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fcVKAlJNG CO Ultl till, CASH) EN, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1930 Gimbel Circus Party Cheers Tf.ww Claiborne Foster In New Outdoor Film 'Salt Water Scores in The Patsy 12,000 Otherwise bad Hearts Remarkable Demonstration of In Vfrich Craven, Charlotte Wynters, ct als. Captivate Adelphi First-Night Audience With Their Delightful Persiflage Greets Star Upon Her Re Prancing Horses, Crazy Clourns and Queens Canvas Fairyland Thrill Youngsters; Cam-- den Shut-ins Remembered turn to Philadelphia By JAMES O'NEILL GARRICK W. R. Kane prreanta The Play or me reea, uiaioorna rueier. in ini Patay," a three-act comedy ey Barr Twelve thousand fun-loving boys and Connera Directed by John McKee.

C1HT girls were ushered beneath tha white 'THERE is doubt but that the Senate scrap over the six-inch gun or eight-inch gun cruiser clause in the London naval pact will have a mighty important bearing upon future world peace and our own well Mrs. William Tlarrlnston. Elaine MnDermott William Harrlnston John Todd tons of SO spacious tents at Rlngllng Grace Harriet K. MacGiblKin Bros, and Barnum and Bailey Circus "eing. But personally, we prefer the question of freighter versus ferry 'oat as it is delightfully presented in "Salt Water," a verifunny comedy In Philadelphia yesterday as guests of Patricia Harrington.

Claiborne Foster Billy Caldwell Ernest Calvert Tony Andereon Jerry Bowman Sadie Iiuchannan Morgan Francis Patrick Bernard Craney Ellis A. Olmbel. Thv ware taken to the Circus arrmg rank Craven. Her I one of the most luscious itip juualy. aacuanu grounds' at Eleventh street and Erie Displaying with extre skill her iu of persiflage and nonsense offered talents for emotional aa well avenue In specially provided trolleys, buses, trucks and private Automobiles ADKI.PHt (iMH-n Sharp Players, prMfat Frank Craven In "Hall V'slrr," a eomrAr la thrwe arts br Jolin Gold and Iao Jarrett.

staged br Alums ritt. witty roles, Claiborne Foster returned WIMMIE early In the afternoon. to Philadelphia last night and climbed UCHTNER Children afflicted with blindness, Jk THE CAST high in Barry Connor's. "The Patsy, shouting, Joy-seeking brotherhood and sisterhood of youth. The clowns those overgrown boys who hide their sorrows beneath the paint and grease to make others laugh, cavorted, much to the Joy of the children.

There were 100 clowns in all on the bill. The children were provided with candy, cakes, peanuts, ice cream and other things, but were given additional packages to take borne. Among thi stars of the circus" were Helena and Carl Wallenda In a thrilling high-wire bicycle act; Luclta Leers, Europe's famous aerlaliste; Ella Branda, who performed her favorite mount, and Goliath II, an immense Antarctlo sea elephant, who Is noted for singing solos to the "evening star." A tribe of Unangl savages from west of Zanzibar disported their mouths, which resemble those of crocodiles. Mr. Gimbel was on hand to open the sho and got three cheers.

Other Glmbels present were Ellis A. Gimbel, Charles Gimbel, Benjamin Gimbel, Richard Gimbel and Lee Adam Gimbel and Mrs. Ellis A. Gimbel. Mayor Mackey also was there; Jnlin HnrftYr.

Craven deafness and deformity were In the throng. A. specially instructed police corns and citizens' committee saw that which opened at the Oarnck Theatre aa the Bret offering of the Play of the JOS E. BKtiWN SALLV O-NEH. it Philadelphia since th last revolution In Central America.

It Is not a valuable milestone in tbe progress or art, for which we are grateful, as thert Is no worse way to spend three lours than to nod through one of tie aforementioned milestones unless Is to spend them under water. Even hat has more pleasant possibilities. But "Salt Water" Is, and let there ie no mistake about It, a thoroughly enjoyable, amusing and snicker-provoking drollery. Its plot Is as old as cat spring's hat when you meet the Week Company. I'anur Until Hornrr.

Marion Hara rrlvl Mrs. Domlaick. Jim Quirk Ilnriimm Davis. Buditv Hull ttrntrre 8uanne Wllla HnK-n Hit Edward Marbar William Carry bddofl Jam C. Lane Nal Davla Georsa Rtwlvla, Jr.

