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8 THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SATURDAY. APRIL 15. 1933 'Jig Saw' Musical Show Due at Curran Tomorrow Many Washington Notables Present At Film Premiere public wiinr COTOL WINS III LEGISLATURE BROWN UST ISSOLl FILM EDDIE LAMBERT. 'King Kong, 'Nightmare Thrill Film, Makes Bow on Golden Gate Screen WASHINGTON, April 14. (Uni WEEK ALCAZAR iW II PRESIDENT JOHN I Ml Musical Heroine REVUE Assembly Committee Tables Two Bills' Assertedly Destructive of Ownership Principle 8 versal Service.) Five Cabinet officers, a dozen members of the diplomatic corps and more than a score of members of the Senate and House of Representatives tonight headed a brilliant gathering of social and official leaders at the world premiere of the motion picture epic, "Looking Forward." The premiere was with few equals In Washington social history for an event of the kind.

A fireworks display was held throughout the evening atop the marquee in THE SECOND and positively final week of the engagement of Joe E. Brown at the Alcazar in "Shore Leave," will start with the matinee tomorrow Joe E. has invited all children attending the matinees to come upon the stage after the performance and meet him personally. age his pet had done to Manhattan. But it was fun the kids will love it.

Virginia Sale Due In Character Sketches VIRGINIA SALE, who is to be heard in a comprehensive program of ail-American sketches, done in character, at the Fairmont Hotel, Monday evening, April 17, is an actress of the first rank and gen By Lloyd S. Thompson. THERE'LL be mothers in San Francisco during the next week I imagine, wondering why their offspring have violent nightmares and wake up shouting into the nocturnal welkin. If so, they'll find the answer at the Golden Gate, where a phantasmagoria, called "King Kong" is now on exhibit. In terms of sheer proportions this picture is the most extravagant flight of fancy yst taken by Holly EASTER will be welcomed In the Curran with tuneful melodies, dancing feet, comedy and song, as Dave Bennett's new and smart musical revue, "Jig Saws," la pfesented tomorrow night for the first time.

The cast, which has been rehearsing in the Curran, is all set for ONE OF the most' interesting interesting scenes in "Mussolini Speaks," which opens today at the President, is the meeting between the Pope and the political leader. The voice of the Pontiff is also heard from the screen in these scenes while the Premier makes a short address. The birthplace of this blacksmith's son is shown and his advance in life is also presented. Scenes of socialistic outbursts similar to those in which he participates are flashed on the screen. A scene of him wounded in the hospital during the World War is shown.

Many appearances of Mussolini are shown and his talks are interpreted into English by Lowell Thomas. r. jj A i erally conceded to be the most ver By WILLIAM II. JORDAX. EXAMINER BUREAU.

SACRAMENTO, April 14. Public ownership advocate won a signal victory today In the Legislature. The Assembly Public Utilities Committee, by unanimous vote, tabled two bills assertedly destructive of the principle of public ownership and control of utilities. The measures, Senate Bills 79 and SO, were calculated to compel county water district to buv existing pri GEARY APR. 17 KOBT.

WARWICK, HELEN MarKtLLAK front of Loew's Fox Theater where the premiere took place. A 100- in l-rtmir a Hares Mvstrry Hit their premiere and hosts of friends have fairly swamped the box office with first night reservations. satile young artist on stage screen in this country. Mae West Starred piece band played on the sidewalk HULLS PRESENT. wood.

Its title character is a gargantuan ape a fellow of such stature that he must have been The large cast is headed by John 2E VJJJ" 1 -50 to I built in the Bethlehem shipyards, T. Murray, Eddie Lambert, Vivien At Mission, Fillmore "King Kong" is hit name, and he Oakland, Ruth Gillette, all old fa The picture, played by Lionel Barrymore and Lewis Stone, is named after President Roosevelt's book, "Looking Forward," by his express permission. It was pro THE SCARLET days of the Bow lives on a walled up tropical island vorites in San Francisco. Chief ery are pictured in "She Done Him the deity and captive of a savage Wrong," with Mae West starred tribe. A director of animal pictures, among the other members of the cast are Ernest F.

Young, Doris Whitney, Virginia Kami, Don Car which opens today at the New Fill named Denham (Robert Arm' LOVABLE duced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Secretary of State Hull and Mr Hull, Secretary of War and Mrs. more and New Mission. i i -I ALWAYS! FIRST (UHJ FEATURE PICTURES strong), invades the island to give roll, Carla Laemmle, Mary Ann vately-owned water concerns, either In part or in whole at the owners' option, before starting publicly owned plant. "This is vicious asserted Assemblyman C.

