The Buffalo News from Buffalo, New York • 19

Saturday August 19 1939 Buffalo Evemg Page Three i PROPER TRIBUTE TO-A COUNTRY IS PAID SQUIRE He Invokes The Dictum Of Monroe Whitaker Forecasts Invasion if Uncle Sam Plays the Fool COUNTRY LAWYER By Bellamy gentle mockery winds irresistibly Ing array of shiftless offspring Partridge Whittlesey House through these nostalgic pages when the strange god "Noodeal" The book is real and it is some- JoHow America flag to St thing more the unpretentious Croix in the Virgin Islands with familiar way of American life that sudden Sift of ease and plenty meant courage and fortitude and we huarious moment as Rinehart Inc New York $200 self-discipline at the turn of the the excited natives present Gii-IN HIGH PLACES Bv William century Here is the human and Sullivan and Rhoda touch the understanding of the leads a procession of women protesting against ideas of But hen St- Brown Meloney Alfred A Knopf New York $200 THE HOUSE OP MITSUI By Croix returns to normal and the Oppenheim Calls Turn On Tyrant fictional Fall of a Dicta -to Gives Russia to the Democracies A DICTATOR By Phil- I Little Brown qq Boston $2 1 BRITISH CHARACTER By Vr Alfred A- Knopf Inc New 130 rARTOON HISTORY OP OUR bv David Low Simon Ac k-rer' New York 2 b7 henry A LAPPIN Mr Oppenheim's 149th volume! He has 17 and he Is iTors I imagine that Oland Russell Little Brown Ac Co Boston $200 THE BEEPS By Virginia Holton The Jonn Day Co New York $200 By CHARLOTTE BECKER rPHE village of 1300 people in A which the who was Bellamy father settled was distinctly a horse-and-buggy town It was only a few miles from Geneva New York but the ten miles of country roads which separated it from the surrounding hamletp kept out strange people and new notions It was the product of its own environment For more than 50 years Samuel Selden Partridge brought up in New York City and Rochester practiced in Phelps not only law but good humor and tolerance During the last decade of his life his son Bellamy was his partner and closest associate and mo-t of the incidents in this volume are told Just as he heard them from his father Because he was once a part of it Bellamy Partridge recaptures with singular vividness all the lovable amusing intimate sisrts and sounds of the town where father was referee father confessor and adviser as wen as lawyer A Gentle Mockery A Nostalgic Charm 'The story makes absorbing reading as Mr Partridge shows us tie hard sledding of the young pracii new homesteading project provides a natural outlet for pent-up energies she decides that is "makin good at last" and her shrewd common sense guides Adam and the children to both security and independence Meloney Pits Dictator Against Medical Skill keen dramatic symbolism I William Brown Melqney has turned a tense situation into a novel of heroic simplicity and meaning "In High Places" reveals how a 'great dictator 'known as The Power has the choice of one brief month to live or the possible treachery of a non-Aryan doctor whom he has tortured Dr Emmerlich the one man whoe experienced hand may cure The Power must choose between the betrayal of his trust as a surgeon or saving the enemy of his people Tlie two men one on the bnnk of death the other too familiar with it face each other in a mighty clash of wills Beneath Mr Meloney 's skillful touch The Fov seems almost human His ministers the fat Lion and the limping Tiger warily watch his gestures and each other But in this crisis they are without authority It is Emmerlich alore who will speak the last word The operation Is performed Joys and griefs of everyday fok but the amazing climax is utter-tnat mates one see why tne Iy unexpected country lawyer as il as the country doctor held a place A Japanese Dynasty fut difficult ears when no H-- That Can Afford War he was almost outdistanced by the mal ot yw-wlay 'i'he richest man in Japan to- 1 day is Baron Mitsui whose private fortune is estimated to be 130 million dollars He is 44 years old and