.
lie asiste ell DR.. Luis Rey.
Por SUI Residential, 1910 de la
Veinte avenida, desfian a diario
las muchas amistades de Tony,
a interesarse por su salud.
I'm pronto y total restableci-
miento deseamos para el
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

VACA.--S1 yende. Recien pa
rida. Raza Jersey. Saludable. Sc
gundo parto Dirfjase a 21S6
Conrado, West Tampa
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,

York; AGcerto Rodriguez padre
e hijo; Alberto Vades, Alber-
to Alvarez, presi6ente de la Sec
ci6n de Cartin2 del Circllo Gu,
baHo, y a todos nuestros ami.
gos que respondan por esos non
bres y no hayamos consignado
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Husssy in Our wife" os. s.lo,
los. 1000. also Tom Harmon u
Harmon in Michigan" Ia 90. os,
MUSIC RoN-Ann sothsrn ana Elss-
II 30 ! 90 $50 10 %: also Victor
McIaglen and Dennis O'keefs in
Broadway Limited" las. SOS.
SIS
BLU MOIsF-knn sheridan and
Jack Oakis In NAVY nlnss" II IS.
SIS. Q 80. . rs. also Wayne Morris
ana Brenda Marshall In The smil-
ms Ghost" so. 0 os, e:2o.
MhIEHs--Ahbott ana Costello In
10 30. also Msflens Dietrich in
Tho Flame OF Rev orleans.' II so,
HrrIRS SHOWING
BthtRIN-John Wayne ana Betty
Fisid IN Shepherd OF the Hills "
also Anne shirley and Richard
Carlson in west Point widov"
cAfiIol~-Jsmes Barton IN fobaeo co
dares Crisi."
COMMUNICATIONS Stephenson In
Shining Victory" siso sidney
1'oler in "Dead men Tell"
KAY sTREET-MarthA Scott and
George Brent IN They Dare Not
Love. also Hurh sinclair In "Ths
Saints Vacation"
LAkEwOoD-James Caensy and Pat
o'Brien In 'Devil Dogs Of the Air, :"
also You're the One"
PARk--James Stewart ana pAuistN
Goddard in Pc, o, Cold" also
Nancy Kelly In scotland Yard
~ w Ms1s.n and n .sn
The Penalty"
Priscilla Lane and Jeffrey
Lynn In Million Dollar Baby also
Men Of the Lshtship."
REN-Rudy vallee and ROSEMARY
Lane In Time Out for Rhythm
also ouy Hibbes In "scsttsrrood
Pulls the String
Power ana LINDA
Billy Gilbert in Angels with
Broken Wing"
sISsFT-Asdslins Carroll and Pred
MachurTsy in One Night in Lls-
bon Also Merle oberon In Alice
tionsttlY Yours
TENPik---Wsyns Aorrs and rsnnis
Morgan IN BAD Men OF Missouri
slso walter pioseon and Joan
Bennett IN Man Hunt"
LIHERTy. PuyaiiHp- Edward Arnold
ana Lionel Barrymore In The PEN
Atty
RIVIERA. snmnsf-Htrn<r, narsnsn
ard virginia Bruce IN Adventure
in Warrington
a= s
One Of the most spectacular sls-
phant acts In entertainment his
tory u staged In Walt Dssnsy's
lstsst Rko Radio release,
''Dumbo."