The enthusiasm with which the play each child was seated close to the activities. eoaoTHV UVIER. soaaaa CAftPENTIER was received by the lovers of comedy who witnessed the second showing of Camden orphans got their share of Ioctor rrice. Auouon rut thm fativiHa RimAa drew ud before Warring OOBf a.J the success in as many years was magnificent and a great portion of the friend, but by no means shabby. the Camden Home for Friendless Children, Haddon avenue and Spruce street, at noon and the children were taken across the brldgs to share In thm vnrlH nf malrA-hfliiRVa.

At the dr- accord must be handed to Miss Foster. It has been dissected, rejuvenated Starts Tomorro, and, most of all, given that nnuhed, Theatres Tonight He They not only used their bands to welcome the clever actress back to the Philadelphia stage but also resorted to ilroll Craven touch so that It Is tun nier than your family album. Frank Craven Is, In "Salt Water, soon became a part of the laughing, With their vocal cords in their ovations THE STAGE Pblladclohla ADELPHI Prank Craven In "Salt Watr." Dennis Kin. with shouts of "Hooray." At the end the same Frank Craven who has made you split your sides before, except that his bald spot seems more NEWCASTLE-N. J.

FERRY. ing of the second the applause was BROA francine Larrimora In "Lot Ua Ba nette pronounced. Tbat Is a personality, out Craven has plenty of that. Lilian Kotk READY TO BUILD SLIPS New Castle, May 18 A new deafening and the first nighters re fused to stop until the charming in genua stepped to the stage and ex uay. CHESTNUTW'Hei' Unborn Child." (Film).

GARRICK Clalboma Foster In "The LYRIC "Bird In Hand." SHUUKRT Walter Woolf In "Daar Leva." WALNUT "Lyalatrate." WARNER BAXTER Scorea another triumph In "The Arlcona Kid," this week's feature at the Fox, Philadelphia. 4 Craven la the. most convincing stage husband we have had the pleasure The Screw, pressed her appreciation. ferry line is to be opened between -0 see. There Is no affectation of hus- Hand-like nagging, loving, protesting ir rage.

He tits the role very con The play could not have been chosen more appropriately for Miss Foster and her deft manner In putting across the wisecracks of a modern flapper who Is TICK BC'BEEN Camera vincingly and the role flts his traits. Grantham lane at Deerner Beach Park, near here, and Penn Beach, below Pennsgrove; Selden S. Deemer, president of the Penn Ferry Corporation, announced today. AUDITORIUM Helen Chadwlck In "Tha He doesn't seem to act, but la very kv Hawk. natural In the part of John Horner.

a thorn In her mother's side was knockout. Dorothy Knapp to Do Godiva For Whoopee in New Talkie John Homer Is a landlubber who The plot Is based around the un GRAND Hal Skellr la "Behind tha Make Up." NEW LYRIC Norma Shearer In "The Divorcee. PRINCESS Lon Chaney In "The Phantom of the Onwra." Work will begin within a few weeks has inherited a deep longing for the equally deep sea, but the nearest he as attained his desire is to butcher fortunate happenings of the young miss who is considered the "black sheep" of the family by her mother and older sister but the "best In the STANLEY Winnie Llghtner In "Hold Everything." TOWERS Lila Lae In "Double Oroaa VICTORIA Chaa. Farrell in "High Society Long Golden Tresses Will Cover Beauty in Her Ride on White world" by her father. COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT Haddon Heights Lawmakers Will Vote On Ordinance Providing For Tunnel Under Railroad Among the Important subjects to be discussed at a special meeting of Haddon Heights Council, to be held tonight in the town hall, will be the ordinance providing for the construction of a tunnel under the Reading Railroad's right of way at Garden street.

The ordinance was presented at the regular council meeting May 1 and was passed on first reading, a section eliminating all plans for crossings, bridges or tunnels over or under the railroad tracks, in the future, unless built at the expense of the borough of Haddon Heights, being stricken out. It is thought probable that, should the railroad company adhere to Its original plan and refuse to construct the Garden atreet -tunnel unless the objectionable section is put back In the ordinance, the entire measure will be voted down. In this event, an ordinance passed on first reading, providing for the vacating by the borough of Thatcher's lane, a small thoroughfare crossing the railroad near Garden street, will, according to some of the councilmen, be tabled. What with her sister wearing her Dues." 1 GRAND Broadway aad Mlcldt 1 Showing in SoatdT WM. POWELL FAY WRAY HAL KELLY i.

