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THE 'ELEPHANT BOY' IS BACK 'rhin Man Doesn Want a New Husand program, salary tilt bi olt of MOVIE TIME TABLE LOEVer'S Town, with Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney. at 10:470 12:58,, 3:09, 5:20, 7:31 and 9:42, MISSOURI 'Pour Daughters," with the Lane Sisters, Gale Page and Jeffrey Ly111, at 12:30, 3:30, 8:35 and "The Lady Objects, with Lannie Ross and Gloria Stuart, at 2:25, 5:30 and 8:30. 1 I 2 4C. St. routs PailD 03Tobt-gemotrat, Euesttarf ritorning, Ortoller 4, 1,928.

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i (442, with the 1 MISSOURI Daughtera," Lane Sisters, Gale Page and Jeffrey Lynn, at 12:30, 3:30, The Lady Objects, )4 8:35 and 9:35: with Lannie Ross and Gloria Stu. at 2:25, 5:30 and 8:30. C.1 't 1 r's, ar 4 1 9 A- 1, I 1 AMBASSADOR "Secrets of an Actress," George Brent, Kay Francis and Tan Hunter, at 10:50, 1:50, 4:50, 7:50 and 10:48. "Garden of. th, Moon," with Pat Margaret.Lindsay and John Payne, at 12:16, 3:16, and 9:16.

FOX "King of Alcatraz," with Gail Patrick and Lloyd Nolan, at 12:43, 3:31, 6:19 and 9:07. "Straight, Place and Show," with the Ritz Brothers, Richard 'Arlen and Phyllis Brook; at 1:40, 4:28, 7:16 and 10:04. Ith theT itz en and Phyl- :28, 7:16 and AMBASSADOR "Secrets 'of an Actress," George Brent, Kay Fran- cis and Tan Hunter, at 10:50, 1:50, 4:50, 7:50 and 10:48. "Garden the Moon," with Pat ayne, a Lindsay and John garet 12:16, 3:16, 616' and 9:16. i FOX "Ki Al ng Alcatraz," with Gail Patrick and Lloyd Nolan, at 2:43 3:31 6:19 and 9:07 1, "Straight, Place and Show," with the Ritz Brothers, Richard 'Arlen and Phyl- 115 Brooks.

at 1:40. 4:28. 7:16 and 4e By Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, October Nora Charles thinks it won't look quit properand what will the neighbors turn up with a new husband so soon after the baby's born. And Nick won't be Nora's husband any more unless the studio and he settle their Which is another way of saying that M.

G. M. is temporarily stymied on its next "Thin Man" By Associated Press HOLLYWOOD, it October lk Nora Charles ths Chl quit properand what will the neighbors turn up with a new husband so soon after the baby a born. And Nick won't be Nora's hue- the studio band any more unless so and he settle their Which is another. way of M.

ti. m. Is temporarily stymied on Its "Thin Man" with some-. shoes, it is try to that she is ST. with Boris at'L 4:05, 7:10 and 10:15.

with Bela goat. at 24t, 5:53 and 8:58. EMPRESS "City Streets, with with Edith Fellows and Leo Carina, at some-. es, shoes, it is 12:14, 3:10, 6:06 and 9:02. "Algiers, It try to con- Hedy IAIMEITT, Charles Boyer 'hat she is and Sigrid Gurie, at 1:21, 4:17, 7:13 and 10:09.

ST. with Boris Karloff, 4:05, 7:10 and 10:15. with Bela goal. at 5:53 and 8:58. EMPRESS "City Streets, with Edith Fellows and Leo Carina, at 12:14, 3:10, 6:06 and 9:02.

'Algiers, shoes, it is some- with Hedy 'AMBIT, Charles Boyer that she Is try to con- and Sigrid Gurie, at 1:21, 4:17, 7:13 and 10:09. For business as well as forti, sentimental reasons. Miss Loy esn't int want to appear in the forthe ing picture. (delayed heretotor by Powell's illness) unless Pow II is cast with her. She also is said to feel that whoever else might be cast with her, regardless of his merit, the burden of carrying the story would fall her.

I 1 At the close of the last pilture, Myrna is shown knitting a tiny garment. I Powelland audiences-- learn then that an arrival il expected in the Nick Charles family. When she heard that M. a M. was testing Melvyn Douglas 1 and Reginald Gardiner as possible successors to Powell, Miss Loy told a.

friend that she thought both main characters should be replaced. The studio also has considered the feasibility of this and will test Vir- ginia Bruce for Miss Loy's par this week. I Miss Loy will not risk suspension. For bus won'ooiness as well as for sen- timental reasons. Loy doesn't want to appear in the forthc ing picture.

(delayed heretotor by 11 unless II is Powell a ness ems ow cast with her. She also is said to el that whoever else might be cast with, her, regardless of his merit, the burden of carrying the story would fall on her. I 1 1 Myrna is shown knitting a tiny At the close of the last garment. I Powelland audiences learn then that an arrival 11 ex. -ected in the Nick Charles family.

When she heard that M. a 11, Dou las and was testing Melvyn 1 Reginald Gardiner as possible suc- cessors to Powell, Miss Loy toldi a friend that she thought both ma characters should be rejilaced.d The will es r- studio. also has considerte the feasibility of this an Bruce for Miss Loy's par this ginia week. 1 Miss Loy will not risk suspension HE AMES ALwAYS POP. PRICES NITELT AT I PJ saturixf .1 FAMOUS U.

SJ CAVALRY I "ROUGH RIDERS" --STe LOUIS HATIOHAL HORSE SHOW I I ADMSSON Tiekete on phi at 11 ADMISSION All Fire goline 1 50c to t250 Homo's. Areal Finmws Bldg. SRI Annie. Ponstea rand. 1 WRIMUTROOM Sabu, the East Indian boy who created something of a sensation some time ago by his performance in He will be along again soon in another adventure drama, this one in color and entitled "Drums." Sabu first tour of America.

I I Lyons Den picture. William Powell was the eccentric detective in two pictures of the "Thin Man" series and Myrna Loy was Nora, his wife. A little Charles Is on the way, if he hasn't already Powell and his studio', It became known to Hollywood today, are at leggerheads over his new contract. The studio feels that because Powell soon will be devoting ionp siderable of his time to a radio AMUSEMENTS ASK YOUR FAVORITE THEATER FOR YOUR DQ3U no CAAND "ArZIRAI SR06E 1 MOVIE QUIZ NOW! 2ND SIG WEEKI SPENCER MICKEY by refusing to appear, one else in Nick Charles' said. Rather, she will convince the producers right 4 Allen Jenkins in his catboat beating Director Ray Enright In the ketch he bought from Dick Powell in a sailing race to Newport Larry Williams entertaining his visiting parents from Tenafly, N.

