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Preliminary Budget for the Year
1912

The City Council Of the City Of
Kennewick has completed and p1ac-
ed on file in the office Of the city
clerk the preliminary budget for
the ensuing fiscal year, a copy Of
which will be furnished any taxpayer
who will call at the office thereof.
The City Council Of the City Of
Kennewick will meet at the city hall
on Monday, October 9Th, 1871, at 8
O'Clock pm. for the purpose Of fix
ing the final budget and making tax
levies, and any taxpayer may ap-.
pear at that time and be heard for
or against any part Of the budget.
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Evening star., 1941-01-03

on the screen a lawsuit follows au-
tomatically. An agent is merely
claiming S525,OOO from Gloria, or
rather her legal guardians. He says
he discovered her. This is one type
of lawsuit-the only one-that Fred
die Bartholomew was not called
upon to defend. He had everything
else. Shirley Temple had to go
through it. And recently Susanna
Foster. It's too bad when it hap
pens to a kid who is not yet wealthy
enough to afford costly lawsuits.
Every six months or so The Des-
ert Song" pops up in production
conversation at Warmers. 1t is up
again. and Warmers say cut-their-
| throa ts-if they -tell-a-lie and
Dennis Morgan really will be starred
in it just as soon as he gets "She
Stayed Kissed and "Affectionately
Yours" out of the way. Well, III
try to believe it this time. . The
quintuplets are no longer listed as
movie actresses unless the Fox
Studio does something about its
contract with the five cute ladies
of Ontario. The contract is due to
lapse next month. I'd like them in
movie now, wouldn't you?
tReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Mile. Boulanger
To Lecture Tonight

Nadia Boulanger. noted woman
conductor of symphony orchestras
and teacher of many contemporary
composers, will lecture tonight al
the Phillips Memorial Gallery on the
music of Igor Strawinski, with par
ticular discussion of the program OF
the National Symphony Orchestra
on January 8, when Mr.. Strawinski
will conduct his own works.
Mile. Boulanger, through years OF
friendship with the composer, has
gained an unparalleled comprehen-
sion of his position as one of the
great controversial figures in mod
ern music. She will discuss the Fire
Bird" music written for the ballet
which was produced in Paris in 1910
and THE Card Party" written for
the American Ballet and produced
for the first time at the New York
Metropolitan Opera House in 1887
Also to be heard in excerpts is the
Scherzo Fantastique and the second
symphony by Tschaikowsky, which
is to be played on the same program
of the National Symphony.
Interest in the lecture is height
ened by Strawinski's worldwide
prominence as composer during
the past two decades.
Mile. Boulanger's lecture has the
patronage of Mrs. Franklin D
Roosevelt and several prominent
local musicians.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National "Yokel Boy" musical
comedy, with Joe Penner: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
PaIace-"Comrade X" American
Clark Gable reforms Tovarich Hedy
Lamar: II, 2:30, 5, 7:30 and 10 pm
Earle - Santa Fe Trail" Enrol
Flynn and Olivia de Havilland VS..
John Brown: II am, 1:35, 4:25, 7
and 9:40 pm. Stage shows: 1:O5,
3:45. 6:35 and 9;15 pm.
Capitol Flight Command" Rob-
ert Taylor takes to the air with the
Navy's ''Hell-Divers": 10 am, 1855.
1855, $50 and $50 pm. Stage
shows: 1905, sos, and 9 pm.
Keith's - Kitty Foyle," Ginger
Rogers as the white collar girl Of
Christopher Morley's novel: 11:25
am, 1:25, 3:25. SIS, 7:25 and 9:25
pm.
Columbia-"Tin Pan Alley" Betty
Cradle. Alice Faye and raft Of old
hit tunes: 1915 an, 1:l5, 3:25, 5:35,
7:45 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Here Comes the
Navy" Cagney and OBrien fight
with the feet and each other: ll:30
am, 1870, 3:35, 5:35, TAO and GAS
pm.
Little-"The Great Waltz" the
last loca! showing of the spectacular
musical: II am, los, 3:15, 5:25.
1885 and $50 pm.
Trans Lux - News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

