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Brownsville 111 and B Valley D Theaters
‘20,000 YEARS IN SING SING’
Spencer Tracy, who plays the leading role in First National's “20,000
Years in Sing Sing.” The powerful role which has been given to
Tracy in this amazing picture provides him with his greatest char
acterization to date. Supporting him are Bette Davis, Arthur Byron
and Lyle Talbot. Showing next Thursday only at the Capitol Theatre,
Brownsville.
MURDERS IN ZOO MELODRAMA
\
The menace strikes home for Gail Patrick in this scene from Para
mounts new thriller, "Murders in the Zoo,” showing Sunday and
Monday at the Queen Theatre, Brownsville, when her sweetheart,
Randolph Scott, is struck down by the "mystery killer.” Lionel Atwill
is seen in the doorway.
OPENS AT RIVOLI THURSDAY
Sally Eilers. Ralph Bellamy and Helen Vinson are the principal pro
tagonists in“Second Hand Wife.” the new drama that Fox Films has
fashioned from the book by Kathleen Norris. Showing Thursday and
Friday at the Rivoii Theatre, San Benito.
TEAMED TOGETHER AGAIN
James Dunn and Sally Eilers are seen together again in the* new Fox
romance, “Hold Me Tight,” in which they portray the type of roles for
which they have become famous as a team. Romantic hit showing
next Friday and Saturday at the Capitol Theatre, Brownsville.
SCENE FROM SCARFACE
One df the big climax scenes from “Scarface”, 1932's thrill picture
brought back by popular demand and showing at the Queen Theatre,
Brownsville, the Fourth of July. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thrilling Marine Drama
Combines With Romance
In 'Hell Below’ Sunday
The mudh heralded thrill pic
ture of 1933 is here. “Hell Below”
termed as the big parade of the
ocean only done in a greater scale.
Here we have the hard-loving hard
fighting hell hounds of the sea.
New York critics concede "Hell
Below” to be the most thrilling
marine drama yet to reach the
scheen.
“Hell Below'” boasts of one of
the greatest casts ever assembled
Robert Montgomery, Jimmy Du
rante, Walter Huston. Madge Evans,
Eugene Pallette, Robert Young and
thousands of others. “Hell Below”
is taken from the thrilling novel
“Pigboats” by Commander Edward
EUsberg. The story is replete with
engrossing action from start to
finish, the camera depicting the
plight of a submarine at the bot
tom of the sea with the engines
dead and its crew apparently doom
ed, the battles between the under
sea craft and four destroyers who
attempt to destroy the submarine
with depth bombs, and the iinal
hair-raising episode in which the
submarine laden with dynamite
rams a fortress and thus blocks up
the enemy base.
But underlying the adventures
of the submarine crew is the tra
gic romance of a young lieutenant
who falls in love with the daugh
ter of his commander only to dis
cover that she is already married
I to a crippled English aviator. The
stirring emotional conflict of the
plot is lightened by the antics of
■'Ptomaine" Jimmy Durante who
plays the ship's cook, the highlight
of whose career is a boxing bout
with a kangaroo. Here is the pic
ture you do not want to miss.
i
College Humor
“College Humor’’ Paramount's
parade ol fun. songs, and beauty
in one grand film of college life,
plays Tuesday and Wednesday at
your Capitol.
Its great cast includes Bing
Crosby, George Bifns and Gracie
Allen (and missing brother) Ri
chard Arlen, Jack Oakie and the
Ox-Road Co-eds.
Though no college was ever like
the mid-west university pictured in
“College Humor", you’ll wish there
were, that you might dash right
over and enroll lor any and all
degrees presented. For mid-west is
the ideal lifetime resort for the
romantic minded, a co-education -
al institution that specializes in
dazzling blondes, flaming red
heads. alluring brunettes, the best
collection of singers ever taught
by that master crooner, “Bing Cros
by, and a football team that al
ways wins.
TTiere isn't a serious, silent or,
serene moment in the picture. It's
Why Pay More?
5« 15c 25c
The Saga of a Nation
and two lovers vibrant
with the joy of living.. f
"“EAGLE
W,TM RICHARD ARIEN
mPAY BRIAN
CHARIC* BICKFORD .
JEAN HERSHOtT The Epic of .
Q Qammount picture an Empire «>
TODAY Monday
f\ -
SAN BENITO
tt ‘THE BIG DRIVE’
SHOWING SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Scene from "Hell Below", 1933’s thrill hit with Robert Montgomery, Jimmie Durante, Walter Huston,
Madge Evans, Robert Young, and 1000 others in hu ge cast. Showing Sunday and Monday at the Capitol
theatre, Brownsville, the Arcadia, Harlingen, and the Palace, McAllen.
