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PAGE EIGNT VS TR AT TTN 7 VITITINRTRNNNQ Blossoms In The I am not so sure that M-G-M's technicolor production, In The new Music Box feature, will rank among the top grossing pictures of the vear but I am satisfied in my own mind that it is one of the finer films of the current season. Co-starring Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon, supported by an exceptionally capable cast, this story which has its foundation in fact presents one of life's most serious prob- lems in so compelling a manner that one cannot help be both entertained and impressed at one and the same time. To watch Miss Garson work in this picture is to realize that she is one of Hollywood's outstanding actresses and that her sterling portrayal in was no flash in the pan but rather a sample of what one may expect whenever she appears in vehicle worthy of her steel and in the is just such a vehicle. If you have not already arrived at the conclusion that Walter Pidgeon is among the first five of filmland's entertainers, you have not been seeing such pictures as and His performance in the M-G-M technicolor is so natural, so convincing that, with the aid of Miss Garson, he lifts the production to great heights. Your reviewer considers in the a fine picture one of the really worthwhile A TR Wed? Rosalind Russell, Hollywood's No.

1 bachelor girl, moy be a bride, for she told California policeman she was on her way to be married. Or maybe she just pulled fost one to beat a speeding ticket. AN INNOVATION the WINTHROP HOTEL SATURDAY NIGHT CABARET DANCE in the CRYSTAL BA LL ROOM DON'; FORGET DANCE SATURDAY NITE FRUITLAND GRANGE DIXIELAND BAND -t i 7227 EAT Why fuss at home LANE GRILL 902 COMMERCE ST, offerings to come out of Holly- wood this year On the same new bill is on a 20th Century-Fox film featuring George Montgomery, Osa Massen and J. Carrol Naish. It is one of the most improb able stories your newsboy has ever 2 seen on the screen, but he became interested in the performance of i Naish that he sat through the film and cAme away the idea that he had acen pretty fair picture imagine an actor being able to do that to drama critic! A Break For Flynn! HOLLYWOOD Superior Court Judge Albert Ross believes that Actor Erroll Flynn needs SI2OOO a month to maintain his station in r' Flynn's S6OOO a week salary was attacked last July 23 in a lawsuit with his agent, Myron Selznick, who claims Flynn owes him $41.000 in eommissions Judge Ross said he thought Flynn over-estimated some of his expenses, but he dissolved the attaghment on $12.000 a month, because he has station in life higher than that of the ordinary person to ROXY Abbott and Costello in That 11:30, 2:15, 5:00 7 45, 10:30: also March of Time's in the 1:55, 4.40 7:28 and 10:10.

RIALTO Harry Carey and Betty Fleld In "lmrhera of the 12:55. 400, 7:10. also Penny Singleton in in 11:40, 2:45. 5.55 and 900, MUSIC BOX --Walter Pidgeon Greer Garson in in the 12:45, 3:55, 7:05, and Also George Montgomery In on 11:30, 2:40. 5:50 and 9.00 i BLUE MOUSE--Glpger Rogers lin Dick and Harry." 1:05 408, 7:00 and 10:00: also Baby Sandy in 11:40, 2:40, 540 and 8:35.

