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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1940 SHE DANCES 'Boom Town' 'SEA HAWK' IS COMING 'Wyoming' Due Here CUPID TAKES PART IN ACT AT FOLIES BBMiRRfl'IYiiWIfllii iiaja'iltByariiMfcaaTRMyriiRBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl f. If ft 'Sea Hawk' Next Feature At Roxie Flynn Plays Part Of Daring Captain; Statts Tomorrow New Sunday Record Set At the Fair 127.059 Persons Visit Treasure Island, 4000 Above Opening Day A new Sunday attendance record If Thursday 'Lucky Partners' In Final Days At Paramount Director Lewis. Milestone carries a pretty high rating in Hollywood. As the man who brought In such outstanding hits as "All Quiet on the Western Front," "Of Mice and Men," Front Page" and a host of others he is generally accorded the utmost deference. "Wyoming." starring Wallace Beery and Marjorie Main, is due for the Paramount screen Thurs rinv.

Durirtc 'he filming of RKO RadioV "Lucky Partners," now showing a (tie Paramount, romantic co-starring Donald Colrhan anr1 Ginger Rogers, Milestone found out. however, that democratic Hollywood is no respecter of persons when a good gag can be pulled. Milestone hailed the electrician. "Say," he shouted, ribbing the workman, "I can't see why a big scent like this has to be held ur boufmse of one little light! The electrician snapped the spo'. shut, leaned over.

"Mr. Milestone," he shot back "that's just why you'll never be anything in this business but a director!" Film Actors' Guild Headed by Arnold HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 16 () Ed ward Arnold was elected president of the Screen Actors' Guild last night to succeed Ralph Morgan. Other officers named wert: George Murphy, first vice-president; Paul Harvey, second vice-president: Wal ter Abel, third vice-president; Lu-cile Gleason, recording secretary, and Porter Hall, treasurer. The following were named to the board of directors: Heather Angel, Lucile Gleason, Roy Gordon, Russell Hicks, Tim Holt, Boris Karloff, Claude King, Noel Madison, Ralph Morgan, Robert Strange and Nydla Westman.

A husky young man standing six feet plus and weighing around 185 tossed a little 93-pound blonde girl around for seven consecutive years in an adagio act which held no peers. rl Then he married the That was one year ago. and he's still tossing her, catching her wTlh never a mishap. The couDle are Rita and Rav Box- den of the Borden Trio of Clifford C. Fischer's New Folies Bergere at Treasure Island.

Jack Yarbrough and Paul Taggart round out the tossing and catching end of the trio which has thrown Rita around all these years without once dropping her, although each of the giant men are frank to admit there have boon times they've bobbled their catches somewhat. New Bill at Campus Thursday "Peg of Old Drtiry," comedv drama with Anna Neagle in the lead ing role, is the film which William E. Chamberlain presents for its first Eastbay showing at the Campus Theater in Berkeley Thursday to Saturday. Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn co-star in "Sylvia Scarlett," the companion film. "Peg of Old Drury," new British film, is the story of Peg Woffington's romantic rise from obscurity to fame and tells of her well known love affair with David Garrick.

Great attention was given the creation of an eighteenth century atmosphere. and to the faithful reconstruction of the London of that period. Cary Grant, dynamic star of such films as "His Girl Friday," and "My Favbrite Wife," and Katharine Hep burn, whose Broadway "Philadel phia Story" has been a smash sue cess, are united in "Sylvia which Is described as a romantic adventure story. Footprints Taken Hugh Herbert has footprints of his closet friends in cement on the floor of the swimming pool recently can structed at his San Jernando Valley ranch home. EM2H TOMORROW nrSVTSl BETTE AVIS I WWA rtl L-gML? 1 CHAS.

