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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
SO THEY SAY

The lifetime Of this parliament
has been memorable for the
strengthening Of tho already
close ties between my govern
ment and the peoples Of the
United States.-king George VI
Of Britain.
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Of the French and Indian War.
called themse "Minnit
men" Later, during the Revolu-
tionsry War period. the Minute
men" had "a assist in ferreting
out Tory NTH columnists. In
the first battle OF the war of in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

MINUTEMEN
All through American history
there are records Of men organ
lied to be ready to take up arms
against aggression AZ a mo-
ments notice. The first such
group, formed about the time
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Guests Burned the Rug and Table Cloth
And the Lody OF the House Is Burned Up"
Then We Hove Mr.. TunneY's Remarks
And q Few Lines About Gentlemen
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sanitary problems Immediately
involved in the controversies, a
federal victory points toward
even greater destruction Of
traditional local sovereignty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
MINUTEMEN

esrr fsi ~ ti.i,ea p..i.rs ss.S,e.s. La.
u, tss Y. = Pat or-afi T,sht. ss.<r,.S
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dependence at lexington. the
Americans were represented by
a body Of 70 patriots under Cap
tain John Parker. Most Of them
were Minutemen.
Tomorrow: 625-Pound Split,
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stooge" by Harold Iekes. ct al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

said. Haven't you ever read =
murder mystery : Someone always
stays With TIE bedy until the police
come You can stay here Yea
can Keep the nsshlight and Ne
Cool she continued fusslng with
the dogs harness and somehow
the sight Of her bending over there
IN the long. wet grass with the
murdered mar few feet away
was too much for me. I laughed
hysterieally and the night breeze
made the sweat on my brow feel
like Ice water.
And don't be feminine. There
have been plenty Of other times
when you could have shown
little of that to good advantage.
but this isn't one Of them. II
would be a waste ef effort. 20 just
remember your dignity. I'll be
back in no time At ali"
The inn" insisted. GO
there and maybe that man Gordon
can come back. I don't want 10
stay here any longer than I have
10. Go 10 the inn"
Its the police We want III
call them"
From the inn" repeated.
And send that man back here 10
wait until they come
But she was gone. her bulk
large dark shadow on the moon
bathed road. | watched her out Of
sight and then looked down again
at Herbert Cord. Logically. ar
gued, he was dead and couldn't
harm anyone, and 40 why should
! stand there shaking like a ally
fool.
II isn't the dead but the living.
That thought wasn't one 10 soothe
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MURDER IN PARADISE
MARGUERITE 6AHAGAN

that for :. long moment I wasn't
actually frightened Not until
Asudie, her courage returned with
her curiosity. came through the
grass behind me did / feel fear.
She must have felt that terror be
cause her hand sripped my arm.
and she looked over my shoulder
at the body lying there in the
shaking. yellow glare Of my flash
light
He got more than his ears
pinned back" said. my voice
sounding hollow and shsky In the
noisy hum Of insects that was the
only other sound in the woods.
Maudie settled her glasses down
on her nose and leaned over closer
TO look. It's murder" she whis-
pered in voice shaking even
more than mine. Murder-see the
blood"
I saw then that dark spot on
his shirt was blood and not a
shadow. and the word murder
made the hair stand right up ON
my neck even as 1t had on Finn
McCoors.
Wei have TO notify someone
or other" l managed to whisper.
Msudie was already trying to
pick the dog up and slip on his
harness. We'll. I'm not going to
stay here" she said in that tone
that brooks no arguing. You can"
Why should anyone stay He
can't run away. He's dead" The
prospect of standing there in the
shsdow-filled woods with the body
OF Herbert Cord wasn't a pleasing
one even to school teacher.
"of course you'll stay" Maudie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

WASHINGTON - Tne hou-s
banking COMMITTEES closed hearings
IN tAs samlntsFstlcus price en-
trsi III Thursday after receiving
written endorsement ~ -
ohieetixe. from Secretary II cam-
msree Jesse u. jones
1enes sss anshls 10 srp~sr -
esass q illne~ sus gave 10 sup-
pert % the legislation IN . letter
% committe. Chairman Henry y
stssxsil u. Ala.
-oheteusis ssr>< farm a
price Legislation h r>~1~i~
Ieaes aid. .'tf es are - avoid
further laflattsnl-
Hs called for passage ~ lsEss.
lstlon brad enough 10 centFol ne
many factors shlch make np
The price ~ . commodity. No
seller. Ne aid. should - GEM
PEELED 70 pat hls product On The
market 81 = price less thsn cost
plus fair profit
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} SERIAL STORY

