Brownsville herald. [volume], February 22, 1935, Page ELEVEN, Image 11

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ATTORNEY IN
SLAYING CASE
k YET IN JAIL
DALLAS Feb. a.—(JP>— Dr. L.
W. Kitchen, a veterinarian, was the
only of four west Texans charged
with the killing of Spencer Stafford,
federal narcotic agent, to remain in
the Dallas county Jail Friday, the
others having been released on
bond
Thomas L Price oi Post Dr.
Kitchen's attorney, said he expected
to have sureties for his client’s
$15,000 bond here by Mondav *
Sheriff W. F. Cato, of Garza
county; Dr. V. A. Haiuiian. a phy
sician; and Tom Morgan, farmer
aeputized shortly before the sheriff
killed Stafford with a machine gun
at Poet. Texas Feb. 7. were re
leased on bond Thursday.
Twelve citizens of Garza and
Lynn counties signed Sheriff Cato's
bond of $50,000 The same group.
, plus a man from Nocona, signed
the $15,000 bond for Morgan, while
one for a like amount was signed
bv four friend* of Dr. Hartman.
The grand jury returned a third
indictment against N. C. Outlaw,
Cato’s attornev. just before court
adjourned Thursday. It charged
him with subornation of perjury for
his alleged et torts to have E. R.
Braddock ami C. M Loe. Post resi
dents. testify labels m the investi
gation of Stafford’^ killing
Outlaw remained in jail Friday,
having failed to make the $11,003
bonds set for him tr. this indict
ment. and two others w*hich
charged him with conspiracy to
impede justice to detraud the Unit
ed States
Approximately Uo,000,000 hogj,
cattle and sheep are slaughtered to
supply meat to nearly 130,000 000
people
It has been estimated that our
national income this year will
amount to $45,000,000,000
Brought to the screen
of leitl
$ year run in LONDON
2 year run on BROADWAY
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ANNA MAY WONG
FRITZ KORTNER
GEORGE ROBEY
hpm th# p ar Sr Oic«> *«tn
D>rtd«d Sr vvolu» t»>d*
Premier Showing in the
Valley of
“CHU CHIN
CHOW”
Wonder Show oi the Century
At
BIJOU
THEATRE
LA FERIA
SUNDAY . MONDAY
with Saturday Night Preview
at 11 P. M
Liberty Gives It 4 Stars
*
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QOI tl D^(pMU)V
by DAN THOMAS — GEORGE SCARBO
Oftissift's
pet hobby i$ “Raising*
BOSES AMD CHCfSAffTHE
mums; v *
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A POLICE DOG THAT IS A
GQAnDOAuGHTEP op T€
PAMOllS "STRONG HEAftTi'
Gloria Stuart s an excellent
hcgsewoman, and one opthe. Best
feminine polo Players in holly
wood.
High School Golf
Tourney Arranged
MISSION. Feb. 22—Plans for the
first schoolboy golf tournament in
the Lowe: Rio Grande Valley' were
completed here Thursday with Mis
sion Chamber ol Commerce, Mission
High School officials and Roy Con
way. manager of the Shary Mum
clapl Golf course co-operating in the
arrangement.
A large silver loving cup will be
awarded by the chamber of com
merce to the four-man team from
the Valley high school which wins
18 holes of medal play and 18 holes
of Scotch medal play. The trophy
will become permanent property of
any school winning it in three con
secutive years.
The tournament will be played
over the Shary Municipal course
here April 20 m accordance with
eligibility rules for athletic teams as
prescribed by the University Inter
scholastic League District Athletic
Director Claude Dailey of Mission
and County Athletic Director A1
Weir of McAllen leagu eofficials.
will be invtied to actively conduct
the tournament.
Mission city commission has an
nounced that the local course will
be open to all qualitied entrants one
week before the date of the tour
nament without charge to allow
them to become acquainted with the
course.
Six Mission high school golfers
have tailed >racticing for the
tournament.
Edinburg Defeats
Scorpions 42 to 25
EDINBURG, Feb. 22. — Nearing
the close of their annual series of
games prior to the Texas Junior
College Athletic Conference tourna
ment m San Antonio. Brownsville
IJ0UI
LA FERIA
Independent Home Owned rbeatre
Friday Only
“The Secret Bride”
With Barbara Stanwyck and
Warren William*
This is Family Night
iiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiii ■linn.. iniiiininiiiiniiMiiiMi^MMIMBByBMMi*
TODAY & SAT.
Heigh-Ho . Everybody!
•Heigh-Ho. Ann Dvorak'
You re the sensation of
1935 at a M>ng-and-dance
girl! »and toik* ahe's m>
screen heart-throb too'
What a break for me!>
“Salutations to 6 Famous
Song Writars
for giving me the greatest songs
I’ve ever sung' "Ev’ry Day",
-Fare Thee Well. Annabelle”.
and 4 other gay hit*
ViJUss.
