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THE BINGHAMTON PRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1938 3fl i romantically Inclined toward 9L MOST PRECIOUS Gable's Wife mmbm-mMPISMIMMMMIM WgffPVtf 'WW i i blonde Carole Lombard, has asked a Los Angeles court to declare valid the property pact by which he has paid his wife J286.000 since their parting In 1935. KOVV-S SMASH HITS Gene Autry Smiley Burnetts The case Is set for trial Dec 1, with a ruling unlikely before Surprised by Divorce Plan "WESTERN JAMBOREE" Margaret Ann Marie Lindsay Sheridan Wilson "BROADWAY MUSKETEERS" "WILD HILL HIOKOK" No. Jan. 1, after which a divorce suit could be filed. CHILDREN mtkWtld Yours of Course Aren't your children too Dmi Thm precious to subject them to cougji syrup which may Deserve a upset their digestions? They ati.

SvrUB deserve Foley's Honey and Wt ruP Tar-the delicious, noa-narco- SPECIALLY tic cough syrup which is spe- r-r-t, colly mtti to children. Ideal Formulated for adults, too. For living for Them? vaUaf alltrina rVnlffhl Tiny Tim to Go on Screen for Young Guests 500 Children From Three Homes Will See 'Christmas Carol' Since California law provides a (I 1 lUijil year's wait between the interlocutory and final divorce decree, Mr. Gable and Miss Lombard would be unable to fulfill be'fore 1940 Says She First Learned NOW 2 HIT FEATURES their friends' prediction of of Move Through Newspapers Tyrone rower Loretta Young Annabella in "SUEZ" Also "THE ROAD TO RESO" helping to hasten loosening of phlegm, and making sufferer from cough Hue to a cold feel so much better, Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup is puperb. At your drURgist, JOc bOo HANDS SMOOTH Hollywood, Dec.

15 (J?) Clark Gable, and his middle-aged wife have been separated three years. ALL WINTER LONG New DUTCH MILL TONIGHT but she 1 surprised, she says, that he Is thinking of asking her for a divorce. Frostilla Hand Lotion for Chapped Hands Keeps Skin Soft, Fresh and "THE MAD MISS MANTOV" Plus "SONS of the LEGION" Starts Friday JANE WITHERS In "ALWAYS IN TROUBLE" Plus a new "GENE AUTRY" After the film star had Indi DIXE AXD DANCE Round and Square Dances Friday and Saturday Mghts Full Course Dinner, 50c Dial Ale Beer on Tap Old Scrooge, Ttny Tim, the Cratchlts ami all the othor beloved characters of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" will flash before BOO Binnhamton children on tho screen of the Strand theatre start-Jnp Friday. Children of Wyoming Conference, St. Mary's and Susquehanna Valley homes will see the Yuletido classic as guests of M.

K. Comer-ford, The BinBharnton Press and Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer, cosponsors cated In a. public statement that Just about everything was ar mi iiiiiiii'iiiiiii ranged for the legal dissolution of his marriage, Mrs. Maria Lang- ham (Jahle went to see her attor ney and announced: ENDS TONIGHT 'It came to me as a complete c. surprise.

I knew nothing about "FIVE OF A KIND" "CAMPUS CONFESSIONS" Florida ViV It until I read it in the papers. 'I have not talked to Mr. Gable Pineapple Lovely Where Others Fad Don't let weathered hands make you mia-erable thia winter. TherVa no need to auffer from skin that ia chapped, rough, dried out and old looking. Just alart now to me Frostllla Fragrant Lotion.

Rub a lew drops on your hands lor a little noes a long ways. Note how easily and quickly it goes Into the akin. How that ufrly dried-out-look disappears. How that raspy feel is smoothed out. Your hands become soft pleasing to the touch winter-weather conditioned.

Frostilla ia so effective because It la made of costlier ingredients. Because it works in easily quickly. Cooling and refreshing all the way. And never sticky. Try Frostilla today.

It's the handy way to loveliness. Keeps that awful charj skin ugliness away. Remember Frostilla. On sale at all drug counters in MA 60 and $1.00 sixes. Travel size at the better 1H stores.

Advertisement. and know nothing about his in Friday and Saturday MARX BROTHERS In "ROOM SERVICE" "CRIME TAKES A HOLIDAY" tentions. Mr. Gable, who Is known to be of the benefit performances. Wyoming Conference and Susquehanna Valley children will attend the 3 o'clock matinee performance tomorrow and St.

