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Four Richmond Times-Dispatcii i Tuesday February 23 1937 NOMINATIONS FOR THE ROLE OF P' Taylor at 7:30 every Wed- nesday evening The meditation for this week is the Special music is being arranged for these CARILLON WEST CART Mill I END- roDM sendees GS333 rkMi Stk Strwt it Muthxll LA-T IIMES TODAY Open at SHIRLEY TEMPLE In Alice Faxe Robert Young Nm Mickey Mouse Cartoon THURSDAY AND Clark Marlon Davies BROOKIZAND LAM TIMES 3-5-1-9 SHIRLEY TEMPLE STOWAWAY Warner Baxter with FEW OF US GAN to buy the very best obtainable of most of the thines that we need or want Fortunately this is not true regarding our eve? The cost of wearing good glasses is seldom more than a penny or two a day and none of us can afford not to give our eyes the attention they deserve Optical Co HURRY! POSITIVELY Ends 3 3Iorc Bays! JOAN GBATCFORD K7ILLIAK3 POttELL ROBERT MONTGOMERY oftil6Ckujnut" Adaptation of Frederick Lonsdale Play with RANK MORGAN Jessie Ralph' Talullah Bankhead at the let seems to hare the edge on the other contestants for the leading role in Margaret Mitchell's Gone With The Others mentioned are Katharine Hepburn Elissa Landi and Carole Lombard in the top rote Margaret SuUavan and Jean Harlow (left and right) are in the ovals Miriam Hopkins is below Margaret SuUavan and bettie Davis is to Miss right Tribunal Hall cclares Court Change Backed by State Commissioner of Labor The Supreme Court at present Is "Just as packed reactionaries" as it could be with liberals if the President's judiciary proposals go through Congress John Hopkins Hall Jr State labor commissioner stated yesterday Furthermore he said the court reorganization plan "seems to be the oriy method by which necessary social legislation will be allowed to stand" He declared that it was "imperative' certain statutes be enacted to provide fair competition in business and that both labor ard business need the type of regulation provided under NRA "While provisions of the National RecoveYy Act drew fire from many large employers it was demonstrated in Virginia" he said "that the act's Deneficiil points far outweighed Its detrimental points" The commissioner illustrated his cor ion by remarking that one of the State's largest cotton textile mills which prior to NRA maintained a 04-hour a week work schedule retained the 40-hour week after the Supreme Court killed the act As a result IJr Hall added the mill now reports jnvater production from the same number of employees working on the shortened schedule than it reported when the 54-hour week was in effect Willielmina Leaves Austria After Rest INNSBRUCK AUSTRIA Feb Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands who employed nine detectives to encircle her as she painted Austrian Alpine scenes beeaure "I want any one looking over my shoulder" left for home today GOJABGliy? 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Efforts to organize a local branch of the Citizens Read League of Virginia are underway and David A Harrison Jr Hope-weil chairman of the State organization has called a special meeting of automobile owners and drivers to be held at 8 o'clock Friday night in the Municipal Building a hen plans will be perfected The purpose of the league is to see that funds derived from the gasoline tax and automobile license plates be used slely for road building purposes and road maintenance Robert Harper of the State organization was in Hopewell a few days ago to confer with Mr Harrison relative to the local branch of the league Goodwyn of Emporia is district chairman of the Citizens Road League of Virginia Wind Damages Building Workmen of the Virginia Electric and Power Company today were repairing damages to wires torn down last night by the severe windstorm which Jiit Hopewell shortly before 11 o'clock and blew off the front of a brick building on East Poythress Street Bricks from the vacant structure broke the wire between two poles Several roofs were damaged throughout the communiiy and awnings were torn from their hangars in the downtown section To Erect Brick Home Burton Short of this city has been issued a permit to erect a two-story brick residence on Francis Street at a total cost of $9000 Work already has begun on the building Progressive Table Setting The