C. Cottrell of San Jose. "It Is wrong; in principle, and should be defeated." WORN-OUT SYSTEMS. Miss West, as the fiery woman of American movie fans the thrill of Darling, Emerson Frome, Don Jul Dern, Secretary of the Navy and easy virtue and witty sayings, givei their lives. He takes with him ian and Marjory, Linda Maria, a performance not easily forgotten Mrs.

Swanson, Secretary of Commerce and Mrs, Roper, and Secre DICKIE MOORE IN PERSON After flnt today nlr AUo An Etr crew of huskies and a beauteous maid (Fay Wray), the later because LDJ FINEST THEATRE tary of Agriculture and Mrs. Henry Hermes Pan, David Lord and score of others. Fine Program Slated audiences want "love interest. G. Wallace were the Cabinet fig 'State Fair' Opens ures present.

They sat in flag- Week's Run at Capitan tilt tn every child They invade the Island and the huge ape, who doesn't care to be disturbed, starts killing them by handfuls and gallops off with the For London Quartet FEW ORGANIZATIONS play as "State Fair," film version of Phil Strong's famous. novel of the same I title, comes to El Capitan today beauteous Miss Wray. All this terri many concerts annually as does the bly preturbs the young first mate London String Quartet, whose only for a showing of seven days. iK jK of the ship (Bruce Cabot), who loves Miss Wray. He gives chase, San Francisco appearance takes place in the Opera House Monday night, and few whose popularity is FELIX BREssART, hailed as -Ml 1 MAGDA SCHNEIDER Is starred opposite the famous tenor, Jan Kiepura, In the operetta film, "Be Mine at the United Artists tomorrow.

It was objected to also because public water districts would have to buy antiquated and worn-out private systems if the bills were enacted, and because private owners would be in position to unload such properties under the mandatory features of the measures on the public. Opposition to the. bills was expressed in statements before the committee that many private water systems have operated many years, and that equipment is obsolete and inadequate. George H. Harlan, counsel for the Marin Municipal Water Dis But it appears that the great Kong Europe's most famed film come so well deserved.

The "Londoners dian, is to be seen and heard in the is enamoured of this blonde tidbit he holds in the hallow of his hairy have never faltered in their belief principal role of the comedy romance, "Holzapfel Knows All," at in the intelligence of their public, hand and doesn't care to give her up. As a matter of fact he The highest standard of playing climbs the Empire State building, the Filmarte for one week begin and the finest music mark all of ning today. Gretl Theimer of "Two In the end the airplanes put him skrunches to death two or three pre-historio jungle mammoths who have the impudence to dispute his their concerts. The program they draped mezzanine boxes. The guests from the diplomatic corps were the ambassadors from Egypt and Argentina, the ministers from Guatemala, Czecho-Slovakla, Switzerland, the Irish Free State, the Union of South Africa, Slam, Sweden and Uruguay and the charges d'affaires of the Honduran and Nicaraguan legations.

TRAFFIC JAMMED. From Congress the guests Included, beside Speaker Rainey, Senators Byrnes, Bankhead, Black and George and Representatives Oliver, Ramspeck, Byrns, L. M. Black, Peyser, Jeffers, John J. O'Connor, Greenwood, Lehlback, McClintic, McCormack, Abernethy, Hartley, Cannon, Britten, Bloom and Parker.

Traffic in street was jammed by the crowds that thronged around the Fox Theater entrance as the notables poured in to view the premiere. News photographers were perched at every possible vantage point, booming a greeting of Hearts" fame, also is in the cast. i on the spot, and after a tearful scene in which he droops over his right to her. These fights, by the offer for San Francisco includes the Borodin Quartet in major No. Four Bagatelles by John B.

McEwen, and the Brahms quarter trict, said it was obvious under thel AFTER AN ABSENCE from the way. are hair-curlers. love and gives her a ponderous The gal is rescued, a gas bomb screen for nearly two years, a new farewell caress, he drops 101 stories puts Kong to sleep and he is towed in minor, opus SX No. 1. Clara Bow appears in "Call Her Kerliert Brenon's Thrilling Version with DICKIE MOORE, IRV1XO nt'HEL, Wlf.

