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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 8

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'ainlimilmiiimegelillionamomalL- -Riannoildir: 8 4 8 ANERIMM dommdmool '1-1 Ill II THE KANSAS CITY TIMES THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1932 MAK JESSE RECTOR DIES AT87 City Kansia: burial in Forest Rill I PHOTO PLAIS----Flits-r ituN 1 P11010 itUN cemetery -111111111111 cemetery BRUCE BARTON ACCUSED PlIOTO still'' I 1111010 A00 son of Mr and Mn Joseph Martin 4213 South Elmwood avenue died yesterday at the home Surviving also are his grandparents Mr and Mrs Julius Trot le of the home and Mrs Martin Centerville Mo Funeral services for Mrs Pearl Bosch 2928 Holmes street will be held I at 2:30 o'clock Friday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs William Sutherlin 704 East Linwood boulevard burial in Memorial Park cemetery I ----------A NEW FU MANCHUI Starts -rri NEW AND MORE SINISTER I Tomorrow FIGURE COMES OUT OF THE Foars Open EAST" A FRANKENSTEIN OF THE ORIENT WITH WOMEN to 11 A HIS FIENDISH FREY! 1 Wit Starts Tomorrow Doors Open 11 A 11 I The Civil War Veienta Served vitII Missouri Infaniry WOMAN ASKS 14 MILLION FOR AL- 1 LEGED SLANDER I Jesse Rector 87 a Civil War vet eran died yesterday at his home 1321 Bales avenue He was a member of the ISIcPberson post No 4 A The Writer Is Released Under and had fought in the Missouri in1000 Bail in Mrs Frances fantry she Surviving are his widow Mrs Mell It as -Tricked" I lissa Rector et the home two daughters Mrs West 1319 Bales I avenue and Mrs Beauchamp ALL AMERICAN BOY WEEK! Vote tor Your Candidate LiDllsTINcTIAv RESIDENTIAL lgi I TREATERS IlinintlitiliAllP11111111111)111 1V A regbffet 1 poNs iv DISTINCTIVE iI410 RESIDENTIAL ALL AMERICAN I e- BOY WEEK! Ikri enZirdalur 1 i'J1 I 11111111111TVIHIIIAIIIIIIiEliSTIIIP11111111111)11 a gt-1-0' li r-4-- '-''-3-A lig- 611 7 11 A ox P' 7 0 IiviltIJ 1 I Emma Martha Oates 37 died yesterday at the Independence eanitarlum Surviving are her husband Courtney Oates and a daughter Mabel Fern Ostes both of the home 644 Brookside drive Mount Washington two brothers Carl Hart Passaic Mo and John Hart 200 East Seventy-ninth street anti two eistere Mrs Etta Jenkins and Mrs Joseph Smith Adriah Mo Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock this Thursday at the Methodist church at Adrian Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Butler Mo Reiss 60 years old 3810 Leeds avenue died yesterday in the St Joseph hospital Surviving are him widow Mrs Minnie Reiss of the home: two sons Herbert Reis of the home and Walter Reiss 6814 South Benton three daughters Miss Freda Reiss Miss Agnes Re tiqi and MI58 Martha Reiss all of the home and three sisters Mrs John Kickbusch Leeds Mo: Mrs Muck Rembert Calvert Tex and Mrs Henry Perry Bremond Tex (fie' 11- liMfot illIrcuatocou 91 el illtk g1C tray inlytout St Louis and a sister Mrs Tillie Gibson Eaton Ia Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday at the Forster chapel 918 Brooklyn avenue Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery CHARGED WIRE KILLS SINTY Insurgeitts Are Victims of Japanese I ngenuity ley the Associated Press) MUKDEN MANCTIMA Nov3 (MIMIday)--Sixty insurgent soldiers were killed