RETURN SHOWING BEVERLY Ray Milland and Brian Mhy in Wanted also Guy Kibbee in Pulls the Milland and Akim Tamiroff in also Wililam Boyd in Men from Texas." COMMUNITY Wallace Beery in Bad Man." also Cliff Edwards and Bradna In Knocke KAY STREET Judy Canova and Bob Crosby In also Mildred Coles In Comes Happiness LAKEWOOD James Stewart and Judy Garland In Also IPARK Alice Payve and Don Ameche Im Night in Rio." also in Hiding PROCTOR--Wallace Beery in Bad also Arthur Kennedy and Virginia Pleld in REALART Fredric March and Betty Meld In also Joan dell and Roland Young in Returns. Stewart and Judy in Ziegfeld and Costello in the also Jane Withers and Jackie Cooper in Pirst SUNSET Charles Boyer and Margaret Sullavan in also the Aldrich family In With llonri" TEMPLE Alice Paye and Jack Oakie in Great American also Nancy Kelly in ard 'LIBERTY. Puyallup Wallace Beery in BilL" Sumner--Joe! MeCrea In for the Sun' also Jane Withers In Pirst el UNUSUAL TYPE FIIL.M Said to be one of the most unusual pictures ever made, Orson Welles' Kane' deals with the colorful career of an American emperor and his ill-fated empire Welles produced and directed the RKO Radio offering and played the title role. Lok Kk ok kook kok WHY NOT i I DANCE 3 sun SPANAWAY 3 PARK FREE! ALL LADIES BEFORE 8 THE POPULAR PLACE 0 GO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT SALES GRANGE A Music by Rhythm i 2 Blocks South of Alrport i Road on So. Park Ave Technicolor's New Star Distinction on two counts is the lot of Greer Garson, whose stac of fortune has been rising ropidly ever since her brilliant performance in Mr.

The titianhaired young Anglo-Irish beauty will be seen in two important films released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. One is the Technicolor production, "'Blossoms in the now at the Music Box, the other the multi-stor picture, "When Ladies in which Miss Garson will be seen with Joan Crawtford, Robert Taylor and Herbert Marshall, New Edition of March of Time Reveal The Dramatic Battle of the Atlantic The first motion picture story on the newest phase of the battle of the now being shown on the of the Roxy theater in the latest March of Time film, in the which vividly portrayvs the many of the current struggle to keep open the sea lanes fover which war materials and vital foodstuffs must safely land quickly be earried to Britain. 1-111 INy WEss TR LWy arr latest film scoop by the Baby Sandy Baby Sandy is sharing the Blue Mouse screen with Ginger Rogers where Daddy" ond Dick and Harry'' are the current attractions. Miss picture moved from the Music Box. Ay () Georrows Jecwwrcocor OB agy waioNTS TNE HILLS 7 TS AW 7 VLN sTARTSs TODAY FIkGFELD GiRL" CLUB MODERNE DINE DANCE DE LUXE FLOOR SHOW Reservotions: LA 3211 The Tacoma Times FLERiii.

editors of The March of Time lincludes several sequenceg of exlrlunivo pictures which moviegoers have never yet had an portunity to see. It includes thrill- ing scenes filmed by March of Time cameramen during a long and perilous voyage from Canada to England aboard a tanker in convoy, and the first pictures to arrive in the U. 8. from Greenhand Denmark's strategic island tinent in the Western Hemisphere, now under full 8. protection Besides the operation of the convoy system, this latest Marchi of Time also shows the ships and planes of the U'.

8. Navy in patrolling their newly extended sea areas to keep merchant ves- sels informed of the whereabouts of lurking Nazi raiders. The film also depicts the joint U. defense efforts to make impregnable the iron band of bases stretching from the Arctic to the South Atlantic, and to get to Britain quickly the ships, planu' llnd Armaments necessary to her of victory over the Nazi war machine. TACOMA'S BIGGEST BARGAIN! to Yo Tax TS TAEIR GREATEST o) ABSOTY COSTELLO POWELL 1N THE IR with the o) ANDREWS SISTERS Hit JANE WITHERS No.

JACKIE COOPER in FIRST BEVERLY WA Ray NILLAND Wilkiam A HOLDEN Wayne MORRIS Briaa PONLEVY Coastance 00t Also Guy Kibbee in BAINES PULLS THE AT Il ssm izl 1 MWALLACE BrLERY 5 BILL" ISRy Ellen Drew "REACHING FOR THE 1 it dane Withers in HER FIR-T Indian Rodeo Star Princess Sunbeam, beautiful Indian girl, who will entertain with thrilling trick-riding teats at the Tacoma Rodeo, is here shown in full tribal regalia. Sunbeam is the daughter of Chief Sky Eagle. The first Indion girl ever to take up trick riding, she is classed os one of the top riders of the country and is one of the few women who actually leave the saddle during their octs. The Tocoma Rodeo will be held Saturday ond Sunday, at the new Tacoma Sports Arena, 99th and South Tacoma Way shows starting at 2 o'clock both afternoons. Film Actress an Aviation Expert Claire Dodd.