Continued Prom Page onel
The edor o. mint and the sight
q NeCool came Al enc and the
same time He VAS standing eff
the road 4 ways. nearly hidden
BY the deep grass. and his body
VAS = frozen statue. kept the
Light on him. telling him in no
uncertain terms what I thought OF
his nightly proving. but he didn't
move muscle. Maudie went
ahead Of me. probably intending
10 forestall any move on my part
10 chsstise him with something
more forceful than words
Why. he's caught something.
she said. with pride and fear in
her voice.
Maybe a little white and black
pussy cat, said hopefully. That
might teach him and you. too, to
respect country nights"
Anyway the possibility stopped
Maudie cold. and l had 10 swish
through the Wet grass to the dog.
] didn't Immediately recognize the
body Of the man sprawled there
as that OF Herbert Cord. l Just
knew that a human being was
there lying with that horrible
limpness that. even TO one I'M
familiar with death, means life has
gone.
The discovery came so suddenly
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the nerves either. The living
someone still alive had committed
murder here = short time before.
Someone who might still be near
by. I wasn't shaking by then. | Was
simply psralyxed.
FINN McCool continued 10 grum-
bic In that dour seottie way Of his.
but l noticed that he pressed close
against my legs, and knew he
didn't like the vigil any better
than I. We went out onto the road.
II anyone comes down II can see
them better. l told myself. II
anyone comes from behind a tree.
III Just faint and get II over with.
But who would come Who had
committed this murder7
Holding tn. flashlight with one
hand and tuggine at the dogs
leash with the other. patrolled a
stretch of road thinking Of those
answers. supposed Cord had
been shot. II my curiosity had
been great enough l could have
gone over to the limp bundle and
looked at the wound. but knew
he was dead and was content 90
wait for someone else to tell me
the details.
I wondered what events in
mans life could lead 10 this end
ing. II was at that point that |
remembered Maudle's story Of
Cords fiancee. Msrgie Dixon. and
Of the past summer's romance with
Jeanne Morris A crime OF passioni
That was the way they read In
newspaper accounts and in the
few crime stories I'd waded
through at Maudie's insistenee.
Maudie was An inveterate reader
Of murder mysteries. They shared
equal honors with romance In her
literary diet.
II this was a crime Of passion.
I supposed the police would con-
slider those two girls possible sus-
poets. I hadn't met either OF them,
but Msndie had already prejudiced
me. could picture the frightened
blue eyes OF Jeanne Morris when
the police called to question her
about her relationship with Cord.
I didn't know why he had re-
turned TO Paradise Lake with his
dark haired, green eyed sweet
heart, but IL was a dirty trick.
Dirty to both girls. l admitted.
but doubly so to jeanne since she
WAS the one who had been tossed
aside. A girl might get 80 worked
up that she could kill q man under
such circumstances.
Or Margie Dixon might, too. II
Cord played on her jealousy
enough. Anyway. I thought, that
old aunt should be glad Cords out
Of the way. Now jeanne won't be
smearing family tradition. In fact.
standing there on the road waiting
for someone 10 come. couldn't
feel any sorrow In my heart for
the man lying over there on thu
mint bed.
But murder was murder and
whoever had committed IL must
have been driven by frantic dss-
peration. and I wished 10 heaven
my vigil there alone would end
Ito BE Continued)
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TESTED RECIPES

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u. Founder Succumbs

CHICAGO - DIR. Smaller Msth-
sws. "a. dean emeritus and founder
Of the University Of Chicago divin.
ity school. died late Thursday.
Mathews suffered a stroke Oct.
IL and had been unconscious since
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Aunt Het

The woy ice octs. you'd
think We bod q nottonot
emergency oil the time re
never hos on opinion tor feof
he'll lose o customer.
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20 DAYS ron yAaRANCY