coach team. One driver, he said,
became worn out (and disguised
with the horses treatment) and re-
fused TO drive any more. Another
driver took his place and the chases
continued
-Four of these horses were unable
to get out of their stalls the next
day" Boyle said, "and two of them
were so badly abused that the owner
had TO blister their ankles and they
were unable to work for a month"
When there are two Jobs to be
done, or two days work, the horse
owners insist there shall be two
horses, or two days pay for two
days work.
The second half of the associ-
atoms name pertains TO buggies,
Army field kitchens. circus, ice. farm,
gypsy and fish wagons and the like
Tally-ho and ice wagons apparently
are getting scarce; they are asking
$40 a day for the tally-ho and S.
for ice wagons, double the present
scale.
The rental for horses that rear is
SO; Boyle says it should be at least
SIS. since such horses require spe-
cial care and training. Bucking
horses, for rodeo scenes. get SIS a
day now, but they're difficult TO get
these days. The new schedule asks
for s25 for the first buck, SIS for the
second and SO for the third. II
they keep on bucking. after the
camera is shut off, they're strictly
on their own.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

chariotS. But they are not asking
more for pulling hearses and beer
wagons or for Juggling around 260-
pound cowboys like Andy Devine
This is right from the feed box,
by way of Jack Doyle, president OF
the Studio Livestock and Equipment
AsSocia ton, who says the same price
schedules for horses have remained
in effect since the movies started.
But. ne adds, during that time costs
have gone up 33 per cent.
The livestock companies, number
ing seven, feel they are entitled TO
increased rentals also because the
cost of horses has risen. Suitable
movie horses used to cost s35; now
they run al the way from $3.50 to
$3.50 and principal" horses, those
fancy chargers the stars ride. cost
from $500 to $1,000. In these super
days the movies insist on better
looking and better-performing ami
mails.
The average movie horse lasts two
years. If they aren't used in too
many stage coach chaseS. or in other
stunts which tax their wind and
their strength, they may last as long
as four years, Boyle says
In putting their demands before
the studios. Boyle and his associates
said that particularly hard on the
horses are the attempts of some
studios to chisel two days work into
one Boyle cited, in the arguments
given the producers, a case where
one studio made % chases of about
a half mile each with a six-up stage
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Bali.Jasa Dancers =
Were Discovered
Bv Stokowski

Dew Dja, who appears with her
Bali Java Dancers at the Wardman
Park Theater tonight and tomorrow
night on their first tour of the
United States, counts Leopold Sto-
koWski as her discoverer. 1t was
on visit to Bali several years ago
that Stokowski saw the ballet group
and recommended them to New
York impresarioS on his return.
Deyi Dja is reported to have
scored the most sensational hit
since Uday Shan-Kar in New York.
The dances Of Bali and Java are
closely akin to those of India.
Mas Totok's native gamelan Or
chestra plays accompaniment on
Balinese gongs, temple bells, GYM
balls, wood blocks, gambangs (sim-
liar to the marimba). angklung
(bamboo clappers) and a collection
of drums.
Including solos and ballets. there
will be 16 numbers on the local
program.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