AN ACCESSORY OF WAR
■1' 11111 —
One of the multitude of tanks that lumbered through every obstacle
and into history's records as one of the wonders of the World war.
Their powers of destruction are vividly shown in The Big Drive, offi
cial World war picture showing Tuesday and Wednesday at the Rivoli
Theatre. San Benito.
all giggles and guffaws, songs and
cheers, and unconfined, and some
what unrefined hilarity. It moves
with the pace of a fire engine on
the way to the flames, and the
laughs are so frequent we're think
ing of seeing it twice to get all
the funny lines. It's the inside story
of college life in the raw-raw-raw
and believe us “College Humor”
shows us it’s never mild.
It has three song hits that you'll
soon be humming. "Learn to
Croon”, "The Old Ox Road” and
‘'Moonstruck” all introduced by
Bing Crosby. "College Humor” is
a grand show and you must see it
the Fourth of July or Wednesday*
but dont miss it.
SAN BENITO—Contract has been
let for redecorating interior of the
Christian church which received a
new roof and other Improvements
during the past year. A large hand
painted scene of' Bethlehem also
has been added.
Surf Bathing
at
Del Mar Beach
DANCING
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Cool Salt Breezes
Good Dance Floor
Beach Cottages
Avoid the week-end crowds
at Dei Mar beach. Rest and
fish in the middle of the
week. From Sunday night
to Thursday night, inclusive,
cottage rates are much less
than regular tariffs.
For Reservations Phone
DEL MAR 1F1
LIONS HEAR
MEET REPORT
(Special to The Herald)
SAN BENITO. July 1.—A report
on the Valley group meeting of
Lions clubs held in Harlingen this
week was heard by local Lions when
they met at the Valley Waffle Shop
Friday. Rev. W. B. Oliver made
the report.
A talk also was heard from Neely
Newman who was voted in as a
member. Ray A. Hirons. new Fire
stone service station manager, be
came a cub at this meeting.
A. W. Larkin reported that the
San Benito Lions were ready at
any time to play a return recreation
ball gi|me with the Harlingen
Lions whom they defeated by a
big score recently.
W. B. Pitts was in charge of this
week’s program.
Old officers of the club presided
for the last time since the new
ones will take charge next week.
J
Visiting Lawyers
To Visit Mexico
(Special to The Herald)
WESLACO, July 1.—Among the
plans of entertainment offered
members and delegates to the Tex
as Bar association will be a mo
torcade to Monterey and Saltillo,
Mexico. This is to give lawyers
and members of their families
front up-state an opportunity to
go into Old Mexico under the
guidance of an experienced tour
conductor.
The Brownsville Herald has been
advised that this motorcade will
be open to residents of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley who care to
make the trip. Those going from
the Rio Grande would join the
party at Laredo. Particulars may
be obtained from the chamber of
commerce at Weslaco.
This party is due to leave on
the morning of July 9 and return
Wednesday, July 12.
SAN BENITO—Mrs. F. W. Colm
ery has received word of the death
of a brother-in-law. Edward K.
Fenton of Foley, Ala. who has
visited here a number of times.
TWENTY YEARS
OF AMERICAN
LIFE PICTURED
Charles Bickford. Richard Arlen, I
Mary Brian, Jean Hersholt, Louise
Dresser, Andy Devine and George
E. Stone, play the leading roles in
•'Seng of the Eagle", drama por
traying the march of events ;n
America during the past two de
cades, which opens today at the
Rivoli theatre.
The story centers around a re
spectable upper middle-class brew- i
ing family, who. in 1916, the year ;
the film opens, are enjoying a j
mild degree of prosperity. When
war breaks out the following year,
their two sons go overseas. Only 1
one returns to join his father m
a business that is soon blasted oy
prohibition.
The legalization of beer seems
to mark a return to the prosperity
and happiness thay once enjoyed,
but they find themselves confront
ed by a problem that all America
may face during the next few
months. The picture’s solution is a
daring one.
“The Big Drive'*
It remains for the screen to
bring to light once again incidents
scarcely even alluded to today.
Scenes of the czar of Russia re
viewing his troops, actual front
line trench battles at Chateau
Thierry. the Marne, Argonne,
Ypres. in France, and the Russo
German fronts, the Austro-Italian
mountain battles, the great sea
battle off Jutland, the U-boat at
tacks, the sinking of the Lusitania
are revived on the screen in the
films taken on the scenes of the
catastrophes.