very proud lia5 vausli: the essential dig- Qf tjje fact that he was received His shrewd and saty comments nity of spirit of tne American President Coolidge at the soon impressed themselves on tiie Negro so as Du- vhteHou-e community where Jerry Billings Bose Heyward wno made a unique -The House of vanquished the black and white position for himself with "Mam- o'ard Russeli an American pig that made history the Hook Daughters" and "Porgy" newspaperman who has spent and Hose company settled their ancient drilled his Jimmy Lovejoy ate himself out of happens se company settled their His new book Star Spangled much tixne in the orient tel the feud Comrade Bonson irgm" is the warm witty and story of what is perhaps the old-is invisible company and deliciously written story of what est an(j mest powerful commer-iovejo- ate himself out of happens to Rhoda her erring ciaj dynasty in the world Livnastone 'Sir Cedric Hxrdwickei shows Stanley Spencer Tracy 1 the first map of Africa's hidden wonderland of mountains and lakes "Stanley and Livingstone" the new season's most lavish biographical movie was filmed on two continents It opened today at the Great Lakes Upswing in Film Market Is Reported by McFauI AN INCREASE in adventure-romance movies an unprecedented launching of new talent a whopping advance in Hollywood spending are the significant cinema notes as the new season gets underway according to Vincent McFauI general manager of the Shea theaters who has just returned from a New York survey of rbVion the with Leslie Howard intro- duemg the new-star Ingrid Berg- Two Years Before the from Dana's tale: 50th Anniversary is no idle eaten phrase" said Mr McFauI "The evidences tangible I am re- hably informed that Hohwood is making an investment increase of more than $23000000 on a $16- title role "Fifth Avenue Girl' "The Buflaos Wizard of Oz is Ginger Rogers: "In Name characterise of a renaseme of Wlth Carole Lombard Cary musical extravaganzas New ung- GrJknt and Kay Francis ing stars are being developed due to the increasing scope of sound and the perfection of theater projection" The first great biographical film of the new season "Stanley and Livingstone" also is characteristic of the trend to wrest tall adventures from history shown in 1 McFaul's tabulation of forthcoming pictures Comedies Will Multiply Mr McFau! predicts an Increase output of comedies botn in the straight form and in the Wonderful World Bov Friend family series characterized by tne Sun-Tucv: Calling Mr Kildare Hardys and the Jonses Tre en- Bridal Suite Wed-Fri: Climbing a grocery store into a fortune A mate Adam and their bewlldex- Tiiere are 11 branches of this astounding family and they control banks mines factories and ships Ever thing they touch turns to gold and there is very iitt they do not touch Here is where the money comes from that helps to make war The history of the Mitsuis is coupled with the rise of their courtr' to a great economic power Of Samurai birth they went into trade centuries ago against the traditions of their caste became fiscal agents of the government and reaped enormous profits They were the first to persuade the emperor to opn Japan to the outer world by signing the with Commodore Perry They IP TITLES mean anything Har- the Second A 11-Nations Prize old Thompson plans to go Novel competition The book Carl Carmer one or twv better Is eligibe for the internals forthcoming Body Bools and tional prize of approximately $15-Britches" a book on the folklore 000 The American publishers of upper New Yoik state The will be Farrar Rinehart title is said to have been picked The moral if any would seem up in Dutchess County soon to to be that critics at least can become the seat of tne Roosevelt and do learn something from their archives Interpreted it means criticisms Tradition has it that the works Or as Lippin- authors seldom if ever pay any cott Companv the publishers so attention to anything but it to "aive the lory comment A precedent for to the