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Evening star., 1941-12-23
rRAIIERS FOR SALE.

VAGABOND. the COACH tnat has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp,
BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn, Md.
TRAILERS. new ana used; easy to deal
with. Elcar Coach Co.. Canary Trailer
Camp. Rt. 1. Berwyn. Md.
HAYS TRAILER, sleeps 4 electric brakes:
sacrifice Will trade for larger trailer,
pay cash difference. AID. 1878.
Two Big Displays
New and Used Trailers.
Visit our lots and inspect models from
Distributors for schult, Plymouth, Ira
velo and thinner traiers; convenient terms.
American Trailer Co., Inc,
1920 Wis. Ave. WO. 1922.
Spring Bank Trailer Camp,
. Miles South Alexandria. Temple 2700.
TRAnERs-Prices range from s725 to
iisks. Come in before you buy
TWO LOCATIONS:
Beltsville Md Below Alexandria on l.
TRAILER MART.
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MARIETTA PARK.

s-room brick. rec. room, built-in garage;
on wide street; arranged for 2 families;
sight. For inspection call MR.. PARTLoW,
PA 1895 DI 334f
Evening star., 1941-12-23

COLORED-NEW ROOMS. AIR: R:CoND1-
toned. cellar. etc, seml-oet 53oI CEN
trail ave. ne. S6.95O Open daily 10 am.
to pm DE. 1850.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

5715 KANSAS AVE N. w,
Facing Government park - rooms,
baths. recreation room; brick; garage; 1ront
and back porches; large yard. Shown by
appointment only M B Weaver,
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
DI 3346 WO. 4944.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

2OO-ACRE FARM ON POTOMAC RIVER,
in st. Mary's County, Md; whole farm or
part; excellent ducking and fishing; good
road: good tobacco land. L. r. RICHARD
SON, Leonardtown, Md.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED, SMALL FARM. NEAR WASHING
ton with improved house. Box CSC, Star.
WANT TO BUY A FARM ) TO 10 ACRES.
modern 6-room house, up to Il miles from
d C. RA O100
Evening star., 1941-12-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR 2nd
trusts, taxes, 1st trusts. d. C. Md. and Va,
and home improvements. Deals closed "a
hrs. Small mo. payments. FEDERAL FL
NANCE CO.. 915 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. "a g..
26'
REAL ESTATE LOANS@-4h-5%. Graded
according to character of loan.
MOORE g. HILL CO.. S04 18th ST. NV.
QUICK. CONFIDENTIAL SECOND TRUST
mcney on your home METRO REALTY
IMMEDIATE SERVICE ON FIRST AND
SECOND TRUST LOANS. UNIT REALTY
CO, 905 New York ave. NV. RE. 1923.
LONG-TERM MORTGAGE MONEY AVAIL
able for retail store properties in Dis
trict of Columbia and surroundings; in
terest rate under AZ on choice sites Write
complete 6etail - 70 > ROBERT A: N0RD-
Washington, D. C.
LOANS TO D.. C.. MD. AND VA. HOME
owners. Also Endorsed co-maker and COL
lateral loans. Low rates, easy terms. No
delay.
S3S Investment Building. District S612.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
AEROpIANES.
FL Y 1Q4

FLY 1912 TAYLORCRAF7T.
Association plan costs approximately
So 80 per hour. Schoper, MA. 5505 or
TIA 4121.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.