program for the February meeting of the American Homes and Welfare Departments of the Hopewell Woman's Club at 3:30 Friday will be in the form of a progressive table setting The affair will be open to all club members and no charge is being nfade for visiting the various homes to participate in the setting Beginning at the home of Mrs Harry Hartzell in City Point who will display a dinner table the members will go to the home of Mrs Alfred Ford on Cedar Lane who with Mrs Burton Short will show a breakfast table The group will be shown a tea table at the home of Mrs Frank Van Benthuysen and Mrs Charles Weston will display a tea table She will also serve tea this being the last home to be visited Schools Observe Holiday In celebration of George Washington's birthday the schools of Hope-well and Prince George County closed at noon giving the pupils and faculties a half-day holiday The post office and bank were also closed but other offices were open as usual Special Easter Services The First Christian Church will observe the pre-Easter period with a series of Lenten meditations conducted by the raster the Rev William MOSQUE THUK EVE MARCH 4TH COL de BASIL'S lUL ae Ballet Lwnldf Mulnt Miltr it Btllil TICKETS 83c SI 10 $165 $220 $275 Mmim In OMm DIAL 1-01(7 PARK YOUR CAR WHERE YOU PLEASE But AT THE COLONIAL WHERE YOU HAVE THE NATIONAL It's Their NEW Hit THURSDAY Another SURPRISE STARE AND SCREEN SHOW STRAND 6LENDA FARRELL SMART RLONDE With His Alt HEW and Bigger STAR PARADE of 1937 Mini INK HI I IKK II CMttil E- not IK IN OF (All Tci'imii ol'ii i MOSQUE Ml Mint ii im NATIONAL SYMPHONY 5s HANS KINDLIR L- TICKETS Mm $1 SI 50 S2 S250 LW Tax Exempt 'A CIVIC Ml -ll --im 1 1 1 ix OK Kit IIMlIXII Hll ll WITM 1 1 Mii-I ill 101 llrnnl Pul i AFFORD Mfiin and Eighth Streets 810 Grace St -Medical Arts Bldg Ill fi I IN PEKSOX stage show than last year ENTERTAIXERS with EDMUND LOWE MADGE EVANS CAPITOL OPEN 12:40 DICK MADELEINE POWELL CARROLL A LIFE FAYE KITZ BROS in IRVIXG BEB THE STATE and CAPITOL 'N DAGGER How are jour Verves! NO 12 LETTIRS OF A i-152253 The 3 Mesquiteers ENDS TOD Start 3 Aten "rruTrinvr im" 12 BIG ACTS 17 A Singing Dancing Comedy Musical Revue and ON the SCREEN r' 'HEAD PHONES FOR THE HARD OF HEARING ONLY 48 MORE HOURS! -Bv Edith Lindeman All this speculation about who is to play With the is beginning to get in the hair Every day or so another bulletin comes rolling in declaring that this or that actress has been suggested by this or that community as the ideal Scarlett O'Hara Somehow or other there isn't much discussion over Rhett Butler It seems generally conceded that Clark Gable is the only men for the job Once we heard a timid bid put in for William Powell hut there were so many dissenting exclamations that the suggestor said she was only fooling and that course Clarke Gable would be perfect When It comes to the other characters there is less certainty Margaret Mitchell herself has no ideas about who shoukl play her people She did mention that she thought Elizabeth Allan would be nice for Melainie but that's as far as she went Consequently every movie fan has nominated her own favorite for the dashing role of Scarlett Nominations at the present time Include Miriam Hopkins Margaret Sullivan Carole Lombard Jean Harlow Bette Davis Katharine Hepburn Constance Bennett Tallulah Bankhead and Elissa Land! There you have it Southerners and Northerners and way-down -Easterners blondes and brunettes and redheads icy Elissa and tempestuous Tallulah hard-boiled Harlow and sob-sister SuUavan Now I ask you how is any one going to pick a winner from that varied array! Looking for New Talent It appears that even the producers of the picture are beginning to feel the hopelessness of their task and have derided to place an entirely unknown young actress In the part so that the previous personality of a well-known player will not color the personality of Scarlett as Miss Mitchell has written her With this In view they have sent a scout snooping through the Southern States to see what can be found In the way of real talent At present there are four girls lined up and labeled "Promising" When George Cukor who will direct the picture for Selznick International returns from Europe he will interview the four in New York Mean Hollins Observes Dav