lory comment A AMERICAS TO THE SOUTH By John Whitaker The Macmillan Company New York $250 By LANCE ZAVITZ LI ERE is the most comprehen- 1 sive and lucid discussion of Latin-American problems as they relate to the United States that has come from the presses of any publisher in a considerable length of time The author indulges in no romantic discussions of Pan-Americanism He recites facts names dates and places He tells his readers what happened in Argentina in Brazil in Chile and without pulling his punches he explains in simple straightforward English why it happened He explains why Bolivia and Paraguay fought for the "green hell" of the Gran Chaco until the manpower of both nations was almost wiped out When he blames the Standard Oil Company for events in South American countries he advances historical arguments which virtually compel his readers to accept his views But he is equally vigorous in defending the oil interests when the facts as he reviews them indicate that the great corporation should be given a clean bill of health Pungent bits of description form a refreshing background against which the author presents the modem problem of economic penetration by the totalitarian states 1 Spanish Beauty Covers Japanese Sales Talks "Coming suddenly into the Plaza de Armas in Arequipa a 400-year-old oasis town high in the Andean desert 'in Peru you are struck by the beauty of a place more Spanish than anything in Spain Ard the people are more Spanish wrinkled slate skins little tiny hands and feet and deep eyes burning with the sadness that comes out of Extremadura And then when you look under the Portales that surround the square and tear your heart with memories of austere stone in Avila or sunshine splattering the stones of Pamplona you find that every store is Japanese" Wherever possible Mr Whitaker has translated the politics of these Latin-American states into terms of personalities There is the story of Don Pedro Aguirre Cerda the millionaire landowner who heads the radical party of Chile and who became president by grace of Gen Carlos Ibanez who ordered his followers to vote for Aguirre while he himself was detained in prison on a charge of inciting an unsuccessful revolution Mr Whitaker has a pointed word to say about the trade situation with respect to Argentina which recently reduced its imports from the United States by 40 per cent "Nothing short of a mracle ran keep Germany from replacing the United States in 1939 as the second exporter to Argentina after Great Britain" he says An American League Is Tart of Program Out of what he has seen ard heard in South America Mr Whitaker has developed what he regards as the four essentials of American foreign policy: "1 The repulse of any attack upon any American republic as an attack upon our own mainland "2 The rreatior of a board of national strategy "3 The furtherance of trade relations in an effort to unite all the Americas in one great free-trade area The establishment of an American League of Working along these lines he holds the United States can obtain the co-operation of Latin America in creating "a law-abiding community of Failing to pursue such a course the United States may find that the Latin-American stales have become "the economic vassals the colonies or the allies of Germany Italy and But this disaster can occur savs Mr Whitaker in conclusion "only if our people ape the ostrich and our government plays the fool" true It remains one of my favor- ite parts By the dawn of the New we stayed up all night had tiie role letter perfect Right on top of icaine the most aurpnsmR offer from the late ing Thalberg He wanted me to play opposite Norma Shearer in lauda-covly put it- plans "give High Hued Folks Just Right Metro Turns the Trick With Beloved Fantasy "THX WIZSPD OP OZ A Mriiw-CoIdvvH Mavcr piemra ti fnr an rnacrmrnt acres da ending Auc 3V direcied ay Viewr Fleming acrees plat ay Xnel Plerenre terror and Edgar Alien WTnnlf- Mann av Harold Arlrn Iw ay Haraui