The Tacoma times. [volume], October 23, 1939, Page 6, Image 6

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when the umpire of life gave me a base on balls instead of
calling me out on strikes. Jock King came along and paidi
my owner 85 cenie for a very sick German ahyhen{ who
needed a pol more than anything else in the world.
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ell, sir, my pol, Jack King, and | have gone a long
-&'fin that dsx.tn mu mel, and, of course, I'm proud
of foact that | have been able o repay many times those
&5 cents he paid for a pretty discouraged, puny bit of a dog.
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thize with Aim swhen the going gets tough, Sure, Jack makes
m&dh’omuzu‘a’t he? When things go wrong,
1 dow’t lat him down . . . ot me. I snuggle wp to him, lay my
Moad on M knee and then I talk to him with my eyes, and
before long he foels better again . . . guess it's because he
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on who will never fail you gives ws all the strength to carry
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“Of course, | make movies for a living but my real mission
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w have & *“Jack King” in their lives .. .
somesne to love and be loved by . . . but remember, you have
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take! 1 hope you won't think I'm bragging when I say that
humans can learn a Jot about unselfishness from . ..say ...
just a German shepherd without a tail!”
Yours Sincerely,
“KAZAN.”
{Tonight and Sunday |
Follow the Crowd (v 11y, |
40 *“The New a
| Cestury?” *
and Nis Reyalty of Rhythm
11 - ARTISTS -11
Ear
! " ' Pife Square
I S R
ENDS TC
“THE BOY FRIEND”
§ “HERITAGE OF THE DESERT”
“s;:fl"rs TOM
OMORR
M. ias ~ Joan Rilondell
“000(?‘8!._16 GO TO PARIS”
lgx‘.: Autry Ip !
" CALI ROSE” i
Club Moderne Offers
Dancing And Floor Show
Catering to special and private
parties the new Club Moderne for
merly Max Frolic's Villa at Lake
view, has become one of the most
popular night spots in the north
west.
Featuring the music of the Mod
ernaires, the club enjoys dancing
every evening in addition to a
‘well balanced floor show.
L The entire establishment has
undergone a complete remodeling
including a new air conditioning
aystem which assures the com
lmcmpm
. Plenty of action and excitement
‘is blended with the laughs in Joe
Penner's latest RKO Radio vehicle,
“The Day the Bookies Wept.”
Betty Grable has the leading fem
inine role, with Richard Lane and
Tom Kennedy prominently fea
tured.
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| "THE KID FROM KOKOMO"
' “SOME LIKE IT HOT”
ROW AT 1 P. M.
e tantion feze I
i won‘f\ IN 1’11: WIND”
March of Time
The Week’s News In The Entertainment World
Foihe o “The ol hosse town™ are geiling Seniler bewak In the way of enteviainment, secerding
bGn sescumeeme®t b 7he mmmagemwnt of (e %8 Gusy Malirewes teda ) of Ve bemhing fer Two perecnal
opprnraccen of Daie Filostmummns and hin "Ry aity of Riytham cochestre pictured bere for lonight sad
Bumbar. Ol 51 and 1 The followiag Saturdas sad Senday Out T 8 snd 75 will bring Smswmy Greer
W Mambonl Mewi of Whe Camet” s e seevietand basd Slreet froms the Biltasere Bow! i Los Asgeies
Padereowski world famews pian
el will retern to the Lakeweed
screen in "Mosnlight Soensta” aesi
Tuesday and Wedneda)y. Maving
e contract for another filem can
onlled, this picture remaios the
shly sereen recarding of the Polish
palriot'y great art
Verree Teasdale, who plays with
Constance Beanett and Roland
Young In “Topper Takes A Trip™
now at the Temple theater. On!
the same Ml will be seen “Stage
conch” with Clalre Trever and
John Wayne, i
WRNEETNETNSNRENREGESS SRS
Susan Hayward, whe is now
playing at the Beverly theater
with Bob Burns in “Our Leading
Citizen.” On the same bill will be
seen Richard Arlen in “Missing
Daughters.”
€h¢ Cacome Cimes
Bette Davis, twice winner of the Academy Award, Is now co
starring at the Music Box theater with Miriam Hopkins in “The OM
Mald™ It s & single attraction save for the current issue of “The
March of Time™ and several interesting short subjects,
When Rubinoff comes here for his concert at the Temple theater,
Friday, Nov. 34, he will be accompanied by the famous piano team of
Fray and Braggiotti, shown above, |
Virginia Grey and Wallace Beery
who are now playing in “Thunde:
Afloat™ at the Roxy theater. Ches
ter Morris also has a lead role I
the cast. Sharing the screen |
“Cowboy Quarterback,” with Ber
Wheeler carrying the ball.
