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OAKLAND TRIBUNE. SATURDAY JULY 19, 1941 REMOVAL U.S. ENVOYS POINTS GRAVE DANGER TO MOSCOW OF ATTENDING THE OPENING OF TELENEWS THEATER lnr.fi War Parley Over BuiiwHiiwiiiijw'jujuymjuyUT 1 1 r'n H'" I I '1-1 V' A RUSSIAN TROOPS DIG IN, THEN CHARGE WITH BAYONETS Return to Trench Warfare Reported; Big Reserve Army Behind Lines, Claim French Colony jV ir 8 ft I U.S; Plane Exports Drop Worth Of Aircraft Sent Abroad in May s-VMlJ Ul I Foreseen by-News Analyst Women, Children. Moy Be Evacuated From Somalifand VICHY, July 19. (JPh The French Continued from Page 1 mention of the- operations before If Hitler Conquers RussiaBritish Will Kiev and in Bessarabia.

WASHINGTON, July 19. (AH 000 strong is waiting behind-Mpscow, presumably ready to be thrown forward at the critical moment) SJeventy-one German planes were declared to have been destroyed in have begun parleys with the British The Government newspaper Iz- The United State shipped abroad 511 planes valued at $40,742,631 during May, a decline of 60 craft and vestia said Russian troops were re over evacuation or women ana children from French Somaliland, Have to Invade Reich Br DEWITT MACKENZIE the last three days. sorting to trench warfare, digging individual foxholes where the soldiers waited out the storm of Ger it was learned today, indicating Destruction of five oil barges and two transports, in a river of fire When Red bombers attacked a con The Trlbane Special News Service hope virtually has -been given up that the outpost of France's empire man shell and mortar firevand dive bombers and then turned loose ma-ehine-gun and automatic arms lire voy on the lower Danube also was The news most significant of the trend In the battle along the Rus would be able to hold out-against reported. British and Free-French blockade, when the; infantry advanced. When (British headquarters at Cairo re (Big refineries in Rumania's Ploesti oil fields, and tanks con sian front Is that part of the sonnel of the American embassy $6,335,274.

in value from April, the" Commerce Department reported to day. The department no longer discloses the destination of exported but presumably most oi thenf went to. Englahd, with the. balance gojng to British Empire countries or to China. Only 490 engines worth $2,230,771 were exported in May, a decline the Germans even then were not ported yesterday that an offer had stopped the Red soldiers faced them been made to the French Governor at Jibuti to remove women and has moved from Moscow to Kazan, 450' miles eastward, thus emphasizing the growing danger to the So with the bayonet, it was said.

Izvestia indicated these tactics were designed to slow up the German advance while the People's Army, which Joseph- Stalin has children, from' the colony at. the head of the Gulf of Aden, bordered viet capital, bv British-cactured Eritrea, Ethi taining 20,000 tons of oil have been destroyed by Russian bombers, an authoritative source in Ankara declared.) The Soviet Information Bureau Issued a statement indicating an impending rapprochement with the Polish Government in exile in England. The statement said "the of the Soviet Union extend a nnla and British Somaliland.) 210 units from April. The dolls Value of May engine shipments was" called into being from the rank and That precautionary move fits in with the word from the fighting It was reportea nere inat me sit file of Soviet citizens, is being massed behind the front. line, which continues to sway and the lowest in 1J2 months Mav exnorts of enaine carts and uation at the colony has grown worse daily since June 21 when the bulge constantly swinging deeper (A dispatch from Istanbul, Turkey, Vichy Government said it had re Into Bed territory, threatening to accessories were valued at friendly hand to the fraternal Polish break and pour the Nazi Invaders quoting an Axis diplomat w(ho recently arrived from the Soviet Capital, declared a Russian Army people in the name of a final victory ceived an ultimatum that the colony be bver to General Charles De Gaulle's Free French or be across the plains that lead to los over the common enemy." t-uw.

DEFENSE FIEBCED blockaded. Informed sources said the present Two Ships Frortj U.S. What has happened in this cen narlevs were coinff on through "in Naval Chairman Urges Priorities 488, a decline jof $966,104 from April, but other classifications were higher, Instruments totaled $1,130,020, an increase of $471,471 over April; pro pellers amounted to. $2,036,438, an increase of $157,306, and other parts and accessories totaled $4,574,006. During the first five months e4 this year, exports of aeronautical products amounted $244,847,233) compared with $110,795,802 in th corresponding period of 1940.

