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HERALD TELEPHONE 2-7401 THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA HERALD TELEPHONE 2-7401 SUNDAY JANUARY 9 1938 PAGE POLICE SPONSOR BENEFIT CIRCUS Damon Runyon YniFmms ii ARE YET TO BE SOLO Elizabeth By Hemphill Firemen of City Also Behind Show Week of January 21 A circus sponsored by Miami police and firemen for the benefit of their pension fund will be presented the week of February 2l in the stadium Some of the outstanding bigtop performers have been booked for the show with emphasis laid on high wire acts for the daily two-hour program rich daughter like a dope falls in love with the artist quite a tangle and more fun than playing "spin the Comedy and romance via Grenwich Village I must tell you about the two little girls Betty Philson and Marianna Strelby Inteligent as heck and both speak French as though they had lived in France all their lives This is a delightful picture and you miss it Movie Time Table 23118 Purchased In Dade County As Deail Line Looms Next Saturday Approximately 60000 automobile license plates remain to be sold this week before the deadline of midnight next Saturday Hayes Wood tax collector reported yesterday when he said the tags sold totaled 23118 Mr Wood based his estimate on the fact that for 1937 there were 83383 tags sold and has provided additional facilities for handling the rush of automobile owners in the Fair building in rear of the armory in Seventh avenue The tag agency will bei open from 8:30 a until 9 daily Persons employed in Florida must have Florida tags and visitors from other states where the 1937 tag has expired must have 1938 tags from their respective states or Florida States where the 1937 tags expired January 1 are Alabama Arizona Arkansas Delaware Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina Washington Wisconsin Wyoming When I was reading over my column last week it suddenly dawned on me that in my write up of I failed to say very much about Eleanor Powell That was because I was so excited about Nelson Eddy (bless his heart and his glorious voice (long may he sing) Now with appoliges to all concerned I will do justice to Miss Powell There is no doubt that she is the leading woman tap dancer Every dance she does in this picture is full of grace color and rythm Pleasant to look at and nice to listen to the lady is the real thing VERY once in a while I get a terrible yen to know what goes on behind the scenes of various and odd places (Snoopy my name) It is lust plain old fashioned curiosity but there is nothing I can do about it The other day one of these spells hit me so I-popped-in at the Cinema Casino to see how a rehearsal works among the celebs Twas one of the inter esting things you see in a life time I think there is nothing quite so ELIZABETH sad looking as an empty theater That was my first thought Then I went down In front (it look nearly so bad with the empty seats behind me) and sat down Sonny Stockton began to sing and I forgot about the theater and the seats and began to listen This young man has a lovely voice (he is only about 18 I think) and he will go far I hope! He really is swell and take anyone out behind the school and beat them up if they sav he Then I met Art Jerratt who is known all over tho for his grand song styling He is what is known as vera vera nice Elaine Arden was there A charming person who beleive it or not is known as the female Parkya-karkus She has just come down from Hollywood where she has been working on a picture and after her engagement here is going back Naturally Bubbles Becker and his orchestra were there I think of all the orchestras down here his is the best He ran over one of his numbers while I was there and I sav this if he and his boys go to the verv top and stay there there is something wrong with this nation What this country needs are people like these to make us all happy to Binr About" 2:60 4:50 ft: 45 7:40 935 Capital Street 12:00 1:46 3:42 5:36 1:34 930 Cinema Night 2:15 450 1:25 10:00 Stage show 4:00 6:44 19 1:30 1:30 5:48 7:57 10:06 Community 2:20 4:12 6:04 7:56 9:48 "Mountain Justice 7:45 0:45 Door 2:23 4:16 6:09 8:02 9:55 Fly" :16 4:36 700 9:22 8:00 6:00 7:00 9:00 a Sweetheart 2:00 4:04 6:08 8:12 10:16 Hurricane 2:00 8:52 548 7:44 9:40 Latest news events and novelties IM 12:27 1:54 3:21 4:48 615 7:42 9:09 10:36 Olympia Fargo 1:00 8:16 5:32 7:48 10:04 Paramount of Shanghai I'M 3:34 5:48 8:12 10:26 Stage show 2:39 4:53 7:17 9:31 Sacred 2:29 4:18 6:07 7:56 9:45 Regent Island 2:00 8:34 5: OK 6:42 8:16 9:50 Last Gangster 1:00 305 5:10 7:15 9:20 11:25 