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If You Fail To Read THE CALIFORNIA EAGLE You May Never Know It Happened Thursday, September 29, 1938 4 8a8aUS VIlCBy S1 By JOHN KINLOCH RADIO PICTURE: Valley of the Giants An example oiime rn Robin. plas sasr SR tttvt, are is: supervises, more or less inspires 1 than an arusiic mir reformation. Of course, theTe is s1novJlltLtJfrSs coming from the California lumber-grab scan- cle. Wlth returns coming continents, it is es- AT BILL ROBINSON STARTS StINDAT Legion Stages 'Jitterbug7 Contest at Gilmore Sunday 'Run, Little Chillun7 Runs Again the Worlds dal of 1900s thrown in. i Elephant Boy in Hollywood Sabu, the 15-year-old East Indian lad, jungle born, who rose suddenly to film stardom three years ago in Elephant Boy, yesterday was guest of the cinema capital, with Carole Lombard acting as hostess.

Sabus bigest desire on his first trip to the United States, he said was to meet Miss Lombard. Taken to Selznick's Internation- It seems that Wayne Morris is a stalwart young man and owner i something 1 'Ke S1X of an untouched lumber empire Jars in prolits. aueen ithe Valley of the Giants. This The fable of the old witchqueeri is peopled by the immense toldith charming which them all Ebell Juniors Announce 3 Performances Yrah! Man! It wHl be a hot time the afternoon and night of Sunday, when members of Walter Brin-kop Post, No. 281..

American Legion, stage a monster jitterbug contest in Gilmore Stadium. Seeking the hottest crew of rug cutters in Southern California. Show That Has Thrilled 48,000 at Mayan Opens With Renewed Vigor Federal Theaters auspi- Redwood trees of this state are reputed to be the oldest liv- ing things on earth. Chas. Bickford (boo, is an un- scrupulous lumber pirate who at-1 tempts to obtain these properties through fair means or foul.

His simplicity and many novel cartoon Disney, always a master of characterization. has added to Snow White visual enjoyment a cast that stands out for originality and individuality. Dopey. Doc, Sleepy hject. we know, is to the tSe 'even warfare mem great forest monuments and dis- their various individ- contmue.

in many cases, five Jjalitii. Most honorable thousand of plant life. To Presenting that delightful musical dramatization of the popu-nt w.H.r OrinVnn lr Federal Theatre fantasy Pin- occhio, members of the Ebell riouslv beaan another en- al Studio. Sabu deserted the stars nounced that a special invitation Juniorg Mnnounce three week-end 'U5'y De9n aniner for a newly-found, even greater benefit performances, starting gagement last Saturday interest. He eluded his two black November 18.

n. i bearded Sikh bodyguards and The shows will be held in the Hignt OT Kun, Little L.n II- was found riding through the Wilshire Ebell theatre with an un7 which ho thrilled101 on Miss Lombard's two-opening performance in the even- wheeled motorglide. his turban ing and will be repeated each over 48,000 theatergoers.3 re streak and his white teeth Friday and Saturday evening. .1 KA gleaming in a joyous laugh as he with Saturday matinees for chil- j0 Mayan theater in' flashed by the sound stages, dren. ifc firct fpn uppL npr Sabu was most excited over the Bert Eazley and Virginia Mur- fact that tonight he is to fly to is extended to colored couples desiring to compete aginst white jitterbug teams, several of which have already won contests.

With Satchel McVea's famous 15 piece Howdy orchestra supplying the latest jitterbug tunes, the preliminary competitions will begin at 2 P. M. and continue untii 4 P. M. years accomplish said nefarious ends, a beautiful women is employed.

Enter, the heroine. Claire Trevor tricks our trusting mountain youth, but suffers remorse, etc. of them, of coure. is little Dopey who does not know whether he can speak because he has never tried. The situations are all familiar and so on (a process known as recent shs? ui and fact that each and every patron knows that the bad Queen be hurled to her destruction ana Love rises triumphant over all.

Disney has very forcefully up suspense in many sequenc Thus, having established a of nostalgic charm the creator has added plot interest equaling that in "flesh and blood ep-ics. Kids will like the film most because of the Dwarfs hilarious antics. Grown-ups because tney will think they're kids again. FILM STUDIOS ENGAGE FEDERAL ACTORS returns to him. There are many rousing fights, last minute resues, and the like.

Alan Hale has a fine role as a pugnacious lumber-jack. There is one scene which he does proud. Surging into the town giggle-joint. Hale proclaims My mother was a hurricane, my ther a ring tailed tornada when I'm mad. I'm a one-man wave of destruction.

And I'm mad Single handed, he whacks the place. Jack LaRue returns herein after a noticable absence. This time under a mantle of nobility. La Rue portrays Miss Trevor's understanding partner in crime. Photography is outstanding, with several shots of ray.