BOYER I liIililltliriTilil 1 I 1 ll 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 "All THK iwn I (lltMllrj 1 HtAVtN, I Gets Mother Holdover Film Is Big Box Office Attraction -At Fox Oakland The biggest and most pretentious entertainment that has com out of Hollywood for gome time "Booro The new Capitol- offering snoois tne worKs. It has proved such a box-office" attraction at the Fox-Oakland, par ticularly yesterday, that the management decided to give it an indefinite run. There are so many stars in the that they stumble overreach other. There is to much spectacle the tale of wildcat oil opsratorc, who become tycoons only to find have lose touch with the biding values in living, that only the most blase film goer could- fail to be impressed by it. High-finance melodrama, a couple of romantic triangles, western high jinks, a wee child and courtroom speeches a'oout individual enterprise constitute the various come-ons of the production.

While will make it vastly popular, I that they have resulted in a c. ambled and inept motion picture. Production The newest Pete Smith short high lights the stroboscope, latest Invention in speed photography. I TV 3ShowTod 3. 7.

9 Thousand w.r.. CMItfrm 7C Alwayi PARKWAY r.ec -a Laurence OLIVIER Joan FONTAINE CAVALCADE Or ACADEMY AWARDS "Rebecca" will be Bhown't ffiOO ii 10:18 E. 14th th Ave. VJinrValAWn "BROTHER ORCHID" Edward O. ROBINSON ft Ann SOTHERN H-A-F-A-R-l" with Madeleine Carroll PP 23rd Ave.

E. 15th rnlilUb "F-O-U-R S-O-N-S" DON AMECHE tc MARY BETH HUGHES 'ISLAXD OF DOOMED MEN'-Feter Lorre DTTTrM I San Pablo near University IUYWJU1 JIANETTE MaeDONALD Nelion IDDV I WAS AN ADVENTURESS' with Eorlne. ODTriT Adeline at Alcatrax VJIU "THE MORTAL STORM" Jamea STEWART Mamaret 8ULLAVAN CHARLIE CHAN'S MURDF.B CKUISf." par hpf san leandro rftliAVyCi "BROTHER ORCHID" Edward O. ROBINSON fc Ann SOTHERN "S-A-r-A-R-I" with Madeleine Carroll an. i vv ruiu henry fonda "RETURN Or FRANK JAMES" "OIR1, FROM AVENUE WUhen PBCSTMOMT Foothill Blvd at 74th L.ru3 I'lVyll I IRENE DUNNE Cary Grant in "MY FAVORITE WIFE" "FOUR SONS" with DON AMECHF Merch ot EAST INDIES" GRAND LAKE bSS: RONALD COLMAN In Frank Capra't "THE LOST HORIZON" Alia Irene Dunne and Cary Orant la "THE AWFUL TRUTH" I 1 1 at PIEDMONTp'n Jeanatte MaeDONALD In "NEW MOON" oiua uanuoe Waits, Added Attraction FT RPY San Pablo Ave.

nr. 35th "THE FIOHTINO BOTH" JAMES CAONEY and GEORGE BRENT "LOVE IS NEWS" with Leretta Yeun Queen Elliakath DINNEEWABB TcniU RIB TO Telenhane HI ate 9800 Wn-W "MARINES FLY HIGH" RICHARD DIX and LUCILLE BALL "VllUia Barn Cromwell Fox SENATOR lVr Ann Sothern In "GOLD RUSH MAISIE" Brenda Joyce-Walter Brennan-John Payne In "MAHYLAND" In Glorious Technicolor HOPKINS Hookina at Hath Avc-nue "BROTHER ORCHID" Edward O. ROBINSON Ann SOTHERN These Were The Daya with William Holder AT BlUTPrtB AL ameda 4742-474J ftJUXVAUCOJA "TURNABOUT" CAROLE LANDIS JOHN HUBBARD "THE GREAT Donlevy CTPHMri Perk otn. Alameda Ave. OLD MISSOURI" WEAVER BROTHERS and ELVIRY 'GIRLS OF THE ROAD' with Helen Mack r'AMDTTQ Bancroft at Teleiaph starts thupsday 1ST-EA3TBAV Shwln-ANNA NEAGLE PEO Or OLD Also Cary Orant A Katharine Hepburn In "SYLVIA SCARLETT" RPP17PT PV Shattuck at Chanm.

