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PAGE FIFTEEN JOSEPH SANTLEY TO DIRECT FILM TH AT HE WROTE TILLIE THE TOILER A QUESTION OF AGE BYRUSSWESTOVER Starting Saturday at 10 A. M. The poignantly human story 'of a boy and girl in love, forgetting EVERYTHING ELSE! THAT'S ALU R.K3HT, MR. THAT POUCV PROVIDES A THEM VF MR THAT'S THE- UEAST1 FOE- THE- 1MSUPAMCE OM THE" HFE OF EACH pACTNEp-. AMD HAVING THE PREMIUM PAD BY I'M CUE OF TO CONS DEC--TH WHIPPLE MlS EULIS TOLD MF TO VAixi.

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iw rtJvm. ii IS I Tin OH, 15 Htj i 1 wssm I 1 imp. Kim rMgrvt-ti 1 By LOUELLA O. PARSONS LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5.

(Copyright by Universal Service.) Joseph Sant-ley, lor years a juvenile lead in popular musical comedies and producer, ought to know his stuff. Pathe assumed that when they imported him from New York. His first musical -comedy will be "Swing High," a ro-mantc comedy with music. Something FLYING CLINIC AT CARACAS ting: in the ante room of Darryl Zanuck's office, had so much more in Today's Radio Programs Amusements CARACAS, Venezuela, Feb. 5.

(A. Five flying surgeons from the United States bearing messages of professional good will to practi tioneers of 11 Central and South American countries, were feted here tonight by representatives of the Venezulan government. Caracas is the southermost point of the flying clin ic's 18-day tour. HELD OVER! HENRY KING'S "HELL HARBOR" Tampa's Contribution to the Talking: Screen Starring LUPE VELEZ with John Holland 4 Jean Hersholt AlSO I LAUREL ft HARDY Only Only 2 More Days Mat. Muht Children 'r-.

mmns-. -T races: A Pah Oe UJ- Theater Visitors (ZMW An All-Talking Knockout of the AnuuangBToadMfoy Play with- all the frank truth, tre-mendous'power and heart-gripping realism that was in the stage play! AMAZING TERRIFIC IN ITS CLIMAX IN. ITS. DRAMA NO CHILDREN ADMITTED UNDER 17 THRILLING PATHOS DRAMA A Publix Theater Home of Paramount Pictures -y uu.ie mi uuiereui, we are TOIQ. is there really anything new in the movies under the sun? This story has a circus background and is laid in 1875.

Santley not only directs but he has authored the story in collaboration with James Seymour. Heien Twelvetrees and Fred Scott will have the leads with John Shee-han, New York Bryant Washburn, Stepin Fetchit, Daphne Pollard, Ben Turpin, Chester Conklin, Little Billy and Robert Edeson completing the cast. The music will be written by Ted Snyder, Henry Sullivan, Abner Slver, Ray Eagan, Mort Harris and Mack Gordon. Isn't this talkie idea new for Ben Turpin? His eyes usually do his pantomime. Unusually Pretty Pretty girls in Hollywood are never a rarity.

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FARES Including meals and berth on steamers To New Orleans (One Way) $31.50 (Round Trip) $58.50 To Chicago To St. Louis To Memphis 833.00 Correspondingly low rates to Cincinnati, Loaisville. and other points furnished on application. CLYDE MALLORY LINES Gulf and Southern Division Passenger is Freight Office Hillsboro Hotel Bldg. Phone M-5511 ar all point starts 1 TODAY! U'SV A a11 -Talking.

fM -THE VWfe BROADWAY 1 MELODY" AJfcr I BESSIE fc CHARLES 1 1 yl-h KING lYr JACK BENNY -si A MARIE DRESSLER --sK POLLY MORAN 365.6 WHAS Louisville 820 7, Hymns, Royal Hungarians; 8, WEAF and WJZ (3 hours); 11, perfumer, reporters; .11:30, WJZ, dance band. 461.3 WSM Nashville C50 T. Hour of orchestra; 8, WEAF and WJZ (3 hours); 11, music and WJZ. 270.1 WRVA Richmond 1110 7, WJZ (15 minutes), pianist; 7:30, current events; 8, WEAF and WJZ (4 hours). 218.8 WMBR Tampa 1370 -11, Popular music, time signal; 11:32, Jack Holmes, garden talk, weather report, theater news; morn ing thought; 11:45, violin selections; 12:30, time signal; 2, classical music; 2:30, Latin music; 3, shut-in program; 6, theater news, radio floorwalker; 6:30, popular music; 7, time and din ner music; 7:30, Esther Jean Runyan trio; 8, 15' minutes with the composers Victor Herbert; 8:15, Senor, Delos Boys; 8:30 classical music.