Reach Morocco termediaries," but It was not disclosed who they were. United tral sector of the front is that the Germans have forced the powerful natural defense at Smolensk, the CASABLANCA, French Morocco, WASHINGTON, July 19. States diplomatic circles said they gateway to the capital. This defense had not been approached to serve Chairman Vinson (D. Ga.) of the July 19.

0F) The French tanker Sheherazade and French freighter as go-betweens in such discussions. is a strip of land between the Dvina and Dnepr Rivers, The Nazis have exploited this achievement rapidly. House Naval Committee complained today that although the eountry regarded the Navy as its first line of defense, "other things" were driving deep salient into the kus- Nazi-Swiss Trade Nsjrmoutler arrived at Casablanca from the United States today, marking the resumption of trade relations betwen America and French stan front and constantly lnereas. Ing the threat of complete break Parley Concluded In the Red line at this crucial point. given prior call on defense mate vials.

BERN, Switzerland, July 19. (P) North" Africa in accordance with a recent agreement But the Bolshevists still continued Roosevelt Works On Draft Message WASHINGTON, July President Roosevelt vdftt to work today on the message he will send German-Swiss commercial nego to fling themselves against the Ger It was trouble over the Sheher The National policy is that tiations were concluded today, after Drolonged discussions, with the man steel irt a defense which, in view of the Nazi superiority in air nothinfe is more important' than azade, which was seized by the British in May and held at Bermuda building these naval ships," he de nd mechanized land equipment, signing of an agreement extending until the end of 1942 the "'clearing I -i- i i II to Congress next week urging re for several weeks, that temporarily cut the trade route. has been remarkable both for its dared, adding that despite a wide. mbval of the one-year limit for mill arrangement between the two. counr bravery and its strategic direction The tanker unloaded 2000 tons of tary service of National spread belief that the Navy was tries.

LONG WAR LIKELY American oil at Dakar and arrived Guardsmen and reserves. here with 15,000 more tons. The Although the battle isn't decided The message will go up to Capitol as yet. it is clear that the Germans Noirmoutier brought a mixed cargo, including sugar, tea and (Only yesterday the German press launched another of its periodical attacks upon Switzerland, the authoritative commentary Dienst Aus Deutschland asserting that Germany was watching "with growing Hill sometime after Monday. On that day, officials said, the Chief re pressing forward toward their expanding fast his committee had found that scheduled dates could not be met 'without spending an extra $585,000,000.

Vinson did not specify the "other things" but did say he feared there cotton. immediate objectives. However, the. Executive will check the rough draft with War Department and of- nt mmmmmmtmmi i mm tmmMmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmtmmmm- war is still young if the Bolshevists Mist Helen Crlenkovich, San natlonlly known astonishment the not understand' ficialg. Befa Kirn, Communist dont collapse in this first on tlaught.

No appointments were made fox was a defintc threat to the Navy able hesitancy" of Switzerland on the issue of European solidarity shipbuilding program unless prior The impression is growing en Leader, Captured today or tomorrow in order that the President might employ his full against diver was a visitor at the Telenews Theater opening last night. Ellis W. levy, theater chain's coast director, explained the workings of the teletype machine In the lobby. both sides of the Atlantic that Bit' ler is preparing to offer Britain iMI ity ratings were changed to accelerate the flow of supplies to It BERLIN, July 19. (JP) Bela time on the message peace terms if he is successful in At the right John Hassler, Oakland city manager, at the microphone during the dedicatory broadcast.

this invasion, With the Bolshevists conquered, Kun, leader of the 1919 Communist revolt in Hungary In 1919, has been taken prisoner by Ukrainian Nationalists, the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung said today, quoted a Buda Tribune photos. Swedish Arms Train Crashes, Blows Up STOCKHOLM, July 19. A Swedish munitions train exploded today in a head-on collision with ap express train at Krylbo Station north of Stockholm with an initial detona Hitler would fce lord of the entire continent of Bvrope. He would have obtained from Russia many of the supplies, especially the breadstuffs pest report. Kun was active in the Ukraine, 1 1 1 1 infaafi 1 1 i -t ii -Ti 'j- Im i in in ii in in mMMWWUilniAfcMjiiTiL dm i-n ii -iii if -j i.

jinn-inT the report said, and was surprised 1 and oil, which he so badly needs, Crowds at Telenews House He wouldn't have made the Reich by the swift advance of the Germans. He was seized, the report tion heard for miles and a series of self-sufficient, but it's highly prob able that he would have acquired added, as he was about to' take off in a plane. sufficient supplementary supplies to Overflow the Accommodations enable him to feed Europe and maintain his military position In the face of the British blockade, which rr It LA kehurst 2-443H VOGUE Phon LA kchurirt S-733T FRANK CAPIA'S JOWL SHOWS TONITE 'ttsS wtfSSSSBK shell bursts that continued for hours. The munitions train was reported partly made up of German cars. Criminal and explosive experts were dispatched to Kryblo to conduct an investigation.