who plgl the romantic lead in Universal's new laugh sensation, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello and Dick the now at the Riviera theater, is one of Hollywood's first sailplane devotees. The beautiful Actress has long been a flving enthusiast, owns and pilots her own 1244 KL NOW! ntl The 1 FATL I AR Atlantie LU MUSIC BOX The Whelfing sty of women GREER GARSON el BLOSSOMS EASST IN TECHNICODOLOR ACCENT ON LOVE" I NOW! eot GINGER ROGERS "TOM, DICK AND HARRY" A "Bachelor Daddy" TEMPLE ALICE JACK TV amense Great ROADEAST TR PARK McKINLEY AVE 2 i NIGHT IN et acalped THE ANTLERS 126 and Pacific Ave DANCE EVERY NIGHT TO THE ML SIC OF Thr 3 RHYTHMEERS twin-motored ship. Bhe has or dered one of the motorless skycraft and has been studving sail. plane operation during brief pe. riods between screen assignments (Rm; AND SUNDAY ONLY AUG.

16-17 2:00 p. m. Tacoma Sports Arena 99th 8 So. Tacoma Way Toke Lokeshore Bus on Pacific A SPECIAL FEATURES! Chicf Sky Famous Indian Act' Trick and Archery Demonstration by Chief Sky Eagle! World Champion Cowboy Contestants! $2,000 in Prize Money! Bronc-Riding Calf-Roping! (3 Steer-Wrestling Steer-Riding! Trotting Races Jumping! Wild Norse Chariol Races! 4 Trick Riding and Roping Stars! See Big Downtown A. LR vt REX JAMES STEWART and JILDY GARLAND GIRL" omedy (artoen PP PPPIPPPIPIIIPIPIIPIIPI IO Fredriec Mareh.

Betty Field A SO Joan Wionde! Roland Yeung Jeeter Lester of Stage Now The "old of the Ozarks PEMIIIT aAFeSs RETR NNV sBN WY This is a radical development for Barton plaved Jeeter in the famous Broadway stage play, off and on, for about four vears and became identified with that saity, cantankerous character in the public mind. Most people never thought that Barton would get of being Jeeter, But now that Barton has scored a smash hit as Old Matt in the Paramount Technicolor film version of Harold Bell Wright's famous novel, Shepherd of the which is now playing at the Rialto theater, the new char- Acterization seems to have supplanted the old in the public mind Barton himself has received hundreds of jetters from moviegoers telling him they never think of him as anvthing but Old Matt Jeeter, the Georgia cracker, might have some resemblance to Oid Matt in Shepherd of the but the differences are fundamental Old Matt was an Ozark mountaineer whose hardshelled wife dominated his whole life until one day he revolted, and i Spanaway Dances Proving Popular The regular Sundav night dances which have heen a feature of the summer season at Spanaway park pavilion have proven more popular this year than ever before, according to the management With the on the orchestra platform and the usual capacity erowd on the splendid dance floor, the big hall on the shore of Spanaway lake is one of the bright and merry spots in the Tacoma area. It has been hinted by the management that dancing at Spanaway may be continued late into the fall, and perhaps even through the winter months, Bus service takes those without personal transportation directly to the pavilion, HEAR OUR BRILLIANT NEW SOUND ond CRYSTAL BEADED SCREEN IT'S A NEW THRILL IN PICTURES AY 3. THEATRE (IALAF i STARTING AT 645 Indy Canova Bob Craaby HOPRKINSY Mildred (oles Richard Ainles HERF (OMESs HMAPPINESs Chag THE SPIDER RETI RNSY (Saturday Matinee Only) ATEEETe AFFvTRI Vs VESN NSN3 charged her with witcheraft Jeeter wWaAS slow-moving And easy-goirg, except for bis blye-streak which was part of his normal language. His morals were things to be put away, and mavbhe taken out on Sundays.