I 'BEHIND THE 1 MAKE UP A great picture with a great ail on the construction of the ferry slips on each side of the river. The line will be In operation by the summer of 1931, Deemer announced. The Penn Ferry Corporation, Deemer said, and several property owners along Grantham lane will petition the levy court of New Castle within two months to open and construct a hard surface road from Kiver road to the duPont boulevard. WALT WHITMAN Janet Gaynor In "High new clothes and her mother giving Steed; Jim Tully Likely to Play Part jn John Gilbert's Next Picture; Wallace Beery to Be in Cast; Harold Iloyd's Illness Diagnosed as Ordinary Tummyache. society Ulues.

Suburban her the credit for anything which goes wrong about the house, the conflict is APOLLO. GLOUCESTER Janet Gaynor In packed full of comedy. Hieh fcoriety Hluea. -andy on the night boat at Albany. He wants to go to foreign lands and aee loreign women, but bis wife.

Pansy, skillfully played by Charlotte Wynters, has other plans for him. John connives to buy a freighter, but lis wife as secretly buys a ferryboat, dubby laughs at ber wishes and roars very, very sarcastically when the aged ferryboat goes to the bottom. That Is, his lsugh Is very wholehearted until he learns that it carries ith it his life's savings. The play is jammed with amusing llres and more' amusing sltuatli na We cannot help but pause to laugh when we recall John's reactions to the Aa Patricia Harrington, Miss Foster CLEMENTON Conrad Nasl In "Dynamite" COL1.INGSWOOD Janet Gaynor In "High falls in love with a Tony Anderson, 8or Hluee." By LOBELIA O. PARSONS -Motion Picture Editor, Universal youthful psychologist, who has been CRESCENT, W.

COLLTNGSWOOD "Play hit Around wan Htrpal MASTER AND DOG JAILED Blr.irLA.NI, AUDUBON Alice Day In 'The rejected by her sister. She does not tell him of her love, however, because WIIIIIIIJ Copyright, 1830, By Universal Service Me odv Man." QN VAGRANCY CHARGE LKAHER, GLOUCESTER "The BatUe of she knows it is not tbe "sportsman 3 ael Charles Levee, who perspires under the same roof with these two gentlemen?" Then followed a biography of Mike which might be filed for futare reference. He stresses Mike's home life, the beauty of Mrs. Levee and the manly qualities of the two small boys and Mike's virtues aa a husband and business man. Los Angeles, May 19.

These profes Pn rls. R1TZ. OAKLYN El Brandel In "The Golden Burlington, May 20 William John like" thing to do aa he still professes to be madly attracted to her snobbish Call." Fhlladelohia son and his dog were locked up in city hall jail last night, Johnson relation. sional beauties certainly do pick out good jobs for themselves. Dorothy' Knapp, who figured much in the news ROYD "The Devil's Holiday." One night when Anderson calls on Grace, his hopeless weakness, and she charged with drunken and disorderly conduct and the dog with vagrancy.

Lull LMAIMtT papers as an Earl Carroll beauty and ERLANuEK The Cuckooa." FtlX "Ariona Kid." MASTBAUM "The Bl Pond." KAULTON "Free and Eaty." STANTON' "The Benson Murder Caae." STANLEY "Bona of the Flame." Johnson was arrested by Sergeant is not at home, Pat's father, previously informed of his favorite's love, "The Phantom of tha Optra" little later in a lawsuit, Is now In urges him to stay and talk with the Hollywood. She will play the Lady Godlvayole In "Whoopee." sad new of the shipwreck, or to the glad news that he Is to become a daddy. Nor can we cease laughing at the wise quips of his sister, Hattie, played in commendable style by Susanna Wllla. The latter, together with Don Beddoe in the role of Nick Dominic, furnish most of the laughs which are not provoked by Craven. Charlotte Wynters is a very capable, young flapper.

You will remember Lady Godiva, George Bowley yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the Jail, the dog following. When the pet refused to leave his master Bowley put them both in a cell. Johnson was fined S7.50 by Police Judge J. Leedom Smith and the During the course of the evening KATZ ARSON CONVICTION be tells her his theories are not appreciated and everyone who listens who rode through the streets on a milk white horse.