Transport' of German1 'division, across Sweden from Norway to Finland was reported virtually finished at the end of last week. has been slowly strangling the con- Oaltland threw open its arms last "MEET JOHN DOE" Gary COOPtB St Barbara SXANWrCKa entertainment was left ni inn nouni UTO ran- lftr.fevsftrfan,,,nd the Tolencws Central at Wehtter rtnent. 1 evening and welcomed the Tole- OFFER IS LOGICAL Jnews'thealer; the-Teicnews, on the NEPTUNE Box Office Open 'Til 11 m. JEAb AETHUB SPORTS br ART COHN. Th Jhbunt Sports Editoi- Roht.

CumminBs-DEVIL A MISS JONES started, without any official Intro-diiCtionVZitt "chore of providing i "THE GREAT LIE" with Betto DAVIS Should Hitler reach this height other hand, threw open Its doors and as the greatest conqueror of all found lUieH -Urbie to Contain all of time, what could be more logical WW new type of show for theatergoers, aUM CONTINUOUS PROGRAM the guests seeking admission. Inak Thrills! SonKul BTOSTI r'V Shattuck at Chuilna than that he offer peace to the F03C U.C. "ROAD UljiXlU.JUJUi-1 A TO ZANZIBAR" 'IN THE NAVY" 4. THE SHEPHERD The Telenews plans to operate As a consequence, the area of Allies? The terms, one assumes, BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO 'MR. DYNAMITE" With Lloyd NOLAIf on a continuous basis with shows Vivien lugh Franklin and Fifteenth Street took Bob Hosa-Blnc Crbr-Dorothy Lamonr ADAM HAD 4 SONS with Ingrid Bergman Extra I Disney's Donald Duck 'Fir Chief would contemplate stalemate in which be would be left alone in nr viiRiiiiir- 'M changing every hour.

The re-seat- LAURENCE OLIVIER 1 Uf lilt IIILL3 ZA a domination of the continent 'That Hamilton Woman' ing arrangement gives sufficient leg room between- the rows to permit amounting to outright possession. on a holiday garb and began to look more like the ojd days when Maude Fulton was holding court at what Is now the Telenews, intro 1 CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE DAILY CHARLIE CHAPLIN A JACK OAKIS In "THH GREAT also Marl one Dietrich-Bruce Cabot-MlKbeAae "FLAME OF' NEW ORLEANS" passage of patrons without disturb Such peace would give the Nazi -J "WILL ENGLAND JOHN WAYNE- BETTY FIELD ire Solano at Tha Alameda "THE GREAT LII" Bette- Davis-George Brent-Mary Astor "Great American Faye BLUE RIBBON OVEN SERVICE FREE TO THE LADIES ALL DAY TODAY gun 'Til 5 Continuous both daya 1 to 11 ing Ihttee already seated. News jmr ii chance to consolidate his WE INVADED? cV broadcasts will be made over KLX, CESAR K' Dance Hall' The Tribune station, from the lobby, position in a Europe which already Is in the grip of chaos. He must have this time, for even if he has BOMEKO. ducing new plays and "playing hostess to such selcbrities as Florence Reed, Mrs.