LET THIS BE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT.
"A fine new det. brick home, 6 large rms,
. f1replaces, bath, porch: deep, wooded
lot; near school and bus; in Silver Spring
area; now $3.50: $1,000 cash, SOB per
month. Call OWNER. GE Abs.
TAKOMA PARK. MD. - BUNGALOW. 7
rooms main floor. attic and basement; 5
rooms, = baths; rooms rented at Sa4
Owner in main apt. which would rent for
S55. Good location. l bl. bus. Corner
lot. $3.50. Sligo 6S97.
BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS. BATH, UNFIN;,
ished attic. fireplace, oil burner; fenced
lot. 55x214; built-in garage; in Silver
Spring. Reasonably priced. Sligo 3437.
2512 LEE BLVD, ARL.-NEW Def. 4
bedrms., 1ia baths. $3.50; $1,000 cash
S54 mo. 10 min. downtown. 10c bus.
GREENHOUSE, MA. 1910: nights. RE.
1907.
4-ROOM FORMSTONE BUNGALOW, TILE
bath and shower. corner lot. fully insu-
lated, air-corditioned oil heat. $1,000,
4901 nth pl., West Lanham Hills. Nd,
1000 LESS THAN MOST HOMES THIS
SIZE! lge. rms. and bath, full basement.
oil air-cond., laundry trays, etc. Here are
some of the unusual features seldom Of
fered: Spacious fenced yard. front porch:
etc. Located in lovely Lynhaven; Just l5
Minis. from downtown. Only 1925. S615
cash including all settlement costs, $3.50
per mo. including int. taxes. etc. J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN TIE 1900
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Continued

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 2-door touring
rings, good tres all around clean insds
LOGAN MOTOR co, new used-car lot.
1O28 18th st. NV. between 4 and l.. he"
public 325l
sedan: low mileage fine finish: clean
car $3.50: trade and terms: 30-day written
guarantee. LOGAN MOTOR CO.. used car
RE ISE a95S a39e3s 18th ST. NV" 0et' K and L.
PLYMOUTH 1912 de luxe town sedan:
low mileage, private owner, will take
take over payments. Mr.. Brain. Ma. 6623.
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe coupe immacu-
lately clean. carefully driven: S4o5, terms.
316s 18th st. NV. DU. 316s.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 4-door sedan;
in new-car condition; private owner must
pont 976s before p m.
ROCKNE SEDAN, 1882; good condition.
new tires; $50 900 s. Buchanan ST.. Ar
lington. Va. CHI. 5093.
coupe; good rubber and excellent me-
chanical condition; rumble seat. heater,
TERRAPLANE 1888 de luxe Streamliner
coach; finest condition; Sls9. full price:
give terms Mr. Roper 1870 r. I. ave e.
WILLYS 1899 de luxe coach; beautiful con-
dition, lady sacrifice. radio, heater consider
terms. Mr.. Roper. 1880 r, l. ave. ne.
WIILYS 1897 de luxe sedan: finest condi-
ton, only S1S9 full price, terms. Mr..
Roper, 1870 r. /. ave. ne.
WILLYS 1910 de luxe coupe: this econori-
cal car has had the very best OF care;
Priced to sell Your car in trade and
the balance in Is months.
MITCHELLS s MOTORS, INC.
222 2nd St. NV. (2nd e. Constitution Ave)
Republic 0393. Closed Sundays.
Open Weekdays AM. TO PM. 23'
WILLYS 1889 2-door sedan; this economical
car is equipped with hydraulic brakes and
81 -h.p. motor. Your car in trade and
balance in lS months
MITCHELL'S MOTORS, INC.
222 2nd ST. NV. (2nd IL Constitution Ave)
Republic 0393 Closed Sundays
Open Weekdays 6 AM to PM 23'
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUIOMObiLeS WANlEO.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your car. LOGAN
MOTOR CO., 18th and L sts. NV. RE
325l.
WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH DOLLAR for
your car, pay of notes, give you the bal
ance in cash. Act now. See Bill Currin.
Logan Serviscenter. 20l7 Va. ave. NV.
NE. 2s1S.
QUICK CASH. any make ear FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave. WO. S4O1.
Open ewes. and Sun.
FoRDs AND CHEvRoLETS wanted: viii
pay top price; central location. Fred l.
Morgan, 1341 14th NV. Dupont $500.
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID in immediate
cash. No argument. WILLIAMS AUTO
SALE. Goth and Rhode Island ave. e.
USED CARS WANTED. any make or model.
'36 to Al. H E. LEARY, Jr.. & BROS. LIST
and New York ave. ne. Hobart t012.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. highest prices
paid See us today. GLADNEY MOTORS.
1916 King St, Alexandria. Va. TIE. 313l.
WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH DOLLAR for
your car, pay off notes, give you the bal
ance in cash Act now See Bill Currin,
Logan Servlscenter. 20I7 Va. ave. NV.
NE. 2s1s.
ICAN PAY HIGHER PRICES
Because l sell on smaller margin. Don't
sell until you get our price
LEO ROCCA. INC.
1901 Conn. Ave. Emerson 1900.
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CENTURY-OLD HOUSE.