Rosetta Awful Truth 2:00 8:32 5:28 7:24 9:20 1:18 8:19 5:25 7:31 9:37 Sheridan a Holiday 2: (HI 4:00 6 00 8:00 10:00 You Mr Moto 1:06 2:49 4:32 6 15 7:28 9:41 11:30 Tivoli in Distress 2:90 8:58 5:56 7:54 9:52 Tower Doctor and 2:00 3:55 5:49 7:42 9:35 Jewish Benefit of Is Intended To Raise Fund For Enterprise A record of constructive activities is recalled in the five-year history of the Young Hebrew Association of Miami which is opening 1938 with sponsorship of the third annual Jewish benefit ot directed by Nick Kenny radio commentator columnist and radio editor of The New York Daily Mirror The event which takes place this year in the Cinema Casino Miami Beach on January 22 will include numbers by starred entertainers of night clubs in the area Among these will be Georgie Price Lorraine Price his talented wife Charles King and Kay Parsons of the Gay Nineties club Mother Review Verna Burke radio star Ted Husing and Ted Lewis while others will be announced later Has 400 Membership The Young Hebrasv Association which now has a membership of 400 started in 1932 with 12 members as the Hebrew Athletic club During the last year addition of billiard rooms a ballroom showers and social rooms have enlarged the sphere of activities of the organization The benefit sponsored each year by Kenney is used to increase the facilities of the property for indoor and outdoor sports and to assist in paying off the building mortgage Association athletics have included basketball diamondball volleyball and ping-pong in which the A team has entered competition with the other teams in the area Scout Troop Is Added Early in 1935 the junior boys and girls consolidated in a group now known as the Juniors which has a membership of 200 The A branched out further and late in 1935 took over sponsorship of a Boy Scout troop Soon afterwards the women's division was organized as a A becoming in a short while an active auxiliary to the increasing usefulness of the community center Although athletics and recreation featured the early organization program of the A attention to a cultural program is one of the foremost efforts of the organization HUGE FOOTPRINTS REVIVE MYSTERY Joe Richter and His Success In the Selling and Purchasing of Jewelry In Boom Time Discussed A SMALLISH chap out of Washington by the name of Joe Richter came to Miami some 15 years back and opened a little hock shop or pawn broker's establishment in the old Halcyon Arcade on Flagler street He was voluble and friendly and wore loud clothes and had a sporting disposition and the folks liked him and would have enjoyed paying him his interest on the loans he made on their valuables were there any enjoyment In paying interest He was pegging along in a modest way when the boom hit and the citizens commenced gettingtp-hump-shouldered from carrying money around in their pockets Almost everybody in Dade county had money in that joyous era and those who did not have it expected to get it in the next hour This Joe Richter was one of the very few residents of Miami who did not join in the carnival of buying and selling real estate and the only reason he kept out of the melee was because all the fresh-laid millionaires suddenly decided that they required visible evidence of their new wealth and could think of nothing more visible than diamonds Lacked the Time They began rushing into Joe Richter's little hock shop in posses screaming for diamonds with which to adorn themselves or their wives so Joe Richter never really got time to step out and pick up a few carats of real estate like everybody else look here the new millionaires said "we want any of those little old diamonds the size of pigeon eggs We want big diamonds We want diamonds as big as saucers We want diamonds that will let the spectators know how rich we So Joe Richter took to freighting in diamonds from the North and selling them to the new millionaires and as the new millionaires were being produced a degree above the minimum birth rate of suckers which is said to be one per minute you can imagine what a business he did He sold diamonds into the millions His only difficulty was in getting the diamonds big enough A man opening a new subdivision felt that he had to displav a bigger diamond than the fellow who had opened the subdivision just up the street The Kohinoor would have brought a nice price down here in those days Sat Down To Think One night after a hard work lifting diamonds across his counters to his customers this Joe Richter went home and sat down to do a little thinking It was the same home which the big hurricane of divested of its roof and left