said. I'm here to tell you about
the new one"
What's he like?"
The big guy meditated a moment,
struggling for the words and the
facial expression of man about to
say something surprising. Then, he
gave up, reluctantly but completely:
We'll, I guess he's pretty much
like the old Meredith, except for one
thing"
What's that?" the drama depart
ment wanted to know.
He works. Like fury, too" The
big guy was warming to his task.
He has set himself goal. He has
a program"
"A fve-year plan, or something's
the drama department interrupted.
Something like that" the big
guy conceded. only it's one
year plan. He has made three pic
lures in five months He is going
to make as many more as possible
during the next seven or eight. He
is piling up as much money as
possible with the idea of digging
into the pile and paying all his
debts. He is collecting a nest egg.
even. With the debts paid and the
nest egg where a nest egg ought to
be, he is going back to New York.
You may have heard stories that
he is going Hollywood Well, he
is and he isn't. He is about the
busiest actor out there. He will
take minor parts in minor things
or major parts in major things. He
likes the idea. He likes pictures.
But part of the plan is to go back
to New York next summer and see
what can be done about a play for
the fall. Broadway is still his first
love"
x X *
Meredith's hulking press repre-
sentative is not the type who ne
elects to document his enthuSiasms
for the client. He is prepared to
prove that the actor has made
three pictures in five months, that
fourth is lined up, and that if
Meredith has to lose his regular
two hours of sleep per night he
will always be awake to the call of
the casting agent
The three Meredith dramas. op-
erettaS. musical comedies, skits. or
whatever they properly may be
called, include Second Chorus"
That Uncertain Feeling and San
Francisco Docks" They are per-
feet for showing how the man gets
around perhaps even for showing
that he has developed a fine men,
ory for where he is working at a
given minute. The first was made
by Paramount, the second by
United Artists, the third by Uni
versal. When they overlapped dur
ing production Meredith took care
of the overlap by giving up sleep
nearly altogether and yet finding
energy to be the most energetically
wacky human on any given sound
stage.
There is no overlap at the mo-
ment on his assignment 10 a big,
big role in Alexander Korda's May
Wine" In which Meredith will play
Franz Schubert He will be ready
therefore, for any odd job that may
come along.
Did YOU ever hear anything like
it?" the press agent wanted to
know
Not about Meredith, We hadn't.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

him out hurriedly and with no
further questions. A fourth prober
OF the subconscious said that an
occasional attack of writer's cramp
meant that Stewart didn't like to
write.
so I went on home" Stewart
relates, sort of afraid 10 live with
a man like me. Worst of all, was
still stumped for some pleasant,
respectable psychoses for my nice
young matron I did 60 so far as to
let her dream of a juicy steak be-
cause some of our best people have
lists of persons they would like to
murder"
At last he decided to give Miss
Oberon attacks of hiccups as a
symptom of complex.
But any wife who sees the pic
ture and then has hiccups, asserts
the writer, needn't start worrying
about a divorce. Freud has skipped
hiccups. It's only in the Stewart
system of psyche analysis that they
mean anything.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

ideal person for making the rounds
at night. or with the milkman in the
morning. But he also is capricious,
the kind of fellow who hires his
own band when he goes into a night
club. or one who goes to dinner
taking his Great Dane when the
hostess was expecting him to escort
that little girl from Wellesley.
Moreover, he has been known to
turn down thousands of dollars
worth of acting jobs when the seat
of his trousers was thin enough to
ieopardize the social position of an
Okie."
Before the drama department
could plunge on, the big guy seized
its shortness of breath to get in a
few words.
THAT was the old Meredith" he
Evening star., 1941-01-03


the picture. These have to be care
fully dismantled, put away, and
guarded against damage.
Before Leslie Howard comes back
to Hollywood he will star in the
London production of "Hatter's
Castle" by A. J. Cronin Sylvia
Sidney is trying to interest Warmers
in giving the gangster lead role in
Gentle People" to her husband,
Luther Adler. But the studio wants
Franchot Tone, who created the
part in New York Franchot is
one of the busiest boys in FINLAND.
When he finishes Nice Girl" with
Deanna Durbin, he parks his make
up box at Columbia to co-star with
Joan Bennett in "A Girls Best
Friend Is Wall Street" which is a
long name and a headache for a
marquee.
4 4 y
CarOle Lands is going to get the
build-up works at Fox, where she
recently signed a contract with Dar-
ryl Zanuck. She probably will have
a fat part in Sun Valley" which
stars Sonia Henie. Bv the way, the
addition of yet another blond at this
studio will make the other yellow
heads happy. They are all of the
same type, too-Alice Faye, Mary
Beth Hughes and Betty Cradle. A
blond's best friend is Zanuck-ap-
parently.
George Brent managed to get
three days rest before reporting
for Columbias They Dare Not
Love" But maybe he doesn't feel
so diSgruntled now that he has
Martha Scott for his leading gal.
When this picture is canned"
George will be delighted C?) to hear
that he returns to Warmers i'm
mediately for another picture, "On
Trumpet Island" this time with
Geraldine Fitzgerald. The latter
story concerns a rich man BRENT
who buys an island off Maine. A
plane crashes on it. the pilot dies.
a beautiful girl-Geraldine Fitzger-
ald-loses her memory. And mar
ries the rich man
Now it's Gloria Jean. Directly
moppet actor or actress makes good
Evening star., 1941-01-03