She wore nary a stitch of clothing and her loyal townspeople refused to embarras her by UPHELD BY HIGH COURT to him thinks he is being idiotic. Pat, dog was given a suspended sentence. leading lady, not only naving cnarms delighted at the chance to even hear Trenton. May 20. The Court of TOWEES Broadway at Pine, Camden TODAY! but histrionic ability.

Benny Rubin is always making a fuss about something, first he accuses this column of ignoring him because he Isn't getting a million dollars for 30 days. "'Friendly Enemy," he writes (that's hla pet name for this writer) "just because I am not getting a million dollars for playing opposite Amos n' Andy is no reason you should Ignore me." Then he raises a little more Hades because we did not mention he is with Ft. K. O. His mother, he says, Is visiting him from Boston and she likes to see her son's name in print.

Of course, Benny doesn't care whether they give him a headline or not. Only aa much as he cares about his right eye. "Salt Water" is a three-act comedy looking. Samuel tioldwyn will not fake that much liberty In the movie. The Lady Godiva in the play was covered by Dan arret and John Golden, and her unsuspectir- lover talk, agrees to be bis audience.

He subsequently asks her if she has ever been in love and she promptly answers that she was and is. He per Today! All Talkw! was a great success in New York. almost completely with long golden Direct From A3 tresses- MARKKT AT HTH il Fox Theatre jjj fo Theatre fnf Miss Knapp before she was recog George Sharp Is to be congratulated upon his wisdom in presenting this success as his third offering of the current season at the Adelphi. So are Errors and Appeals today, confirmed the conviction of Adolph Kata, of Delaware township, who was convicted In the Camden Criminal Court on a charge of arson. Kats was sentenced by Judge Shay to serve two and a half years in state's prison.

He was convicted of setting Are to his home at Third and Dudley avenue, Merchantville, on May 26, 1927. NORMA Shear suades her to allow him to experiment on her and assures her he can make her win the man she loves. nised as New York's prettiest show girl, almost signed up for a picture the directors to be congratulated upon with Richard Barthelmess. uick, at The cheerful way in which all of the time laughing, said she was so his theories work out on himself is selecting such a well-balanced cast to support Craven, who has that sort of WARNER BAXTER musing. The climax is reached when vole which fits bis dry, sly humor.

pretty that probably no one would be looking at 'any other characters in the picture. I am under the Impression the old man declares himself boss of the household and the young flapper that if the Lady Godiva scene proves wins Tony away from her sister who has been rejected by the man for Snapshots of Hollywood collected at random: Betty Gompson and Bebe Daniels talking about old times at the party given by Mrs. K. Howard and Marie Mosquini in honor of Miss Daniels. Carey Wilson reversing the in the all satisfactory Miss Knapp will re REGISTER.

JOBLESS Willlaton, N. D. In order to guarantee preference to local men, a of unemployed Is being undertaken whom she jilted young Anderson. main out here and continue her screen career. Tu The supporting car of John Todd, TalMiW SEEDING PROGRESSES Paul, Minn.

Seeding has progressed rapidly throughout the farming sections of the Northwest spring wheat area with seeding machines drilling seed into the ground oven in extreme northern area under favorable conditions, the Aimers Union Terminal Association reported. usual order of things by presenting as the father; Harriet E. MacGlbbon, as the sister, and Jerry Bowman, as Firtim Van! Ben Lyon with something for his EE James Tully, red hair, stubby beard by the local chamber of commerce. Because of reports of activity, many workmen from surrounding localities have entered the city, causing local trousseau. Mrs.

May Sunday, Hope Tony also were well cast for their and stalwart frame and all, Is considering playing a part In Jack Gilbert's WITH parts. i Loring, Alice Glazer. Mrs. Arthur Hornblow and other well known wait men into an unemployed status. Arizona Kid Willi MONA MARIS A Ft Moviittm Drama Swifl, BUtinf Aclisn tf lit Gnat Dividr A.

li. picture, "Make Way lor a sailor." Tully wrote the story with Laurence Stalltngs and there is a part in It just built for him. Who better than the resses, serving the guests at the Assistance League, all for charity, Marion Davies posing in costumes of the Floradora era lor one or the movie PITMAN CANDIDATES FILE THEIR PETITIONS TWICE Pitman, May 20. Due to the dead author could describe himself? Jack, $20,000,000 Heiress Wins Annulment from Mulatto truthful Wf jlR'-ffciiaf menial i TOf whieH li arooW III IS: who has been getting In readiness for this next talkie, will have Leila Hy-ams and Wallace Beery In the cast. Here's hoping it will be a knockout.