todarby an electrically charged wire used as part of the defenses of the Fenghwangcheng station on the Mukden-Antung railway the Rengo (Japanese) news agency reported from Antung The mass electrocution took place In an insurgent attack on the garrison maintained by the Japanese and Manchukuo troops After a 3-hour battle Japanese reinforcements routed the attackers of whom thirty more were killed in action thre Omorotte More (doh! 9 715-915 1 715-915 1t1Z41 i 1 151 ItioreOmorolleMorefilhahigl Marines 715-915 71-)l'it'411 11 1 of ti 0 a (i 1 I 1 a 9 I 4 OTHER DEATHS IN GREAtER KANSAS CITY y() 0 Nrina Smith 59 years old 2836 Campbell street died yesterday In the General hospital Surviving are her husband John Smith of the home a daughter Mrs Ada Davis and two granddaughters Mrs Ballew and Miss Eugenia Davis all of 201 East Sixty-eighth street terrace BECKER Becker 82 died yes terday at his home 1839 South Valley lo tree Kaneas City KR11111S lie Is by his widow Mrs Hannah Becker of the home: three sons Walter Becker Muncie Kim Floyd Becker of the home and Clifford avker 923 Fuller avenue and three sisters Mrs Mettle White Cherokee Kas and Mrs Laura Young and Mrs Helen Belcharnbers both of Lyndon Kits Funeral aervicee sill be held at 3 o'clock Friday at the Long chapel Burial in Maple Hill cemetery HURRY Last Times Todav Jean Harlow Clark Gable in "RED DUST" hi4 etroGetelevynNtaver's 7111161647 "RED i'DUST" Thriller i it 0 cis t-O Of sat' with BORIS KARLOFF MYRNA LOY-KAREN MORLEY LEWIS STONE-JEAN HERSHOLT A DO NOT CONTUSE THIS WITH THE NU MEROUS OTHER 'EU MANCHU" PICTURES! -4N tC ac Awn SAX ROHMEIVS FAMOUS NOVEL The Perfect Slat fit her Perfect Picture CONSTANCt BENNER TWO a9mhtit With Neil itainitton DORM Fashion Andy Clyde Comedy Cartoon WE PAY YOUR PARKING FEE ISIS MAURICE 3Ist Troost in "LOVE ME Shows JEANETTE MACDONALD Krasv Kat Kartaan Travellall "Cradles of VAR WICK Eavi? mcvLIZITEN Mii1341y13CtbK "GUILTY lire Parking fl Inc-ne SCPEEN SONO The Pertect Slot in tier Perfect Picture Irtff144 :4 with BORIS KARI-OFF 1 CONSTANICt 0 MYRNA MORLEY LEWIS HERSHOLT L7t 4 BENNER 44 4 4 1 45 agcjitit IILWORLID Clg 4- CID4 ezt 4 D0 NOT CONTUSE i With Itemitton ''It': A 2 10 THIS WITH THE NU JP Dollie Fashion Andy Clyde Comedy Cartoon -klett4q4 MEROUS OTHER dr WE PAY YOUR PARKING FEE 111 MANCHU'' Intlinnumenuentemn PICTURES! 14001I1 MR treat --vpo'' 'II '1 I I AURICE catn-AC ROHMER'S mANTETTvezunmucAcpcortqadAILesno1CFclrAeILLE8 in "LOVE ME 0 0 :1: oto 0 FAMOUS NOVEL I 31st Troost Shows 01 HURRY Kratu Kat Itertoon Last Times Today EDIAIT VICTOR A A Jean Harlow -f in "GUILTY WARWICK As Near 39111 i ree Parking In hi etroGettlevynNtaver's "RED DUST" 7: 15-900 10e-25c SCPEEN SONO Thriller 00ss i 0 I 1 0 Cis t-a of lz sat' Wise 49 years old 2111 Terrace street died yesterday in the General hosoltal Surviving are his mother Mrs Mary Wise of the home and four brothers Winfred Wise Overland Park Kas: Walter Wise Fifty-fourth street and Be Under road Robert Wise 401314 Troost avenue and Benjanun Wise Anderson Mo A WOMAN'S SECRET that has been shared by four generations Smart women get immediate and satisfying relief from acute periodic pain with 2 to 4 teaspoons ANGOSTURA or more until relieved mixed half and half with sweetened hot water No harmful ingredienw