Federal thespians. will play i formances. the principal roles, with mem- bers of the Ebell Junior Theatre 1 Taken off the boards for five box in the cast. The performan- nights, the show opened with re-ces are open to the public. newed vigor and its cast display 1 ed the same delightful gusto that marked their initial performances.

There is no let down in the tempo of the convincing elation of the players. The inexhaustible variety of poignant humor convulses current capacity as it did two months ago when the chillun first announced I that something's got to be did." The excellence of Jess Brooks. Marionette Revue Set for Central A Marioqfette Revue under the leadership of the Federal Theatre Projects will be presented next Wednesday afternoon at 4 P. M. at Central Playground.

1357 E. 22nd Jtfreet. it was announced today. Admission is free, and the SWINGEREE At the conclu-iiin of the qualifying events at 4 30 p. the fi.ertator and jit-tt i hugs will he invited to engage in a wild Swingeree to lae on a mammoth stage that W.li be construct on the Stadium infield.

During the com petition? teams will he quarried fer the final contet. which will begin at 8 p. with SI 30.00 in yrrwf being to the first 15 winning teams. Efforta are being made to induce Bill Robinson, stage and screen favorite and dance instructor for Shirlev Temple, to public Is invited to attend. The world's brightest street takes the world's brightest star to its heart in "Little Miss Broadway," SHIRLEY TEMPLES latest 20th Century-Fox musical.

Shirley's surrounded by fun-making show people in the film, including (top. left to right and down) George Murphy. Jimmy Durante. Phyllis Brooks and Edna Mae Oliver. gorgeous northern California landscape.

New York, and next week is to meet President Roosevelt in the Capital City. Capra Film to Screen in U. S. Theatres More than 300 leading thea-j tres throughout the country will simultaneously inaugurate the national presentation of Frank as Rev. Jones of Hope Baptist Capra latest production for Church: Ruby Elzy's portrayal Columbia.

A ou Cant Take it of the discarded wife of Jim. and 1 ith Yu- starting Sept. 29. Alfred Grant's improved charac- Evidence of the picture tre-terizatoin of the back-sliding soul mendous success is indicated by torn between the wiles of Sul- the unstinted praise of press and amai i Florence O'Brien) and his Public at its world showing at religious up-bringing- all stand City Music Hall where it out in a cast of first rate Negro completing its third week, players. Over a llilf million people The entire production is bv the Te Jlie Piohrre at the Negro Unit of Federal Theatres.

Music Hall. This is declared to be I In addition to this special act-appear at the jambooree. as he I hUy. Central Playground holds did at a recent swingeree staged the following classes every week: in Chicago. Girl's cooking.

Nature Study Chaplin Views 'Little Chillun' During intermission at Saturday night's showing of "Run. Little Charles Chaplin i raved to friends in the lobby of the Mayan Theatre that: this is a play one should see over and over again." Paulette Goddard was his guest. 'Blondie' Comes to Reel Life Columbia the Hollywood picture studio has been getting hundreds of fan letters lately congratulating the studio on having started production of Blondie. 50.000.000 persons unite in declaring an eager anticipation to see their favorites brought to oy Teams desiring to enter contest can obtain informat regarding entry requirements' TWinoaks 6338. i Freehand Drawing.

Childrens Handicraft. Adult's Handicraft. Boy's Woodcraft. Childrens Dramatics. Beginning and Advanced Tap.

Folk Dancing. Sports for boys and girls. Needle craft. Storytelling. Chorus and Kazoo Chauncev Reynolds, who is one of the featured players in Run, Little Chillun.

was among the Negro actors cast in a current M. G. M. production. Thaddeus Jones.

who enacts the role of Brother Esau Redd, chairman of the deacon board of Hope Baptist Church in the Hall Johnson Negro folk drama, was engaged for several days by20th Century Fox. PICTURE Snow White and the. Seven Dwarfs PLACE: Bill Robinson (coming) Now that Walt Disney has been discovered by the nation's i universities 'he has received honorary degrees from many nf themi. the artist's great masterpiece. "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, is even more IBIGGERbBBTiTERI Dunbar's Poems to Be Heanl on'Bronxe' Airing Ton ights (Thursday in 9fonz A Ca- Penny Singleton in the role of 1 Blondie." Arthur Lake as Dag-wood." her young husband, and four year-old Larrv Simms as "Baby Dumpling." and Spooks as "Daisy" the dog.

The picture is being directed by Frank Strayer from a screenplay by Richard Flournoy. 4319 so. CENTRAL Telephone AD-7367 THE ORIGINAL FORMULA FOR i MORE THAN 40 YEARS. ABSOLUTELY PURE. of famous detective way next portray intrepid will who sPuse- THEATRE (formerly Tivoli) THE SHOW PLACE OF HOLLY-HARLEM-WOOEL Band.