magazines. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cantor and Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Chevalier making a foursomo at the Ambassador Hotel. That's all today. See you tomorrow lock and double Bets of borough officials, candidates for the primary elec LILA LEE ROBERT AMES A powerful all talking movie drama of regeneration daring In Its' theme, thrilling In Its action, appealing In its romance. Clark and McCulIough All Talkiag Camedr tVrlna Thundart VILMA BANKY "A LADY TO LOVE" AN A IX TAI.KlNti VICTOR SEASTROM PRODUCTION tion here on June 17 have filed their nominating petitions with both claimants of the office of borough clerk, On the Stage Fanchon and Msrco present Their Gorgeous Idea BLACK GOLD Fwatvrino Th EMM VS. ARNOLD G1AZER One of those steady actors who logs They are honeymooning with hope right along regardless of what happens that her father will follow ner George P.

Mayhew and Sylvahus George Brien. He seems to work mother in forgiving them. New York, May 2D. Dolores Elisabeth Ford, of Cincinnati, beautiful Smith College girl and heiress to a J20.000.00 Toledo, 0., fortune, haa undone her marriaee to a Harlem col Doughty. Revelation of the heiress' strange about as steadily as any actor I know.

As soon aa he finishes "The Last of the Duanes." a Zane Grey spic, he will The names of both clerks have been put in the place usually reserved for Just one name. Local candidates file union with the Mulatto wrougnt 4j Over tart: "Pagliacci" FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA William A. Krautb. Conductor sensation last year which brought her start on "Fair Warning," adapted from with the borough clerk while those out for county offices file with the county ored youth and haa returned to her own race for her fourth husband. Coercion and entrapment with drugged liauor were proved to the satis Max Brand's novel, "Untamed." The Fox company must expect that to be clerk at Woodbury.

soon, for Marguerite Churchill alreadjl With the names of both clerks to the FARMER KILLS EMPLOYE DURING DRUNKEN FRENZY Trenton, May 20. In a drunken frenzy because of his refusal to leave the farm, Stephen Drialo, 57, a farmer of Yardville, near here, shot and killed Stanley Nostrak, 25, an employe, yesterday. After killing Nostrak, Drialo attempted to reload his shotgun and slay his wife, Mrs. Catherine Drialo, 62, but the woman escaped. The crazed man was arrested shortly after by police summoned by the wife.

According to Mrs. Drialo, her husband had been drinking heavily for some time. She took charge of the ENJOY COOL COMFORT! Our Cooling Sritam In Operation during tha Hot Woatbor faction of Supreme Court Justice Ly-tell. In Buffalo, who granted an an has been chosen for the lead opposite him. Mitchell Harris and Ruth War nominating petitions, the Gloucester nulment which on May 7 last, released ren are also in the cast.

Alfred Wer the white eirl from Eugene Newton County Board of Elections will have to act as referee in determining which one shall be recognized in certifying ker will direct, with Ernest Pascal CLEMENTOS Today Tomerroir the young Mulatto to whom she had been united in circumstances she In- furnishing the screen play and mother hurrying from Cincinnati ana caused her father to employ a corps of detectives and attorneys to sunder the tie which the girl tearfully insisted had been worked on her when she was in a daze. The father, William Ford, of Toledo, is a glass manufacturer and insurance man, director and stockholder in numerous corporations. The girl Is now 24. At 15 she became the bride of George E. Krehblel, in Covington, Ky.

A quick annulment was effected. In 1925 she was married to Boyd Akin, Cincinnati stage manager. She divorced him two years later, in Reno. to the list of candidates. Beginning Friday ELBRENDEL MARJORIE WHITE dignantly and successfully decried to the court.