Gives the stomach sense of warmth and comfort Sizes 30c up 1 1 1 Citilotta 40 years old 2752 Brighton avenue died last night at his home He Is survived by hi8 widow Mrs Lena Gulotta: two daughters Miss Katherine Gulotta and Miss Mamie Gulotta and two sons Pete Gulotta and t3eorge Gulotta all of the home anr four sisters Mrs Maria A'Dengla Satta 2947 York avenue: Mrs Mary Lamanno 2741 Brighton avenue: Mrs Marie Licata 3923 York avenue and Mrs Josephine Licata 1305 Wabash avenue Funeral services will be at 9 o'clock Saturday at the home and at 9:30 o'clock at the Holy Rosary church Missouri avenue and Campbell street Burial will be In St Marys cemetery ROCKHILL I RAr131111 Mrs Frank Smith Word has been received here of the death Tuesday of Mrs Bessie Spence Smith at her home in Los Angeles MN 31111th was born and reared in Kansas City She was the sister of the late Mrs Edna Halpin matron of the Jackson County Detention home Surviving are her husband Frank Smith and a son Edward Smith both of the home: two sisters Mrs James White Tonganoxie Ku And Mrs James Allen Springfield Mo and a brother Estill A Spruce Loa Angeles WALTER HUSTON CCNINPN(F PAT o'BRIrN KAy JoHNsoN "ArdERICAN MADNESS" ONSTANTE CI'M'wewN' KAY JOHNsoN MADNESS" Vi ALTER HUSTON CONSTA11Cie PAT O'BRITN RAY JOIINFirc 45th Troomt LOEWS MIDLAND 951:04 I 1 I I C417 tirloimment 10011512s Formula of an old family doclor (Sy The Star's teased afire serricei NEW YORK Nov Barton writer lecturer and advertising executive was arrested today in a suit by Mrs Frances King a writer for million dollars damages for alleged slander Mrs Kings affidavit stated the writer is out of the city much of the time and might not be available when the case is tried Barton was released on $1000 cash bail Mrs King alleged that in 1928 she married Hugh Rodgers King and that without her knowledge or consent her husband sued Mr Barton for alienating her affections She asserted that both her husband and Mr Barton pietended friendship and in that way "got much information from her" She asserts she was "tricked" and that she suggested that her husband get a divorce so she could marry Mr Barton Mrs King stated that her husband brought the divorce action but that while it was pending she learned she "was being investigated by agents of the department of Justice whose service's the defendant was able to procure by means best known to him The plaintiff asserted that as a result of a satlement of the alienation suit her husband told her he received S11000 but she does not know how much more was paid to his attorney While the divorce suit in which she asserts Mr Barton was named was pending she says her husband asked her to return to him but before she agreed she told him she wanted to talk to Mr Barton to "convince him" she had nothing to do with the alienation 'action She says she went back to her husband on condition that he return to her the $11000 so she could give back to Mr Barton Her husband pve her the money she said but Mr Barton refused to see her and she had no chance to return it Mrs King states that she applied in the spring of 1931 for employment 1 by a broadcasting company and gave Mr Barton as a reference She lost the place she said because Mr Barton said: "She is no good She I blackmailed me Have nothing to