On the other hand, Old Matt was a strong character, who attempted to separate right from wrong Of course, he does help in the moonshining activities of John Wayne, who plave Young Matt But moonshining is prace tically part of the life of these feuding folk of the Ozarks. Flier's Song Used In Wanted Wings Captain William Clinch, jutant of the Gulf Coast Air Corps center, is a song writer now, as well as a flier, all because the center was used as a Incation for filming the Paramount aviation epic, Wanted which i now on the acmseen at the Beverly theater, One of compositions, of the Air is used the picture, which depicts the of young men for the army air corps. The story of how Clinch's song came to be accepted goes back to day when Director Mitchell LLeisen arrived at the flying field to supervise filming of several scenes, Captain Clinch asked Robert derberg, conductor of the air rorps band, to play the stirring piece for Director Leigen, i just what we need as a song for the the director exclaimed after hearing it. CONCEDES DEFEAT Phil Terry, fighting clergyman of Harry Sherman's Parson of which Paramount adapted from Peter B. famous American classic, this week conceded defeat by hiring a secretary to answer his fan mail.

For two months, the two-fisted actor has been attending to his letters personally. But, today the fans 100 letters weeklv, COMMUNITY Wallace Beers 1. Barrs more BAD MAN" CHIf Bdwards Olvmpe Rradna IS A ARNOCROLTY Donald Duck (Cartoon SUNSET AT PROY TOMORROW AY Charies Boaver Margaret Sallavas Aldrieh Family Jackie aoper lIFY WITH HENRY (heo. HITE FAGILE" aturday Matines Uniy) by Schneider Il Value of Factory Production Is Called Highest on Record Boosted by higher prices and greater quality, the value of factory production today is the hignest on record. The federal reserve board industrial production index for July was 162.

Corporate executives predict it will reach as high az 200 before the end of the vear. et GUVL VSAVIET VR TRYw VL waR Fundamentally, business condi-! tions are now the best in the history. Consumer purehasing power, too, ia the largest ever, Corporate profits are subject to wartime taxation, which necessarily must be high as the outcome of the New Deal's eightyear spending-lending program. Business leaders agree that the fiscal strength muast be maintained. But general behef is that the bark for bigger taxes will turn out to have been wore than the bite as far as busimess incomes are concerned.

It is doibted whether the house will allow itg tax program to be thrown everboard. President Roosevelt's order to limit the volume of time- payment eredit on consumer goods sales is because the figure today is above the 1987 inflation-acare total of 000,000 which was an all-time high. But bankers doubt that the president's new order will bear fruit if amall loan organizations are not put under con, trol As previously reported here, speculative funds are moving into eommoditieg credits at the same pace as in 1929 when the public ran wild in securities speculation. Yhis is because of the support of higher commodities prices given by the farm bloc in congress, The public knows very little about commodities. Statistics WATCH REPAIRS kS 7 OUR 6 Expert Inspection For Your Watch warbeehe ol inspect your wateh without charge.

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There are no such factors as dividend proapects to consider, or that a activity is increasing earnings. In all, it is pure and simple case of gambling, despite present statistics, An astute cotton broker says the price of lint will add from three to five cents a pound to the coat if the farm bloc in congress has its way and government stocks are frozen. But he warns that when the ultimate decline gets under way, the crash will be worse than the stock market bust ef 1929, Washington advices are that the Investment Bankers' associations lpinn for a sales tax to obtain more $600,000,000 in revenues will be accepted only because it comes from bankers and that it not be wise politics to fol'low the suggestion. The attitude is the result of President Rooseveit's New Deal political teachings that bankers are always after the public's Yet it cannot be denied that the banker has been warning for years that the country is head'led for inflation. 4 Slow, but steady inflation has been apparent since the New Deal started its spending-lending priming monetary program six years ago.

But now it is more evi, dent, as result of the defense gram. Price Administrator Leon Henderson admits it. Because Inflation is hereecongressional price-fixing legislation will not stop it dead In its who depend on fixed income from securities had best make a survey of holdings if they care to keep pace with rapidly-increasing living costs. Economists predict an additional in living costs of from to 50 per cent during the next few years. A change of yieid from to 3 per cent is an increase iM only 20 per cent.