Photographed in Technicolor a Harold Roa-n The feature plaxera IXirorar Jade Oarland Prolewor Martel ltank Morgan "Huna Ree Hoigee Zrke Ben tarr -Hickory' Jack Haiee Glinda B'IIie Burla M-aa Gulch Margaret Hamilton The Singer Midgeta aa the Munchkuif By ARDIS SMITH It would appear that the Metro people have managed the extraordinary and made persons verv nearly as amusing as Disney drawings Wizard of in a word is all it ought to be and sometimes a h't more Ray Bolger is a natural for tha Scarecrow He's been unofficial dancing the Scarecrow for years and though the movie at the Buffalo allows him no extensive stepping the utter coilapsxbility and vertigo which Mr Bolger has carefully blended into an art make rum a man in a thousand for the part Hie rae of Bert Lahr as the Cowardly Lion is another matter While Mr Bolger is the Scarecrow right out of the bock true to ere? straw Mr Lahr has trimmed the Cowardly Lion with odd pieces of the exquisite aromatic Lahr personality He also has made him an opera singer of note Of the cravenness which is his curse he remarks once that he is only "a dandy lion" The Tin Woodman is fine too marvelously composed over the shy person of Jack Haley He has wonderful sound effects when pummeled rings like a boiler Dream of a Dot Miss Judy Garland is a little older than you've imaginrd Dorothy The girl is a dream She has grace and simplicity Have you ever noticed how much like Cornelia Otis Skinner she looks? Frank Morgan is immense as the Wizard Maybe Fields could have done as well but he certainly have improved Mr Moigan's busy ebullient impersonation at the moment of exposure Morgan keeps turning up as other folks beside the Wizard as the adventurers travel througn tiie Emerald City His Baum humbuggery is helped a good deal by modem scientific gadgetry microphones and television Margaret Hamilton is a superb naughty witch: Miss Billie Burke a spun candy G'inda: the Mtineh-kins will pass though their shrill revel misses the general high level of spontaneity The winged monkeys offer some technical difficulty but by tiie time they com along believe anything right to a an un- rimmed Scotty with that breeds beautiful composure and sense of humor Chromatic Triumph Concerning the color please observe that it is much more forceful and exhileratirg than the dyes of -ordinary films Onlr Mr Disney touches it and som lew- rooked up a few: years ago by Robert Edmond Jones The fart is that the color cameras yet handle the natural hues of a countryside But they have a wonderful comprehension of colors especially prepared for them Save for the Kansas sequences of "The Wizard" which are untinted all the Oa scenes were constructed on sound stages and painted in the shades that films can take Structurally Oz is a well imagined dream realm The evil witch's castle on a rrag with its distortions and cockeyed perspective recalls some scenes of "Tiie Cabinet of Dr Caligari" Tiie trees that fight for their appies are right out of Disney A hor that shifts his shade as he carter from pink to purple to chartreuse is a fine piece of free handed improvisation the well known horse of another color Wizard Morgan explain Daisy Lyrics The muic is appetizing the lyrics are even Gilbertian in rhythm Ozden Nahish in rhymes Cowardly Leo Lahr singing of what he would do if he had rcurage boasts he would a Hippopotamus from head to bnt-tomas" and would wrap tha eiephone up in but he is forced to confess that he hasn't really the "prowess of a mowcNS" 3 It's all fine and fast Only a grump could fail to revel in it Mis Gertrude Lutze sings "Snow White" songs with the orchestra and fetehingly of course Beach to Hold A Nickel Dav In furtherance of Major campaign for perpetuation of the Buffalo nickel Harry 6 Hall general manager of Crystal Beach has set aside next Thursday as Buffalo Nickel day at that lesort On that day amusements refreshments and games will be available for a 5-cent piece Half fare will prevail on the Canadiana for adults and