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io; it became OLD RODJ SHOWBOAT Powell and his stud known to Hollywood today, are at Allen Jenkins In his catboat beat- I 0 ing Director Ray Enright in the nt The old moo Issuer r. II Ma leggerheads over his new contract. "THE STRAIGHT ROAD" sae P. N. The studio feels that because in a sailing race to Newport.

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f. 14 0 I 1 i killteil ty vr- 61013 DENILOCRPI. CO ICA .5 9 "1 4 1, 4 VI it 1 131 111 1 I Movr 1 II I r' a by his performance in of 1,. bu the East Indian boy who created something of a sensation some ti a i I I ther adventure drama, this One in color and entit rums. He will be along again soon In ano, first tour of America.

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1 nettmg t'soe al, Getting DA-t(--)Pt 040.y:- for 0 ctio1ITATood (-yr Gladys Swarthout is getting a very dirty deal at Paramount The studio had contracted to pay her $60000 for her final picture. but is doing everything possible to force her to 'walk without making I it. In which case she would not have to be paid. The plan is to I rush the uicture a cheap 'cops and Fobbers" tale titled "Ambush" Is Planned through as quickly as possible Gladys Swarthout is getting a very dirty deal at Paramount The studio had contracted to pay her $60,000 for her final picture, but is doing everything possible to- force her to "walk without making In which case she would not I her to walk without making it. In which case she would not have to be paid.

The plan is to rush the Ilicture a cheap cop! and Fobbers" tale titled "Ambush through as quickly as possible CHONEMARCOFELOUIVAMILI MEN AANSFILL FRO .00 if 71 7515 ost 1.515 iipt 11471E CUIZ PICTURE! ANSF.LL oft R1C mit. 'a 4. 1.11 SEWN III Aillnik API a mks ma ma Z4 I-hearA" 'IgD1 4761 '4'13114442a allt 7A CTURE! 0 00 CUIZ to ct Cpk fkt ct 4 Co c.N11-- 7 fti 11 Ito let Taylor Edw. Arnold THE CROWD ROARS' "rt RICH MAN, POOR GIRL 2 QUIZ HITS TRACY ROONEY DOTS TO12113 This is so Movhs gisis Picture Relet Taylor Arnold THE CROWD ROARS' TRA SCY ROONEY RaMEY Edw DOTS 21012113 I RICH MAN, POOR GIRL This Is htev Quiz Picture 2 HITS Right Royal Reception for Kindly Physician's Right Roy for Kindll nysicia 3 By LEONARD LYONS. KURT WEILL has written the music for Maxwell Anderson's new "Kuickerbocker Holiday." The musical background includes some pre-revolution dIndian musicunfamiliar to Weill, who had busied himself these last years with "The Eternal Road" and "Johnny Johnson." And so, to get some idea of what the primitive music was like, the distinguished composer spent his evenings and made notations at the Famous Door listening to the 1938 jitterbug sessions of Count Baste and his swing band.

S. By LEONARD LYON Tr URT WEILL has written the KURT WEILL has written the music for Maxwell Anderson's new "Kuickerbocker oliday." The musical back- ground includes some pre-revolution Indian musicunfamiliar to Weill, years with "The Eternal Road" and "ohn." Jny Johnson get some idea of what th And so to primitive music was like, the distinguished composer spent his evenings and I Pet Merger Jimmie Key 4311RtEN LINDSAY I FIDLER I Preemie los ecrets et fot 22ole A. M. to 2 1 GARDEN OF THE MOON As Actress tj Plek a li top and Devery Parking Service Nightly After I P. M.tee STARTS FRIDAYDEANNA CERTAIN AGEr 44P11111117 onne Mei IPAIRMAN1 Gall Ltoyd seso.

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"BLACK DOLL." Will Rows. "HANDY ANDY." I num au EL, sotTot nor Donald Woods. "SLACK DOLL." Will Raisers. "HANDY ANDY." 323 Dinnerware! Tracy- Young, "Mee's GeetilL" I De Baliviere V. MeLaston.

"We're Goble Be Rich." I ri to a ItI lki 25., ING of 00 Pleicso ad Parkin. Swirly Nigel? Atter P. I STARTS nu PA oArARx BROTHERSROOM I alArita PRIUSITmARA 4 This is "Elephant Boy." is now on his This is --Sa "Elephant Boy is now on his -time -S 4 This is a "Elephant Boy." is now on his 11- PP- LIPOLELD EILIDEnEttA 2111MILDA rallEHIGALI DV Litif rbvamono 2735 CHEROKEI GRAND mil MIAMI 7224 MICHIGAN FERGUSON MO. 6227 NAT. BRIDGE EE II PS D.

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Lloyd Nolan. "PRISON FARM." H. Lloyd. Prolesser Beware (Quiz Picture) "White Banners." Auction Night. Starts Colored Dinnerwarol B.

Stanwyek. 'Aiwa Goodbye." oho King. "State Police." Cal. Co loredwarel Rayonend.Sethern. ''Shes Got GserYthing." "Condemned Women." ASK HOW ,10 WIN tHE $50,10 FIRaT PRI OF THE MOVE QUIZ CUTEST 4 I.