There is no doubt that sacrifices will have to made in switching to higher but if income is required 'lho move ia A necessary safeguard, Reports Are tool operating at $800,000.000 pace; will reach His Trip Delayed Because Liquor Started Sylvan Balden, Seattle Negro hailed before Police Judge W. A Richmond Thursday afternoon on charges of drunkenness and passing, proved himself to be the possessor of a rare sense of humor and took the 515 and coats with a throaty chuckie which found its ecounterparts throughout the courtroom i Special Officer H. A Boyes of the Northern Pacific railroad, who arrested Balden on the of the Union station Thursday 1 a.m, told Judge Richmond that Balden, obviously under the influ- ence of liquor, had told the milroad detective that his brother recently had been pretty badly sliced up in a knife fight in Tex and that he was on his way to even the score with the person responsible. The judge. amazed at such talk from an apparently mild person, expressed the opinion that it the liquor talking at the time it musta Bulden agreed.

sho' ain't talkin' thataway today When asked by the judge how much liquor he had consumed, Balden replied he had had but little, but admitted that it didn't take much Judge Richmond told him he WAS going to delay his travels, and wanted to know if that would be all right with the prisoner. The Negro it would he was sho' nuff The final laugh of the trial came when the judge told Balden he like a pretty decent sort of a and Balden's joinder, Ah sho' ia." 000,000 production pace next year, says William 8. Knudsen Al lied Chemical favored by investment company owns shares in chemical sateel, coal and iron companies General Tire 'will show $3 a share for November '3O fiscal year; another dividend likely before then Beatrice Creamery benefita from higher butter and egg prices Northern Pacific favored by western trading circles In. ternational Silver will show over sls a share for 1941 Howe Chelan properties in the State of Washington showing neat profits General Steel Castd'mx'. management will be liberal payer on preferred dividend Crown Cork Beals 'can division is operating in the )1 black Eastman Kodak lked 0 because of more than 40 years of unbroken dividend distributions, Ry Che Cocoma Cimes Vitamins for Defense Theodore Earle, California mining engineer, who discovered process which removes the splintery husks from wheat without impairing its nutritive volue, combs oc.

ecumulated husks from one of the moachines used in the process. National Campaign Is On For Healthier Americans (Continued from Page 3) moving any of the natural autritive elements of the wheat grain The other is an enriched bread, which looka and tastes like our former white bread. But thiamine, nicotinie acid and iron have been added. Riboflavin will aiso be ed Ax sooon As it is avallable in ficient quantities. Speaking of these new ingredients, Dr.

H. Sebrell of the 8. Health Service sald: of thiamine causes symploms such as mental depression, easy rnttguq and undue anxieties, Lack of otinic acid causes mental sion and disorientation. Iron one of the most important clo-j ments for the human body. The standards for thia and flour are generally become effective by Jan.

1, Although vitamins had previ' ously been added to a few staple foods by ecertain processors, the action of the federal government eooperation with the entire milling and baking industry at this moment in eour history gives the enrichment of flour and bread a prophetic emphasis. White sugar will probably be next Moat of the vitamin complex and several other vitamins ean 'now be manufactured eally. Government nutritionists however, favor fortifieation of our common staples with synthetic vitamins rather than the use of vitamin pills unless under gency conditions, TESTED ARMY RATIONX USEFUL IN EMERGENCY wartime emergencies arrive, tha eivilian pomalll.atmi BERCS FOR YOUR PICNICS AND WEEK-ENDS ICE COLD BEER CASE or KEG ol LOGANBERRY WINE, Gal. $1.50 NEW SHIPMENT SYPHON HOSE turn to tested army emergency rations. Field ration for example, consists of six eans of different combinations of meat and vegelables, whole milk erackers, cube sugar and a chocolale wafer.

