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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1939 10 'Foster, M. C. Slutes, and Misses Gwyned Owen Elsie Austin, New Movies Offer Wide Variety Mariam Glanzburg, and Virginia Jones. Hedda Hopper's Symphony Concert MARRIED MEN TO COOK hi- ii The Cincinnati Symphony Orrhrstra under the direction of Kugene Gooswns will pre-wnt the following all-Wagner program at it concerts in Music Hal! at 2:43 o'clock Friday afternoon and at 8:30 o'clock Saturday evening: HOLLYWOOD You Might Drop The Conversation And Head The Papers, Hedda. HOLLYWOOD, FEBRUARY 7 Overture to Rienrl Pirlurft to Act III Tan nha oner Kiel-fried lit II Dance of the Apprentirei and Vrorrn-dfon rf the Ma item, from the MasterslNgers.

In tr mil 4.. on. Prelude to Act III. Trltan and Isolde KiiKlfsh Hurt. Halo Albert Andraud Kntry of the od Into Valhalla, Khi.it Kld Prelude, uncling MnUve, Prelude Art Valkrie Brunn hf.de lrnmolatfun, (lolterdain- ntrrung THE MAIN' TOPIC OF CONVERSATION these days is who will win the Academy Awards? And next to acting, honors, the prize most sought is the Irving Thalberg; Award, given for the outstanding contribution to the screen in the past year.

Darryl Zanuck won it in 1937. This year I have a feeling it will go to Hal Wallis at Warner Brothers, Take a gander at this list of winners: "Robin Hood," "Jezebel," 'Four Daughters" (which made a star of John though he played only a minor part), "Angels With Dirty Faces." "The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse," "Dawn ic At Cathedral Sunday Featur Of Annual Card Party. Domestic tradition will be reversed at the Cathedral of St. Monica Sunday when the married men of the parish prepare and serve a sauerkraut supper in the school hall.

This will be a feature of the annual card party, which will be held at 2 and 8 o'clock. Supper will be from 5 to 7:30 o'clock. Cal J. Bach, General Chairman, has appointed the following committee as cooks, waiters, and dishwashers: Henry Haubner, chief cook; Charles Kern, Frank Angst, Alfred Bernzott, Harry Grote, W. C.

Hall, Arthur Meirose, Mathew Sagors, and George Stalf, assistants. Waiters will include Charles P. Lang, Albert Baumer. Bernard Bleser, Jerry Driscoll, Joseph Gicske, Lawrence Humbert, Robert Leslie, and Frank L. Sticker.

Fred Overbeck will be head dishwasher and helping him will he Harry J. Keck, Herman Keller, Joseph Kem-mer, and John W'ulkotte. Mons. C. W.

Kuenle is spiritual director of the married men's group. New Policy For Family The Family Theater announces policy of "double bills," starting Sunday. The opening bill will be composed of "Disbarred" and "Little Tough Guys in Society." GALLOWS BEATS CHAIR. Charleston, W. Va February 7 (AP West Virginia's House of Delegates refused to substitute the electric chair for the gallows.

The vote was 52 to 29 against installing a chair. of Saturn. Was his "The Sisters," "Brother Rat" (which also developed a star 'face son r-any be I Bai just had months. his first What, is may hair cut in thic Eddie Albert), and "White but 1 don't believe any other studio equalled that record, Mrs. Kddy's influence working 'Copyright.

'39, by K.i'iurrf Features. Inc.) with as little outlay of money. Jack Warner has decided that, on which thev lived for davs. the German-speaking roles in Con- W1)pn n.tuined to England fessions of a Nazi Spy" aie to have he warned everyone not tu come to nameless. Hollywood, rsow he like to stay.

a number, but remain but emain 4 Wilt i4 ifeS I i fa 'O j''" PLAN GOOD-WILL DINNER i 1 I '( At Rockdale Temple Religious 1 fV i 1 W- I Groups To Attend. sl tV X'' v. s2l I An lntenacial good will dinner At Rockdale Temple Religious Groups To Attend. An Interracial good will dinner havnj Francis Stephens, Lionel Bairy- uionil.in u'aifoH nn T.irim.l Because most of the players relatives in Germany. Nice hand foj)t 'when he wag crip.

Ferdinand the Bull in the fleth plc.d hy arthritis. Now the situa-errived by plane, a gift to Walt, lion is reversed, Stephens is crip-lusney, from the Salt Lake Cityjpled with sciatica and Barrymore Livestock Association. Now it de-is nurse- hi, Bette Davis wants to play both velops that Walt doesn like bulls. the daughter and mother in The lie's trying to palm Ferdinand, OId Maid-" gaya she wants a only a calf, off on a pal. Clark i chance to grow old gracefully.