T MUSIC"
ANN DVORAK
e a a SATURDAY MJDMTE
sun.-Mon. preview u:>e v. m.
"11 IIH"
_I i lli:
Junior College Scorpions lost a lop
sided 48-25 decision lo the powerful
Edinburg Independents at Edinburg
College gym Wednesday night.
George Sellers, McAllen. Edin
burg center, shot 10 field goals ana
three free throws to amass 22 points
for Individual scoring honors. Han
na, Brownsville forward, led his
team with 15 points, including six
field goals'and three free throws.
The Scarps will play the Edinburg
quintet again Monday night at the
San Benito high school gymnasium
In a return game.
The Independents maintained a
fast pace throughout the game, the
score at the half being 27 to 12.
The box score
| Edinburg— fg ft pf tp
Ramsey f . 5 0 0 10
Winnlngham f . 3 2 4 8
Sellers, c . 10 2 3 22
Serota g . 0 2 0 2
Knight, g . 0 0 10
Parker c . 10 0 2
Ramirez, g . 0 2 0 2
Hartshorn f. 1 o 0 2
Southwell, f . 0 0 2 0
Cowan, f . 0 o o o
Total* . 20 8 10 48
Brownsville- tg ft pf tp t
Hanna f . 6 3 2 15!
Brown f. 2 0 2 4
, White, c . I i 2 3
Walker, g . 0 0 3 o
Thompson g . 1 o 1 2
Sparks, g . 0 1 1 l
Totals . 10 5 11 25i
HYDE ON STAFF
SAN BENITO. Feb 22 —G E. j
Hyde of Dallas has been added to
the hydrographic staff of the In-,
ternatlonal Boundary commission.
He is a former student, ol Southern
Methodist and Columbia universi
ties and holds a degree in civil en
gineering
Tourists...
You’ll find it Pleasant at
Del Mar Beach
Strictly modern cottages with
hot and cold water as low as $26
per month.
FISH FROM THE SOUTH
JETTY
This million-and-a-half dollar
jetty extends a mile into the
gull of Mexico where fishing is
always good.
Del Mar Beach
The Valleys Greatest
Recreation Center
PHONE l-Fl
“The Mighty Barnum shows Friday and Saturday at the Capitol. Brownsville.
_Bowling Dope
With Ball. Shealer and Pechstein
going Orel 3Ci0s the Arbuckle Ma
chinists took three straight games
from the Grisham's live on the Ar
cadia Alleys Thursday night in a
ten pin league contest.
Ball mowed down 571 (or high se
ries, and Shealer's 216 was top
single.
The scores
ARBUCKLE 1st. 2nd. 3rd Ttl
Shealer . 172 216 171 559
Pechstein . 165 190 163 518
Monette . 127 1,56 194 477
Arbuckle . 160 lab 164 480
Ball . 19b 186 189 571
Totals. 820 904 881 2605
GRISHAM 1st 2nd. 3rd. Ttl.
Peck .. 159 114 139 412
White . 120 114 136 370
Garza . 122 170 i£l 473
Hernandez . 178 156 148 483
Reese . 176 141 157 474
Handicap . 62 62 62
Totals . 717 757 823 2397
Movie Sidelights
■
QltKN
Rex Bell invades new real* of
popularity with hi* latest western
picture. The Tonto Kid," which
shows Friday ant! Saturday at the
Queen theatre, with A. G. Allen's
New Orleans Greater Minstrel show.
Beside* Rex BeU. "The Tonto Kid
boasts of two other headliners
Ruth Mix. the daughter of Tom Mix.
and Buzz Barton who won his spurs
as a boy' actor not so iong ago. in
the silent days.
"The Tonto Kid is a super screen
dramatization of Christopher B.
Booths novel of the Arizona Tonto
country. The Daughter of Diamond
D. * It is a realistic account of the
obstacles Ruth Mix. a* the spurious
daughtei ol a cattle baron has to
overcome m order to save a girl
friends vast inheritance In this.
Ruth Mix is aided by the Tonto
Kid (Rex Bell), who not only frus
trates the designs of a desert law
yer. but discovers a platinum mine
in the Devils Pocket a deep gorge
situated at one end of the big ranch.