OXjfllVrililTl RANDOLPH SCOTT KayFrancl-WHEN THE DALTONS Rome "BLOND1B HAS SFFVAVT TROl'i ll" CAUFORNIA TW incahi fr.nS" frnm 1 A A -In WALTER BRENNAN FAY CAWlia BRENDA JOYCE rnd JOHN PAYfi Anh In "flOI.D Runt -j FOX Telpnhn 4 VIMtam FOH'MX-i 1- I LOVE TO At-' Riilr I.ee In The next attraction due tomorrow at the Roxie Theater will be "The Sea Errol Flynn's newest assignment to cinematic adventure, In Which he is seen as the daring captain of a buccaneer ship. His lovely new leading lady In the picture is Brenda Marshall, and Flora Robson, Alan Hale, Claude Rains and William Lundigan are prominent in the supporting cast of thousands. Rife with dramatic incidents, "The Sea Hawk" is a thrilling saga of the seven seas, with Flynn as Geoff ry Thorpe, most feared of the privateers of Queen Elizabeth's dav. In order to swell the treasury of their country and satisfy their own lunt for adventure, Thorpe and other "sea hawks" of the day would sail the seas hunting for enemy ships to loot and plunder. Bette Davis and Charles Boyer in "All This and Heaven, Too," with Barbara O'Neil and Jeffrey Lynn heading the supporting cast will have its showing tonight.

"Meet People Closes Saturday "Doubling in brass" is a common expression in the theater but the versatility of the talented young players in "Meet the People" goes beyond a mere doubling or tripling. In the hit musical revue which originated in Hollywood last Christmas night and is now in its eighth week at the Geary, each member of the cast is definitely recognized as a talented singer, dancer and actor or actress. With but one hour's notice, Norman Lawrence rehearsed three of Jack Boyle's starring scenes and though it literally "ran him ragged" he gave stellar performance in helping out his fellow player. In Tatti's roles Dorothy Roberts and Peggy Ryan stepped in to fill the breach and so another performance of "Meet the People" was successfully completed and San Francisco audiences again commented most favorably on the talent of the young stars who deserted films for the stage. "Meet the People" closes its San Francisco engagement Saturday and heads for Chicago.

Lodges Will Hold Monthly Meeting The Bi-County Association of the Royal Neighbors of America will hold their monthly meeting at the lodge rooms of Oakland Camp in Odd Fellows' Temple. 11th and Franklin Streets, Friday. Plans for the annual meeting of the order, to be held in the Pacific Building October lfi, will be completed. Lois Brown, president of Berkeley Camp, has appointed the following committees to handle the annual meeting: Flowers, Pacific Camp; din-1 ner arrangements. Oakland Camp: table favors.

Richmond Camp; hall decorations, Victory Camp; programs. Hayward Camp; escort team. Berkeley Camp. Stat ejSu per visor Hamill. District Deputy I.

Wallen and E. Ridley, deputy of San Francisco, will be honored guests Sales Executive To Address Club Whether or not free enterprise is worth preserving, will be discussed by Hugo A. Bedau, vice-president nf the National Federation of Sales Executives, at tomorrow's luncheon meeting nf the Advertising and Sales Club at Hotel Oakland. "Salesmanship and Felling, with its incentive to individual and per-ponal achievements, its opportunities and ability to create new wants and desires, to open new avenues of thought, assist customers to satisfy personal desires and ambitions, to give all mankind self expression. These are the very essence of free enterprise." Bedeau said today.

Guests of honor will be Russell Knowland, Morris' Penter and Phil Lasky. Townsend Notes The- business meeting of Berkeley Townsend Club No. 4 will take place on Tuesday night at 2419 Haste -Street. Members of Good Hope Club No. 43, will engage in an open forum tomorrow night at 840 20th Street, tntertainment will follow the discussion.

Piedmont Club, No. 24.. meets Tuesday night at 4029 Haste Street. A whist party at tho Townsend Town Hall, 1328 Fruitv.ile Avenue is planned for tomorrow night by Allendale Townsend Club. An announcement of Clay Club.