dol vith her" The plaintiff charges that her reputation was damaged further last! September 9 in the law office of Col William Donovan Republican nominee for governor when in the presence of several persons including a lawyer she had retained Mr Barton said: "I am a man of much experience but this is the first time a badger game has ever been worked on me" i Mr Barton is the author of several books including Man Nobody Knows" and "A Layman's View of the Life of Jesus" AO TO A CONVALESCENT HOME Mary Walters Herter 64 died last night at her home 5828 Holmes street Surviving are her husband Paul Herter of the home: a daughter Mrs William Toe Ike 4932 Agnes avenue: two sons Otto Herter 4206 Forest avenue end WIlliam Herter 108 East Sixty-eighth street terrace two nsters Mrs A Rau 4336 College avenue and Mrs Otto Lemberg Chicago and eight grandchildren Funeral of James Rice Funeral services for James Rice 3230 Morrell avenue will be held at 2 o'clock this Thursday at the Forster chapel 918 Brooklyn avenue Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery Kansas City Kansas He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Rice of the home: a daughter Bessie Jane Rice Capps Ark a brother William Rice -Houston: Tex and a sister Mrs Clydena Rusten of the home BARGAIN MATINEE Zic ioI tiTH IE GIMEA1111) JICTR11111121 HOME Of ramolon4 PICTURES Harry I Last Day! ri IT'S MAGNIFICENT A MOVIE mru ftNI 'CURES DI (11 OPsein COMEDY SPORT1014T CARIonN Free Parking MORRILL MOORE ormAN SOLO Li A LDO NWO-0 '17129 a nd 2' itil( ''1 GARY TALLULAH COOPER Greater Than a Motion BANKILEAD "DEVIL AND THE "AMERICAN MADNESS" DEEP" With Walter Huston Eav Joilts0 O'Brien Benne Rubin Comedy and Pat Soortliant News cartoon News Noc1' -9 and 1341 MOKAN 3Atolm 10c-20c GLAEi-STONE 10c-20c Most Unusual Double Feature Miami Lotion Alexandlr Joan fliondelL Stuart Frain Victor McLaCen stir-bars Wr1 "MAKE ME A STAR" "DEVIL'S LOTTERY PICTURE! TERRIFIC "DOOMED BATTALION' I Rnth- Entin Andy Clyde In At Is 81OnlY 'I( Music" -Alaska Love" Lilt ILL os Adults 16-c- GHAM Children 10o VISTA i2Or Pro0' Jac Oakie Leda Roberti Double Feature I3en Turoin Andy Clyde WARREN WILLIAM "MILLION DOLLAR LEGS" "SKYSCRAPER SOULS" J01111 Bennett Ben Lyon (Shown R-35 Only "WEEK ENDS ONLY ELISSA LAND' VICTOR McLAGIAN 4 At 8:40 Only DEVIL13 LOTTERY OITT onoss SOLO 75t1 i and Wasbil- 13-9 Freq Pa auri an a Motion Pict re CAN AIADNESS" Huston Kay I Pat O'Brien News ONE 10c-20c Alexandwr aveo Barbara 'S LOTTERY" Apidv (ivde In Vk Lale" Unt Or Indco Prosoo uble Feature REN WILLIAM RAPER SOULS" an 35 Only )I VICTOR MrLAGISN IL'S LOTTERY- ur -m-- I t4 fEL 1 3 I Mary A Lowry 82 cited Yesterday afternoon at the home of a 4Iaughter Mrs A Atwell Independence She was born March 13 1850 at CRrr011t011 Mo Her husband Richard Lowry died thirty years ago Surviving are another daughter Mrs Ivy Smith Hensley Ark four sons Shoshone Idaho: Arthur Lowry Portland the: Roy Russell Lowry Denver and William Lowry Kansas City eighteen grandchildren and sixteen For Hard Coughs or Colds That Worry You Creomulsion is made to give supreme help for coughs or colds that worry you It combines seven helps in best helps known to science It is for qtdck relief for safety But careful people more and more use it for every cough that starts No one knows where a cough may lead No one can sill which factor will do most That depends on the type of cold Creomulsion costs a little more than lesser helps But it means the utmost help And it costs you nothing if it faila to bring the quick relief you seek Your guarantees it Use It for safety's sake ENDS ma picture unit positively leers Kansas Cila Wryer TONIGHT See it here! It RRY I HURRY! 