483 WSUN St. Petersburg 620 10 to 12, musical selections; rect standard time; 12:01, weather news, educational talks, reports, time newscasting, announcements, WSUN melody man; 2, Everett Allyn Moses and his band; 7:30, weather, news, sports, market reports; 7:45, feature program; 8, band concert; 9, studio music; 10, correct time; 10:30, Dorian trio; 11, Jungle club orchestra (dance music). America's Boy Friend Chas. (Buddy) ROGERS "Half Way To Heaven" With JEAN ARTHUR All-Talking Paramount Hit! "Brown Gravy" Talking Comedy Paramount News lpc 25c Welcome Visitors 0IlilDEvt-0 A Publix Theater E. H.

Sothern Famous American Actor as Othello-Hamlet Friday, February 7 at 8:15 Municipal Auditorium Main Floor, $2 Balcony $1 Reserved seats on sale M. L. Price Music Store Held Over 2 Additional Days Today Friday See It Again and Again! The 100 Talking Natural MATINEE TODAY 2 to 11 P. M. I This Ought To Be Good Radio chain programs scheduled tonight: i 6, Bernie Cummins orchestra, WJZ.

6:30, Smith Ballew's brchestra, WJZ. 7, Mixed auartet. WEAF, WHAS. 7:30, Billy Hillpot and orchestra, WJZ. 8, Rudy Vallee and Graham Md-Namee, WEAF, WJAX, WIOD, WHAS.

8:30, Sports drama; Irving: Kaufman, baritone; Gustave Haenschen's orchestra, WJZ, WLW. 9, James Melton, tenor; Wilfred Glenn, bass; Lewis James, tenor; Elliott Shaw, baritone, and orchestra, WEAF, WHAS, WIOD, WJAX. 9:30, David Mendoza's orchestra, WJZ, KDKA, WLW, WJAX, WIOD. 10, Nathaniel Shilkret's orchestra, WEAF, WJAX, WHAX. 11, Grand "Pearl.

Fishers," WEAF. 100 Better Than On the Stage! MORE STARS-BIGGER SCENES-HEARTIER LAUGHS MORE GIRLS! NOW PLAYING Scenes in Natural Colors Broadway's Greatest Musical Comedy "NO, NO, NANETTE" with Alexander Gray (of Bernice Claire Louise Fazenda Luci'en Littlefield Zasu Pitts Lilyan Tashman Bert Roach 300 Gorgeous Girls Hear "Ten For Two" and "I Want, To Be Happy" plus mnny new hits. WELCOME VISITORS Dan now to enjoy this Glorious rnti-rtainmrnt at amp a House of Hits." Your vacation is not complete until you have. Coming GRETA GARBO'S talking debut in CHRISTIE" MOM AW AfcHHUWl Color DIGGERS 3 1 VI 1 i -i I II 'MOnL iOOJ hi (17 lg- her face than the merely pretty girl that I asked her name. I was told that she wasa former Ziegfeld beauty, age 22, and that she would have the lead in "Sweet Kitty BeUairs." Miss Dell, lt seems, is well known in mu- ical comedies and if she makes good in "Sweet Kitty Bellairs" she will get a long term contract.

Jack Oakie Popular We are apt to have Jack Oakie in more pictures than any other Paramount star this coming season. Every time you talk with anyone at Para mount they have just bought a new story for Jack or are negotiating for an appropriate scenario for him. He will finish "Marco Himself" with Ed die Sutherland directing before he concentrates on anything else but that hasn't prevented Paramount from gO' ing ahead and arranging for a story to be called "Toplitsky of Notre Dame." You can hardly think of Jack Oakie with his Irish cast of countenance playing Toplitsky. But maybe I am wrong, I oftn am. Lloyd's Next Comedy Harold Lloyd tells me his next comedy will, be about a boat with all the acting taking place on the water.