No. 16, promises many interesting features at the Tuesdav night meeting In Sciots' Hall, 529 12th Street. King of the Lumberjacks And Pnl-yc-Vew Plus Mats. Only Chap, 3 Barry In ADVENTURES OF RP.D RYDER Starts Tomorrow THE PARK COMMAND and FREE. BLONDE AND II was set at the Golden Gate International Exposition yesterday.

A total of 127,059 persons visited Treasure Island, making a throng exceeded only by the July 4 crowd of 130,641. The attendance was nearly 4000 above that of opening day. The Sunday crowd brought the total attendance to date to 5,442,570 and officials were certain that they would achieve their goal of six mil lion persons before ciosing day September 29. SAN FRANCISCO DAY San Francisco Day was one rea son for the big crowd yesterday. More than half a dozen qther spe cial programs provided other rea sons.

There will be special programs to morrow, as there were today, as a part of California Music Festival Week at the Fair. Speedy demolition of buildings on Treasure Island alter the Exposition closes was urged by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce to clear the way for development of the city's new municipal airport. Simultaneously, General Manager W. W. Monohan named H.

C. Bot- torff assistant general manager to direct demolition and liquidation of the company's affairs. TIME ELEMENT VITAL Chairman Edward V. Mills of the chamber's special airport committee, wrote E. G.

Cahill, San Francisco public utilities manager, that the time element involved in demolition work and prompt provision for permanent roadways was of "vital importance to progress of the airport program." He pointed out that Government aid in construction of the municipal airport is anticipated if work is started before February, 1941. Under these circumstances, he said, haste in demolition is essential. It was understood between contractors and the utilities commission that a period of 90 days between October 1 and January 1 will be permitted for preparations by contractors, another six months for actual demolition, and possibly another six-month period if needed. Safety Commission To Hear Lecture BERKELEY. Sept.

18. Robert Reed, member of the Oakland Po lice Department, will speak before the Berkeley Traffic Safety Commis sion at 6:30 p.m. today at Drake's Restaurant, discussing selective (raining of policemen. Safety edu cation plans will also be discussed Dr. Shrrell W.

Hall, president of the commission, will appoint delegates to the Western Safety Conference to be held at Phoenix, Ariz October 14-18. Chairman Emery Stone will discuss plans for the commission's Fall membership, scheduled for September 23 to October 15. LMAN K0GERS iili.l.M.t SMIIIM VIN0T0K'JCKI0N etetuA Lorrui.MitT mvinnmt 1VEW MARCH OF TIME' "GATEWAYS TO PANAMA" ORPH Georje Mnrphy-Brend I Joyce-M I a After IR a 1 Bellamy-Chas. Ruggles Elaa Maxwell GIRL FROM COD'S COUNTRY rau-fln: nil 3ai 4 Bar MHUnd Patricia Morlr.on 4 "UNTAMED" Carole LandU Victor Matur 4 "One Million B. ICarnIt lANDI.Aalh MENJOU 'TURNABOUT' Alao BRIAN DONLEVT In 'THE GREAT McGINTY JOAN BENNETT FRANCIS LEOERER 'THE MAN I MARRIED' AIM BILLY LEE In "THE BISCUIT EATER" wa.

CMIOU LOMBARD -ifT 4-? 1 mm "prceTriliiImfrmilMON 40a to 1 IWle 6 65c Nltei I 0 EJ4M. irrnrm mm. Joyce Ritchie, who appeara in the entertainmcnt-bei staged at the Rancho San Pablo in Cerrito. Writers' Club Will Hear Talk on Indians Another literary program will b-. held at 4 p.m.

tomorrow in the Hos tess Building at the Exposition un der the sponsorship of the California Writers' Club. be Dr. S. H. Bab- ington, "A Pow-Wow With the Picturesque Indians of the Painted Desert," and S.