All instruction is free. In-1 under joint sponsorship of Fed-; one of, th? longest and most sue- life on the silver screen by: formation regarding the day of eral Theatres and Music Projects. u' classes and the hour may be obtained by calling the Playground. PR. 4921.

any day after 12 noon. Braddock Has No Part of Joe, Pilots Say CHICAGO. Sept. 29 iANP) Despite statements by Column- ist Joe Williams and other white sports writers who have said in print that James J. Braddock, positively has part of Champion Joe Louis contract, the fighter and his two managers.

Julian Black and John Roxborough. just as positively denied such Monday. According to Williams and olh- 1 ers. whenever Louis collects, so does the man from whom he won the title. Braddock is supposed to draw 10 percent of very purse Joe gets as long as he holds the crown.

But the champion and his managers stated that no such contract or arrangement exists. They said that the same arrangements holds good now that has held good in the past: that is Joe himself gets 5(J percent, the managers 21) percent each and Jack Blackburn, trainer, the remaining 10 percent. They al-o said Mike Jacobs does not "control" Louis, but merely has a contract for exclusive promotion of all the champion's fights. DOUGLAS-BRUCE AS MERRY MAD SLEUTHS The mad. merry sluething Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Reardun. as cinemania's hilarious couple, will get under at the Columbia studios week. Melvvn Douglas will again the role of the male slueth. Virginia Bruce 1938-39 program, a gav comedy of enact.

the Part wife modern marnage. Wlt her Savoy Theatre 54th and Central SUN. MON. TUBS. Oct.

2. 3. 4 Jackie Cooper in 'White Banners' fresei Paul Laurence Qunbar's most beloved poems. Lqdg To'ds Night is the title of Ijrte quarter hour Amos Reese musical program, to be aired over jffMPC p. m.

with Federal Theatre Radio Division Negro fa- voritea. Itchiq Heels is the amusing title of. the second Dunbar poem to presented with the popular Negro choir accompanying, and paints a lively picture of the temptations that beset the typical good Christian at the sound of' the jazz 'Prominent in the cast are Lester Wilkins. Jack West. Charles Hawkins, and others under Robert Cummins' direction.

Lauretta Butler's JKiddies in Revue at Lincoln Oct. 14 Lauretta Butler presents at the Lincoln Theatre Friday, October 14. 1938, with a east of 60 kid-die. Her Brevities of '38. Sung success of the season.

Rhythm soft shoe. New tups. Spanish and classic arts. Each child showing marvelous talent and rare ability. Don't miss the Apple Jack.

And see the Jitterbug. Greatest show of all. Friday, Saturday September 30, October 1 WARREN WILLIAMS GAIL PATRICK in Wives Under Suspicion" PANAMIT'S BAD FREE 25 CASES OF ROOT BEER FRI. MAN NITE Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, October 2, 3, 4 'The Toy WrFe' CARTOON-NEWS-COMEDY iwORTHwDIME? Shirley TEMPLE imuMgs BROADWAY A 20 0ry.F- GEORGE PHYLLIS BROOKS nmnw durante EDNA MAE OLIVER 4 Days Starts Wednesday, October 5th 4 Davs Special Matinee, Oct. 5th CONTINUOUS FROM 3:30 P.

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will be replaced by Negroes, it was learned this week. They had been used to supplement the Car- lvle Scott singers. NOW YOU TOO CAN HAVE THAT imam THAT MEN ADMIRE AND WOMEN ENVY When skin is too dark, rough, blotch. spread on genuine DR. FRED PALMERS SKIN WHITENER.

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2 Michael Whalen OF THEATRE AT FAIREXHIBIT SCALE MODEL in ISLAND IN THE SKY" PLUS Mickey Mouse Flaming Frontiers Chap. 6 STARTS NEXT SUNDAY Clinton Rosamond "The Story of Dr. Carver" During the earliest years of the Renaissance the companies set up their roadside stages wherever a large enough, audience could be mustered, at the crossroads, in the streets and at the fairs. By 1575 the courts had tired of the imitations of the ancient plays and discovered the Corn-media dell Arte. From then on, for a century and a half, the professional com media ns were the I favorites of all courts.

eau. Commedia dell Arte is the name given to the improvised performances of the 16th century professional actors and stage managers. It never existed as written drama or as spectacle it was a platform, actors, action. There literally was no i text of the play for the actors, 1 merely a scenario tacked up backstage. The player supplied the rest out of his own inventive-1 ness, wit and bag of tricks.

Pictured here is a scale model ef Commedia dell Arte, one of the 13 miniature theatres exhibited at the State Fair this year. This model, together with the others, is a visual evidence of the Federal Theatre Research bureaus extensive research into the history of famous theatres down through the ages. Construe v. rjkm of the miniature models was begun two years ago under the direction of Cyrilla P. Linder, supervisor of the Research Bur DrJFREDI Palmer's SKINlWHITENER FREE SAMPLE For Free Sample, write to DR.

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