A. L. Rule has compiled this
complete story in his epochal pic
ture. The Big Drive, showing
Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Rivoli theatre.
Rio Hondo Drys
Elect Officers
RIO HONDO. July 1.—Judge W.
K. Hodgkins was elected chairman
of the local unit of the Valley
Prohibition forces Thursday night.
The rally was held at the high
school auditorium, with Reverend
Thomas Joyner, pastor of the
community church, as the leading
speaker.
Supt. of Schools M. C. Rushing
was elected secretary. The second
meeting of a series to be held
here will take place Thursday,
July 6. at the high school audit
orium. Rev. c. E. Dunne of Lhe
Methodist church of San Benito
will be the principal speaker.
9iflmann
— TODAY —
“Doctor X”
LIONEL ATWILL
FAY WRAY
RK.O Pathe Comedy
Summer Price, 10c
TALKING ‘NEW DEAL’
Richard Arlen and Charles Bickford in a scene from “Song of the
Eagle,” Paramount’s drama of America through the past two decades,
which opens today at the Rivoli Theatre. Bickford's ruthless rise from
beer-baron, and his refusal to be stopped by the legalization of beer, is
a thrilling cross-section of American life during the past twenty years.
MOTIVE ALL
THROUGH FILM
IS JEALOUSLY
Death strikes mysteriously...
suddenly.. .horribly to all those
who dare woo favors from the
warm, red lips of a beautiful wo
man in Paramount's thrilling
“Murders in the Zoo,” which shows
Sunday and Monday at the Queenj
featuring Charlie Ruggles. Lionel
Atwill. Kathleen Burke 'the Pan
ther Woman*. Randolph Scott, John
Lodge and Gail Patrick.
The Green Mamba, scourge of
the jungle, is quite the most in
sidious killer you’ve ever seen, and
this deadly scourge of the jungle
now strikes terror into the heart
of a big city, aided and abetted by
such deadly creatures as the vora
cious crocodiles and the bone
crusning python.
Jealousy is the motive all the
way through. The animals are the
symcols of the machinations of the
perverted mind of Eric Gorman,
big-game collector, who guards nis
beautiful wife from the attentions
of otner men. One of her admirers
goes to death in the African jungle,
the second in* the zoo where Char
lie Ruggles. the menagerie's press J
agent, has arranged a society ban
quet to raise an endowment fund
for the animals. The Green Mamba I
is found to be at large, the zoo is j
NOW
Free to Kill
Jungle terror un
leashed by a hu
man monster . . .
Smashing thrill
novelty of the
season . . . Thrills
Fired by Romance
See . . .
|
with
Charlie Ruggles
Lionel Atwill
Kathleen Burke
(Tlte Panther Woman)
Randolph Scott
I Comedy — Newsreel
Today yicncLv
QUEEN—
closed and the city is aroused. The
loosed animals, snarling through
the zoo's grounds, unwittingly pro
vide the only possible satisfactory
conclusion to this gory drama of
death upon death.
SAN BENITO — Repairs have
been completed on the apartment
house located at the intersection
of N. Dick Dowling Ave. and Hey
wcod St.
SAN BENITO—Manager L. H.
Warburton of the local store at
tended a meeting of J. C. Penny
Co. South Texas store managers
held in McAllen this week.
4th Hit of
Week . . . Let’s Go
Let's 4$
Celebrate ™
with
Bing Crosby
Burns & Alien
Richard Arlen
Jack Oakie _______
And the Midnite
Ox Road Co-Ed Show
Tuesday - Wed. NtteVt-SO
4th of July
At Your
—■
Tit ★ 3rd BIG
'★ ★ Hit cf
Week!
LET’S GO .. . ! !
, * _
Months
Secret _ #
Production Triumph
“HELL BELOW”
THE THRILL OF TEN
LIFETIMES . . .
GREATER THAN “HELL S
DIVERS”
Thrills that new Motion Picture f
inventions make posible for the f
first time ....
“HELL BELOW”
with
Robert MONTGOMERY
Jimmy DURANTE
I WALTER HUSTON |
MADGE EVANS
| ROBERT YOUNG
AND 1.000 OTHERS
I TODAY MONDAY I I
| NEVER BEFORE SUCH THRILLS
I At Your
■PAPHT#!
I Brownsville
4-Star Week ^
Arcadia lace Tex.

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