Mary's boys and girls will see the 1 o'clock performance Saturday afternoon. After Saturday's show tho guests will sing a Christmas carol. Text and dialogue of the Dickens' story "has been adhered to with fidelity by Hugo Butler who wrote the screen play" according to producers. Reginald Owen plays ENDICOrF, ORANGES 35c peck Grapefruit TERRY KILBURN REGIS ALT) OWEN GOODWILL TOWARD MEN Theme of Christmas as portrayed in Dickens' "The Christmas Carol" which will be presented to boys and girls of three Binghamton children's homes starting Friday at the Strand theatre. Children will be guests of The Binghamton Press, M.

E. Comerford and 1 ENDS TONIGHT Double Bill Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda in "MAD MISS MANTON" Plus Dennis O'Kecfe in "VACATION FROM LOVE" peck 35c CAMlLLOH FRL-SAT. Double Bill Bob Burns in "The Arkansas Traveler" plus Bonlta Granville in "Nancy Drew Detective" The SPIEDI King EVERY SIGHT at the Park View Restaurant Phyllis Brooks Confined Closeups in Hollyivood PFFENHEISERJ 9 Prospect CjC, Vf. (Near Henry) Dial 2-6540 jgS to Bed by Severe Cold Oak mil Avenue, Ertdlcott. N.

Y. Italian Barbwuo Lamb on Spit Savannah line it an economical and comfortable way to reach your Southern destina niiiiiiii.aii Hollywood, Dec 15 (I'lS) Phylll Jam Brooks, actress, was at her home Kbenezer Scrooge, the miser, and Terry Kilburn is Tiny Tim, the crippled child, who softens the old man's hard heart. The tale tells of the harsh old miser's regeneration when shown ChriBtmases of his past, present and future by the ghost of his dead partner and three Christmas epirlls. Dramatio highlights of tho play Include Scrooge's dismissal of his clerk on Christmas Eve; the celebration In the family of the clerk, from whom his dismissal is kept secret; tho encounter of Scrooge with the ghost of his dead partner, which explains that, the chains he wears were forged by his own tin-kindness on earth; Scrooge's glimpse to his boyhood with tho spirit of Christmas l'ast; his flight today, confined to bed with ENDS TONIGHT Double Bill Robert Young, Ruth Hussoy In "RICH MAN, I'OOR GIRL" Plus Donald O'Connor In "SONS OF THE I.EGION" severe cold which she contracted In New York city. Miss Brooks, accompanied by tion retted and refreshed.

Tempting meals, comfortable staterooms, deck sports. Fares Include meals and stateroom accommodation aboard ship to Savannah and transpor talion to destination. FARES FROM NEW YORK 9 On Woy Round Trip SAVANNAH $27.00 $47.00 Jacksonville 32.00 "60.00 St. Augustine 32.94 Davtona Beach 33.12 By Milton Harker (Copvrleht, 1938, by Intematlonil Newt 8rTlrt) ntdlyi(1, Deo. 15 Having terminated their contracts with Warner Brothers by mutual consent, Dick Powell and Joan Blomlell leave Hollywood for a second honeymoon shortly after January 1.

Married two years ago last September, they have never been able to take a vacation together because If one were free the other was working. They'll go first to New York to take In all tho shows and then to Miami, Dlik Informs tills reporter. He finishes Ills last pic nurse, arrived in Jam Angeles yes terday. Her reported fiance, Cary TOXITE OXI.Y "JONES FAMILY" "SAFETY IV NUMBERS" Richard Cromwell "Come on Ix-athernecks" Grant, the actor, had an amdu lance meet Hiss Brooks at th train. Jerome Kern Album STARTING TONIGHT A Movie Quiz Picture Errol Flynn O.

DeHavllland in "FOUR'S A CROWD" with R. Russell Hugh Herbert Also "A Desperate Adventure" over London with the spirit of Of Victor records, now at Weeks Dickinson. Advertisement. Christmas Present, and the grim moment when he uees his own forgotten grave of the future. inton St.

a in' Near Murray with LEO CAIUtILIA Tonlte aftd Friday Don't Pay (Two Mnvlf-tluia Pictures) Plus "ALL QI'IET ON THE WESTERN FRONT" Use PRESS WANT ADS "lABKrKBK Cina-rr Roarcra Fred Antalra "jrVKMI.K COIBT" Panl Kelly Frnnklf Parro Through Your Nose ture for the studio, "The Professor Steps Out," on Saturday. Joan won't bo finished with liers, "Broadway Cavalier," until Just after Christmas. "We have never hern able lo get away together since our honeymoon and believe me, we're going to tako a good long vacation now," Dick said. He's worried because Joan has been working with a fever. She's refused to go home and go to bed.