Tou cannot help but admire a per CONTAGION JUMP SHOWN son who crets an Idea and stick to it. C0LLINGSW00D Haddon CoUlngsweod Today Tomorrow ALL, TALKING MUSICAL 'High Society Blues' With Janet Gaynor Chaa. Farrell Even better than 'Sunny Side Up' Cecil B. Df Mllle's Tint "DYNAMlTEl As long aa I have known Monta Bell The wire that apprised Miaa Ford of the annulment decree was less than a day old when she eloped to Hudson IN he has wanted to put "indelible," farm, she saH, and hired Nostrak as IN CAMDEN COUNTY Ten new cases of chicken pox, 5 of measles, 4 of pneumonia and 4 of tuberculosis were reported in Camden novel to which he owns the rights, on farmhand. Drialo' objected to this.

MovietoneFolliesl Falls, N. and married Louis Mat. thews, a Richmond, plumber. With CONRAD NACD. KAY JOHNSTON the screen.

Just when he was about of 1930 county -last week, according to the regular bulletin issued today from the Pitman district office of the New Jer to get one of the film companies interested something would always happen to change his plans. Universal is now Interested, and if a little matter of salary can be settled Monta will at ERRORGRAMS Delineator of Screen Entertainment SLICES AND WRAPS Battle Creek. A new bread alicer and wrapper has been perfected for commercial use, according to Boyd H. Redner. The machine, the only one of ita kind used commercially, cuts sey department of health.

Two cases of measles and one of Hilar Corned a Haunting Melodirt Romantic last make his picture at Universal City. It Monta continues making pneumonia were the only cases of disease reported in -Gloucester county, Start loavea of bread into slices and covers newspaper stories he will have Salem county reported one case of measles, one of pneumonia, one of YOU CAN BUY THIS PITMAN, N. J. HOME WITH VERY LITTLE CASH Sale Starts at 10.30 A. M.

the loaf with sanitary wrapping in one process. "flivvers," for I know of no director who gets a better atmosphere in his scarlet fever and five of whooping p7 newspaper pictures. cough. Four cases of chicken pox, one of measles and one of scarlet Harold Lloyd had everyone worried. MARKET AT 1STH fever were reported In Cumberland 0H.fll?.5MirH,MAy I PRC-SWT HS5, Kit.

PATRICK? 15 THE fUTHOS OF THAT MPI-VAL fiOHNXZ OF fR- That is what happens when you are a county. big star and people are waiting lor your pictures. Harold had a very saa RIVER FAILS. TO YIELD BROAD HATS. I0K0E.

a BAT, JOHM GOLDEN PrfwnU FRANCINE LARRIM0RE In Rachel Crotheri' Sparkltnr Hit "LET US BE GAY" Original K. T. Bnpp-rttni Cut CA rvTVT TTTOWT. HTST SEATS WU i.a. 1 crijy 4 1 pain in bis tummp, and as the day drew on the pain grew worse.

Some self-aDDOinted diagnostician put it BODY OF GIRL SUICIDE down to appendicitis, and Harold rush CAMDEN NIGHT Xliurs. MAY Philadelphia harbor police had failed last night to recover the body of Hasel Green, 22, of 1038 Mechanic ed home only to find it was only a good old-fashioned tummy ache. At nrst it looked as if he would have to postpone the date of his sailing, but by putting Eva-nlnr At Mit. Tmor. GARRICK RHt NmIi SI .00 In some extra hours he will probably EVENINGS, Best Seats, $1.50 EVENINGS be able to get away May 4.

street, Camden, who committed suicide early Sunday by plunging into the Delaware River from the deck of the ferryboat Wildwood. The girl's nance, Stanley Proslnskl, 28. of 1819 Tioga street, Camden, was rereased by Philadelphia police after he told them the girl had threatened j0 THE PLAT OF THE WEEK CLAIBORNE FOSTER THE Mike Levee has a booster and what a booster, in San Francisco He writes THE PATSY" to "get even" with him following an us a two page letter in whicn ne says he read recently of a "boy who has ahead, whose family name Is NEXT --EEK SEATS NOW argument Saturday night CLAIBORNE FOSTER in "DESIRE" well linked with movie endeavor, David Selznick. and that other young man i if II smji if who reallv has done remarkable work, B. P.

Schulberg, but what about Mich- Olfaction Vtctrt Amtiftrmrnt 2 PHILA. BANDITS FLEE WITH $420 FROM GARAGE Two armed bandits held up the Hertz Drivurself garage. 3310 North Broad street, Philadelphia, early yesterday, forced Earle C. Johnston. 31, of 440 1,000 JUaOPvtrWBSTPlEU ave: 1.1 TEW FOREIGN MARVELS tadufee Central avenue.

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