30 DAYS FOR vAdKsNCy
Herbert Miller. 81. eolorsd.
pleaded guilty in police court
Thursday 10 charges Of vagraney
and Was sentenced by Police Judge
W. A. Richmond TO 90 days In
jail. subject TO suspension after
30 days Miller previously had
been sentenced by Judge Rich
mond to so days In jail on the
same charge. The former sen
tenee WAS suspended after FIVE
days with the understanding Mi.
Ter leave and stay out Of town.
His rsqnssi Thursday for q five
year ''noater' was denied.
Butter is cheaper At Cow Butter
Store. adv.
DANCE on FRIDAY
An-city high school youth dance
viii be held Friday from $50 70
lI:3o IN Fellowship RAN. Masonic
temple. hemoertnlp cards may
be obtained from the PIT. A. rec.
restion chairmsn AZ shools.
List your home with STEEL
iii Pacific. Main si5s. fsdy.)
NEW MARK - SET
Air express shipments reached
new all-tims high on United Air
Lines planes during September
when the company flew DOC .zs2.-
ss4 express pound miles. Tacoma
Traffic Manager r. I. MeLAugh-
lin SAID today. This sss a ~ per
cent Increase over September.
1870. and reflected a movement u !
numerous national defense air |
shipments between production and 4
military esn;srs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

c. :: |. - go : !; !: r, az : -: C.,
Present; uaaerahos g. = os1ss.
Circuit Judoa.
In thss esuss n sppsag1ae ~ - ~
Of eomDaelnt thet H. 1non1sae. NJ.
ssret . uurteA. - ~ QnfnOWn he1so,
dsvAsesA lsessss6 60 - q 80
named dsesnAans ere neoo1y - ~.
er parties - set1 easaeo - 49, = eonnW
~ sscsstained IN VIII geoeo - eoumtsJ
aid detoo1ants % any q - uAey ~
side b. ponsoa q tho4 ugooDe o0oroOO
being unknown. thAo16gD
On msstsa ef MALE 8 u11. Attor-
neys for plaintiff.
IT Is ORDE1ED that snid defendants
and each Of them. Gauss tnok sppeesanee
to be entered within thSoo uoueha from
the date Of this order. q - Default
thereof. that said bin a ee0plsint b
taken a eonfssssd By seid 1slRndsnt and
her unknown heirs. dsvissea. legatees
and azsisna
JAMES Z SpTER.
Circuit Judge.
TRUE COPY
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Legal Notices

stats or MICHIGAN. IN TIE CIR
CUEf COURT Y0R TEE COUNTY Oy
MACOuD. IN CuANCE1Y.
A. J. Bennett. exseutor Of the Estate
OF Henry Bruneel. Deceased. Plaintiff.
Margaret 3. Uurich. or the unknown
heirs, devices. laOstees and assigns OF
said named defondant, Defendants.
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PAQ0-C9ooQod. etlsd. s6tsslod. s,b-
49, - elneMo egOseeel 80e7HD-
. neooDo-eo1A ~ eA1lne u.achiuss
VI oUS U0uD Ogy1CB MACHINE
'AND uouIp1GElT
OFFICE SuppIv Co. ~ CAS0
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SUPERIOR
FEED Co.
HARPER AT . MILE ROAD
Phone Roseville 1880
WE DELIVER

500 BARRED ROCK cockerels. five weeks
old. Phone Warren 313l or apply 3l39o
Mound road at Is Nile road.
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sABY CHICKS. pueAiins. T.uksy. Alse
custom hatehins Get your oeda h
early 70 ct your chicks On TINA
krenkel's Hatchery. Romeo, 1ta. No 3;
2 miles south q Armada. y mile Wesa
Of Bumps Corner.
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FOR
FAST GROWTH
BIG BULLETS
Feed
Purino Groweno