She's that anxious to complete her picture. Their children, Norman, and Ellen, 7 months, both are laid up with colds. Dick was 111 with the flu recently, so the whole family has had Its troubles. Norman and Ellen will remain home with tho nnrse when Joan and Dick go east. They figure that If either the children were taken Orlando 36.22 67.35 St.

Petersburg 3S.87 Miami 42.80 Return limit 00 DAYS, lonjer limit round trip fora on application. 'Return limit 6 MONTHS. TAKE YOUR AUTOMOBILE lew rotes make possible your anioyine your car In rh South. Simply drive to the pier at New York and sway at Savannah. Fine brood highways radiat to all points in Florida and tha South from Savannah.

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R. 351 Fifth Boom 206 The regeneration, merry Christmas at the home of Scrooge's nephew and happiness in the home of the Cratchlts brings the story to a conclusion of "Peace on Earth, Goodwill to Men." The feature starts tomorrow at 11 a. m. continuing In two-hour performances each day through Dec. 22.

On Sunday the picture starts at 2 p. m. Instead of In the morning. For A Head Cold Get off "easy" on those common cold dl- comforts, running nose, corked-up now, elninred breatbintr. and choking mucus.

It's a direct form of medication that goes to work right on the local congestion in the ill they could get home by piano in less than 24 They're too 4nlfr. jcrl'RT I TONIGHT and FRIDAY I Rita Broii. Kthcl Merman Straight, Place and Show I Co-Fratore I DOrGI.AS FAIRBANKS, Jr. "When Thief Meets Thief'i nose and helps bring qutcK comfort. You iust out a bit of Mentholatum Dftl AMUSEMENTS young to travel.

In each nostril. Your body's heat vaporizes it and soothing, head-clearing help is sent The hilarioos and heart rending tale of a family of carefree vagabonds who turn out to be lambs in black sheep's clothes! Dick revealed the possibility of his quitting the movies to this WAIktr 5-1780 Now York MUrroy Hill 2-3319 correspondent a couple of weeks back, as duly recorded. Or Authorized Tourist Agnail This reporter aleo Informed you two months ago that Joan would make no more than three pictures next year. All Dick wants thru your air passages, 'irus reduces local congestion, frees your breathing and gives happy comforting relief from that stuffy, eorked-up feeling. If you have a severe or deep-seated cold call your doctor.

But if you want quick relief from the discomforts of head colds, get a jar or tube of Mentholatum today at any druggist. AdTertlsemcnt. to return are better stories. IT 111 ii li us The remark which angered Errol Flynn the most In the battle In which ho knocked out Aldan TSoark, International polo player, the other day was ono from another guest. As the scuffle lcgan someone called out to Koark, "Don't hurt him, he's in the middle of a Pt "The HAYLOFT" Tonight "WrAATTTTTT AT VrfjrC MASTPUS" picture." That's when Flynn really cut loose with his fists.

YOU'LL LOVE IT! TONIGHT Camro "Straight, I'laoa and Show" lid "M'hrn Thlrf Ml-Ma Thirf." Capitol "FllrHni with Ble" and "All tillirt on ill Wnilrrn ront." Klvln "llirh Man, I'oor Girl" and "'Nona of thr Lrgton." Knilirott Hlrand "The Mad Mlaa Manton" and ''Varatlon from I.ov." Enjoy "Klva of a Kind" and "Campus Confraatona." irund "hiiffty In Numbers" and "t'umo on LeutlirriMTkii." 4arvl "SiirViy in Numbrra" and 'Tome on l.tMitlirrniTk." Lyric "lirrukh-i and "Crime Klnir." KfHriia "Four's" a Crowd" and "A Pr-iprrato Advrnturr." Kits "1'arrrfrro" and "Juvenile Court." Rlvlern "Tho Younff In llenrt." Ntar "Western and "Broadway Mnnkr-ti'wu." Hlrand "Thi Citadel." Kilburhnn "Tho Mud Ml Manton" and "Son of tho laln." Symphooy "Snez" and "The Road to Iteno." RVRATj Dancing From 9 to 1 Radio's Hill Hilly Dance Rand A 129-year-old highway marker Tonight at 8:30 A $100.00 Attraction ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING YOU CAN'T HELP HAVING ADMISSION Ladies. 35c: Men, 40c FREE RUSES 9 I. M. Courthouse still stands on a road near Salisbury. N.

to show the fact that Danville, is 81 miles W-'. I I r'l' fari if. V. as Fee for Atlantic City Visits Now Proposed Atlantic City, N. Dec.