fares will be reduced for children "Our company Buffalo owned agrees with the mayor that the Buffalo nickel is an excellent advertisement for this city and we endorse his drive to have its coinage says Mr Hall Two lake rules of three hours each are scheduled for this weekend Harold Austin's orchestra will play for free dancing on both the carnival cruise tonight and the showboat cruise Sunday eve-tins The Wally Gluck floor show on Sunday will include: Lenny Gale new master of ceremonies Len Lenihan Ginger Burke and Millie Wayne Gray and his orchestra appear in the Crystal Beach ballroom on Tuescay night Patron buying tickets si the regular door admission jJrice will be carried on the beach and back free on the Canadiana prodigious quantity is be a quality as one and md thatT rid Vr tad- or 'err much not a dishonest warrres Jt JVa 1 'f'hcr ore ran quite go that wns Oppenheim my croraree ol his huge me to say But it 1 mutatis 7 af this writer at his own r-: and with his own '7 -mrud 'or rather God-im-rt inns what i of is true also of Oppenheim I cannot i or1 of my fnerds whose Z-yf ration is Thackeray Tie latest Oppen-viHi So a Russian Yarn And a (Wind One! Et a Dn'Ta'nr" vam Or "lie dictator is Stalin Trf Alexander who in the r2 afompli-slies tle nrrT rd makes Russia safe fir demon acy is private life er grandest of grand dukes Tre rrirf villain of the piece is Grodin Soviet to Court of St James Arra Prrstnoff 'formerly of the is Alexander adoring Girl 'SUV Orndins seductive wife first secretly is in love vr AVxarder begins as a typi-j illairess but the reader ulti-rrriy arr that Olga Sherba-trf! is bad at heart Aer-piar es sevolver a drug rv a mental giant into a in less than no vrre-ard the'e ard more come ti'vtvrg on occasion lies up on the divan with all re sraref-: abandon of a cat" A pvie or so later 'Olea speaking 'We will drink together rre bOie I go yes? ard I are Russians men and semen who know how to love ard rnx -o ard also how to drink Yes I know To be John Buchan 'Lord I i i' would work rf hs minor mrarles with i' material as this And keep of faces while And what wouldn't the "-re far'asia writing Arnold 3VTrr" 'he author of "The Garo Bbvon have made plot ard these people! I repeat: unless you are rrrablv more austeie of clear reader than I suspect i of onrg you will agree with "'in "Exit a is in-i-htablv a nay a grand ar1 that its venerable au-tT-r his not too small way sort of public benefactor Even Dels field Fails Brighten This One 'CHE British Character" is a 'hm volume in whirh are t'pr-Hiard many whirh Pont has in re-'rr- -ears contributed to Punch is an acute little bv Delafield which chuckles aplenty But as for Prt drawings Miss Delafield to them as pres-erta'Tons of our national life" arfi aer that humor of i-etn will appeal to the average L-sJ'hman enormously" I may be because I am old and s'r-ken in years soured sardonic rri vitiated but honestly not rf these drawings summoned cirn the ghost of a grin upon i -r cum dubious visage 1 thought of Peggy Pitching illuminations of Mar-cir: vivacious text and ef Peter New Yorker rcr-tr-buticrv All I can say by wav of summation is that if drawtres are really and truly funny then I'm a Cartoon History Urged As Lecture Substitute CYS John Gunther 'Gangway s' for David Low incomparably best poiitiral caricaturist in Ard upon the dotted hue sign with Tliere cannot be the slighter doubt about it Low is a ge-r hts line He came 20 Tir ago from the Sidney to the London Star and for lav 12 years has worked for Evening Standard on which if-s position is surely unique Lr-rf Beaver brook who owns Standard totally disagrees the political philosophy work He e'-r has on occasion beer his own employe pen- Hr there are almost 100 roienng the main of world history since including such tlwmes as the -e of a simply gorgeous ''ir ihe expansion of the Axis the wars in Ethiopia and Spain Unlike sucii a cartoonist as for Kurp Carruthers Goold of le Westminster Gazette Low ccei vastly more