(Since) B0Y1 and D0HIS LL0TD. to the pavement. What surprised to New Tork to be shown to audi Savage," which with "SecJats of ences as the world's eighth wonder. the French Police" comes to the Match King' Holds me was that Mr. Denham was not even presented a bill for the dam During the opening performance Davies he again sees his beloved and Screen at the Uptown WARREN WILLIAM portrays breaks his shackles, which natur MM pi the title role in "The MaXcli King," ally causes rather a commotion in the theater.

He goes forth, begins tearing up the elevated tracks current at the Uptown, "Infernal Machine," featuring Chester Morris and Genevieve Tobin, is the second attraction. HEAR MUSSOLINI CIIY: "If I advance, follow mc; (causing a very messy wreck) captures his beloved again and PETER B. KYNE'S Flaming Romance LOVE, HATE and JEALOUSY Beyond the Law where Might is Right: if I retreat, kill me; if I fall, avenge me!" TmiffmWtititiilu SEE end UUn THIS GIANT HISTORY NOTHING DOES SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE AS YOUR TELEPHONE Saves timesaves strength-increases personal effectiveness SlSli'HK: Interpreted; I in English CLAIM WINDSOR ROBERT ELLIOTT and HENRY B. WALTHALL Also MICKEY MOUSE Comedy Organlogue Universal News Phoiifr-r, (lerhlll 7i by Lowell Thomas A Columbia Picturt bills that a private concern could hold back the good part of its plant and business and throw the rest over to a publicly-owned enterprise. "These bills are a deterrent to the public ownership of public utilities," he said.

'TRINCirLE VIOLATED." H. C. Symonds, a director of the Marin district, said: "The bills violate a fundamental principle of government They are almost equivalent to a veto of the right of eminent domain by which the government may take over private properties for the greater public use. It virtually leaves the rlfiht of eminent domain to the private Individual." The bills were resisted by the legislative delegation from San Francisco, especially by Assistant City Attorney Leo Lennon, the city's legislative counsel. "We are gratified," said Lennon, "at the committee's action.

The bills 'offered a serious menace to public ownership. Applied to the future, one rearllly may appreciate what could occur If this principle of mandatory purchase of water systems were set up by the Legislature." New Regional College Fight On in Assembly EXAMINER BUREAU, SACRAMENTO. April the protests of the University of California, efforts to put through the four-year reicnal college program defeated by the 1031 Legislature were launched todry in the Assembly. The committee on teachers' colleges sent to the Assembly floor with favorable recommendation a bill turning the seven California teachers' colleges Into degree-granting institutions of collegiate rank and empowering the State Department of Educatioh, with educational board approval, to increase educational offerings beyond teacher trzining work. The proposal was condemned by Luther A.

Nichols. University ot California comptroller, as "the 1531 regional eollesre clan "WU3 WW1 'Jiji s'S I ii I TVVl .1 1 1 i IK tt'Twtt a ACKAse 0RTII BEACH DISTRICT Conl SL'NSKT DISTRICT Ave. end Irvlns JAMKX lil.EAHOX 1)01 I. Alt h( AXDAI." IRVING "IIII.I.ION 4 Rroadway. near Stockton tLIKLfl MONTE BI.I In OFFICER IS" RKPRETS OF THE FRKNTH POl.ICK" 4 At! BIU Time Vauileville on ftaye! VVvi' MARKET AM CASTRO HIDOKN (iUl.D with TOM MIX PARKSIDE DISTRICT OENTAL APPOINT Ml NT Tnraval at 19th Avf.

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"INHER-COVER MA" TUB LAST MILE." PRESTON FOSTER HAIGHT DISTRICT presemea again in sngnuy mutism form." Despite Nichols' objections to the setting up of a chain of small State colleges under present economic conditions, the committee, composed chiefly authors of the regional college bill, voted it to the floor. Opposition to it began taking form Immediately. The measure, a consolidation ot several bills which have been resting in committee, is sponsored by Assemblyman Powers of Fresno, Meeker of Kerman. Bliss of Car-pinteria, Burns of Eureka and Stream and Bowers of San Diego county. All except Meeker are on the teachers" college committee which numbers only seven members.

"In the face of the present financial situation in which the State Is having the greatest difficulty In finding funds to support even the existing activities of the State university." said Comptroller Nichols, "It would be highly Incon-' slstent for the Legislature to adopt an enabling act which would set up a new system of regional colleges In California. "Such a system of small and scattered degree-granting colleges would undoubtedly lead to a weakening of the present high standards of collegiate training in California and would call upon the State In future years for tremendously Increased EXCELSIOR DISTRICT appointments that conserve energy. Extends greetings, keeps friends in reach. Helps the young folks in their school activities. Meets emergencies.

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