40TYA-4 MARY ASTOR GENE RAYMOND METRO-6010WYN 4 BURNING ROMANCE ENDS ma picture unit postimelto Icare Kansas Cila forever TS hi ei rte RRY I HURRY! ETRO-6010N WY 0111111111 M1111110LA MAYE R'S 'tit tPitt BU RN ARLOWs goted 6::: AtIK MARY ASTOR nut GENE RAYMOND iWIgt Services for Mrs Viola Short Funeral services for Mrs Viola Short 1212 West Lexington street Independence will be held at 1:30 o'clock this Thursday at the Stone church in Independence Surviving are a son A Short 1210 West Short street Independence and two daughters Mrs LaRue Washington and Mrs Arthur McKim 1210 West Lexington street Funeral services for Andrew Metzler Dorrance Kam will be held at 1 o'clock Friday at the Gates chapel Kansas alvERluy ilia Ili with Lem Tracy Mary Brian FREE 13th and Main ilf Los Trcy ry Brian FREE PAR NG 13th and Main 1141 After 6 22i" it Magee 51 year old 3906 Windsor avenue died yesterday at Bell Memorial hopaital He is survived I I 2-FIATURES--2 wTvAr --rnnturito--4 FINAL FINAL LINDBERGH 1 Nct Edmund LOWE Constance CUMMINGS Evelyn BRENT' In "ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENSE" 1100 and 10sOM Ann DVORAK and that hrew Screen Sensallon LEE Tr vw "STRANGE LOVE OF MOLLY LOUVAIN" 19'00 Only' Also Another or Those MOVIE ALBUM lallmbers anti Stlw1il'1 IMINGS Evelyn BRENT 17 THE DEFENSE" wen Sensation LEP Tr MOLLY LOUVAIN" nt 1511151 NYmbers and tre 1330 thsholstersd Seitz Troost as 40th 10e-20c Coot 7 to 1130 Free Auto Part by his widow Mrs Ida Magee and three daughters Miss Elmira Magee Miss Mi Ida Magee and Miss Shirley Magee all of the home: a son George Magee Brownsville Tex: his mother Mrs Elmira Miteet of the home: two sisters Mrs Tillie Rogers Horton Kas and Mrs Pearl Black Stockton Cal and three brothers William Magee and Cialr Magee both of Chicago and Frank Magee Venice Cal Funeral services will be held at 930 o'clock Friday at the Long chapel Burial in Horton Kas Fourth Church of Christ Scientist Kansas City Mo announces A FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE By Robert Stanley Ross CSB of New York City Member of the Board of Lectureshio of The Mother Church The Fast Church of Chrtst Scientist In Boston Massachusetts In Fourth Church Edifice 133 South Van Brunt Blvd Thursday Evening November 3rd 1932 at 8 o'Clock THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY mum TO ATTEND Truly one of 111t the screen's fin 1 est Romances! The Director of "Love Parade" and "One Hour Mr'ith presents his supreme achievement! att LUBITSCH'S givuble MANI gADRD 2r cAmoX KEBitif us1114T IxN6 0E-11 "MASK OF MOUSE FU MANCHU" -NEWS- W1011748 1 1 inE4SETTRRAAcNYG AENLNO7E0RAK of MOLLY LOUVAIN" 38TH AND MAIN 10c and 20c Comedy Cartoon News ANN DVORAK LOVE LOUVAIN" srtoon News Martin 2-year-old LOEWS MIDLAND PHOTO RuN I PHOTO RUN I PHOTO RN -NP WESTPORT WESTPORT 2 BIO PRODUCTIONS TRACY ANN DVORAli RICHARD CROMWELL 'The