15 JP) The executive secretary of the r-r And These Two Features "Breaking the Ice" and "CRIIE RING" Chamber of Commerce says: Can you stand the shock that Atlantic "ita; I tt fl SELZHICK City has too many visitors and maybe they should be charged for the privilege of coming to the resort. The secretary, Thomas L. Hus-selton, writing in the chamber's INTERNATIONAL INI i in'. a presents. CAPITOL As the harassed mnriflger of temperamental vaudeville troupe stranded tn the wilds of South Amer-Irs, "Flirting with Fate," at the Cap-itol, Joe K.

Hrown hns a role made to order. "All Qnlef on the Western Front," is also shown. YOUNG In Our Steam Heated AUTO LAUNDRY CAR WASH COMPLETE LUBRICATION official bulletin, conceded that "crowds of visitors are our life blood." "But," he added, "when those crowds become, so dense that even the most gregarious Individual has difficulty enjoying himself, then the saturation point has ben Mayor C. P. 'White, a hotflman, Joined Mr.

llusselton In advocating the fro idea, in the mayor's view, KI.VIN "Rlrh M.ln. Poor (ilrl" with T.ew Ayri'ii and Holiert Young ends tnninht at the Klvin witli Tim llolt nod Ion-sid O'Connor lit "Sons of tin? Legion." I HE WILL LIKE TO RECEIVE FREE SPRING SPRAY JANET GAYNOR DOUG. FAIRBANKS, Jr. PAULETTE 60DDARD ft KS1 KXTIt.V ADDED: lloltert Itenclilejr In "OI'KMMi DAY" Color Travelogue: "PAKIS 1' A K.VDE" that would he the only fair way to deal with families who drove in on a Sunday morning, paste paper over their ear windows they can dnn bathing suits and leave the city nothing to remember them by except sardine cans and cracker boxes scattered over tho beach. KVDH'OTT KTR.tMl "The Barbara Mnnwyrk nnd Henry Fonda-ends tonight at the Kndirntt Strand with Pennls Kefe and Florence Itlee In "Varatlon from Lore." KN.IOY "Fire of a Kind," with the Dlnnne Quintuplet ends tonlirbt at the Kojo.r with Hetty t.rahle in "Catnpii The Marx Brothers head a larire cast In "Kmmi service" nto-nUiir Krldav with Jsek Holt In "Crime Takes Holiday." 11 2 Value Tills Week 1.00 Cities Service Station a.

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In nt thr Sym-ph-tny with Il-'i- Mi in nnd Sc. lit eu starriiiK in "The Koad I ft llt'tlM." aaaasaaaa.aaaaasaiasaaaaaaaaaaaaasi r7M Oyl tl' IV ii I Mother unrt non role nrp plnvod hr Polo re f'o oil a nnd IloM.y Hrven in "Hreaklng th Irr" at the I.yrir. A RFf.t ft Errnl Flynn nml Olirtn TVHar.lnnd fn-ntar In "Koiir'n Crowd" tonfsrht nt ttn HrK'is with union oTiirro In "A T-ospr-rnto Advent urt Mnrinn Marsh tho feminina load. a- ENDS TODAY "THE CITADEL," with ROBERT DONAT ROSALIND RUSSELL vpzzzziz' to YOUR jjSSST JKi Destinedlobethebest'hved ft 1 Jz-r picture of 1938 deeply vf. human as M-G-M' own "David ULto 1 Copperfield!" Tiny Tim! Scrooge! i iVlfS Cratchits! lust as each im- Ij lvr mortal character came from J- fShV Charles Dickens' pen now i H- I CHARLES 11 Vf they Uve again in a truly great I I DICKENS' screenplay! 99' ItlHt pocnrafrtl flashing motif of deer and roop nf m-antrt'rine irt'tn-Vey.

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