You'll have big. vigorous pullets and
get lots Of fall eggs-H you feed your
birds q properly balanced growing feed
instead Of letting them 60 On . hit
and miss ration.
Come in, get supply Of Purina Grow
ena-it's the proper feed 70 follow
up Purina Startena. We have Purina
to serve you.
WHITE LE0HoRN cocKEREIs. 800
per 100. All other chicks reasonably
priced Complete line Of electric and
= oil brooders. ~ Fs%'
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A TRUE COPY
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100 CAPACITY starting 4 finishing bst-
terry broodef. four deck. Also ~
capacity electric Hoover bfooder. loS1o
Meier. Roseville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"TeNAs." II:Is. s,s4, $3.50
.9:I0 p. m. "You Belong to Me" I2:4s
tiOs. 1924, 1912 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL 80 "Sun VaIlc,
serenade." 1881, 800, 7;IS. 1881 D. m
'Whistiing In the Dark" iI:Is A. M
1888. b:St, s;l2 p. m
CINEMA-"MusicsI story" I2:27, 1:sl
t:l7, s:I1. sos, 10 p. m.
FIsHER--"sun Valley Serenade,' i,as
t;44, 1888, l0:9f p. m. "WhlstIinE In
the Dark" IL 80, s:25, SEQ. s:l5 o. M.
FOH-"SwAmp water" I2:45. {, T:lB,
1880 p. m. Unexpected Uncle" II:2s
a. m, 2:t4, $3.50. s;14 p. m.
HOLLfWOOD-"Su Valley serenade, -
12ss 1887 p. m. "NhistIing In the
Dark" D. m.
MADIsoN-"SueI," 1I:l5 q. m, .:5s.
5:S1, s:I8 p. m. 1.-THE Great Victor
Herbert 1851, 4;i2. 1888, IO:5s o. m.
MICHIGAN - sergeant York" MIN
strei Days
Ms-STATE-'Paraehute Rsttalion. -
l2;i0, 3ii0. $40, $50 q. M. Look Who.
laughing" ~ a. m, 2, S. a. ~ .. m.
RIvIERA-"Sun vaiIsy ssrenade.' - IL so.
tI1, 1898, 1891 .. m. "WhistIIng In the
DARK" ? 81. 6:Oi, a:1t p. m.
RKO UPTOWN--"Sun Valley Serensde -
80, .4;27. 1882. Ie:t7 .. m. "Nhlstllns
In the Dark" 500, s;I4, a:19 D. M.
UNITED ARTISTS-''sh shining Victory -
III IL a. m, 2:27. sag, s;s1 o. m.
shadow ~ the Thin Man" 1898, SOS.
.OH. 10 ~ n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Nv LoUELLA O. PARSONS

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-"Re.
member The Day" was the first
movie 10 be previewed in d black
out and according to a wire from
the coast. Claudette Colbert John
Payne, Joseph Schenck, the Charlie
Feldmans and others who were
caught in Glendale will never for
get the night. The picture was ius,
going on at the Alexander Theater
when Los Angeles went dark for
the first time IN history.
The fans standing outside were
ordered of the streets-but II
was marvellous the way the people
took it. Only one store across
from the theater remained lighted
and when a man who was old
enough 10 know better started
yelling throw rocks through. the
sIacker'S windows. q little boy. M
bigger than a yardStck said
don lose your head, mister. Look
the mans name up in the tele-
phone book and tell him his lights
are on - Witt. spirit like that from
the kids, who is going to lick US =:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Dressing Room
Has Double Door

JEANETTE MACDONALD Is
the only star at M-G-M who has a
portable dressing room with a
double-door!
Miss Macdonald currently star
ring in the screen version of the
Broadway musical. Il Married An
Angel" with Nelson Eddy. has
played in so many costume period
pictures that she had her dressing
room built with an extra wide
door. She is said to have played
in more costume pictures than any
other star IN Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Remember the Day Is First MOUie
To Be PreUielUed in Coast BLdckOut

In addition 10 Barbara Stanwyck
who has been a private ball OF
fire since the preview of that pic
ture) Olivia De Havilland and
George Brent were handed in the
two other top roles.
Olivia should begin 10 feel like
a femme Cary Grant, so many
pictures are scheduled for her.
This is the first movie Livvy and
George have made together since
the time, years ago, when they
were 10000 in love. A lot of water
has flowed under the bridge since
then with new romances in both
their lives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
COMPARE ACTORS

Well get chance to compare
Brian Donlevy and Humphrey
Bogart as hard boiled detectives
when Brian steps into the gum
shoes IN Red Harvest" another
DaShicll Hammett thriller. Para
mount has Just bought Red Har-
vest which Hammett wrote about
10 years ago. and while the detec-
tiveS are not the same character.
Brian will he Just as nonchalant
and lust as interested in femmcS
as Bogcy was in The Maltese
Falcon
Paulctte Goddard will be the
girl in BrianS detective life, and
after so many comedy parts with
Bob Hope il will be something
different TO see Paulette as gang
Ster'S mOll
MarncE,S- arc going to taMn-
the cast for The Gay Sisters. 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
GOOD CITIZENS