Poy IllO- dIldlgoI lllIO VIC pOoOiIi VI d
happy household composed of Mel
vyn Douglas and Merle Oberon.
Having no more than bowling
acquaintance with Freud and his
works. says Stewart, II thought it
would be a good idea to get some
local color by having myself psyche
analyzed"
Visiting one analyst, he confessed
he dreamed often of climbing lad
ders and this was interpreted to
mean that subconsciously he was
trying to escape from himself.
Il thought there must be catch
some place" Stewart says. because
I've Away got along pretty well
with this fellow Stewart"
He went Or to another professor
who discovered that a dream Of
knocking over duckpins at bowling
alley indicated he hated children.
A third analyst said that dream
ing of juicy steak indicated a
suppressed urge to murder some one
Stewart fixed a baleful glare on
the professor and the latter ushered
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Comic Signed

S. z. (Soke) Sakall, outstanding
comedian Of the Continental stage
and screen before he was brought
to Hollywood to be launched on an
American film career. has been
signed for an important part in
The Devil and Miss Jones" new
starring vehicle for Jean Arthur,
which Frank Ross and Norman
Krasna will produce for R-K-O
Radio release.
Sakall recently scored a hit in a
Deanna Durbin picture, Spring Pa
rade," and also appeared in ITS a
Date" and My Love Came Back"
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Too Beautiful

There is such a thing as being
too beautiful. even for the movies.
Edward H Griffith, Paramount
producer director. confirmed that
when he threw away a whole scene
filmed for Virginia" starring Mad
eleine Carroll and Fred MacMurray,
at Charlottesville, Va.
Clouds in the background. Grif-
fifth decided, were so beautiful no.
body would believe they were real.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
All.EngliSh Cast

Bruce Lester and Heather Angel
have been signed by Warner Bros.
to play the leads in the comedy
mystery, Murder on the Second
Floor" Addition of the two young
players completes the all-English
cast, which includes Frieda Ines
court, Paul Cavanaugh and Mary
Fields.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

something for
you"
The big guy
looked panied.
you dom I
understand, he
said patiently.
wv H." tn e
drama depart
ment demurred
maybe not. But
we know Mere
dlth personally
He is a swell
gent, one of the
finest actors we
ever saw. He is
oraptiPa1lV the
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Horses Have a Problem;
They Want More Money
Practice of Doubling by Carrying
Villains and Their Pursuers the
Same Day Is Sore Point, Too
BY HUBBARD KEAVY.
Associated Press Staff Writer.

HOLLYWOOD.
pay They day
half
to be pursued
pursuing
They money for jumping falling hauling
Evening star., 1941-01-03
On Guard

Frank Clarke. famous movie stunt
pilot directing technical scenes for
Universsrs Sky Raiders" used
rattlesnake to keep curious sight
seers at a distance from his plane
during his transforming days.
Evening star., 1941-01-03


How Gre e n
Was My Valley"
is the current
problem picture
at goth Century,
Fox. Masculine
casting difficult
ties have caused
p o S t po nement
for sew e r a /
months-a blow
to Ida Lupino,
who was hoping
for the feminine
lead. And $120,-
GOO already has
been invested in
l,,,ilrIi,nn rntr fnr
Evening star., 1941-01-03
A Writer'S Soul Is Probed
Stewart Tried Psycho.Analysis.
And Great Was the Shock
HOLLYWOOD.