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Colorodwarot Dix 'Iliad Alibi." Goodbye Itroadwity. March of Timo.ehlen Of MUGU volVAIA JALVIFi with as little money spent on it as First Visit to Film City possible. But here is the payoff. The movie is minus a single song I i for the golden-voiced opera star! Marlene when Hedy Lamarr sprang It 'would have been 'more dignified into prominence. There does not to have paid lass Swarthout the seem to be room in Hollywood for money due her, and let her off the two such glamorous, exotic types.

picture. Did know that Norma- When Shirley Temple beard that Shearer also owns a large slice of Selznick International stock? Jane Withers was getting $5 a week pocket money, she staged a small The new Earl Carroll Dance and rebellion until her own allowance Dine Club, now taking shape on was raised to the same amount. Sunset bouleVard, is going to be so The other afternoon, Shirley was exclusive that cameramen and col- asked to pose for a "still" and umnists will be barred. I don't protested, Tut, tut, I'm wasting know about the columnists, but I precious school time. It's all right, do know that if photographers are I'm only kidding," she added hastily not invited, the place had better when the director anxiously asked close before it opens.

lAt least 90 whether she was feeling ilL per cent of the stars go to these Loretta Young is now shopping places for the pleasure of seeing seriously for another child to their pictures in the papers the next adopt. But she wants to do the morning. I choosing herself. In the past, when I wish Carole Lombard would Loretta has stated her intention of take me on as her protege. (There adding another infant to her me-isn't much chance ot this, unfor- nage, she has been so inundated with tunately.) She certainly goes to bat requests from poor mothers (in for Margaret Tallichetthe actress every sense of the word) anxious to she found in Paramount's publicity find a good home for their off-department, and induced David spring, she has abandoned her Selznick to sign to a contract- But search.

Carole hasn't stopped there. At every possible chance, she nags Mr. A crack credited to Darryl ZanSelznick to give her "find" better uck. When the producer learned and bigger roles. .1 Apropos of that Hitler had banned several of nothing, Miss Lombard's favorite his epics, he stormed, "Now he has nickname for Clark Gable is gone too for!" He calls her "Toots.

Copyright, 1938. I wish Carole Lombard Would Lor-et-i-aeh-a-s--s-ta-ied-h. eT-Illiention of take me on as her protege. (There adding another infant to her me- isn't much chance of this, unfor- nage, she has been so inundated with She certainly goes to bat requests from poor mothers (in for Margaret Tallichetthe actress every sense of the word) anxious to abandoned she found in Paramount's publicity find a good home for their off- department, and induced David spring, she has her Seiznick to sign to a contract. But search.

Carole hasn't. stopped there. At A crack credited to Darryl Zan- every possible chance, she nags Mr. nothing, Miss Lombard favorite his epics, he stormed, Now he has Setznickto give her "find" better uck. When the producer learned that Hitler had banned several of and bigger roles.

.1 Apropos of nickname for Clark Gable is gone too far! 's He calls her "Toots. cominht; 1938. IO t. Aa ruzi 11 rum 1 movie is minus a stogie song for the golden-voiced opera star! Marlene when Hedy Lamarr sprang It would have been more dignified prominence. There does no to ha paid lass Swarthout the A11A 1...41 into ICE TEA GLASS! J.

Arthur. "History made St L. Nolan. Hentfol By SHEILAH GRAHAM. HOLLYWOOD: October 3.

Allan Dafoe is coming to Hollywood for the preview of "Five of a Kind," starring the five most famous little girls in the world. It will be the Doc's first visit to Hollywood, and filmland is preparing a right royal reception for the kindly and clever medico. Be interesting to get his comments on the lack of motherhood indulged in by our married glamor girls. Garbo's newest contract clause is that her studio pays all her income tax. Which Is a nice clauseif you can get it.

Mauride Costello, famous star, is playing an extra role In "Topper Takes a Trip." Danielle Darrieux, who should have reported- back to Hollywood two weeks ago, sent word she would re-Wain in France until it was absolutely certain that Husband Henry Decoin would not be- required for military service. Looks as if Marlene Dietrich is rot coming back to Hollywood, after alt. "Chopin." in which she was to have starred for Frank Capra, has been postponed "Indefinitely." And "The Rains Came" Marlene was supposed to play in this with Ronald Colmanhas no specific starting date. It was a bad day for ported- back to Hollywood weeks ago, sent word she would re- Wain in France until it was abso- ecoin wou lutely be- required for that Husband Henry tunately.) Dld not military service. Looks as if Marlene Dietrich is not coming back to Hollywood, aft- Cr all, "Chopin." in which she was to have starred for Frank Capra, was supposed to play in this with has been postponed "Indefinitely." And "The Rains Came" Marlene Ronald Colmanhas no specific starting date.

It was a bad day for By SHEILA HOLLYWOOD: Allan Dafoe lywood for the pc a Kind," starring mous little girls will be the Doc's lywood, and filaill right royal recept and clever medic to get his commel motherhood indut ried glamor girls. est contract claw dio pays all her li Is a nice clause Mauride Cos star, is play In "Topper Takes Jae Darriewc, wt ported- back to weeks ago, sent vi Wain in France 1 lutely certain the Decoin would no military service. Looks as if not coming back Cr alt. "Chopin." to have starred has- been postpol And "The Rains was supposed to Ronald Colman-starting date. It KARAM C4It October 3.

1 I A BOOK DEPT. Sinclair Lewis' last novel was "The Prodigal Parents." Now an American son has written a new novelhis first oneabout a young man from Vermont, where Lewis resides, who attempts to adjust himself to the new mode of living. Farrar St Rinehart, the publishers, have the manuscript The new author is Lewisson of Sinclair Lewis. SPORTS DEPT. The Daily Worker, in keeping with the custom of newspapers to employ active participants to report the world series ball games, has engaged a big leaguer to cover the series for its sport pages.

Its reporter will be Rolfe of the Yankee Rolfe. BUSINESS DEPT. 7-- spoRTs DEpT. The' Daily Worker, in keeping with the custom of newspapers to employ active participants to re- port the world series ball games, has engaged a big leaguer to cover the series for its sport pages. Its reporter will be Rolfe of the Yankee teamRed Rolfe.

BUSINESS DEPT. i 'AMMAR 151t ESENORTMLOUts $7 .11.3 ioff fcry. lows -While a Student of Hollywood High School She Was Tested Chosen and Put Under Contract in Single Day By MONROE rAnutop, Special Correspondent to the plebe-Democrat. HOLLYWOOD, So-called Cinderella of the movie realm are snatched from anonymity some- times in unpoetic ways. Lana Turner, for instance.

Lana was stowing away a combination salad in a little cafe near the Hollywood High- School with a fellow student when the eye of a local trade paper pub usher fell on her. He called her animated beauty to the attention of his companion, who happened to be Zeppo Marx, fourth of the farnous brothers, who gave up acting to become an actors agent. It so- hapPened that on that day ecarch was under way for a 16-, year-old screen novice for the pro- ducer, Mervyn Le Roy, to 1 play al special role. Within one sunrise Lana had been tested and picked from 20 candidates with such en- thusiasm by Le Roy that he put her under personal contract. The rest is a story of home town girl, inilles good.