Owner transferred offers for immediate
sale his restored home in the town of
Fairfax. Va Living room with firepla ce,
den with fireplace, large bedrooms and
bath, large open porch, flagstone terrace,
i acre with large shade trees. oil heat:
price. Sa950. For appointment to inspect
call Fairfax 247
Evening star., 1941-12-23

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We Will buy second-trust notes, D. C.,
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE a. INVEST MENT
CORP,
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV. National 1893.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
NEW BRICK HOME.

This home is a little more than one
year old, and is in excellent condition. II
has 6 rms, anchored, fence. beautiful
large lawn. Owner is leaving town ana
details and appointment call Mr.. Sharnof.
EN-. 252T
Evening star., 1941-12-23

NEW DETACHED BRICK:
new Groom. 2-bath. all-brick home
With oil howater heat slate root co SopEer Fer
ing room: large wooded lot, facing PARK.
Sa.e5O: terms. To inspect call MIR.
KERLEY. Slieosl776 or DI. 3346.
NEW HOUSE CONDITION.
Immediate possession. z rooms, bath. ga
rage; price reasonable; terms.
$40 Concord Ave: NV ,
wAPIE a. JAMES. INC. D1. 3346.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CORNER BRICK HOUSE. LARGE
rooms baths, downstairs bedroom, ga
rage yr. old Arlington. Va. CHI 1901.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe: looks and runs
f,ne: S99. LOGAN MOTOR CO.. used-car
lot, 1928 18th st. NV. bet. e ana L.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

PACKARD 1871 "12O" convertible club
coupe; radio and heater, fog lights black
finish, with red leather upholstery; can't
be told from new: save almost S400.
LOVING MOTORStYour Packard Dealer
1QnG L. ST N w RepubllC O0O0.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-27
1SLAPSIE" Make
ROSENBLOOM

DSlapsie" Make ROsenbloom was
80 the light-heavyweight cham
!. Of the world. He held the
M from 1880 to 1884, and even
hough his pugiIistic reign lasted
A,ouUh the serious depression
.ors Make was the man who
rade the biggest wad of dough
IN, his weight division. 1t would
] interesting to point out that
h former 175-pOund king retir-
4 indicated and still champion
nj II is even more interesting to
NOW the true facts and the box
10 scandal that was born when
he funny man of the ring was
ethrOned. 1t turned out to be
snHreIy on the up-and-up after
he facts came out, but the story
lad the boxing commissions in
Orty eight states sweating bull
ets.
"Slapsie" came up the hard way.
He had been a preliminary fighter
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-27
JEWS IN
SPORTS
b. MoRR1s WIENER

for several years and had little
to show for it, save perfect pair
of cauliflower ears and a batter
ed nose that was spread over his
face. Finally he earned a shot at
the title and the man he had to
face was a killer j.. Jimmy Stat
terry. Make won by a duke"
He outpointed the champ in every
round of the fight and his fight
is still remembered as one of the
funniest ever seen at Madison
Square Garden. That fight was
a prophetic omen of Makes true
profession-the clown.
Once Make was in the drivers
seat he really went to town. You
may have heard the anecdotes that
ROSenblOOm could be knocked out
by only one thing-a puff of fresh
air straight to the nose. 1t was
true. The fellow was absolutely
cOntemptuOus of the normal, day
time training methods and he &C
tually did most of his heavy road
work on night club dance floors.
For four years he led the sport
writers merry chase and for four
years he gave the fans more than
a run for the dough they pIunked
down at the box office to see the
guy fight. The percentages didn't
catch up with him until 1884,
when Jewish Bob DIN succeeded
him as champion.
The night Rosenbloom met Bob
DIN at the Garden a goodly crowd
was there. The fight was sched-
uled to go fifteen rounds and the
fight went the distance. The
fans went wild. Make was hot
but Olin was hotter. When the
referee raised Olin's hand as SYM
bolic of victory the crowd agreed
that the "duke" had been a fair
one and all agreed that Rosen-
bloom had gone out fighting.
There was no question but that
Rosenbloom had really tried and
that Olin had really earned the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-27
A. Z. AS Beat
Jewish Weekly
1nLeague Game