Leslie Carter, Edward There will be a complete change of program each Friday and addi ambitions to conquer the whole BETTE DAVIS United Artists Ph TWlnnaksHOO poeiTivetv-IjAst times todayi MILLION DOLLAR BABY-Priaeilla Lena MerleObcron AFFECTIONATELY YOURS Starts Tomorrow TWO SMAPH HITSl Bob Hope In "CAUGHT IN THE) DRAFT' also WEST POINT WIDOW-Anna Shirlar JAMEB CAGNKX tions made- during the week when world (as many of his opponents fHIWDTTC! Bancroft at Telegraph Wijy.LrUO LAST TIMES TONIGHT FIRST EASTBAY SHOWING-Annabella Sc Lonls Jonvet in "HOTEL in NORD" also Cary GRANT Jean ARTHUR In "ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS" 1 newsworthy items -are received. Everett Horton and Nana Bryant. There Is little resemblance be have been charging) he couldn't 'Bride Came C.O.D.' Levy, who operates the Telenews achieve this in one uninterrupted and "FLIGHT PROM DESTINY" here and in San Francisco, is i sweep. BRITISH TO KEFUSE Jeffrey Lyntt tween the old Fulton and the 'new Telenews beyond the four walls of the outer structure, however. Under the direction of Ellis Levy, the in sociated with a chain of similar theaters in New York, Cleveland and LAST DAT FOX Telephone Richmond SM 'ONE NIGHT fN LISBON" STATE Lord Halifax, British ambassador, Telephone Richmond 2331 CAROLE LOMBARD speaking in San Francisco yester Denver.

News reels are transferred to the" theaters out of the New York and San Francisco headquar Madeleine CARROLL-Fred MacMURRAY Sc "MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF" with BRIAN AHERNE and KAY FRANCIS In AND MRS. SriTU "1 also Vlrrlnla Brace In "INVISIBLE WOMAN" -Deanli MORGAN EE ROGER1 day, declared that there could be no peace with Hitler. The ambassa terior of the theater has been altered by a re'seating arrangement, the walls and ceiling glisten with ters of the newsreel agencies by dor also pointed to the recent state' 5 Dnyi Mtarti Today raUaai KITTY FOYLE new paint, and the lobby has been plane. A popular' priced policy is in effect. ment by British Foreign Secretary Park Blvd.

Ac K. lttti niTr1 Foothill Blvd. it Seminary PARKWAY, turned into a modern museum of ROAD la ZANZIBAR' Eden that there can be no dealings WU "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" Bins Crosbr-Dorothy Lamour-Bofc Hone with Hitlerism. Britain long has news transmission. MAPS IN LOBBY Bln Crosby-Dorothy Lamour-Bob Hoe also "Ellery Queen's Penthonse March of FIGHTS BACK" "Mr.

District U'Keeie ALSO Richard And? taken the attitude that Hitler and Hitlerism must be smashed. College at Shaftei In the lobby are maDS showing ARLEN DEV1NI CHIMES GRANADA East 14th 89th Ave. nnnns nwrv a.aa I WANTED WINGS" rne alternative sucn a peace Uather Pushers tnewar area, clocks giving the time in various countries of the world, Fredrie ENDS OUR NIGHT" would be that Britain and her Al When Pictures Start Esquire "The Bride Came C.O.D." 1:25, 4:25. 7:25, 10:25 p.m.; "Flight From Destiny," 12:05, 3:05, 6:05, 8:05 p.m. I el Fox Oakland "Barnacle Bill," RAY MILLAND-VERONICA LAKE and Brian DONLEVYi once only at 8:45 D.m.

"TOPPESTltETrBNS" with Joan Blondell Sz CardiOLandis, trt Bt 7:00 11:00 aiso -nin liomiNS- with Judy Canova HAL MORRIS A His TALENT PARADE frames of news pictures, a teletvne lies must invade the lion's den and drag Hitler out by main force. That PALACE clattering out tne latest developments in the world's progress, and S.lrd Ave. and East 15th "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" St'NDAT Boom Town Ellery Queen, Detective would be a tremendous task, -hi volving a long war. However, al Bine Crosby-Dorothy Lamour-Bob Hooe EHM3M3I MOUBoaffting station where visi rillWOMH Froltvale Ave. tc Hooklns UlWlVJViU CONTINUOUS SHOW Bette DAVIS 1 In "THE GREAT LIE" "MEET THE Bellamy Mr.

District Attorney-Dennia O'Kecfa tnougn we tsrltisn are luuy pre 12:05, 3:30, 7:00, 10:20 p.m.! "The Get- tors may air their opinions on the passing scene. It Is all pari of the 'The BjdeWnreCroteheg' pared to meet such a situation, they RIVOLI fian Pahlo near UniveTsiry "so vn" mi wrr.BT" Away," 1:85, 5:20, 8:45, 12:00 p.m. new idea in factual entertainment. express the belief that Hitler cannot achieve enr victorr which wOl Fredrie MARCH Maraaret SULLA VAV Met in Bom rSTPrSY Foothill Blvd. Fairfax tUC AA "PENNY SERENADE" J-J-J-LJ- also "SIS HOPKINS" with Judy Canova For "Its' opening bill the telenews bay," 1:05, 3:45, 6:25, 9:10, 11:50 make hint independent of essential IRENE DUNNB and.