Advances in Education Related by Speaker ROANOKE Feb More ad rancement has been made in Amerl can higher education during the past 10 years and more especially within the past five years than in any other 50-year period declared Dr Chauncey Samuel Boucher president of West Virginia University speaking this morning at Hollins College at the annual Founder's Day calibration Immediately after the Pounder's Day exercises which were held in the Little Theatre the seniors laid a wreath on the grave of Charles Lewis Cocke the founder Dr Boucher led an educational round table at 30 o'clock and Immediately after luncheon the Triangle Club of the Hollins Alumnae Association met The celebration was preceded by a two-day meeting of the Hollins Alum nae Advisory Council BROWN 8 CO STATE RICHARD DIX CHESTER MORRIS 1IOLORES DEL RIO In THURSDAY al the while they are having four fine cases of jitters Susan Falligant student at the University of Georgia is one of the four She is 20 red-headed and the daughter of Colonel and Mrs A Falligant of Fort McPherson She is regarded as one of the most talented members of the student dramatic society the Thallan-Blackfriars Atlanta Debutante Considered Louisa Robert Atlanta debutante la the second She is active in Atlanta Junior League affairs and has had dramatic experiences only in debutante entertainments Then there is Alicia Rhett socialite of Charleston who is an active member of the Footlight Players an organization which maintains a quarter-million-dollar theatre The fourth' is Adele Longmire New Orleans stenographer who when not typing is an amateur actress described by Bernard Szold head of the famous Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre as quite promising They say that the quest is not over We sort of hope it ends soon This suspense is terrific And hesides through all the storms of supposition there persists the rumor that Help ers Picked For At Petersburg Annual Kiwanis Show Is to Aid Crippled Fund (Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) PETERSBURG Feb General Chairman Gregory has completed appointment of chairmen of subcommittees for the annua Karnival" given each year to raise funds for use among crippled children The club has taken the rehabilitation of crippled children as its major work and the clinic operated by the club Is financed through the Those named as subcommittee heads are Traylor automobile prize Jack Young electrical Bob Litchfield entertainment Dick God-sey concessions Vic Halbert refreshments Whitmore booth tickets Emory Lawrence dance Ed Henley publicity Junius Moore door tickets: Isham Andrews purchasing Charles Pollard cash contributions Louis Levitt sales booths Beach warehouse Prince Robinson personal contracts Perkinson ladies' booth George Jones solicitation Worth door prizes Strailman booth construction: Cole finance: Samuel Ware house James McKenney decorations Paul Roper transportation Club chairmen will meet tomorrow night following the regular meeting of the club at 630 o'clock at Hotel Petersburg Warehouse Robbed Breaking a glass in a rear window thieves made their second haul within a week at the warehouse of the Lance Packing Company 22 South Sycamore Street Saturday night The burglars obtained goods valued at $31 Lloyd since his young wife has been released from the hospital The victim of a serious automobile accident she is now learning how to walk all over again with Larry as instructor Ann Sothern who Just spent four weeks making "Fifty Roads to estimates that she used up 192 hours being filmed in a night gown her only costume save for one short sequence in the whole picture Rochelle Hudson insists that since Robert Kent married Astrid Allwyn he makes much better screen love than he did before he actually was enamoured Humphrey Bogart who has made such a hit in is being cast as Baby Face Martin in the forthcoming filmiza-tion of End" Hugh Her bert has written his 154th sketch for the stage and It will be used in a Broadway revue this summer Bette Davis will wear a scar in which is made of embalmer's wax Maureen O'Sullivan wore a pedometer under her slacks the other day when rehearsing with the Marx Brothers for Day at the and found that she had been chased five miles during the day by the assorted Marxes Wallis Simpson Sees