"What about the college story?" I asked him. Harold looked doubtful as he explained that he had a play written that-was not unlike "The Freshman." "I don't believe I could ever repeat 'The Freshman'," he said, "and don't you think it is silly for any actor to duplicate any picture that lias been more or less success ful?" I don't know but that Harold is right. It is difficult to repeat a success in any line of work and more or less foolish. Lloyd will have to make up his mind soon for he is expected to begin work before long. James Crane Signed James Crane, son of the late Dr, Frank Crane has been signed by National for, the role of the heavy in "One Night at Susie's," Billie Dove's next picture in which Douglas Fair banks, will be featured and which John Francis Dillon will direct.

Helen Ware and Tully Marshall are also in this production. 660 Tablets Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in 30. mirultes, checks a Colflthe first day, and checks Malaria in three days. 666 also in Liquid EUROPE Our three tours to Europe iiichuie Passion Play. Our standard tour, u-int-' de luxe jind superior first-class hotels, visii-inc fn ouutries.

again conducted by our Mr. James E. Mears (his fifth European tour). Our student tours are most attractive in itinerary. accommodations anil prices.

Earn a free trip or much of it. Also tickets and all-expense lours to Cuba 4 times weekly. Tune in on WDAE Tues Sat. 11:30 to Noon for music and travelegrue. We are Tampa's oldest tours.

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Conducted on both American and European Plan. Tampa Offers Ideal Climate, 6 Golf Courses, Bathing. Fishing, Hunting, All Out door Sports. THURSDAY, FEB. 6 (By the Associated Press) Programs in eastern standard time.

All time is p. m. unless otherwise indicated. Wavelengths on left of call letters, kilocycles on right. 454.3 WEAF New York 660 (NBC Chain) 6, Black and Gold Room orchestra; 6:30, home banquet, reincarnation of historical characters; 7, midweek hymn sing, mixed quartet; 7:30, comfort music by orchestra; 8, sunshine hour, Graham McNamee and Rudy Valee; 9, singers; 9:30, melody moments, Eugene Ormandy, Oliver Smith and orchestra; 10, Kathaniel Shilkret orchestra and feature; 11, opera.

348.6 WABC New York 860 (CBS Chain) 6:30, Civic Repertory plays, Eva Le Gallienne; 7, ensemble; 7:30, Tip Top club variety program; 8, the statistician, the vagabonds; 8:15, naval conference; 8:30, moods; 9, detective mysteries; 9:30, in a Russian village; 10:30, National Radio Forum; 11, dream boat; 11:30, Will Osborn's or- 394.5 WJZ New York 760 (NBC Chain) 6, Bernie Cummins' orchestra; 6:30, Smith Ballew's orchestra; 7, Amos 'n' Andy; 7:15, talk on "Education for Peace" by S. B. Briggs; 7:30, the 7-11's dance band; 8, beauty serenade; 8:30, sparkers, sports drama; 9, Lambert Hillpot; 9:30, Mendcraa orchestra; 10, AK midweek hour; 11, slumber music, string ensemble (1 hour) 11:30, Amos 'n' Andy (second broadcast) 272.6 WPG Atlantic City 1100 8, Hymns, organ recital; 9, little club entertainers; 9:30, Reeves D. A. R.

program; 10, musical, Subway boys; 10:30, accordion, Margaret Keever; 11, dance music hour. 422.3 WOR Newark "10 6, Uncle Don's stories; 6:30, hotel concert orchestra; 7:30, Cabbies dance orchestra; 8, Little symphony and contralto; 9, rangers, orchestra; 9:45, dry goods association banquet; 10:30, Aunt Mandy's Chillun; 11, news, dance, moonbeams. 305.9 KDKA Pittsburgh 980 6, University of Pittburgh, pianist; 6:30, Little German band; 7, WJZ (15' minutes), musical programs; 8, WJZ programs 3i hours); 11:30, Don Bestor's orchestra. 379.5 WGY Schenectady 790 6, Dinner music, WEAF; 7," Quaker State Boys; 7:30, WGY agricultural program; 8, WEAF programs (3 hours); dance and organ hour. 428.3 WLW Cincinnati 700 7, Chamber of commerce talk, scrap book; 7:30, fiddlers (30 minutes), WJZ (1 hour); 9, troupers (30 minutes), WJZ (30 minutes); 10, the hall, Fillmore's band; 11, NBC (30 min utes), Los Amigos; 12, dance, Mansfield and Lee; la, thirteenth hour (1 hour).