The A. 2. A. Fraternity won a
close game from the Southern
Jewish Weekly Sunday morning
at the Willow Branch Park to
register another win in the Sec
ond half standings of the Jewish
Community Softba1l League. The
affair was tied up at 8 to 3, in
the fifth inning and the deadlock
was not broken until the tenth
inning, when the final score was
6 to 4. This was considered by
all present as being by far the
outstanding game played during
the season.
Morris Berinhout played best
for the A. 2. AS, while Mamie
Rosenberg was the leading swat
smith for the Jewish Weekly.
The score by innings:
A. 2. A. Fraternity
RH E
OOO2 COOS 6
Jewish Weekly
% 1 2 600 OOO1 4 6 /
H. I. Margol and H. o. Margol;
Moscovitz and Taylor, Greenberg.
Next week the Amity Club will
play the Jewish Weekly in the
first game of league scheduled
double-header, slated to get under
way at $50; following this en-
counter the A. 2. AS and Masada
Club will lock horns.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-27

However, some interesting facts
were disclosed later. 1t turned ont
that Bob DIN was a stable-mate
OF "Slapsie" Make RosenbloOm.
An affair of two men, handled by
the same manager and the same
trainer meeting in the ring for a
championship, Smacked rather
t1shy. The boxing commission in
Vesdgated. What they discovered
amazed them. Not only were DIN
and ROSenblOOm Stable-mates and
friends but Make also owned for
ty per cent of Olin and this busi-
ness deal predated their fight for
the light heavyweight champion
ship of the world. The sports
writer's went to town on this an
parent bit of collision and fraud.
But "Slapsie" came through I'M
scathed. He proved his business
acumen when everybody was call
ing him stumblebum and broken
down fighter. In 1882, "Slapsie"
had watched a Jewish youngster
fight in training stint at Still
mans gym in New York. He was
so impressed with the lads abil-
ity that he had spoken to his
manager Immediately. The result
was that Bob Olin not only be-
came a mate of Makes but also
became the property of the champ.
More than that, Make proved his
fairness. Instead of hanging on to
the title for as long time as
possible, Make was the man who
urged the newcomer to train and
to train hard for one purpose-to
beat the champ, even though the
champ might be his best friend
and boss. That is exactly what
Olin set out to do and eventually
did.
The moving picture records of
the electromagnetic scrap be-
tween ROsenblOOm and Olin in
1884 reveal that the fight was
between scrappers and not a
cream puff affair between friends.
Olin won and ROSeublOOm found
it difficult to lose even though he
had been the very one to set the
wheels in motion for just such a
contingency. Bob Olin held the
title for one year and then faded
from the picture. But it was
from this point that Make really
went to town. He went to Holly
wood and capitalized on his bat
tered phiZZ and his "dumbness."
He became the butt for endless
jokes and the stOOge who provoked
a million laughs-all at his ex-
pense. "SIapsie" didn't care boot
who laughed at him just as long
as he got paid for it. And he
was paid plenty. Within three
wears after he had reached the
screen capital he was part owner
of two night clubs. Today he is
one of the tOp-nOtch entertainers
on the air and his three night
clubs in Hollywood are all coming
dough. Dumb, Ell? Yeah, like a
fox!
It is interesting to learn how
Make earned the soubriquet of
"Slapsie." Make never tried to
beat an opponent in the ring via
the kayo route. He always en-
deavored to beat his rivals in the
ring by the decision and in thirty
four fights slapped" his oppon-
ent dizzy and invariably was a
warded the "duke." Thus, the
name "Slapsie" stuck to him and
is still his name. However, in
one of his last fights striving
desperately to maintain his rec
ord-Maxie slapped" rival and
was the most surprised man in
the arena when his rival fell to
tho canvas for the count.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Voice Won Reagan
Hollywood Test