A. Barrett, director of Indian exhibits at the Fair, "Reminiscences on the Hopi Indians." Alia DENNIS KOr.UAN In 'TEAR GAS SQUAD" DITrtT Foothill Blvd. Ii Seminary ftl 'THB MORTAL iTORM Jam STEWART MarraratSULLAVAN "CAPTAIK J8LA. tAiO.W Coburn PWTMPQ Collate at Shaffer VnU'Ujd Mtckr EnontT JudyCarlnnd "ANDV HARDY MEETS DEBUTANTE" will be ihown once Only at 8:45 o'clock alto ARE TOUNO" with iana lurner, niaria oniani iiiiu-iuito ALL VOLUMES DICTIONARY All Vol" STANDARD ENCVCLOPEPIA TVMrMVITi Fruitvale Ave. HoDklni LUVlVlNlMlekyRoiieyJudyGarlanr; 'ANDY HARDY MEETS DEBUTANTE" WE WHO ARE YOUNG' With LanaTurnelr PBTRPflY Foothill Blvd ft Fairfax AUirnA IN TECHNICOLOR UNTAMED" with RAY MILLAND and Patricia Morlson.

starts also "SPOBTINO BLOOD" With Robert Young, once only at :45 o'clocjc FRUITVALE BRENDA JOYCE and JOHN PAYNE BAILOR'S LAPY with Nancy Kelly Laurence OLIVIER Joan FONTAINE CAVALCADE Or ACADFMY AWARDS 3E iaj ALBANY Solano at Ban Pablo MY SON. MY SON" Brian AHERNE 4c Madeleine CARROLL you can't rooi four Ball i taw 3Ki.ii tnj i fFBPTTrt' Fblo at Falrmoumt VsfenXMilS "LILLIAN RUSSELL" Alice FAYE-Don AMECKE-Henry FONDA "CAROLINA MOON" with Gene AUTRY RTT7 x't lath St. it 7th Ave. "ROAD TO SINGAPORE" Rlnr Hnni.n,alhH BRITISH INTtlLI K.N'C'E-Pnr Is KarlofI FOOTHILL ffiXSS 'f v-pon AMECHE-Hanrr FONDA Walt Disnty's "PINOCCHIO" -nuutv 1NI1.HT VOLUMBg rRrnrirasrmM ALLENDALE "VSSR neison cuui jaanette MaeDONALD OIRL IN S18" with FLORENCE RICE "Wall Street Activities by Oeerie Hufhee Every Day In The Tribune Z3 TOWPP Telearanh Ave. at Clareniom 1 Cn hor tnoa ka J300 Laurence OLIVIER tc Joan FONTAINE R-E-B-E-C-C-A "i cbarfea Coburn Beulah Bond! In 'CAPTAIN IS A LADY'.

BTfRPT Hookina near 38lh Avenue UnWattli "WATERLOO BRIDOF." VIVIEN LEIGH and ROBERT TAYLOR "PHANTOM BAIDKRS'-Walter Pidgeon VlnTTP Telephone AL amcda 391:0 WVjrUti "THE MAN I MARRIED" Jonn BENNETT and Frencla LEDERER THE BincuiT EATER" with Billy Lee EXTHA! LATEST WAR NEWS! NEPTUNE -i?" Jeanette MaeDONALD ft Nelson EDDY 'BROTHER ORCHID' with E.O.Robinson IIn1trf ApHta Shattuck-Bancrott RHYTHM ON THE BINO CROSBY and MARY MARTIN SCATTERBRAIN" with Judy CANOVA POY IT i Univerelty Shattuck UA w.nr.cr Leu rence OUVDIR Joan FONTAINE "Rebecca" shown once only at 1:30 'SANDY IS A LADr-Baby Sandy-Mheha aneri aiso rirtivx tumuh BAND ACT OAKS Solano at The Alameda JK-ANRTT Unnviin NELSON EDDY In "NEW MOON" -i-f with Cf BTP 'Telephone Richmond JACK BENNY-ROCH1ftTER "BUCK SUNNY linn Annu'i 'Free. Blonde I mm ViwiK Above are pictured Errol Flynn play leads in "The Sea Hawk" FAIR PROGRAM TODAY 11 n.m. lo 8 p.in. Free lectures at Arniv and Kiivv Exhibits. Federal 12 Noun tn it p.

in Exhibition. Krre. Chinese Villain. tn 8 p.m. Frei-.

olnr movies nf 1'enlral Vnlley Project. Hall of estern States. 2 p.m. Ire Frolics ''Rhvthni on lee." 7 m. Guide tour, "Peoples of the, Pacific.