STRANGE LOVE of MOLLY LOUVAIN' 43rd Mercier NOT ALIVE NOT "WHITE ZOMBIE" shov 7 a 9:30 DEAD JUST A BELA i'DRACULAi WOOF! 8 73 or Comedy News Pictorial Pure Linen Bridge Tablecloth io Each Lad ill TRACY ANN DVOR5N OMWELL MOLLY LOUVAIN' or 8 71 Al WOOS! rableclothto Each Lad fgapqtlise SHOW AT THE BETTED THE ItEIS ALWAYS A 1 with MIRIAM HOPKINS MAY FRANCIS HERBERT MARSHALL CHARLIE RUGGLES Edward Evoratt Horton 1 SOUTHTOWN TROOST AT 57TH ST lO Free Parking LOCO Car More 1 for I BIOJ oa 1 ni Hdi Famous Ferguson Case" Your I elen 46 Money" Twelvetreen The he Young Bride" JIMMY GLYASON "MOH HATS AND LOW BROWS'' I AT 57TH ST 1 0 rains LOCO Careuscas Case" ng Bride" ow czN 1 9 ID Obi 13 21 OAK PARK "The Strange Love of MOLLY LOUVAIN' if MOLLY LOUVAIN" 47 ezZ BROADWAY 3935 Prospect With ANN DVORAK LEETRACY RICHARD CROMtr111 11nows She couldn't run a A' a from woman's rulinw assion 10c and 20o "Admission Free" "Hollywood Handicap" 'Tropical lACY RICHARD cnomwrit woman's ruling 13 assion Handicap" 'Trooical atau PAIKIP4C tO1 iCOO (ARS Fitt BAGDAD "PAGAN LADy" loc 2711 Troost With EVELYN RENT CONRAD NAGEL Shows 13-915 "HOLLYWOOD HANDICAP" "CATNIPPED" "SHE'S MY dAVY" 10c YRAD NAGEL 'NIPPED" -BlIES MY 175l'1' In the Gay Friendly Smart Atmosphere of the delightful TERRACE CAFE to the joyous tunes of 11JZO L-11c5 i 0 IIKO nu 4 4:::: i -k--- --'---Ir 0 :9 7 -1704-'4 cvzi -c: Teo 4i :5: A s' --Mum '1 lg' 7 lt 1: '41: 7 rA-41 4:: 'k: ''''( 0 1::::::: 4 11 444 ott 2 :::4 YALE WAS JUST A BOWL OF CHERRIES! Screamingly loony this football comedy COLONIAL CHERTYR MOrRTS AND MUTT DVP 1 A "COCK OF THE AIR" HUM DCIVE iE AIR" 10c CHEVALIER TONIGHT' CHARLES RUGGLES Creed" For AS HELL" COMFI 31st ord 11 a IEVALIER TONIGHT" HARLES RUGGLES Creed" Fo roa 1111GAH) OLEN ARLEN As HELL" 4 P4 1 Ish el ilk: 3 '-ONDE 09' 4 1' CHEVALIE RUOGrclrESps TONIGHT" LAULEN ARIA: 'c' ItIctiARf) AS HELL 1s ea mb a ILA AAA 1 MS 39th-Woodland Ave tree Auto Park "Shadow of the Poole" Cartoon News NnvrIty IR News Nnveltv --kk'''' A rx :1 THE 14:: TIVOLI 64 TIVOLI 64 Property Owners Oppose Rezoning at 3001 Brooklyn Avenue The city plan commission late yesterday disapproved an application of George Wagner receiver for the Federal Building and Loan Association to rezone a 2-story residence at 3001 Brooklyn avenue to permit operation of convalescent home Warner attorney for Mr Wagner and rt Maffry agent in charge of the residence explained Mr Wagner had opportunity to rent the residence to two nurses for a convalescent home The rezoning was opposed by prop crty owners led by Cole 2202 East Thirtieth street and George Browning owner of a 6-apartment building immediately cast of the residence Mr Browning said his tenants objected to having the home next door Others who opposed the rezoning were Marrow representing the Merchants' National Bank of Omaha: Johil Horovitz 2200 East Thirtieth street John A Moore Jr representing the Porter-Moore Realty and Investment Company A Nichoalds 3002 Park avenue Mrs Caroline Korn 2940 Park avenue and Mrs John Cave 3006 Brooklyn avenue The board continued the case of Mrs Anna Brodie to rezone residence property at 3439 East Sixth street to apartment me Mrs Brodie said she desired to construct a private garage for four cars She was told to file a new application for