Style Show She Bought Her Trousseaux CANNES Feb Mrs Simpson had the French dressmakers atwltter about trousseaux today but it seems she's With Mrs Herman Rogers her Riviera hostess she was an interested spectator at Sunday's Patou style show at the Casino The newest spring and summer fluffs were paraded past her table Today though she let it be known she not received or ordered anything either designs or fabric from anybody and hasn't decided what to buy or where to buy From Vienna Sir Waller Manck-ton flew toward London today from a conference with Edward Duke of Windsor who gave up his throne for the of Sir Walter who is attorney-general of the Duchy of Cornwall carried a brief case in which it was reported were papers relating to a royal stipend for Edward who wants to marry Mrs Simpson as soon as possible after her decree of divorce becomes final April 27 Despite Mrs Simpson's avowed indecision about her wedding clothes it was learned from another source that she gave one Paris dressmaker to understand she might go there in March to make some selections Another house was said to have malted 40 sketches to her of its own accord in an effort to get the business Almost all the big houses are trying hard for the trousseau order KlYM HTHRY! LAST TWO DAYS TEAMED FOR DOUBLE LAUGHS VICTOR MOORE HELEN BRODERICK THE JURY MARCH OF TIME COMING THURSDAY JOE BROUN In His New Comedy Riot YOUR BIRTHDAY? with MARIAjt MARSH Tallulah Bankhead was selected long ago and has an iron-clad contract all sewed up in her little reticule This seems most probable since it costs a plenty to find and exploit new stars about two million dollars a year to be exact and no studio wants to go to all that trouble If it is at all possible to reach out and pick off a fully seasoned player for a most important part Still With the is an unusual book Hollywood is accustomed to doing unusual things and this may be one of those times when the unusual stunt of placing a brand-new player in a starring role might be Just the thing to do You never can tell HOLLYWOOD BULLETIN Preston Foster has a novel idea for preserving souvenirs from each picture he has made He has the bricks of his fireplace made of heat-proof transparent hollow glass and a memento from each picture wUk be sealed Inside the bricks yet-femaln visible Ginger Rogers tops the popularity poll circulated bjMhe Aid Society among 10000 boys and girls Larry Crabbe has stopped giving his daily swimming lessons to Shirley Temple and Gloria Movie Clock BYRD "We're on the Helen Broderick Victor Moore Feature starts 1:45 3:45 5:45 7:45 9:50 the Dick Powell Madeline Carroll Alice Faye Feature starts 1:30 3:30 5:30 7:30 9:30 "Green Errol Flynn Anita Louise Feature starts 11:30 1:30 3:30 5:30 7:30 9:35 NATIONAL the Thin William Powell Myrna Loy James Stewart Elissa Landi Feature starts 11:52 2:16 4:40 7:04 9:28 ''The Last of Mrs Joan Crawford William Powell Robert Montgomery Feature starts 10:40 12:45 3:05 5:10 7:25 9:45 STATE Richard Dlx Dolores Del Rio Chester Morris Feature starts 11:30 1:30 3:35 5:40 7:45 9:50 In the first robbery February 13 the thieves broke a window and removed merchandise valued at $39 The loot included packages of candy and crackers and In each case a crowbar was used on metal bars after a window had been broken Fingerprints and a large knife were found on the ground floor the only clues to the identity of the robbers Large Docket Heard One of the largest dockets in some time was heard by Justice Clements in Police Court today with 12 of the defendants answering to charges of drunkenness and nine Negroes being charged with gambling Hobson to Speak Raleigh Hobson director of the Social Service Bureau of Petersburg will be the speaker tomorre night at the weekly meeting of the Petersburg Hi-Y Club at the A at 6:30 o'clock Mr Hobson will speak on Second Calotabs are diuretic to the kidneys promoting the elimination of cold poisons from the blood Thus Calotabs serve the double purpose of a purgative and diuretic both of which are needed the treatment of colds Calotabs are quite economical only twenty-fi' cents for tha family package ten cents for tha trial package CAdyJ From the Moodier to serenade ter-r-r-Ifle In her XESVEST and Gajcst IIIT! 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