PlO'ihe HnilEe. 7 pin. Free educational film, "Kindergarlen to San Francisco Bide. 7 ftlld II it. Hilly Pose's Aquacade.

7 and 0 p. Folies Hr i Kere, Cal-iforni HAuditoriuni. 7 and p.m. Personal appearance, fieorce Nlckson, tenor: Jlalt of Electricity and Communications. 7 to 12 tn.

Janitorial Employees rla nee. Fesi i al Hall. p.i.i -Three early Charlie Chaplin inineilies. Free. Palace of Fine Alts.

7 ::0 and i America' ax-aba, le ol a Nift ion in S-icn if jc Biblical Sermons from Science. Bide. in -Ralph Murray and his concert, Federal Plaza. p. Concert, Hnsiness Salon Orchestra, Armond Leport directing.

Recreation HMsr. p.m. Cinfia contest. 8 and lfi mm. films.

Pacific House. Sit ni Salb Cuppets. Hall of Western Slates. Also 4 m. p.m.

Spectacular searchlight display. Sift in Fairyland Moonlight Fantasy. Cm-i nf Honor. p.m. -Free firework din-play.

Sports Field. lcc.in p. in. Pirate's Treasure nifcht. Cayway.

tayway open until 2 a m. TOIIOIIHOW fl a m. Treasure Island open. in am. Exhibit huil.lii.Kn open.

in a.m. tn in In Action, with tiier. Itteia and other artists, Palace of Fine Arts. 1(1 in WeekU garden tour, starts from San Francisco Building rot nda in a in. to in in.

Pantheon de la Cuerre Id am- National Oarilen Show open. 11 a.m. t-. in Free films, "Terns. "Land of Liberty" and 10 other liens, documentary and scientific slioris.

Federal Hecreatton Then nr. II a.m. to 8 p.m. Free lectures at S. Army and Navy exhibits.

Fed-, era I Bullcllns. 11 am. to 8 p.m. Moulder Dam in Action. Federal Puildtng.

1 1 fl a.m. and 2 and p.m. Free, art lectures. Palace, of Fine Arts. noon P.

it rn Exhibition, free, Chinese Village. 12 nnnn I losless House open. 12 and p.m. New Thrill Aerie I 'Shew, free, Open Air Theater. 1 tn.

Free mnvte. shorts, "Declaration of Independence." and "The Rill of PuBhts," Tempi of Religion, at 2 and .1 p.m. 1 and 4 p.m. Free (ports movies, California Recreation Building. 1:80 11 m.

California Music Fes tival program: Western Women' Band. Exposition Concert Band, Combined Federated Women' Chora! Croup, 17T. voice: Symphony of r.nvcllness; Federal Plaza. 1T.0 to 8 p.m. Free, color movie of Centr.it Vnlley Project, Hall of Western Slates.

1 3 pm Coast Onard demonstration, rear of Federal Build-ins. 2 p.m. Salicl' Puppets, Hall of Wertern States; also 4:3 and ni. 2 p.m. Ice Frolics; also 4:30, 7:30 and fi p.m.

2 p.m. tour, "Exploring the Pacific." Pacific House: also 4:30 and 7 pm. 2 to pm (Guatemala Marimba Hand free concert, Internationa' Court. 2 tn. Free educational film.

indf 1 irarlen to College," San Feci linilding; at 4 and. 7 tn. LAST DAI CLARK GABLE "STRANGE CARGO" ALSO "SHOOTING HIGH" OENF JANE AUTBV WITHERS VITF POPr-VE TED ii AAA CARTOON AtDRel XIIM NEWS TODAY AT 3, 7 and 9 P.M. 1941 nsssr FOLIES -A DERCERE TICKET SAll ftCSEftVID MAT tRiCES Gcfttrol ioh. including ta, 83a Reserved SH an Sale Regular Son tranche nd Oakland Agcncin.