A I I I TOR Cable hasn't a cork tree, but I'll Don two all: tiet he'd do right well by Ferdie. Claudette Colbert appeared to And imagine getting Carole for a such advantage in the winter sport scenes of "I Met Him in Paris" last Virginia "Rnirp whn fmt nvpr Uml'vpflr that Walter Wanuer has en- President Roosevelt's message to America's 1,271,000 Boy Scouts at AMUSEMENTS. TODAY 2:30 8:30 I.AST TLMI.S swell song, "I've Got You Under gaged Otho Lovering, who did.1" o'clock tonight will be broadcast Iy Skin," sings with Nelson Eddy those scenes, to accompany him to; by WSAI, WCKY, and WKHC. in. "Let Freedom Ring." Againj Hanover, N.

for his "Winter, The Chief Executive will accept the Composer Roger Eden rode to the: Carnival." Poor Walter, I wonder repoit of Walter W. Head, Presi-lescue to give her confidence. he realizes how many st udents dent of the Nat ional Council 'of Boy Black widow spiders are at It he'll have on his neck when he Scouts, as the highlight of the again. When Director Dick Thorpe goes back to his alma mater. twentv'-nint annual Boy Scout Ke en the "Tarzan in Exile" location Too bad the Stunt Review had to dedication Day.

was bitten by one. Thorpe scoffed be postponed from last Sunday to Bt tourniquets, cauterizing, and February 12. The muddy track was Dave Eltnan conductor of the ft- I tour obigimu n.t.cast fDDII DOWLINOprutnts Sir CEDRIC NARDWKEIE in Ilia Drama Critic! Award Play Shadows Substance "TheOutitondingPlay Brought to Amlrica." Br PAIR VINCENT CARROLL SARA ALLGOOD JULIE HAVDON T.yrn., Mc In Todiiv to 9.I.IU. Sal. 6.1c In -N (1 (I II SKA I such.

So far he only had a head-, an ngni ior me nurses, out not "Hobby lbby" program, will pre ache! safe for motor cars and cycles. Not'SPrlt Rjchar(1 Kops, New York col will be held at Rockdale Temple at 6:30 o'clock Monday. The meeting, which is sponsored bv the Division of Negro Welfare of the Cincinnati Community Chest, will have for its theme, "Guiding Principles in Interracial Relations" and will assemble approximately 200 persons of different religious and racial groups. Speakers will be Rev. L.

R. Tucker. Columbus, Mrs. Ruth Mougey Worrell, Executive Secretary, Women's Department, Ohio Council of Churches, and Dr. Milton S.

J. Wright of Wilberforce University. Andrew Episcopal Church, will preside and Rabbi Victor E. Reichei will give the invocation. Judson J.

McKim, general secretary, Y. M. C. will introduce the speakers. The committee in charge of the dinner includes Mcsdanves Edward F.

Alexander, Edwin G. Becker, E. R. Davis, Louis I. Egelson, Lillian Jane Withers has twice been that the stunt men called it on i.

ctor of corsets, as his headline I nner left lliza curtsies to some douauers IMzaheintt box office how h'eV Hollywood has coucUcml rhUefUWe, vorrivd getting around that awk-i already bought tickets for the show. 2000 unHr.Mrmmt. version of llernard haw comedy, I'yemn lb. jkm'W 1 Rpv. E.

H. Oxley, rector of St. Rev. E. H.

Oxley, rector of St. ward age. She'll be 13 in April, but I wouldn't miss it for anything, but historically to the time of lion." uliirh opens (il the Shuliert Friday. I'pper rixht: Alan they'll just skip another year and I'm going to say an extra prayer Cleopatra, traces coiset develop-' Marshall and Florence Rice olav the leailmt! role 'in our make her an old high school fresh- the night before that nothing will nient from iron tvnes worn bv in i. i V- i i- i i man of 14 in her next.

happen. Egyptians the whalebone atyle of Umer W' Where is "That Girl from Brook-1 Could It be love between Evelyn tho nineties. Olivia He llavilland and i.eoriie lirenl discuss plans in inus lyn" starring Alice Faye and made Keyes. who plays Sue Ellen in i of the comina to the .41 bee riilav. Lot.

rriuhl: lohn 4 by Gregory Ratoff while Darryl "Gone, and Will Price, coach in Zanuck was in Europe? Could it the same picture? It must have 1 Fred Allen will present Patsy i (lurfield plays in "7 hey Made Me a holdinti over Pcrioni, heavyweight boxer who'. i I CHARMAINE Traveling Road Burlesk. Midnight Show Saturday. miSmim mm wr.v jt ne nn win no noen a nrppyn nnn nnr rnp a err in 1- 1 iu iimiiua won joe ijouis, as'f t. itt Wonder if Lawrence Olivier brought them together, 'cause his "person you didn't expect to Ine Hawaiian girliet hold su ay in llono nieiiioers trie nrst rime no eveijsnes rrom ijeoigia ana ne a rrom meet' on tonight's "Town Hall" at the 1 alace Plumley, Vermont, was chosen to be responsbile for Republican votes visited in Hollywood? Twas with Mississippi.