It was all a bolt from the blue Julia Jeanne Lana Turner, born in Wallace, Idaho, February 8, 1920, the daughter5 of Virgil Turner, a professional dancer, now deceased. Events in time took the family to 4 San Francisco, then to Los Angeles, with no thought of a movie career for the girl. She had completed but one semester in the Hollywood school when the fate coveted by corntiess girls intervened to, halt aim to be a dress designer. C7 course, the dancing taught her I by father in youth trained her 4 In zolse and grace which, with her 1 beauty, had much to do with her- I readiness for the big chance. These, coupled with an adventurous spirit When only 14 Lana talked her mother into letting her go "on her own" out to learn something of the world.

With a railroad ticket 2 yards long Lana left alone to visit Denver. Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Washington, New York, Atlanta, New Orleans and Mexico City, befgre returning with a pretty good idea of what's going on in this teeming half of the continent. Lana is strict In sell-discipline TURNER" and lives plainly with her mother in Hollywood, far too young, she says, to give romance serious considerate tion. She's one of the least in theatricti appearance.

She plays rides horseback, draws and paints in water colors and designs most of her own clothes. Her hair is light brown with a touch of red and lair hazel eyes dance with alert interest in conversation. She's 5 feet 4 tall and weighs 109 pounds. Fulton Ours ler, who heads Macfadden's Liberty Magazine, lives at West Falmouth, Mass. He edits the magazine from this place, although the office is in New 'York, by constant use of the telegraph and telephone.

When the hurricane hit that iiector, the wires were down and all phone and telegraph service to New York was disrupted. The phone to Boston was clear. And so Liberty Magazine was edited by way of Itondonin this wax: under o. phoned his instructions Boston, they went by cable to London, and then by cable back to New York. CHATTER Peggy Fears has been signed to appear at the new El Rio, where Zelli once operated.

After Crosby Gaige exhibits his 'America's United States Patent Office models he bought he'll auction them off, piece by piece. Chester Morris, Mary Small and Johnny Messner's Band will. follow Ethel Merman at the Strandwhose, law dept. stopped Mepsner from using 'and his Music Box Band." A new swank spot, the Pall Mall at 12 E. 67, will be for members onlyand will operate all night.

1 RADIO DEPT. John Powers' models, who lost their NBC Spelling Bee match to some New Jersey proved to be agriculture students at Rutgers will be 'rematched. Powers hadn't been told the competitors would be collegiates and is distressed at the reflection upon the i educational attainments of Ms Hi therefore arranged the rematch. But the models he'll select will all be Phi Beta Kappa. el, I MOVIES The new book, "New York Panorama," refers to Lionel Stander: "As a cinematic reflection of its own admittedly insular life, New York has contributed such atVic-al personality as Lionel Stander.

No one who has ever elbowed his way through the lower East Side will fail to recognize the raucous voice, the good-humored sneer, the compressed lips, the critical lift of the eyebrows, the noisy obtuse cynicism that mark Stander as New York's own." But, like a typical New Yorker, Stander is from Philadelphia. And he attended the Univ. of North Carolina. Alm rt3 a. OR 11000 AVOIS 3145 Park a ray 56441 EASTON cm ria IT.

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"Outside et Paradise." Pies Lynn Anders. "The Shadow Strikes." Cartoon. tsinnwo KIRKWOOD. ADULTS 20e. Kay Francis.

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Brevet. "FOOLS FOR SCANDAL." as rsillAaltr LEMAY FERRY Warner Baxter.Froddia Bartholamew. "KIDNAPrED." MAKESILMO ARSENAL 'Lab 61414111111VA LILY!" I tannuuE 1806 B. SlanwYet. "Always Goodly's." S.

Pa. TTE FRANKLIN NW." B. From Arizona." Whites Only aa upaywn wa in ism Warner Baxter.Froddio Bartholomew. El LILLI Liatit La THIRTEENTH' Gloria Stuart-Michael IN THE ISKY" il.me tOe-15e. G.

Raymnd 4i. Get Everything" G. Stuart II. Winton. "Island to tilt She." tiherte 2 Moen If Ditinerwarel W.

Tayter-177Q sertirtion ter Z. phis." 0 L. Nsise-S. Rees, Fero." DISHEa p. itotos-P.

Ellis. "Lady hi the teetiles" I mrt emn trzippm KIRKWOOD. E. BLOOD." N. wow map AID.

FESTIVAL WARE TO THE LADIES. woobsoN Olivia ADVENTURES trarlinrita ROAD OF ROBIN Frestiors." okTt Jan 17.17,t1F. INN ITE BANNERS" I n4). O'BrD. Powell-P.

Loss. 'Tomboy Free Broaltlyn" I "CAPITAINFOLORDO." $tart NUBIAN "T.0444TwAlkRNA1161.-H07.:120 PannLass BROA C. TEc.loPeolitsranAM.141-Diekill7:: 711.11L1C1 Mill II7S BARGAIN NIGHT? Waiter Winebell-BAR NAIAILTON UP AND LIVE." R. Wileci.N. Catered sr lettiaket Meese? Pat 'Weems Aral Like Taal." "Expensive Hatbands." Nese fly.

$port Bosse Basie-Lola Lane, "MR. Piss 20 WK. I Welk BEYOND THE B. essoody. WARNER lo26 It BAXTER I LL GIVE A MILLION" t7EILLST011'EASTON C.

Morrie, "Low etlete Underworld" North of Thos. tL. V7 GRANADA La. 40 I' 7 III-POINTE 1001 McCausland le Opens 030: Starts 7 16 LINDELL Grand and Hebert of. Opens Starts 7.

Shenandoan 0 2312 5. Grand Opens 1130; Starts 7 WEST-END iik, 40111 Onlmat Nult; Opens I 0: Marti 7 'L RITZ 1- 0 7 UPTOWN ft 4000 Delmar ilk Opens 0:30: Starts 7 32 AVALON 4 if tgrhitmra, 1 EMPRESS ith VARSITY 0010 Delmar ialk. Opens 610; Starts 7 James Pat CAGNEY- O'BRIEN' Marie WILSONDick FORAM 'MOT MEETS onenanuoan 46411d-- I 24.12"?. art" The "DEAD WESTENO atile Iteletat Opens 11:30: Marta 7 "Little Tough Guy RITZ 1- 11011E11T TAYL011 SW S. Grand UPTOWN I Own 0:30 Starts 7 THE ClIONITD 110A115, 1 470 Delmar Marrow, O'StillIvan Frank Morgan Lionel Montle, Opens 11:30: Starts 7 Jilin Holt, PHASING THE HEADLINES" AVALON Charles BOYER Hedy.