Ronald Reagan. srstwhiis pes
Moines newspsps rmsn. who
crashed Hollywood ~ acting a.
radio sports commentator fer Ms
paper. plays one Of his most inn
portant roles since becoming =
screen actor. - cn. the young
ranch owner. opposite LARAMIE Day
in The Rad Man" The role II the
juvenile lead. In = cast headed by
wallace Berry and Lionel Rarry-
more. with Richard Thorpe direct
ing. The picture II noS playing at
the Roxy theater
Together with Reagan and Miss
Day. the supporting cast Of The
bad Man" features Henry Trsvers.
Chris-Pin Martin. Tom Conway.
Chill Wills. Nydla wessman and
Charles Stevens The picture IL
based on the stage success by
Porter Emerson Browne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Noted Musical
Cast in Film
> Big Nomes' Work
In Riolto Feature

The story Of the tanning Of =
young hoydenish huriesque queen
with = glorious voice. and her re-
formation from q hot-headed. hard
boiled spitfire. TO a well-mannered
young lady with a future IN opera.
IL on view m Paramounts new
comedy musical. There's Magic in
Music" featuring Allan Jones.
Susanna Foster, Margaret Lindsay
and Lynne overman. at the Rialto.
The role Of the misehievous sing
er is played by sixteen-year-old
Susanna Foster. who scored an
impressive success in her first
musical film. last years The
Great Victor Herbert" In her new
picture. the golden-voiced stsrlet is
reunited with Allan Jones. her
baritone colleague OF The Great
Victor Herbert, directed by An
drew l.. Stone. who also produced
and directed There's Magic in
Music"
In addition to Metropolitan
Opera stars Richard Bonelli and
IRA Petina. five OF the most musi-
cally talented youngsters in the
country are prominently featured
in the picture. They are Heimo
Hattie. sixteen. Finnish refugee
violinist; Patrica Travers, thirteen,
violinist; Kaye Common, fourteen,
noted concert pianist, and William
Chapman, seventeen, singer.
While several operate numbers
are presented in the film, they are
hsaodernized and streamhned YER
sions of the originals. In addition.
the pure-swing enthusiasts haven't
been overlooked. for there's music
for them also.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Sianwyck and Fonda Star
In Latest Siurges Comedy


II ever picture showed promise Of being the com<df
h Of the year L = PAFamounfs exeursion Infe th<
laugh field The Lady Eve written md directed BY PRES
ton sturFss znd starring barbara stsnvYsk ID Henry
Fonda IN h chief FontaIV faea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Here ore Two top honds OF
wild west films-ond they ore
from cost OF the COW country.
John Mock Brown. left. once
rode ronoe for University Of
Alabama iootboll teom. Nell
O'Doy, right. his leodino Iody.
broke out Of the eorol from
Brooklyn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Not a Pipe Dream
But a Movie Plot!

Attsnticn. al union nssmb~fsi
wha walked N whsn tie efn<Fs
walked out
whs s,ecd 10 ~h<n ths sshsss
at Down
Who u be : scahs No. sufpFs<-
lngly enough. hes the worlds ~esi-
thisst man. De strung np his oNn
sffisy. eaIlesi = wslksut u hiz esn
department store. ID . lsheF
Demonstration against ne e~n ~.
rsnuy and fed the whole unisa IN
Madison Square Garden.
That's Charles Cnlhurn IN Hko
Radios fantastic comedy. me
Devil and Miss 1eaes.~ starring
Jean Arthur - ~kxl.s Ionss~ Rnh-
srt Cummings has ths rumsntir
lead in this hilarious comedy offef-
ing. said % ~ the fainnles, - th<
season. '-rhs Devil and kiss
Jones' IL the current attraction 81
The Music Dos thsstsf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Nv LUCE NEVILLE
Tacoma Times Correspondent