modification of the zoning law to permit construction of the garage BILL BOYD GINGER ROGERS HOBART BoSWORTII 'S 2420 Indiana CARNIVAL BOAT 9 NII7 CAOf 20c-10e HOBART BOSWORTH 7 IOAT" NEWS CAM 1 i STRAND Cj nPthilgt-a4 ORIctilAL loc "Road House Murder' Alvc 15c merclDorothe Jordan Trio Linden At 15c I ants' Tickets Tonite Comedy Cartoon NeY Murder' 1 inelen Royce Ates Comedy Cartoon Nev 38thTroost -0 BALTIS BALES 1 4 mai ANN Pictures' And Two Oood On Come Over! "Strange Love of Molly Louvain" LEE TRACY In RILL BOYD "CARNIVAL BOAT' si Ti nt 35th-Indiana GINGER ROGERS 8 19 0 "ARROWSMITH" in 59th-ProAneet Free POrkInit MARY LUE IMEAltmtn BABIES" News I tiC KE STANWYCK BARBARA In BIO DOUBLE FEATURE I OC ROANO "PURCHASE PRICE" 20 39th-Rummtt Corned Warner Barter "Man About Town" A od Ones! Come Over! of Molly Louvain" kL BOAT" 8 77 RROWSM1TH" in BABIES" 1 IJC EATIIRE 13c HASE PRICE" 20 Lbout Town" Vat REV 1 Mt in GRETA NISSEN amoMmeld000 on the Stage 3'25 1123 9125 rarewell Weer ot PETER HIGGINS in "THE FROLIC" SATURDAY The feature you're been waiting "THEY CALL IT SIN" With it LORETTA YOUNC GEORGE BRENT on the State "RHAPSODY IN SILK" reatti6n1 TED LEARY and AuRtote cRAves Other Entertainers 11 i llomorrowY -6--- LAUGH WEEK STARTS! The Two Mothballs of lasanity and their gang in the big of all their laugh carnivals WInsonxisev 110 0 IlPOW I LAUGH WEEK STARTS! )44 ll The Two Mothballs of lasanity and their gang in the big at all their laugh caraivals I INDIANA ADVERTISEMENT ADMITS Orli: alst and Indiana "THE MYSTERY THAI StIOWN :15 and 9 Aso Musical Act end "Shadow of the Eagle" cstssrr ADMITS ow RY RAIN' lhadow of the Eagle" GREATEST 1 SHOW wvvE HAW At New Low prices 25c 1 3sc 6 ciwrs BoAcotlif 3SC Main Floor 50c Includint Tits Doors Olsen 11:30 Ma Inr lc 1 iri dmcin rtn 173 0 rv ES ILA Es 1Ar- EVEOWHAD 1 A New Low prices 25c I'll 1 3sc Till 6 Billc No IGIITS Dif 3SC WILL LOWORT iS DEAD SUN 10c-15 Pal Partner Admitted Do WASHINGION MASQUERADE' Barrimore 7106 Prospect Mickey Mouse Comedy Snapshots Guaranteed tn kdmIlted ishots Guaranteed tn ON MASQUERADE' PROSPECT CI) trig erf gir tSIXILOO I 10C 26th and Prosnect Comedy "SOLD AT AUCTION" CARTOoN (Mart Pat O'Brien )R SALE" 10C cssiroon I ORCHEITRA featuring Johnny Davis Actually no more than you'd pay many places for an ordinary luncheon or dinner without music and dancin4 1Luncheon find Dancing every week day 60c to 85cno cover charge 2 Dinner with Dan 7ing daily and Sunday SI50 except Thursday then SI00no cover charge 3 Supper Cover latter 10:00 rn) 3100 except Saturday then SI50 which includes tale Break fast served at closing Formal dress is suggested on Saturday evening but not ob licra tory 4No cover charge at any time tor Hotel Belierive quests CIRCLE 31341317471 10C to All Genre Sidney 'and Charlie Mum- "The Cohtns and Keitys-in Hrillywnor And Comedy astherogneet 10c to All 7 15 old 9 doe and Charlie MOM- 'n ris and Kellys-in Hrillywnor And Comedy MURRAY-10c 3206 tti "The Doomed Battalion" BUCK JONES in "ONE MAN LAW" Air M011 341Mers No 3 "Drivion Mo Crazy" Oc The NoA el kt Was a Fortner Ilame ba I I PI a3er and Wit Correspondent (By the Assoclated Prem) Los ANGELL'S Nov hours ter he had been taken to a hospital Will Levington Comfort 53 novelist and short story writer died today Comfort former