My secretary writes that all our
Ineighbors on Maple Drive in Bev.
erly. Hills were swell citizens. Not
a glimmer Of light showed from
the homes Of Burns and Allen
Sally and Harry Joe Brown, the
Phil Bergs or the Irving Ashers
and as erie and unreal as the
first blaCkOut was, no one lost his
sense of humor.
The funniest blackout story con-
Germs Long Beach which went into
total eclipse except for the tourist
greeting 81 e blazing brightly;
Welcome To Long Beach"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
FOX REFINED

Twentieth Ccntury-FoX breathed
its first sigh of relief when official
word came through that the
camera crew shooting scenes for
To the Shores OF Tripoli' in
Honolulu is safe and sound. The
six studio men also have sensa-
tional scenes Of the bombardnent
and the battles that have taker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
SWING YOUR PARTNER

Almost on the corn" side were
the five sections Of the Ccwel
Suite. But its Meeting House
General Store" Barn Dance,
quality had an all-American flavor
and a sparkle 10 it that made il
humorous musical entertainment
even if you couldn't light your
corn cob while you were '1istenin
to them thar fiddles."
The opening overture. Cock
aigne, by Elgar however. was
just little too noisy and dated a
piece to bear hearing many re-
peats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
OF The Wires

WHEN DURING the production
OF The Men in Her Life" Loretta
Young found she needed a certain
type OF hat. she wired a descrip-
tion TO her New York milliner and
the hat arrived. air mail, in Holly
wood just IS hours later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

With him is Moans. Darling OF
The Islands" who is sure TO cap
ture the hearts OF Detroiters with
her graceful south sea dancing.
The Tropics went through an ex-
tensive remodeling Of the Village
10 give Jimmy Mackenzie a more
realistic setting for his native cos
tunes and typical Hawaiian music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
ADVERTfsEMENT
HAWAII
COMES
TO
DETROIT

A native son OF
J p = b o m b c d
II o n o ! ulu, the
young and hand
some Jimmy He
alani Mack enzie.
brings his au-
thentic II a W a j.
ans TO T n +
T X o p / { S to-
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

about the Ole
NevsboyS. who
re iSin G
their Christmas
funds.
But I'm not
Every b ody IN
d e I T o / I, ]
& u SIS. recoG-
nizes the name
OF the q ! d
Newsboys, a n d
they come 20
hetHkenfnr
granted. Maybe
it's time IN a [
somebody jus
took the time
TO give them q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

place since Sunday which will be
invaluable 10 the government.
They had completed most of the
technicolor shots 10 be used in
the picture before the shooting
started and as long as their film
holds out they will officially photo
graph the war. and what they can
get Of the sea and air battles IN
COlOrcd film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Jack Pickering
Here
and
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In today's column am not CO.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Grows Bouquets

OTTO KRUGER, featured In
The Men In Her Life" is a
scientific horticulturist, his gar
den being one of the boasts OF
Beverly Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
THE Rivals
Opens at
.Cass Tonight

THE THEATERN GUILD, fol-
lowing its policy of reviving great
plays, brings Mary Boland, Bobby
Clark and Walter Hampden -
The Rivals" to the Cass Theat..
for a week starting tonight. This
is the second of the subscription
series under the auspices of the
Theater Guild and the American
Theater Society.
Eva LeGallienne staged the
production and Lawrence Langner
and Theresa Helburn did the su-
perNsing. The featured players
include Helen Ford, Donald Burr,
Haila Stoddard and Philip Bour-
neuf. Others in the madcap lineup
are Robert Wallsten, Raymond
Johnson, Horace Sinclair, Owen
Cob, Wait Draper and Frances
Reid.
LAUGH CLASSIC
THE Rivals" will likely 90 down
In the 1941 AZ season as the most
hilarious Of the modern classics TO
be presented by the Guild. Rich
ard Brinsley Sheridan wrote the
comedy in IT'S.
The story concerns the upper
set at a resort-"to take the wa
ters," says the script. However.
this is the play that brought forth.
Mrs. Malaprop (now Mary Boland)
who il standard for murdered
English.
Bobby Clark, once Of the cele-
brated team of Clark and McCul-
Tough. will be seen as Bob Acres
and Mr.. Hampden as Sir Anthony
Absolute. Matinees will be given
Wednesday and Saturday.