LAMARR 1141111Es 2r ALGIERS 1 Olive et Smite I Opine 1100: T70a tell 1 VARSIY 1 Ugric! HalaGono Lockhart Start 7 "II Dilmar in Carrillo-Edith Fellows, "CITY STREETS" I itt 17AIISITY 1 fole. 6, ins, Sigrid Guru Alan Lockhart -it Maris 'O in Carrillo-Edith Fellows, "CITY. Ip TIVOLI mos 6:311 Rand. SoottJoan Bennett, THE TEXANS 6330 Dolm ar, Starts 1 Jane Withers, KEEP SMILING tit 'AUBEIIT SHIRLEY TEMPLE, MISS BROADWAY 0-- SOn Easton With Gowen hisrObSJimmO Doranta 'f ikt LAFAYETTE HAROLD LLOYD, PROFESSOR BEWARE CAPITOL 0... Pat O'Brlen-Dick Powell "Cowboy From let lth IL Chostoot II 1" M.

CONGRESS "23 'Lloyd C. Dovglas "White Banners," Claude Rains 18 qt4 01 ilAll FLOnISSANT 11,1) Grand end Flerfeent "101: GIVIAVOIS ettko Mt Jeff 'Toon MAPLEWOOD 717 114111091te MIKADO det 6955 Easton JACK HOLT, "FLIGHT INTO NOWHERE" RORT. PAIGE, "MAIN EVENT" 2 Nevi Quiz Contest Hite 1 EDWARD G. ROBINSON The Amazing pr. Clitterhouse With Humphrey Bogert.Alle Jenkins Den Ameehe Bhutto Barnes Mein Whelan GATEWAY 6955 ElisteA nr-an tno ItUO Ira a SLAND WorPer Baxter.

Ito Giaa a 0 'KING Gravels 01 entenrey Seneert, "Shoe Ars Rusk' Fortles AMTTAssentor 1 Vector IlAeLasion. 00V1111 Party'. if a. Louis I Osbert "tams- Plersses "Paradise tot three'. MANCIIESTER Wallow IlserY.

"Pert et Seven Sees" H. Staawyett. "Always RICHMOND 1 Mickey Keeney, "LOVE FINDS ANDY HANDY" Clayton et 1110 1 Don Terry, "WHEN GMEN STEP IN" 390SlitAsha, rik MG1IsVsETAke re olitiltre" se tri WASHINGTON James CagneyPat O'Brien, BOY MEETS GIRL ero; Groans City. In. Nand.

SentWas Rannott TWA TVYANt woobsom 0110 HAvMsold-Errel FITAA. "ADVENIURES 77-7 Mil IP WI MU, 10 onw.a. ulna. Ertrarlinti ri ROAD OF ROBIN M000." "fISMIR. Frestion." in.

and. Scott-Joan Bennett, The TEXANS I I tro ra a SHADY OAK John Howard, Bulldog Drummond In Morocco enOny end dereythet Ann Sheridan, "Little Miss Thoronghbred" coLumnut Relit Wileoz.Nom Grey. "RECKLESS LIVING" 5257 Setrthwset Job. Warm "BORN TO THE WEST" POWITATAN ultra' 5-4" "A't Stet Disk 0.13 MI A N. A 4 WMTE WAY flibekoryt" Hoss'id Dct PEN" VS; CI rl GLIM -Get.

11.11'.:1.."!; laminar Ntt.115c! Wall, Beer' "Bad Man at Brionstome ItruTarzan Escapee' PA CM re es 6324 Fred AS sr PA array TEXAS 01M1414 HarttbliP 15C AAA Aoki' ANGERS" "iv" All Iss TerAtileeler IV la IL C- tsar. RI ri BROS. CIA US Ell vitrZss' I F. st7; avt. W--AXTER ARNE "I'LL GIVE A MILLION" 1(bnintWare To Ladles SI IL SRO.

lo- A' IV Sterria. "Low to7 Hte DelSerwerld." Barth of Thee. 4 wed pi, cart. ..10, 43 cartoons) clArli nTn 4 I Bolts I RIC A 0 DI A. CI BAR RON" memo I Checkered Chime II Fay RV'S SECRET." Kent Tarter i 011n 61103Vt 7324 I warner Baxter, r-Of I nNAFFED1 GIOSMIll Net.

armee fted Illarthgoing slaw "411 Naithty (brief 41101In 0 3v 7t aloaramA 1 ,,1 i two- 0 0 7 GRANADA James 1, pat FALLON It'ffiekt Lester od 4533 (travois a ions 4:30: Starts 7 CAG EY O' BRIEN certain idol' Moore 'THIS MARRIAGE BUSINESS" LACE- tl, IIPPOINTE 7 Low Mk. KING OF THE NEWSBOYS Open 30 e- 1001 McCausland Marie YilLSON Dick FORAM Opens Starts 7 Dick Foram "LAND BEYOND THE LAW" WhilEi get. LINDELL Madeleine Carron-Henry Feline. "BLOCKADE." 1 ASHIANDn Grand and H.hrt BOY MEETS GIRL Johnny Davie.Leta Lane. "MR.

CHUMP." Opens Starts 7. DINNERWARE! hchnny Davis Leta Lane. "MR. CHUMP." PAU LINEN Shenandoah Peter Lorre-R. Hudson.

N. MOTO TAKES A CHANCE. ,.....16 2312 S. Grand REM EN agol Chester Morris l'LAW OF THE UNDERWORLD" 71, OHMS 11:30: Starts 7 .1 Th 'a "DEAD IC1 :13 Anne Shirley ALISBUR '9 Salisbury 0111Y-- If ts, WEST-END STUART ERWIN, "PASSPORT HUSBAND Tough Guy19 3 Init Chinaware! IA Me Delmer Opens 11:30: Starts 7 Fulton. Oursler, who heads Mac- ROB FESTIVAL WARE! Daielle Dr nerieux.O.