broadcast at 9 o'clock over WLW his old pal. Bob Ne in. They1 Spencer Tracy thought night- NBC, MOTION PICTURE DIRECTORY. in Eastern States, James Wolfen lived in a shack at Santa Monica, riders were visiting his ranch, so Bob pawned everything but his with pistol hand, he went 'out Burton W.h, director JAUT0 UNION TO VOTE, Irdecidobv a l-fford'Cl-oTe'o" tZT, pwm "PclaPCI a lfHii nnum oie 01 West, and Jesse P. Wolcott, iaii.

ana wr.cn mvnea to a party, to investigate. Ana caugnt a 101 safety and engineering of the And PHiieht lot i 41 lb MAKllN'S rKUrUSALr entirc fiuiiea 111s pocKCts wnn sandwiches. of high school kids making a tele Michigan, to look after the Western votes. CINCINNATI'S MY NEXT SPOT! American Automobile Association, will speak on the WCKY "Save a Life" program at 6:30 o'clock MA I' FA C.T I It It's IXTRODUCTORY OFFKIV Detroit, February 7 (AP) Martin proposed tonight that a Miami, February 7 CAP) The American Federation of Labor considered today revival of the dormant Pan-American Federation of Labor to counteract Nazi-Fascist doctrines in South America, a step SAT. ONLY 10 A.

M. TO 6 P. WEALTHY BREWER DIES. Rumson, N. February 7 (AP) Christian W.

Feigenspan, 62 years old, wealthy New Jersey brewer which might add international THIS COUPON VALUABLE TOWARD THIS RING PURCHASE Paul Whiteman's orchestra will referendum of the United Automo-be playing at the coronation bail bile Workers' membership be taken of Tampa's brilliant five-day Gas-t0 decide the dispute between him-parilla Festival when it is heaid self and his Congress of Industrial through WKRC at 8 o'clock tonight. Organizations-supported opponents Whiteman will play musical tribute: for control of the union. flavor to the CIO-A. F. of L.

feud. sportsman, died today. He had 14-KT. GOLD been ill three months. In the REPUBLICAN AIDS NAMED.

14 years of national prohibition! TTi-ii irniisno wntrl nnf nnfmH ih'i At present, two conventions of to lampa by piesenting Morton Gould's composition, "Tropical." the I AW are planned, one in De- Washington February 7-HNS) off of thp o. 59 This Coupon anil Only troit March 4 by the Martin faction, I- In a move to speed mobilization (Pride of Newark) electric sign Milton Bacon, WCKY commenta and one in Cleveland March 27 by of party strength on decisive votes, atop the C. W. Feigenspan Brew tor or -Apples With Salt" program, jihe CIO me i. iu win gpeaK before the Norwood Women's Club at 2:30 o'clock today on "The Voice of Nature." group.

Keprescntative Harry L. Company plant in Newark. Martin proposed that, if dunl con-'bright, California, Republican party He was President of the company ventions are held, "the final deci-'whip, today picked three assistant founded by his father, also Chris-sion upon the officers, policies, and hips. Representatives Charles A. Uian Feigenspan, who died in 1899.

Styles for Men, (linen and Children WEDNESDAY RADIO PROGRAM EASTERN STANDARD T1MK. (OC.B.S., (M) MUTUAL, (R) RECORDS. THIS IS THE FUNNIEST. WITTIEST. SMARTEST PICTURE EVER MADE WROTE IT MYSELF! is not a costume it is not about Greek Mythology; it is not a jungle picture, and it is definitely not about a GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S PYGMALION starring LESLIE HOWARD it a down-to-earth romantic comedy o( a handsome bachelor who moldt a guttersnipe into a duchess fo win a wager and wmds losing to love.

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LIMIT TWO TO A t'Ol'I'OV FOUNTAIN Drug Store 111 FAST FIFTH ST. Opposite fust Office Jack Tait. student at tho Cincinnati College of Music, will bp soloi. i with the College Symphony in its broadcast over WSAI for iho Mutual network at o'clock tonight, lie will he hi nd in the Sam'-Saens cone, 'i hi i juano and oichestra in iiiinoi, Joan Elondell will be guest star in the original radio drama, "Page Five, Column Two," by Ashmead Scott, as one of the highlights of "Star Theater" on CBS-WKRC at 9 o'clock tonight Ken Murray again will be master of ceremonies. TELEVISION NOT PRACTICAL For Five Years, NBC Head Tells Forum Luncheon.

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