405.2 WSB Atlanta 740 7, Concert, feature; 8, WEAF and WJZ (3 hours); 11, concert (30 min utes), WJZ (15 minutes). German Reichsrath Accepts Young Plan Feb. 5. (A.P.) Elated over acceptance by the reichstag of all bills dealing with the Young plan, the German government now looks confi dently to passage by the reichstag of this most important piece of legislation affecting the German lawmakers since adoption of the Dawes plan. In fact, it is generally believed that approval of the Young plan and the bills connected therewith such as the German-American and German-Polish agreements as well as changes in policy of the reichsbank and the federal railways statutes will, because of their definite character, affect Germany's destiny more decisively than even the Dawes plan, which was tentative in character.

U. S. To Hear Two Foreign Broadcast Programs Today NEW YORK, Feb. 5. (A.P.) Two broadcasts from overseas are to be re transmitted to American audiences to morrow afternoon.

First will be a special program from Holland whch will include special music for the United States. It will start at 1 o'clock, eastern, time, and be heard over WEAF, WJZ and net works, which will include WOR. Later in the afternoon Vernon Bart-lett, commentator of the British Broadcasting corporation, will be on hand over WJZ and chain direct from London in another review of the prog ress of the naval conference. The time is 4:20 o'clock, eastern standard time. 'SHMNERS Kit i i i Davis Islands Coliseum Tonite on good floor and entertaining orchestra.

TAMPA "Chasing Rainbows." VICTORY "No, No, Nanette." STRAND "Hell Harbor." PARK "Black Waters." FRANKLIN "The Great White North." SEMINOLE "Half Way to Heaven." "BLACK WATERS" "Black Waters," an all-talking melodrama in evening dress, with Mary Brian in the leading role, will open a three-day engagement at the Park theater today. The cast, besides Miss Brian, includes the veteran James Kirkwood, John Loder, a new leading man from England; Frank Reicher and Robert Ames, stage notables, and Lloyd Hamilton, wh has risen from the two-reel comedies to feature pictures. In the story, a deep mystery aboard a ship tied to the San Francisco waterfront in a fog entwines itself around a love affair. The story was adapted from the, stage play, "Fog," by John Willard, author of "The Cat an the Canary." Shakespearean Actor To Appear Tomorrow E. H.

Sothern, distinguished American actor, best known for his work in Shakespearean roles, will appear tomorrow night in the municipal auditorium under auspices of the Tampa Little theater He will present his interpretation of "Othello" and "Hamlet," and also will discuss high points in Shakespeare's career, his peculiar literary gift and the trend of the modern theater. The actor, husband of Julia Marlowe, famous Shakespearean actress, is appearing in only a few cities on his tour of Florida. He has been given a big reception and Little theater officers expect a big audience to attend his performance here. If the presentation is a financial success, the organization plans to bring other well known actors and 'actresses to Tampa. Film Newlyweds Fight Annulment LOS ANGELES, Feb.

5. (A.P.) First intimation that Grant Withers and Loretta Young, film players, wUl not calmly submit to an amicable annulment of their recent Arizona air plane wedding appeared in an announcement today by George U. Belzer, stepfather of Miss Young, that the girl was missing from her mother's home. Belzer said Miss Young had been away for two nights and had not communicated with her mother, although it was understood she was to make her home with the Belzers until the pending court action on the recent marriage is completed. The annulment suit was filed by Mrs.

Belzer, and at that time it was re ported the newlyweds had agreed to the separation plan and would wait until the bride had reached the age of 18. The hide's parents revealed today, however, that Withers apparently looked with disfavor upon the an nulment and had countered with a demurrer to the action. LAKELAND PHYSICIAN ILL LAKELAND, Feb. 5. (Special.) Word has been received here of the critical illness in North Carolina of Dr.

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C. WRIGHT, MGR. A HINT TO BRIDES Chemical Koko A Paramount Talking Comedy Cartoon i t'OJIKDV XKWS ORGAN" SOI a Pnbiix XXAt Theater SKATS isJUt- MARSHALL XEILAX PRODUCTIOX WELCOME yjRiNk VISITORS 1 Ujslill Coming Sunday "STREET GIRL" With Betty Comnson Jack Oakie mamiKrwvrwwmiBiiirrrr twit.