CARY GRANT offered a comprehensive survey of "The Bride Wore Cruetches," 12:00 will be shown at 6:00 and o'clock pTJvT Adeline at Alcatraa -VttUl -ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" supplies that normally pass through the blockade. the world situation, culling ita news TOPPER RETURNS" with Joan Blondell "ViVli I. CHARLIE CHAPLIN I Pauletto Goddard-JacK Oakle I noon; 2:35, 5:20, 8:00, 10:40 p.m. Carole Landis, once -only at 8:30 p.m. Blnr Crosby-Dorothy Lamour-Bob Hop "There's Maalo in Joaea Paramounl-'The Shepherd of the AN LJEANDRO clips from all of the major film agencies and adding to 'the news reels proper occasional entertainment items such as a new "Informa FRUITY ALE last 14th Jt 37th Ave.

RAY MILLAND PALACE, Announcing Another JULY 26, 2:30 P. Affltsi fin SnsY at Ptitttttn 1ADY FROM CHEYENNE' Hills, 3.33, .6:01. 12:23 p.m.; "Dcnee Hall," 1:25, 4.33, 7:44, 10:55 p.m. I MmJ I THE SREAT DICTATOR fl 'JjlLiiisaJ I Flame of New Orleans II i I 'amlmmiSr liilaLll eii liM eF r- Veronica Lake In "I WANTED WINGS" Cowboy A Tbe Blende-Mary Beth Hushes Loretta YOUNO Robert PRESTON 'SO ENDS OUR March tion Please" with Wendell Willkie Roxie "That Hamilton Woman," as guest of the "experts" who HAYWARD 5 7 7 Castro In TECHNICOLOR. Mat.

Pricr-rc, Kc, 110, 1.65 1 T.1V, 8:50 p.m. HTtUffSY San Pablo tk Stanford Van 1 VV iV I "THE A WOLF" Edward G. ROBINSON Ida LUPINO THE GREAT MR. NOBOPY-Bddie Alh-rt know everythmg and don't hesitate "BILLY. 'THF KID" with Robert Taylor Lew Ayres-'PEOPLE vs.

PH. KII.D ARB "1 eai, numn. 6L.i6ii to tell it. SALUTE TO OAKLAND And Still They Come! I UlU.MM Mil Twwnwwmn As a special item for the inaugural Italians Send New Unit to Russ Front NEW YORK, July m-f-The Rome radio said today another unit Italian armed forces had left for the Russian war front after a send, eff by Adelchi Serena. Fascist party secretary, and.

General Ugo Cavsl-lero, undersecretary of war and chief of the Italian Army general itaff. First detachment of motorized iroops were reviewed July 3 by Premier Mussolini before their departure to fight alongside Adolf Tonight at :30 RVENINO PRICKS! 3 SpI Wfnlfrlnnd, WA. 011! I Hh.rmn, Clay, H. TX. H58S nd Osllland, HI.

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EVERY NIGHT FOR LIMITED ENGAGEMENT. Levy presented a film "Salute The Nation's Ontatandlasr Dane Orrhratraal Tomorrow IVlte! GRAND LAKE TW.inoaks "BOO Cont. from 1:00 CERRITO Ban Pablo at Falrmount "NICE GIRL" RAT M1LLAND-FRANCES FARMER in Technicolor ft I (17n TTI17- I to Oakland," reviewing the easicay scene, snowing the housing condl' DEANNA DURBIN FRANCHOT TONE "BIDE, KELLY, Stephens LOUIS vs. CONN -FIGHT PICTURES CHARLIE RAY MILLAND and BRIAN DONLEVY "I WANTED WINGS" Feature starts at 2:42 8:43 and 10:44" ALICE FAYE and JACK A I "GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST" Feature starts-at and S02 tions, the factories, the downtown business areas and the playgrounds Om MIIM A Inul Oil and beauty spots of the community. BARNE RITZ In.