Fairbanks. Rd. "RAGE OF PARIS." Smith Bellew, "PANAMINT'S BAD MAN." ildli, itiTz 1- 110BEEIT TAYLOrt fadden's Liberty Magazine, lives at QUEEN Madeleine Carrell-Henry Fends. BLOCKADE. i ihrik, NO S.

Grand dims 1 West Falmouth, Mass. Ho edits the Ayres-Helen ee 4: Stars 7 ARE ClIONVD 110A115, 1 eft 1114gOOPTD2arWN magazine from this place, although Melv De yn tralas-Fierence Ries. "FAST COMPANY." Chester Maureen O'Sillivan Frank Morgan Lionel Mandel' IL scol31111111111, Morris-Anne Shirley. "LAW OF THE the office is in New York, by con- stant use of the telegTaPn SEM tele- tit A Einommo Hoilywood tPro 15e-fge. Leo Dvorak, "MANHATTAN MERRY.

lik Delfts 4:30: Starts 00-ROUNO." Bob Steele, "ARIZONA GUNFIGHTERS." Jack Holt, "MARINO THE HEADLINES 1 phone. 4, When the hurricane hit Robert Wilen-Derethea Kent 3P AVALON 1- that 'sector the wires were down an I mcLommos 15d 10 Charlet BOYER Hedy LAMARR i YOUNG FUGITIVEr If kliffithighan gi I Smith Ballow, Cinderella a 1 it and all phone and telegraph service EMPRESS tTho In, Lana Turner OWE IL UMW. SCANDAL." "PANAMINT'S BAD MAN" CH fltAWARE1 Carets Lombard-F. Gravet. "'FOOLS FOR .01.

Olive iff Brood lag VARSITY I Peter Lorre. "MR. MOTO TAKES A CHANCE." Irla admit 1104: Ted te 1 1 ALGIERS And so Liberty Magazine was edited Sigrid Hala4lona Lockhart Errol Flynn, O. do ffavilland. "ROBIN HOOD." by way of Londonin this wax: BRIDGE10.00 rrillo-Edith Fellows, "CITY STREETS" gany.

Na an ray. 'SLACK "41 es While a Student Oursler phoned his instructions to Edr Kened BLACK DOLL." Opens 410, Starts 7 Boston they went by cable to Lon- of Hollywood ...4. ono C. Colbert-G. EIGHTH WIFE." isslwribr I igh don, and then by cable back to tam rti Kent Tayier-Fay Wray, "JURY'S SECRET." entoen.

ei a meows Open 4:34 Rand. Scott-Joan Bennett, THE TEXANS 6350 Delmar, Marls 701 hiss Withers, KEEP SMILING. New York. 1 Itt, -School She Was IC OtarITO ri 3145 Park Victor Manion, "WE'RE GOING TO BE RICH. Paul Meni-Bette Davis.

skink 47.11k 'AUBEIIT PARKIV) SHIRLEY TEMPLE, LMIE MISS BROADWAY, Tested Chosen and s' CHATTER 4 anis Easton SWAG" With Gown Moreitylimmg Durant. Dick Prcell, "MYSTERY HOUSE." LAFAYETTE Rickard Arlen. "NO TIME TO MARRY" Peggy Fears has been s. igned to DISHES! I Put Under Contract 2 A appear at the new El Rio, where jrz, a ray 5644 EASTON 1 Jeffers HAROLD LLOYD, PROFESSOR BEWARE Be tte Davis-Henry Fonda. "JEZEBEL." Dick Purcell.

Itt CAPITOL Single Zeill once operated. After tn. rum. 0 at O'Brien-Dick Powell "Cowl) From Brook! in IT. JOHNS Larry Blake.

"Air Devils." "Filleting Frontiers." I Cart. lit a i 4 Crosby Gaige exhibits his 'Amer- idt lith IL Chestnat II A- IL i Lloyd C. Deities' "White Banners," Claude Rains I' Ica's United States ea 0 trsztjave MeLealmi "We're Gettig te Ille Rich .1, CONGRESS "23 I i odt Saddle I 4 By MONROE rAnutoP, .,60, 01 hAll A so 0 8 Lee en i Vie Patent Office models he bought 271514. Kaintdi-E81). italic run res Is 1 Special Correspondent to the Globe- 4 a 1 he'll auction them off, piece by "pi rim 5239 Bargain Nits! P.

Farr.S. Colton. "All-Aaserican Sweet- le JACK HOLT, FLIGHT INTO NOWHERE" C. heart." B. illeene." News.

Com. FLORISSANT Democrat .7 ,1, piece. Chester Morris, Mary III 1414 WAD Grand and Floriseeld ROST. PAIGE, "DAMN EVENT" ovANNOE HOLLYWOOD, CAL. So-called 1 Small and Johnny Messner'a Band 2 Nevi Quiz Contest Site 1 will follow Ethel Merman at the L--- alna DEC Ctn.

Phis Lynn Anders. "Tht Shadow Strikes. aroo Cinderellas of the movie realm are 1710 N. Phil Reasea-Peeny Singleton. "Outside of Paradise." Ill) i let GRAVOIS EDWARD G.

ROBINSON law I snatched from anonymity some- Strandwhose stopped KIRKWOOD. ADULTS 20e. Kay Francis. "Wesson Aro Like That" I nu sk, Astim, The Amazing Or. Clitterhouse Messner from using 'and his Music ra- I CIMINO El 0 times in unpoetic ways.

Lana Tur- vi New York." News and Calamity. Wr ---4 mAPLEW00- With Humphrey BogertAllow Jenkins I for instance. Lana was stow- .1 Box Band." A new swank spot, 7- the Pall Mall at 12 E. 67 will be ing away a combination salad in a Ilacia: ACn: bardF IaLeLm.e."..R.-SGtr.ovet. "FOOLS FOR SCANDAL." tits.

me ensont ator Den Ameche Blest' Barnes Arleen Whelan School with a fellow student when little cafe near the Hollywood for members onlyand will operate IL arnArYtt LEMAY FERRY Warner flaster-Froddlo Barthlemew. "KIDNAPPED." Ilk 4 MIKADO i 7 all night. 5 Mario Wilso-B 1 415 oeris invesieLl MENA "CE." It, GATEWAY CIAEti LI LI 0 ARSENAL the eye of a local trade paper pub 141 ea ll Boer', "FORBIDDEN VALLEY." Short. Igo. If 'a.