There a simple emergency ration in the form of chocolate bars mixed with sugar, milk and oat flour White thess and other test ra. tions do not provide all the stituents of a properly balanced diet, synthetic vitamina and min concentrales could be od under clinical eontrol to raise the nutritional level of these foods, Supplemental feeding of In defense plants and the inclusion of their families in the dis' tribution of protective surplus goods was recommended at the Nutrition Conference. England's experience with ecommunal ing in industrial plants and bom ed areas has measurably increa the health and stamina of threatened population and man defense plants in the 1. report that eommunity fesading has Increased production. The entire nation must face the possibility, In canse of Increased emergency large scale community feeding an A defense move Becretary of Agriculture Wickard believes that the American farmer can produce enough to give the United States an adequate diet and have enough left over for Great Britain's needs without the meatiess and milkiess days of Lhe first World war An long as this remaine The case, the first requirement of strong national defense heaithy and hearty ealing 5 i NEXT: Eat LIKE WASHINGTON The War depart ment has mmq.

the following orders Cols Clande Rhinehart, fa Mi waukee laiias Henry Wil Miller, od res, Ann Arbor, Mieh Washingtion Lieut. Cols. Charies Herzer cae rort Rodman. 1o Panama Cansl dept Paul A Reichie, Port Orva, Fort Brage Maja. Morris J.

Herbert. relired Oceanaide, Callf Washington, Robert M. Wold, eay Port Bheridan, to Washington John Haywood, iretired 0 active duty. Shelbyville, to Port Benjamin Harrisen, John Horion Pt Bl Camp Roberis Duncan 8 Somervilie, Port Bl 'w an Roperis, Willls Wheiche! fa ot Ord, Ccmr Roberta. John Biddell, od St Lous, Minnespolia, John A Schindier, me, Seifriage Peig, Chanute Pelkd Lawton Butier, sd) gn- Ban Prancisce, wis; Jobn Bodie, ase.

Rich Pieid. Mitehel Peia Oowr Wilson, Inf. FPort Nayes, 0 nan ington. Prank Milton od res Ogden. Washinglon, Ployd labenon.

sc. res, Ban Abe wonio. 1w Wichita Falls Capts. Jonn MHughes, nf Port Snelling. to Arlington ocanlonment.

Arthur Pleld, gen's dept Port MacArthur. Weah ngloen Melrile Shreves, qine Jeftersonvilie, Washington, Reginald Wil. son Harris, Inf res. Norman Okls Panama Canal rone David Low Benincke. ac res Chicago.

Houston, PORTLAND Moward Wallace awaited grand jury sction on charge of first degree murder Aris: ing from the shooting Friday Benjamin M. Finell, 32, In downtown Portiand AL preliminary hearing Wal lace wasr ordered bound over 1o the grand jury For Every Household ALY FOAM Grenvieted LY oAt SOAP ASK YOUZR GROCER! State Production May Set Record The depariment of agricuiture Friday estimated Washington's 1941 wheat erop at 58360000 pushels the largest in Nstory The department marketing service sald screage helew average but yvielis per acre are Ngh A erop of 22438000 hushels was estimated for Oregon, which duced 17.184.000 bushels last year. idaha's production for 1841 was at IWTHD an I of 5341 000 over 1940 production In the thires will ba 31 per cent more than last year and has presented an of Nnding adequats storage facilities the de. partment said Other erop satimates for Wash- Lington: Oate, 11544000 bushels, per cent above average; bariey, 5150000 bushels, more than twiee the Average production: hay, 3. tona, 15 per cent iarger than last year, potatess, 383000 bushels, about the same as last Lvear, apples, 26 600 000 bushels.

decrense of per cenl. Rartiett pears, 1845000 bushels, about 150 000 bushels less (han last year, pranes, 14 000 tons In Bast. Washington, comparsd wilth last year, and in Western Washington, 14,000 tons compared Lwith enly 2800 last year fiiberis, 880 tons Your Postmaster oan tell you how to invest in 8 Defense Bonda ,84 and Pacific Avenue A 334 1018 Tocoma Avesve A 3056 OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW AS YOU'LL PIND ANY. COMPARE WE GIVE YOU PRIENDLY, PERSONAL ATTENTION! FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SATURDAY AND MONDAY Fresh Oreamery i biierent 10 phge. 2, phg MEATS CHAMPION de.

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