ALDRKt I I It I jl. vrm of and Brenda Marshall, who film due at Roxie tomorrow. HOUR-BY-HOUR 2:311 p.m. Three early Charlie Chaplin comedies, free, Palace of Fine Aits; also at 7 p.m. .1 111 the Clown Show, free.

Court of Honor. 3 p.m. Hilly Coses Ayuacade; also at 7 and 9 111. 3 p.m. Folies Pcigere.

California Auditorium. Also at 7 and 9 p.m. p.m. --America! Cavalcade of a Nation. Also at 7:30 and p.m.

3 p.m. Free conducted tour of Indlun Exhibit. Federal HuMcling. 3 p.m. Scientific Hiblieal dem onstrations.

Sermons from Science Buildlnrr. Also fi and 8 p.m. 3 :0 to fi.30 p.m. Braill Pavilion irehest m. 4 Personal appearance, Ira rtlue.

radio actor. Hall of Electricity and ions. 4 111. Eiterary talks, ausntcee California Writers C'luh. Speaker! pi.

b. it. tinrntiKton and s. A. Barrett.

Host ess Mntp e. i p.m. China Clipper depart for Orient. Port of Trade Winds. 4:30 p.m.- Pan.

I concert, retreat ceremony, Treasure Island Comnany, U.S. Army, and 1 1. i mental Band, 30th Infantry. Federal plaza. 4:30 to p.

in Exposition Band Concert. Festival i all. p.m. -Free concert. Thenlene Pnhlsnn and Douglas Thompson.

Denmark Pavilion. 7 p.m. Dinner, State Association Personnel Directors. Administration Building'. 8 p.

111. California Music Festival program' Exposition Con. et 1. Banij, Frank San Francisco Municipal Chorus: Concert Orchestra; Community Singing Federal Plaza. 8 p.ru.

Free color film, "California neat ion," Dr. Dunne, commentator. Pacific House, S'3n in. Spectacular searchlight display. Fairyland ant.isv.

1 oiirt of Honor. 10. .10 pin. Free fireworks dla-play. Spoils Field.

fiayway open until 2 a.m. Tibbett Silenced By Larynx Trouble NEW YORK. Sept. 16. (T) -Law-rence- Tibbrlt, noted metropolitan opcha baritone, must not sing for four months because nf stat ni high tension in tbe muscles of his larynx.

As a result, his mmiaiair an. nounced last night, Tibbett has been torced to cancel his entire Fall concert and opera tour. David Niven Will Wed English Girl LONDON, Sept. The forthcoming marriage of David Niven, British film star, to Miss Primula Rollo, daughter of Flight Lieut William Rollo and Lady Kathleen Rollo, was announced todav. Picture of the Week "LUCKY PARTNERS" Till! PI.AVKRS Iti.naM tlinirr Ropr.

Spring Ryinffton, Harry Davenport, fVcllia Loftuni. J.uHle Olnanon, Hush OT'ontiell. Walter Klnm-fnrit. Stnrv hv Sacha Gultry. Directed bv Lewis Milestone Producer! by rtKO-Rnillo.

Paramount Theater Hits Fun Jack-Pot with "Lucky Partners" By WESTY Whether you have an 'inferiority complex and blush to the roots of yur teeth every time a plumber finds you in a bath tub, "Lucky Partners'1 will give you a new slant on life and the hilarious lowdown on a guy and a gai who went on a honeymoon, but didn't get married until it wag all over. That's it! And we're not kidding, either! We might give you some more blushing details, but we won't! Take our advice, sea it. and come out singing, "Aren't We Having Fun?" And here is a friendly tip. Leave Aunt Elsie with "Anthony Adverse" and send the kids to see Gene Autrey. CLOSED EVERY MONDAY UJE-OPENS TOMORROW ENTIRE NEW SHOW fMtV rV rix fff WARNER BROS.

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