Tacoma Times Correspondent
HOLLY WOOD For several
4 L weeks. Cecil Blount De Mile
has been busting around Para
mount with the air OF a producer
who has just Matched q Great Idea.
Everybody knew be was preparing
picture called Reap the Wild
Wind" from a recent novel about
ship salvaging around the Florida
Keys. After awhile 1t was learned
that the Old Master was especially
excited about his plans to film
numerous sequences under water,
in color.
or the studios two most prom
inent producer-directors, the other
liz Edward II. Griffith. II happens
that Griffith also has been pre-
pairing a picture. originally called
'Dildo Cay" and now titled "Ba-
hama Passage" The locale 10
much the same as that Of Reap
the Wild Wind" and the story
essentials are not many miles
apart. 1t also happens that Grif-
fifth Is going TO film numerous Sc
quences under water. and in color.
It's no novelty to see two stu
dos racing TO present similar
stories OF spectacular stunts in
pictures, but h IL unusual when
producers on the same lot begin
to compete that way.
OF FLIES AND FLEAs
Bahama Passage" will be first
10 reach the screen. unless heat,
storms. flies. fleas. salt spray and
glare are too much for Madeleine
Carroll. Stirling Hayden or others.
After auditors had added up the
costs OF Griffith's Virginia" II
was doubted that Paramount ever
would okay another such long To-
cation trip, but Griffith sold the
studio on this one. which IN longer
and bigger and far more difficult.
De Mile, who prefers to sdt back
and pass miracles. II going 10
bring the Florida Keys TO Holly
wood and 10 the Pacific Ocean.
While the studios back lot begins
to sprout sections Of Charleston
and Key West. and palm-fringed
lagoons, a sizeable hunk Of Gull
Stream, eomplets with fish, flors
and the hulls Of sunken ships. Will
be installed inside steel nets off
Malibu Beach.
Technicians are working on .
strange and monstrous Gamers
boom which can be lowered into
the water s=d moved about with q
dubious eontraption to inclose tbs
technicolor machine. De Mil.
himself wouldn't dream Of ridinE
in such a thing. No, sir Hs'l
going to put on a divers suit and
walk around on his EubAqueoui
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

KOxN-Wsliaoe neerr ard t4coel
barrymore n nad Man -
7.is. 80. 10. 1905. also Ruth
Fss and KAsy.- lie. SO. esse
RiaIro-Anan sonss snd Susanna
nusse. II 80 Sss, 81 IA. slse
Richard Dlx and fatficia NoEison
y Round un- ia sss. sse.
Music Box-1san Arthur snd
Charles conurn In sIns nsvu and
Aiss yonss.- u g. as, $40, . -
also sidney reler N Dad Men
rsn.- lies. 40. sse. 50
ntIE NOT sf-Jsmss ssszaFs lana
naEnsf yeds oslsna n 1assis'd
RisirR.-sorss Ksfiosf IN IN. p~vn
ocnmands isso. so. $40. sie.
10 30. aise Peter Inrrs IN Tlss
Facs Bshind ths Aass Ire.
aoo. so. 10. , 30
RETURN SHOWING
BEsERIN Henry Fonda and Rsrbara
John Howard ana Kilsn Drew IN
rsxss Ranesrs Rlde Again
CArITots-Ayrna Los and william
Powell IN I tovs rou Again also
ABBOTT ana Costello IN One Nisht
In ths Tropics
NOA1l MI - aaHlf# rtsNafA ANA
Hedy lamar IN Come lave witn
Me also ksy sutton IN III
KAY sTREET-Errol Fiynn and Olivia
deHaxiliand IN santa - rzu-
also Robert Cumnatnes IN Haunt
ed HONEYMOON
bennett and Louis
Hayward In son Of Monte Crtsto-
also Ann sheridan IN -Honsymcon
FOR Three
PsRk-Humphrsy nosart and u.
Romero IN "Romsnoe Of the Rio
rHoCTOR-Fred kstaire and Psuistte
Goddard IN Second Chorus also
sidney roisr In Murder over Ner
York
REtLART-wmam poyd in Three
Men Prom rexas-. also lloyd Nolan
in Michael shayns. Private d.
REN-Humphrey nosars and Ida Ia.
sHElIs-charles starrett In blazing
six Guns. also Baby sandy snd
stuart Irwin In Sandy oets Her
Man
~ NsKT-cAry Grant ana Katherine
Hepburn In philadelphia story.
also Charles stsrrett In The Dur
rENfLE-Randolph Scott ana Roesrt
Youns IN western Union. also
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JONES RIDES TRACTORS

Allan Jones'. singing star %
Paramount's THERE'S Magic IN
Music drives = tractor a. part
Of his exercise schedule