"SS Ealt" 4 0461 1 Werner Baxter. "I'll Give Militee" usher fell on her. He called her 4, 1, RADIO DEPT. 180S B. Stanwyek.

"Always Goodbye." it. Epees. "Danger Pa. SSZNI104111Aera-l4." Gravels I 011111101hrsty Strerrt, "Men Aro Sven Feels" animated beauty to the attention of i Latina ETTE FRANKLIN UM." B. Arizona." Whites Ortly ...0" 1 Vector MeLaelen.

"Devil's dParty" his who happened to .7 John Powers' models, who lost S. Warner Baxter-Freddie Barthetoniew. KIDNAPPED." Ilemee.Perenes Itice. "Paraise tor hree" le their NBC Spelling Bee match to 4247 I Wallow Beery. "Port tit Sem Seas" be Zeppo Marx.

fourth of the fa- I tblArLYILAII 0 THIRTEENTH Gloria Stuart-Michael IN THE ISKY" I It MAFFITT Robert I 'te MANCTIESTER Matistiotter H. alershall-B. Staawyck. "Always Goodbye" some New Jersey rnous brothers, who gave up acting to become an Stoe Erwi actors' agent. proved to be agriculture students awati rut strosa.

and 10e.s5a. G. Raymond-A. ot Everythi" ng so, "LOVE FINDS ANDY HANDY" at Rutgers will be re- ma 14 Ars restalent G. Stuart-M.

Whalen. "titan' In the, Sky." Shorts. lir Mickey Itooneye Don Terry, WHEN G-MEN STEP IN" It so- happened that on that day -7 matched. Powers hadn't been Clayton et Bit Bend get 1435 2 Piens et Ditinerwarel W. 01881e.

Taylety "Pre. RICHMOND 1 it scarch was under way for a 16-, 7, T-4. John Howard, Bulldog Drummond In Morocco year-old screen novice for the pro- -I told the competitors would be Col- riEnnT 1,17113 8 LI CHOUTEAU eltriellon tor. Z. Pit -46Neughty pins." de, 4 4 legiates and is distressed at the re- ducer, Mervyn Le RRoy.

to 1 play, Is, k-, 2227 S. i po i i L. Nolan-S. Peak "Primo mai. Aik .41.

Ann Sheridan, "Little Miss Thoroughbred" i flection upon the i Sti Etilli LIM BRoADwAy DISHES! erostor-P. Ellis. "Lad le the illeents" Warner "I'LL GIVE A 'special role. Within one sunrise educational at- 1E tamments of his E. BLOOD." M.

fa. 3901 Shaw Ann Sheridan, "Little Miss Thoroughbred" thusia Lana had been tested and picked therefore arranged the rematch. from 20 candidates with much en- ARE 1 SHAW MO. SCHOOLBOY." FESTIVAL To THE LA 1 II. is, sm by Le Roy that he put But the models he'll select will all bail wrall18.1S.

Ite WASHINGTON James Cagney-Pat O'Brien, BOY MEETS GIRL gem, an, 0 talta ninnw000. pi WOODSON Olivia de Ilevillesd-Errel Flynn. "ADVENTURES ,....04. Granite City. IR.

Rand. Scott-Joan Bennett, The TEXANS her under personal contract. The be Phi Beta Kappa. '''''t 1 crtrarlinriti, ROAD OF ROBIN MOOD." "Flaming Freatiort" Calloolli se 4 rest is a story of home town girl, 4. VI.

coLumnIA Rebt. WileeseNen Grey, "RECKLESS LIVING" I allt-zes I MOVIES C3L1D WEBSTER Claude Rains-Fay b.a GROVES Baleter.Jackie Copper "WH ITE BANNERS" i 0 SES7 lowthaset job. wo 512:1 It was all a bolt from the blue tk. 1 a P. O'Brien-D.

Powell-P. Leos. "Cowboy From Brooki POWIIATAN rl" It "BORN TO THE WEST" Julia Jeanne Lana Turner, born The new book, "New York Pan- 1 triton Dies Pureetl. "DAREDElioL DIVE" In SVallace, Idaho, February 8, 1920, 1 A LNA TU ora ma refers to Lionel Stander: e3 pi rimk RNER. MS Errol .11...

wn. UNION "CAPTAIN BLOOD." A "PASSPORT HUSBAND." it) Lansi 1 Dick Zit. SH noxr ism REMAN" I Sr 17 Eller. "NURSE FROM BROOKLYN" I LOVED A I the daughter 5 of Virgil Turner, a 1 As a cinematic reflection of its I a Sint "STATE POLICE" professional dancer, now deceased- -7 own admittedly insular life, New dE e. Tex Rittor-Adole Peewee.

"THE UTAH TRAIL" Plus a a ElLas BAOADWAV (ono Lang-Dick BaldwilL "ONE WILD NIGHT." 0 WIIITE WAY 4 1 Otea perces'. sOEVILS''HAi, kilter, Roush' amok "ACCIDENT 'WILL, PEN Events in time took the family to coupled with an adventurous spirit. and lives plainly with her mother in York has contributed such a typical San Francisco, then to Los Angeles, When only 14 Lana talked her Hollywood, far too young, she says, personality as Lionel Stander. No with no thought of a movie career mother into letting her go "on her to give romance serious considerate one who has ever elbowed his way PanWiniskiaJlaJ I kall HAMILTON UP AND LIVE." R. Wilcou-N, Udall." on Gyzona 1104117 S.

Wickes "Call of the Aadio ---mIms es re rime re atis BARGAIN NIGHT! Walter Wieehell.eow A I aesetuemy "Hold That Klee W- Gable S. L. Timed seellIee for the girl. She had completed but- own" out to learn something of the tion. She's one of the least in the- through' the lower East Side will Colored er tented( Dishes Pot 'B rlea.

Weeme Ars' one semester in the Hollywood world. With a railroad ticket 2 atric ti She play ten- fail to recognize the raucous voice, El I ntEsc PESr11. OZZ1 A Las Vial." "Expensive illuelionds." Novelly. Snort Revue LE 11 Gartm 1,,. dry Wally Beery llama Escapee' Las; school when the fate coveted by yards long 'Ana left alone to visit nis, rides horseback, draws and the good-humored sneer, the come corntless girls intervened to halt Denver.