RIVOLI—SAN BENITO
The producers of "Golddlggers of
apm
W. C. FIELD8
MADQE EVANS
Lo*l BARRYMORE
Edna May OLIVER
FRANK LA WTO N
Elizabeth ALLAN
M«wf<cn O’SULLIVAN
Fr,dd,« Bartholomew
ROLAND YOUNG
LEWIS STONE
SUNDAY A MONDAY Sffl5SJTu*ff^E
RUDY AND ANN
Rudy Vallee and Ann Dvorak tinging "Fare Tnec Well, Annabelle” in
a spectacle scene from the musical screen hit “Sweet Music”, show
ing Friday and Saturday at the RivoU Theatre in San Benito, and
scheduled tor Saturday Midnite and Sunday. MondRy showings at the
Arcadia Theatre in Harlingen.
Broadway’. "Twenty M.llion Sweet
hearts’* and "Flirtation Walk . pre
sent the new screen musical Sweet
Music" current a the Rivoh thea
tre Friday and Saturday.
The Ieatured cast in Sweet Mu
sic' is headed by Rudy Vallee, Ann
Dvorac and Helen Morgan.
In Sweet Music ’ Miss Dvorak
sings three songs with Rudy Vallee.
"Theres a f if* ent You.” Svenson
Theme Song . and Sweet Flossie
Farmer
Miss Dvorak a.>o dances in the
picture. The first film in which ah?
has had an opportunity to demons
trate her Mnglng and danoing tal
ent, although she started h*r career
as a dancer.
ARC ADIA—HARLINGEN
The screen version of Charles Dick
tilffmanri]
| — TODAY and SATURDAY — j
“TILLIE & GUS” |
With w. c. FIELD*
ALISON SKIP WORTH
Universal Comedy
Admission, 10c
t--—_v
Dance
To the Mubic of
Joe Hill
And His 11-Piece
Orchestra
SATURDAY
NIGHT
February 23
9:30 til 3 a. m.
Good Food
Good Music
Good Sandwiches
San Benito
Club
ens’ novel ’ David Copperfield ’ is to
be presented at the Arcadia theatre
in Harlingen Friday and Saturaay.
“David Copperfield” was filmed
both in England and America and
is headed by a cast of more than
65 characters, featuring Lionel Bar.
rymore, W. C. Fields. Madge Evans,
Edna Mac Oliver. Maureen OSulli*
SPECIAL
MIDNITE
PREVIEW
Saturday Nite
The sensational screen
hit taken from the
novel that th r i 11 e d
America ....
“THE
PRESIDENT
VANISHES”
with
WALTER BVRON
New screen find head
ing a sensational cast
The Hollywood
Reporter Gives It
4 Stars Supreme
WITH MINSTREL SHOW ]
Thrill scene from the Western hit “The Tonto Kid" starring Rex Sell *
and Ruth Mix screen attraction with A. G. Allen's New Orleans
Greater Minstrel Show on the stage of the Queen Theatre. Friday and
Saturday.
IN DICKER’S KOVEL 4
*
Basil Rath bone. Freddie Batholomew and Elizabeth Allan In the
screen version of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield showing Friday
and Saturday at the Arcadia Theatre and scheduled for showing at
the Rlvoli Theatre In San Benito for Saturday Midnlte Preview and
Sunday, Monday.
van. Roland Young. Lewi* Stone
and many others in its all star caat.
No screen play this season has
aroused more advance Interest than
“David Copper-field.’ listed among
the immortal stories ol all times.
The story wes described by Charles*
Dicken as hi* fair child." It la a
story that hat. been read , by untold
million* since it first was .. b. i stxed
and it* presentation on the screen
U awaited eagerly.
CHARM AND JOYOUSNESS IN A GLORIOUS ROMANTIC COMIOY3
WA R N { R • MYRNA
BAXTER LOY
k% rnnni\ vnmn reduction
Creator “It Happened One Night I
SUNDAY MONDAY I
TODAY and SATURDAY
What a character!
Hie adventures are
leglon~The mighty
atory of the mighty
Prince of Hum
bugs !
ureaier
Than the
Ranle-Dazzle
World He
Created • • §
His Best Performance
WALLACE
BEERY
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.. I In Hi* Greatest
"THE MIGHTY
BARNUM”
— With —
tdolphe Mcnjou — Virginia Brace — lfM Other*
— At Your —
Special
Mickey
Mouse
Club
Showing
Saturday
Morning
10 e. m.
■
as
I
tui? cnr a rr Two sh°w* Daily
KJiH 1 HL 9 1 AvlL 3:30 and 9:00
A. O. ALLENS
. NEW ORLEANS GREATER ★
* MINSTREL SHOW
Jr 30 RENOWNED BLACKFACE COMEDIANS HK
F SOMETHING NEW FROM DIXIE TO BROADWAY
* * * A REAL NEGRO MINSTREL SHOW * * *
!•« Today and Saturday
“Tonto Kid" I At the • JlhiMm, ' I* ,
OITrpTU
BROWNSVILLE Mmd M J A ^ PHONE ltt