the future each week will have East 12th Street at 7th Avenue "C-O-M-R-A-D-E TSja-- Cv-TiiAJkKialXaHaaaOI rr I CLARK GABLE and HEDY LAMARR a news clip of some important local The Klnc of the also "Ellery Queen, Master Detective" -3 PLUS Hitler's leglensa gainst Soviet P-I-E-D-M-O-N-T "EVERY SEAT A LOOE mmm I I lllllalllllllllllHI Saxophone and His Russia, Great Orchestra r3 I. I III II llliA'l'l' 1 Phone FR uitvale 4100 FOOTHILL 4186 Piedmont Ave. Phone PI edmont 2727 AND MISS JONES" Jean Arthur and Charlea Cobum "SOUTH OF SUEZ" with GeorKe Brent TODAY as SUN. Continuous from 1 p.m. event, according to announcement In opening the.

theater, Levy limited his ceremonies to the air and made hi civic gestures in the lobby where Mayor John Slavich and City Manager' Jack Hassler gave the project an official blessing. Inside ESMOND OBRIU 1 -AM 111! I ii'" VtLViilM- I GARY COOPER French Official Named L.DAbUJ IwLvii En JeanArthur-MB DEEDS GOE8 TO TOWN IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT-Clark Gable VICHY, July 19. Pierre Pu- -DOORS OPEN AT 1:45 TONIGHT Tbe Smart riaee te Dance JEAN ARTHUR DEVIL AND MS JONES rneu, secretary or industrial pro- Ban Pablo Ave near 35th oucrion in me vicny Government, ELREY CHEROKEE STRIP" as named today as secretary of Hopkins at 35th Aventnrp 12rH HOPKINS RICH A1TD DIX and VICTOR JORY YOUNG PEOPLEi; with JACK OAKIE 'no ENrrapoiiR State for interior. A I i "an mi 1 Bdwy. YUM UUji si Fredrio.

ARCH Margaret SULLA VAN a liREAT PLANE ROBBERY with Jack Belt .11 wxrs I 9 I II 1 1 1 1 III 1 GL-820Q BETTE DAVIS I III I A-v mwt ruts im Most I 1 1 1 1 1 i RIALTO Telephone HI lata S8O0 NUDISTS GREAT- LIE LAUREL Hopkins near 38th Avenue Cont. Show-James Caaaev JEAN ARTHUR and WILLIAM KOLDEN 'MARCH ON, MABINES'-Dennia Morsau 1 Todar Mfta. Alice Faya-Dea Amtche Carmea Miranda THAT NIGHT IN RIO and Jeaa Artaur-Charlee Cebara DEVIL AND MISS JONES- S1KAWBERRY BLONDE ticerte Brent-Matr Aster nsmz In Technicolor! KOBEKT TAYLOR Dilly, the Kid tmm Olivia deHAVILLAND Rita Hayworth "THIS THING CALLED LOVE" Rosalind RUSSELL gt Melvyn DOUGLAS" CARTOONS and SELECTED SHORTS ALBANY Solano at San Pablo CONTINUOUS! SHOW Carmen Mlranda-THAT NIGHT IM RIO "DEVIL A MISS JONES" Jean Arthui Srlrla Bidntr-Hiiaichr-r Bormrt In WACONS ROLL AT NIGHT 131 -weee On the gcreeat FnExcn FOLLIES ON THE STAGE GET UP A PARTY Midnight Show TONIGHT LADIES WELCOME NO MINORS EASTMONT Local, National and WorlfJ-Wide NEVS- EVENTS Behind-th- Financial -Scene" With Louis H. Schneider in The Tribune DEANNA DURBIN tc FRANCHOT TONE nuu Bl-OISIJIK GOES LATIN-PennySincleton BOYD IE. ILI Frank Capra't ONE HOUR SHOW AY.

at John Doe out CANC comidt -noiDi TW tnoakaUOS jpomrrtl i I 'aft i -SrllTJ 11 "Tmn show extY SPAKSS 6 I fPytWTUB OF CAPT. MARVEL. mints I "iimji Fox SENATOR TOX7lT TelesraDh Ave. atClaremont lJV1 iH j.cir London's ThrUlin COUM CAHTOOM TLUTO'S i timtir 1 Open 12:30 p.m. Sat Sun.

A Eve, 25o Gary or-Br fcr Stanwyck CHARLIE CHAPLIN fn "THE GREAT also Warrea WILLIAM in SEA O. mebiasea Ida Lupine-John Garfield; aim "Ride On, Rasaeve-Mary at. alaahes Pins Tu LONE WOLF TAKES A CgANCr.