Kansas City, St. Louis, Chi- paints in water colors and designs pressed lips, the critical lift of the gi my ray" rt Hadley add letiney Davis-Lola Lane, "MR. Pin Ed Wt. 11324 Fred 14.emetraY "I XIS aim to be a dress designer. cago, Washington, New York, At- most of her own clothes.

Her hair eyebrows, the noisy obtuse cynicism 11 of ea DWI i eran" LAND BEYOND THE A. a Irmo Harlow iota oaa al All hi Teratnienter ns Mle ele woo 5700 Ghinewdare Fun BROS. "T.011 Girls" this ntrest in conversation. She's 5 Yorker, Stander is from Philadel- el an, Cartixte f-! course, the dancing taught her and Mexico is light brown with a touch of red' that mark Standr New York's WARNER "I'LL GIVE A MILLION" I 1 i ir 4:1 IL alleu II To Lales ip i by lanta, New Orleans father in youth trained her City, befqra returning with pretty and her hazel eyes dance with alert own." like a a typical New A izILLSTO II BAXTER Jeakarosei e- morrit, Mow re tko 1.0"1"1"srld".. illarel el rt Tiss 13 asa goo groaalia ism 4557 i Gilts or 11 SECRET RICHARD DIX.

"COMaRRON" in and grace which, with her good idea of what's going on in ie "Mon ot Wediciels." Powys Cart. Pew $3 Caearld il-A LAI ILA 111 Inflame (Checkered Chios 1 ay Kent Yoder beauty, had much to do with her- teeming half of the continent feet 4 is strict Lan Thes tall and weighs 109 phia. And he attended the Univ. of i og 1 awes Glaseen. readiness for the big chanee.

cn self-diacipline pounds.4 North Carolina. IL BARB GERS 4 0 Ul SU OWI, Slows Twin! Starts 7t Nothing uontunar 11. 714 se, I et.i.w...KIDNAppED lc mummy Gales i a 1 t. til Open 0:30 Starts 7 TE uPTowN wane West Falmouth-, Masi. Hs edits the 1:1 I) 4 4: 1 Lew Ayres -Helen Meek.

"KING OF THE NEWSEIDYS.4 magazine from this place, although Mau WE Mellor, Douglas-Florence Mao. "FAST COMPANY." Chester I 1 0 een Hollywood Produces Another the office is In New 'York, by con- e- A stant US0 of the telegrapvg an4 cAtIO. Morrls-Anne Shirley. "LAW OP THE UNDERWORLD." 4Y00 Delmar i If Charles IAN 6nommeo lbe-lee. Loa Carrf Ilo.Anne Dvorak, "MANHATTAN PAERAY frit Dooms 11:30: Start.

7 00-ROUND." Bob Steele, "ARIZONA GUNFIGHTERS." Jack phone. When the hurricane hit '111 Robert Wilson-Dorothea Kent 4 EMPRESS I I. that Sector, the wires were down CI P-C UMW II5C and 10c "YOUNG FUGITIVES" 1 1 Smith Ballow. C- Chippewa umer Cm erella In Lana and all phone and telegraph service to New York was disrupted. BAD MAN." CHINAWARE! Carole Lombard-F.

Gravet. "FOOLS FOR .001. Olive lt Groot, The phone to Boston was clear. LOW LII IIII0 104 VARSITY SCANDAL." Pear Lorre. "MR.

MOTO TAKES A CHANCE. lirl. 10: wm b. And so Liberty Magazine was edited by way of Londonin this wax: BRIDGEIEM Enroi Flynn, O. do Hatilland.

"ROBIN HOOD." i Edgar Kennedy. Nan Gray, "SLACK DOLL" "II Ltd -While a Student 1: Oursler. phoned his Instructions to. Deena ale; Stone Boston they went by caMe to Lon- moo of Hollywood High C. Colbert-G.

EIGHTH WIFE." TIv OLI 0.... Rand. Sc 1 A-- don, and then by cable back to tan rti gRAvois Kent Taylor-Fay Wray. "JURY'S SECRET." Cont000. 1330 Delmar, Starts 7:0 Jani sl .1 CAT New York.

I i Sigrid -acnool vv as. 9 :4.,,,::,::,,,,,,,,,,,,: 1 Tested CHATTER i Chosen and I Peggy Fears has been signed to I Put Under Contract appear at the new El Rio, where Zelli once operated: After I in Single Crosby Gaige exhibits his 'Amer- .1 5 Ica's United States By MONROE I Patent Office models he bought Special Correopondent to the Globe- hell auction them off, piece by piece. Chester Mary I HOLLYWOOD, CAL. So-called 1,,. i Small and Johnny Messner's Band 4 will follow Ethel Merman at the I Cinderellas of the movie realm are Strandwhose, law stopped snatched from anonymity some- 4.1c!-- fl Meesner from using 'and his Music I times in impoetic ways.

Lana Tur- Box Band." A new swank spot, for instance. Lana was stow- AtC-- the Pall Mall at 12 E. 67, will be 1 trig away a combination salad in a little cafe near the Hollywood for members onlyand will operate 1 7 all night. the eye of a local trade paper pub i A School with a fellow student when usher fell on her. He called her RADIO DEPT.

animated beauty to the attention of i John Powers' models, who lost his who happened to 1 1 their NBC Spilling Bee match to be Zeppo Marx. fourth of the fa- 4.: some New Jersey rnous brothers, who gave up acting 4.4.7 to, become an actors' agent. proved to be agriculture students t'i 1 at Rutgers will be re- 1 It so- happened that on that A matched. Powers hadn't been ear-old screen novice for the pro- a scarch was under way for a 16-, told the competitors would be Col- 4 legiates and is distressed at the re- ducer, Mervyn Le to play, a ilection' upon the i educational at- Lana had been tested and picked I epecial role. Within one sunrise '4: 1 tainments of his from 20 candidates with such en- L', therefore arranged the, rematch.

I I -s. But the models he'll select will all 1 thusiasm by Le Roy that he put'. be Phi Beta Kappa. her under personal contract. The ii'sk: I rest is a story of home town girl, .,.1 milles good.

I- i. MOVIES a It was an a bolt from the blue-, ....,4: I Julia Jeanne Lana Turner, born; The new book, "New York Pan- in VTallace, Idaho, February 8, 1920' I 1. AA TURNER? :1 i refers to Lionel Stander: 1 the daughter of Virgil Turner, a "AB a reflection cinematic reflec of its I professional dancer, now deceased-- 1 own admittedly Insular life. New.