Although Donald Ogden Stewart has written engang daft
things Haddock Abroad
Polys
scren-play
Feeling"
The picture premise comedy tossing
Evening star., 1941-01-03

Dotty Needs That Sarong,
But Wasn't 1t Burned!
'Aloma of the South Seas Takes
Miss Lamour to the Tropics Again;
Male Shortage Postpones Another
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

Dorothy Preston again to be thrown
in South Seas And bet
the funeral pyre OF
judging by the SOUND OF e ne"
the studio press poyS OH
What will they do for romance-Wh Robert haPpy
Evening star., 1941-01-03
The Truth About Meredith,
Or Has the Guy Changed?
He Even Has Own Press Agent Now,
A Fellow Who Tours the Nation
Saying How Busy the Boss Is
BY JAY CARMODY.

big with crooked tie and well
the department little
the
department looking
goes well with
Burgess Merediths press agent" guy.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

METKOEUME ROOM. Wardman Park HsteI,
Conn. Ave. al Woodiey Rd. Ray Heather
toms Orchestra. Dancing 10 TO >. Sat.
9:30-l:3O. Mn. 81 Sats. 81. 80. co. 1000.
SHORLHAM BLUERoOM, Connecticut at
Calvert. DINING and dancing. Two floor
shows $50 and II 80. Dinner 500, in
cluding cover. Supper cover, SOC. AID. 0700.
LOTUS RESTAURANT, I4th at n. Y. Ave.
> shows daily, /. : 30 and 1870. . or
chestras Bill Strckland'S The Continental
TRIO. Dancing and entertainment Z pm.
10 I:3n am
RAINBOW ROOM, Hamilton Hotel, l4th
at X. Cocktail and dinner dancing, So;
supper dancing to Milt Davis Orchestra,
I0-l. Min, Saturday only, 81, DI 20sO.
AY-ADAMS HOUSE-OverlookinE White
House at 18th and SITS. Dining in an
atmosphere OF charm. dignity and gem
tIlity. Luncheon. S5c. dinner from 81 20.
OrEan music nighty during dinner,
CARLTON HOTEL. New Cosmos Room, 18th
and Sts. ME- 2626. Music BY Bob simp-
son ana his orchestra Dsneing 81 And 10
TO z, Min. 81 so after 10 pm. except Sat. W.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

All, well-where
there's a way.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

drama department, but the Com
munity Chest might be able to do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
When Plans Go Wrong
Parents Must Not Reproach Child;
Let Him Work Out Own Salvation
Br K0p Caldwell and Alden Harrison

By KAY CadceH and Alden Harrison
19yearod who funked
spelling this remarkable epsle leaves little
college authorities decided that would nadvsabe
his studies further
Participants become "parsa
only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
By Barbara Bell

Why bother making complicated
dress for the months when you are
expecting a baby? Pattern No. 1881
B gives you an outfit which you II
wear with great satisfaction and
yet it is simple TO make. It's merely
a pleated-front jacket top and a
skirt which is made with slip top
so that it is properly supported and
therefore does not need band at
the waistline The skirt section. as
you can see in our detailed sketch,
may be expanded by the gathers in
front. The skirt top is cut with
wide shoulder straps and is cut high
enough at the SIDES so that these
straps won't slip.
The jacket topper which will give
your figure the straight lines you
seek in a maternity costume. is de-
signed with a yoke top and a seal
Hoped front closing. The necessary
fulness is provided by fiat pleats
from the yoke down. A refreshing
white collar which may be detached
for washing is smart finishing
touch for this costume.
Barbara Bell pattern No l48l-B
is designed for sizes II. IA. Is, 10,
20 and 40. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, 80 "a, SO, 80 and
40. Size IA 1922 jacket blouse with
short sleeves requires 2l2 yards 80