Joe Richter sitting in his parlor under an umbrella in some discomfort and much rainwater an incident that caused Joe Richter to build another home with one stipulation to the contractors care how else you build that he said put a roof on it that you guarantee to hold against But to get back to Joe thinking he thought "diamonds are like poker chips They got no home Those diamonds you are selling will be coming back to you like bread cast upon the water Richter you better be getting ready for the So one day Joe Richter went to Baltimore and made a deal with a friend there to supply him withanv cash he might need on demand and then he returned to Miami and sat down in his store and waited in much the same resigned mood in which he sat under his umbrella in his parlor during the big blow Cleaned Up Fortune He did not have long to wait The boom busted and presently the exmillionaires were lined up in front of Joe shop with their big diamonds He got most of those back he had sold to the customers in the first instance and a lot of others that had been sold by his competitors and eventually he cleaned up a fortune Immediately after the boom Joe Richter was pointed out to sightseers by the proud natives as the only guy in Dade county who had any ready money It was apparent to one and all including Joe Richter that he was not only pretty smart in not buying any real estate but that he was 'a mighty shrewd financier So what happened? This Joe Richter invested his monev in Wall Street and went broke He thinks it may have been poetic retribution but is not sure However it is worthy of note that since getting grip on another fortune Joe Richter is now putting his spare money into Miami real estate APPOINTMENT ASKED Don Lanning and Roberta Sherwood Miami Favorites Top Theater Rill Good old vaudeville moments are back again to remind the elders of past days before there 'were motion pictures to entertain But now stage acts are dishes added to the film fare and how the folks do at them up Ending today the Paramount Theater is providing full program of seven or eight or perhaps it is nine acts which were topped off Friday night with the regular Miami favorites of Don Lanning and Roberta Sherwood in chatter and song Lanning contributing the chatter Included in the bill are two excellent dance teams one being of classy night club caliber ballroom stylists a juggler with woman assistant tossing around and balancing everything from a feather to a cannon ball a trapeze thrill artist who performs that Impossible trick of hanging by the heels several songsters men and women In fact almost nothing seems missing except trained animals and they are not missed Sid White served as master of ceremonies in entirely fitting manner and the background of music is supplied by Walter Witko and his band In keeping with the momentary fashion of oriental movies the feature film is of with Anna May Wong Charles Bickford and capable supporting cast Despite the name the play has nothing to do with Shanghai nor the war but deals with the racket of smuggling humans into the United States It Is a knockdown melodrama with plenty of fights and murders and narrow escapes In which virtue rightly triumphs and the villains get their just deserts It should please those who want action and gore and excitement but expect any prize acting or fancy spectacles Little boys and big should love it and howl with delight when the police finally arrive at the fateful moment Airplanes and ships and automobiles are part of the scenery while shooting punching and drowning are some of the simple elemental touches introduced Vaudeville and melodrama Who ays modern progress has robbed us of our dear beloved amusement of ye olden times? and the District of Columbia The 1937 Pennsylvania license expires at the same time as the Florida license a FARMERS OF INDIANA ARE TO VISIT MIAMI Indiana Guide representing 150000 industrial farmers of Indiana Ohio Michigan and Illinois will operate a train to Florida this winter officials notified the Miami Chamber of Commerce yesterday Jack Hagan a former Miamian is in charge of the trip The special train is to leave Indianapolis February 20 and will visit 20 Florida cities including Miami The delegation also will go to Havana Purpose of the tour is to acquaint farmers with the fruit vegetable and agricultural industries of Florida More than 200 are expected to make the trip -li BOY CHAINED AND TARRED BELFAST Northern Ireland Jan 8 UP) A screaming 16-vear-old boy covered with tar today was found chained to a lamppost Police said the banned Irish Republican army usually