than merely on such features as mus-ides chins or foreheads Nor he over emphasize the CTatnberiain umbrella He dis-his victims in situations reflect the true inwardness event And his e-lme captions are master-p rs He is indeed hardly less than the cartoonist book is more valuable than ar' lectures on current storv of the pioneer upstate New Mr Selby's achievement is seer have heped to make her a mod-Yorker and Mr Calmer Howard "My Son My ern nation and several of the it will be recalled limited field winch reached the best sell- went 'ration have been to lists here and abroad a few short America and are graduates of Further news from Lippincot I The Russell has given us a is that Christopher Morey new-novel "Kittv Fovle" has been compIetMl and Press The title a Tommy Gal- lighting picture of the develop- late in October The bona is de- mrnl of Japar scribed as "the natural history of a woman" The Beep Family Is Brought to Book Philip Guedalla has delivered WONDER If tiie almost human If' a a use to his TV Hun- 1 incidents of The dredth ear to Doubcdavs for influence of norm'ar Oct 20 publication A panoramic UNCLE FRED IN THE SPRING- pvChiatrv on bird belnior' view of Europe in 1936 a chievrd TIME By Wodehouse 5hey a ramily of Msouri by the same methods empoved Dnubli-dav Doran Co Inc tree sparrow5 that followed Com-his Tne Hundred New York $2 00 marder Holton and his wife near book Pnxrts to give a vision ox HE irjmitabe Mr Wodehouse iv 50000 miles and back again inevitabe evensto cone 1 ijr0ls morr ways to love and The story was told in outline xn lose titan are di-eamcd of in any a recent issue of the News Sat- Also scheduled for ate October but his own urdav magazine is Havelock autobiography -Uncle Fred in the Spring-! Virginia Holton tells how the the manuscript of which was re- ijmo- ls involved in ail sorts of sparrows attached themselves to ceived by Houghton Mifflin enly p0S ancj rounter-plots with her husband and heyself in Kan- pac-kace' poneo Twistleton who must pay sas City traveiea with them to was addressed bv Ellis brfore his boos 200 quid or be beaten New York and across the con-death in England on July 10 "No bv gentleman's faithful tmert and the Pacific to China other Review gardener: and Claude "Pott the while Beep Jr scolding whenever meek little man once bitten by a she did anything that displeased lamb him went with Mrs Holton to Thiown in for good measure Manila where all were later re-are several entrancing damsels united in spue of typhoons is that it will appear on and Loid Emsw prize ptg earthquakes and Japanese bomb-Dcc 1 xn four 600-paee volumes which completely upsets the de- ing souads at $20 A limited autographed corum of that ancient seat! The descendants of the first edition will be available at $50 Blardires Castle and adds much Beeps still continue the friend- according to a reernt announce- to Uncle reaction to ship even to a small great-great- mert from Harcourt Brace Spring ard the mirth and mad- grandson who sat on a window- company nes of one of Pelham Grenville sill and watched Mrs Holton Wodriiouse's funniest stories write this amazing tale England will soon be reading it too but under the title of Grapes of Wroth" Weils in commenting on an advance copy speaks of "That tremendous genius John larged importance of the short was stressed by him too particularly in tiie Disney products the comedies of Robert Benchley the March of Time and the Pete Smilli issues all acquired for the season The Buffalo says Mr McFauI has ambitious stage plans which will be inaugurated by Eddy D'ichin and his orchestra Friday Sept I Film productions just released ready for release or in preparation show interesting story trends and new star groupings They include: "Lady of the Tropics" with Robert Taylor Hedv Lamarr and Mihza Korjus "The with an entirely feminine east of 135 topped by Norma Shearer Join Crawford and Rosalind Russell "Northwest Passage" in Teehircolor with Spencer Tracy and Robert Young: "The