baseball player newspaper man and war correspond- I ent was born in Kalamazoo Mich January 17 1878 Among the better known of his novels were "Rutledge Rides Alone" "Tate Knocks at the Door" "Somewhere South of Sonora" and "The Public Square" CEDDO2c)CDE1 Person! i lit'Perbull 1 I MI-2 to 5 Aftr 2 45 33c Nitht 50c fi pAsE0 nicHAnn Antrs E11 nal At gist MANTA FE T1 AIL' "AlIDNIGI-IT PATROL" ADOLPLIE MENJOIT To 7 '1311COPIOT Aftalra at All CotratIm 'LAST of tho MOFILCAN NIGHT PATROL" 'TIL 145 LDt1BINSKY PROS siDE EAST si nr CHIEF GINGER ROGERS 'THE 13T 'ft GUEST" ROGERS In 1 GUEST SHOWING TODAY JACK HOLT-EVALYN KNAPP "THIS SPORTING AGE" MOLES WARTS BARGAIN 5ir Nights THE NEW BENIGN I I ILI I I I kJ L) Ca) I NI ATINEw Indeo and Benton Blvd i 10 A WeIrd Batlint and Mvatettona NV: to 6 AtC 25c ABB YE'61BoB(Tr16c I MRLODY CAITIOON NS THE NEW BENTON a and Mviterions kfl'IOON USE STA WANT ADS FOR Rrsuur I As LAN 1 mlmloMmiwyrBmottmenormaaoNimmoadmoloww1m AlowEmmo ASHLAND rSPI CIA Big Kansas Dame celebration Saturdaynite Reservations LPhons Va 7047) 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I i i i 1 I I 1 1 1 A 1 1 0 i4 1310 BAROAIN DOUBLE rriermir 'NM At 7 and 9:15 BROWN AT 8 la ONT 2 BA RBARA STANWYCK 1 OM KEENE in and CEO BRENT is "BEYOND THE 24111-Elmwood at for 2000 "Purchase Price" ROCKIES" Free Farkina Cara ALSO MOUSE AND NEWS 10c-20c Fou'll Rentaniber Novembcr reNroar NITE SHOWN AT 815 ONT I OM KEENE in "BEYOND THE ROCKIES" GIME AND NEWS bee Noventime AM USEEN A '1 46 1 1 With Their Ructions Rerue "THE ATROCITIES OF 1932" Come to the Gala Opening Ceremony of Nonsense In the outer lobby Friday starting at 8 pm Lights! Celebrities! A Barrel of Fun! To Be Broacksit Over CIF-1420 Kilo ON THE SCREEN The Other Hilarious Part of Laugh Week And you'll be weak from laughing at this million dollars worth of fun! II (7 3k With Their Rerue 1 If 4 "THE ATROCITIES OF 1932" da7141" Come to the Gala Opening Ceremony of Nonsense iL- gli in the outer lobby Friday starting et 8 In Lights! i fq La is Celebrities! A Barrel of Fun! To Be Broacksit Over CIF-1420 Kilo I 4 f's' '-'-( y- 11411105emeiazilUi -4 44'ProkI ON THE SCREEN The Other Hilarious Part of Laugh Week ii I A 1 And you'll be weak from laughing at this mil- 1 1s: 73r: 'Ii lion dollars worth of fun! '4 1 1 y4e fitv 1 i'l 0' it 0 44y it Likjilurry! Al0Tri Since physicians have discovered a marvelous new technique for removing these surplus growths people are delighted when they are removed The new method is painless and bloodless and is sponsored by Dr A Richardson Dr Eisenhart Dr Hagenah Dr Gore and Dr Gallagher During the demonstration of tills new technique there will be a small charge of $100 to cover the cost of treatment The hours will be from 0 A to 8 at 1310 Waldhelin Building Phone for appointment HArrison 5881 ITZ cadsctATILL "THE FIRST YEAR FIRST YEAR" Next Sun BC't OFFICE SALE TODAY GALA OPENING ATTRACTION Donald Brian Dinner quests ate Invited to remain for Supper Dancinq until a rn without caver charge except Saturday Old Tile Fnvoritt lv "UP THE RIVER" Lawn A 830 in Von SUNDAY AND 'BM BACK ALIVE' lIVER" Vrar ING 'EM HACK ALIVE' 12th Near Benton Ads 10c-20c Fri Auto Park A Mr turibie Procrrom Tonitel 2 Fine Pictures! Come! 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