used that method to punish those it considered informers SOUTH SEAS ADVENTURE CRUISE FEBRUARY 1 53-foot Schooner Approximate expense 8150 per person a minimum 3 months 5EVEP SEAS Box 1847 Miami Fla WINDSOR HOTEL ST ANN'S BAY JAMAICA I Room cmd Board inclusive $500 per day Room with Private Bathroom and board inclusive $625 per day ROAST DUCK OR STEAK 50c Himalaya Natives Say They Were Made By Snowman COLOMBO Ceylon Jan 8 (Pi-Footprints nine inches wide and many feet apart found again in the Himalayas have revived native mutterings about the legendary of those mystic mountains However Smvthe member of the 1933 and 1936 Everest expeditions has returned from a recent trip to the Himalayas with the opinion that the tracks were made by an immense bear Smythe said however that he never had heard of a grizzly bear in those parts He followed the tracks in the snow for several days but did not see their maker PLATE DINNER 35 SERVED ALL DAT SERVED ALL DAT AS ESTATE DIRECTOR Russell A Niceley of the Niceley Funeral Home Miami Beach petitioned Judge Frank Blanton in Probate court yesterday for his appointment as administrator of the estate of Mrs Bertha Beek who died on February 23 1937 without leaving a will The petition stated that Mr Niceley is a creditor of the estate the value of which is not given in the petition Mrs Beek left a son Barend A Beek of 2932 Prairie avenue Miami Beach Sail NORTH from MIAMI Baltimore 37M Philadelphia 4050 (o Boston 4950 (On way) Luxurious ships regular service Fares include delicious meals and comfortable stateroom accommodations Also soilings from Jotksonvlllo For full information and rasarva-tiont apply 211 Firt Strat Miami (Tal or authorized tourist agents MERCHANTS MINERS LINE OU OWN BAKING CLUB BREAKFAST 15c ALL FRESH VEGETABLES BHSHIOP BILAUR 224 WEST FLAGLER STREET OPEN ALL NIGHT Have you ever started to sav something and found that you are not saying what vou want at all? Well that is exactly what happened to me Three times I have started to write about and three times I have found that what I put down on paper is not what I had in my mind I really am stuck because I think that mere words can express what I think about it Well I will try once again I can say this much to my mind (please no cracks about what mind) it is the most excellent peice of work I have ever seen on the dear old silver screen All the terror of a hurricane can now be seen by those who have never seen one Those who went through the hurricane of 1926 in Miami will acclaim it as a masterpeice The setting for the story is in the South Sea Islands All of the tropical beauty is brought to you What with all of the flowers palm trees and natives arround you will forget that it is a movie and will probably find vour-self on the beautiful little Island of Manukura somewhere in the South Pacific Naturally there were actors in this picture of pictures but to me photography of the hurricane was far the most important part think that a garland of orchids should be placed arround the necks of the following people Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall for writing the story Director John Ford and his associates for the actual making of the picture Jon Hall for his fine portrayal of Te-rangi and Aubrev Smith for making the role of Father Paul These to me did the most outstanding work The rest of the important cast included Dorothy Lamour Thomas Mitchel Raymond Massey Mary Astor John Carradine and Jerome Cowan If you should fail to see this picture I think that you will always regret it for I beleive that it will go down in motion picture history as one of the finest FREE The Isimlet RESORT AND TRAVEL MAGAZINE Th Rt Price 50t 180 Pi(H fceavtlfally Illustrate Tails arherc ana daw a ta stop sdag aina play Covars florlia the Soflth New Orleans Havana BermaPa Nassaa Jamaica Paerta Riea Mexica Atlantic City New Vark CanaPa Reaa Maps Florida Schaals Easy to ar Spanish Sena 10a covw mailing Please state particular placet at tereit ana mo4e el travel Write far yaar 1938 eopy today to gimlet publications information bureau Spite 1105 Confetti Bl4f Miami Fla Make ar afflces V0UR HEADQUARTERS ter hatei apts ana transportal lan reservations maps ana othar mfarmatioa Wire write call personally or phono 2-6669 A Froe Service for Gimlet rroPert only Cuban owned Travel Barcas operating In the 126 St Miami Fla Pliant 91911 436 Wailnaftaa Ava Miami Peach Fla Phene 93648 "This company ta financially interested fn TROPICAL GARDENS' WhsDUL Jto DDCKT Use Herald Tourist Ads For Results fi IN GREATER MIAMI! 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