Great a hockey play by Vicky Baum with Clark and Mvma Loy of and "A Lady Comes to Town" with Joan Crawford Fonda Starrrd In of Wrath" "Beau Geste" with Gary Cooper ard Robert Preston "Jamaica with Charles Laughton: "Gerommo" a big canvas affair like "Union with Robert Preston and Ellen Drew "Ruler of the with Douglas Fairbanks Jr Will Fvffe and Margaret Lockwood: "What a Life" the George Abbott high school rumpus with Jackie Cooper: 'Tiie Ram with Myrra Loy and Tyrone Power Along the Mohawk" in Technicolor with Claudette Colbert ard Henry Fonda "Tiie Mark of Zorro" in Technicolor witn Tyrone Power "Grapes of from tiie Sterbeck novel with Henry Forda: Dictator" with Paulette Goddard -Tntei I recall some of the tets with verv mixed feelings On one occasion for instance I was told to report at a stud-- JhVuld STeaVVIll evening dress at 9 I walked on to the set starrhed from head to foot About 3:30 in the after- entiuo a hugeTioSraphic'il pie -The Old with Bette Davis: and Essex with Miss Djvls and Errol Flynn: "The High Renegade Ranger Sat CENTRAL It a Wonderful World ic Jones Family in Hollywood Sun-Mon: Captain Fury Ac Gracie Allen Murder Cae Tues-Thurs Calling Mr Kldare Ac Mysterious Rider Fri-Sat ELLEN East Side of Heaven Ex Champ Sun-Tues: Sergeant Madden Ac Sweepstakes Winner Wed-Thurs: Union Pacific Ac Strange Case of Dr Meade Fri-Sat ELMWOOD 'Shea Man 1:1 the Iron Mask Code of the Secret Service Sun-Tues: Mil lion Dollar Legs Ac The Girl and the Gambler Wrd-Thur: Winter Carnival A Silver on the Sage Fri-Sat EMBASSY Young Mr Lincoln Nancy Drew reporter Sun-Tues Hotel Imperial Ac You Can't Get Away with Murder Wed-Thurs Miracle of Sister Beatrice Ac The Eagle and the Hawk Fri-Sat Good Girls Go to Paris Blind Alley Sun-Tues: Young Mr Lincoln Hotel Imperial Wed-Fri: Women in tiie Wind Ac Bov Friend Sat GENESEE 'Basil' Lucky Night Tell No Tales Sun-Tues: Captain Fury Ac Some Like it Hot Wed-Fn Hotel Imperial Ac Sunset Trail Sat Tarzan Takes a Bow Ac Masie Mon-Tues Good Girls Go to Pans Ac Chasing Danger Wed-Thurs Invitation to Happiness Ac Mr Moto in Danger Island Fxi-Sat JEFFERSON 'Basil! Same KENMORE Shea Masie Ac Mr Moto in Danger Island Sun -Mon: Invitation to Happiness It Could Happen to You Tues -Thurs Tarzan Finds a Son Ac Girl from Mexico Fri-Sat KENSINGTON 'Shea' Same program as Elmwood's Sun Never Sets Ac Blondie Meets the Boss Sun- Mon Union Pacific Tues -Thurs: 'Risky Business Ac Home on the Prairie Fri-Sat NEW Rose of Washington Square' 'A: Let Freedom Ring Sun-Mon The Miracle of Sister Beatrice Treasure Island Tues-Thurs Bov Friend Ac Texas Stampede Fti-Sat NORTH PARK Second Fiddle Ac Code of the Secret Ser -ice Sun-Tues Five Came Back Charlie in Reno Wed-Thurs REGENT Rose of Washington Square Ac Boy Slaves Sun-Mon It'a a Wonderful World Adventure in Sahara Tues-Thurs: Calling Dr Kildare Ac Boy Frienc Fri-Sat ROOSEVELT John Garfield ard the Lane Sisters in Daughters Courageous Secret Service Sun-Tues Unmarried Ac Mutiny of the Elsinore Wed-Thurs Krchen A Zenobia Fri-Sat ROXY 'Basil Rose of Square Ac Mvsterv Plane Sun-Tues Juarez Wed -Fri Confessions of a Nazi Spy Ac Am a Criminal Sat SENECA Shea Same program as Elmwood's VARSITY 'Basil) It's a Wonderful World Ac King of Chinatown Sun-Mon Rase of Washington Square Within the Law Tues-Thurs: Climbing High Ac Renegade Ranger Fri -Sat SENATE The Hardys Ride High Ac The Lady's from Kentucky Sun Alexander Graham Bell Ac Mystery of the White Room Wed-Thurs East Side of Heaven Ac Mysterious Rider Fri-Sat VICTORIA 'Basil I Lucky Night Ac Tel! No Tales Sun-Tues Captain Fury Ac Some Like it Hot Wed-Fn I I ON place which to starve especially during the Winter months The 1 Summer is infinitely better when Bv ROBERT DONAT ONDON Vi2 London is vr nan not a paricuar san eludes Identity of ti dsguised tie wioe 09 to oe Evidence that at least five plavs in the Shakespeare Folio of 123 were not written by Shakespeare of Stratford is being offered by Arthur Sanborn of Boston for $50000 The offer in- author told in 4000 words "easily understood by any reader of intelligence" JJ jjjJ Mdwanm lglt ga fo heatng and warm overcoats and when shoes with holes in them are not so bad We would of course choose Octobe- 1930 for the beginning of our London adventure we had 120 pounds saved wlvu-li made us verv brave and the offer of a jio in "Knave and expected I became desperate in desire to earn a regular in- come rirvp-oped a mjwab inferi- chuck Bnd ufce a pIac in some duii office which would have one important conrpensa- lon' salary Saved From Disaster Through" for Metro- noon the technicians busied them-Ooldwyn-Mayer But aVes Mr Sanborn contends tiia: if Shakespeare was not the author of these plavs which he holds to be superior to the other 31 in the Folio the world should ceae to impose the falsehood on our school children As arbitrator in case his claims are disputed Mr Sanborn suggests the seven M-hcrs of the Massachusetts Supreme Court Ernest Hambloch a former member of the British consular service asks the world not to feel sorry for the German people The plea is contained in his "Germany Rampant" which Camck Ar Evans will publish on Monday Fuehrer Hiller according to Mr Ham-bloch is just the sort of leader most Germans like Too many people he says are repeating the mistakes of the past in trying to draw a line between the rulers ard the masses John Selbv whose main occupation is review inj books 'sometimes not at ill gently for the Associated Press has been awarded the American prut of $1000 in This roushly is how the test was conducted: "Why are you in full evening dress? You are supposed to b-a backwoodsman But never trinci You are to make your entrance nerve to persuade Mr Kenneta to refuse down those stairs You are carry Barnes of the Royal Academy of fy than irg a bouquet We a bou- Art tht I bom 'S Yoa Weeks unemployment fol- the room and meet the girl We he cave me the loard aad couldn help bitterly haven a girh but dont worry who was presenting tile show al- of producing for j-pgi-pttirg that I had turned down about lha Okas? Come on wavs kept a play on for at least six two of his junior classes This Hollywood I found my position boys shoot weeks Therefore we blissfully nine weeks and saved the depressing It appeared im- The cameras turned and I made counted on earning a minimum of Donat family from financial dis- to get stage work and it nay entrance Halfway down the 90 pounds By the time we had aster ls equally impossible to get an stairs was reminded that I moved into our flat and paid the At Christmas we had a four- interview with any of the film should speak with a Canadian usual deposits on light gas cooker shilling turkey purchased from people of importance accent! and linoleum there was little left Smithfield Market where we often cfn Tests The part went to Henry Wil- of our 120 pounds But we were went for a cheap joint roast on coxon supremely happy for three days Saturday night No Christmas Got to Be Jokes For a long time I had hoped The plav had a mixed reception turkey ever tasted so good For two years intermittently to meet Alexander Korda but this ard the end of live third da- On the last night of 1930 a had been having unsuccessful seemed hopeless At every hand we were horrified to see a week packet came I was the script of screen tests which earned me the there was a blank wall should nonce posted on the board "Precious The part of nickname of Donat" My gladly have sold my chances for During the months that fol- Gideon Sam was the fulfillment of work in these testa was laughed at a shilling lowed my luck was out I went an actor's dream and to have the Ore report said was from ore failure to another and chance of playing it on the Lon- not photogenic and was ro- A 'ext week: a laugh tetnt Donat at last knowing our first-born w-as don stage seemed too good to be chance in films Teaching Job My wife was determined that I should not ee: too serious on the frt be an xml 10 me earned Thabe rg a.