Abner R. Bergersen, publi
works commissioner, will be az
honored guest at a meeting of the
Fern Hill Improvement club to b
held Monday evening, it was an
nounced Saturday by Nels Bjarks
chairman of club publicity. En
tertainment will be followed b)
refreshments.
IN CONCERT TONIGHT, OCT. 21st, at 8:15 P. M,
11th and Yakima
Many Good Seats 53¢ Reserved Seats $1.03
Including Tax
Seats Sale Fisher's Civie Center
BR 4242
Cecelia Parker and Noel Warwick, who are now to be seen at the
Riviera theater in “High School Girl.” On the same bill is “Western
Caravans,” featuring Charles Starrett,
If you're not using it, sell it with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call MAin 3151,
P EEEER BN
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| JOE’S &
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B aives away serore
11:00 P. M.
. Location Between .
Ana";ltmény
Esesnn il
Above Is shown Ann Dverak,
whe will be seen at the Shell thea
ter Sunday in & first run produoc
tion tithed “Gangs of New York™
Allan Baxter and Charles Bick
ford are in the cast. Sharing the
screen s “lnvisible Eaemy,” with
Alan Marnshall,
Randolph Scott and Nancy Kelly
who are now playing at the Blue
Mouse in “Frostier Marshal”
Sharing the screen is “Daughters
Courageous,” with John Garfield
and the Lane sisters,
TE . PLE FRI. NIGHT
NOV. 3
IN PERSON ‘o“
N and HIS VIOLIN
—with—
_the Famous Plano Due
Fray & Bragglom
o
Tickets on Sale Now at
FRASER'S, 912 Broadway
Phone BR 1131
50¢, 75¢, SI.OO, $1.50 (Plus Tax)
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PARK
McKINLEY AVE
Wayne Morris, Pat O'Brien
'Joan Blondell, May Robson L
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THE KID FROM KOKOMO
COMEDY -~ CARTOON - NEWS
Sunday
“Blondie Takes A Vacation”
Tacoma Drama League To Have
New “‘Little Theater Home
Orgenization Has Outgrown iy Old Town
Structure and Plans Call for More
Centraly Loceted Buiding
Tacoma's Drama League and its “Little Theater™ in Oid
Town have for some time been suffering from a bad case of
growing pams. That something wouid have to be done about
it has been obvious for several years . . . And now, something
2 obe done about it
A preject commiiies w 8 A
potaied by the board of trusiees s
imvestigete and fore Liate ideas for
& Bew thesler As & result of Ihe
sphentid work of tßal oommellee
Thcoma s 20 Dave & new “Little
Theater” located st 210 Nortd Eye
tiree
Of course. sueh plane mean .
Pense. and one Bas o Rave some
thing o e for money However
in the misction of the location
menlioned asbove the commitiee
Bas used very good judgment and
the sapansion i well within the
TeaLr of resson
The amoant of money neces
mhm&w
nte & thesler s & modest one
and there should be ne Qifn).
Uity experienced in ralsing it
Among those interested n com -
munity developeaent I Tace
ma. And the nlce part about
It oall s that these whe do
contribute will become share.
holders in the “Litthe Theater”
oo 1t will be their “Littie The-
NOW PLAYING AT
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING
MUSIC lo:——lcunc Dlv‘ll.‘
George Breut and Miriam Mop
kine in “The Old Mald™ 1208
300, 535, 880, 1145 sl
“The March of Time ™ 11:48,
240, 838, 830, 1138,
RIVIERA—HeIen Mac Keller and
Cecilla Parker in “Migh School
Qirl” 100, 335 5230, 8:15,
10 40: also Charies Starrett and
Iris Meredith in “Western Cara
vans” 11:80, 2:18, 4:40, 7:08,
#BO.
ROXY—~Wallace Beery and
Chester Morris in “Thunder
Afloat,” 11:30, 2:30, 535, 8:35,
1038, also Bert Wheeler and
Marie Wilson in “The Ccvw
gu:zurbuk 1:28, 435, 730,
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY—Bob Burns and
Susan Hayward in “Our Lead
ing Citlzen.,” also Richard Ar
len and Rochelle Hudson in
“Missing Daughters ”
BLUE MOUSE—Priscilla Lane
and John Geefield in "D.u,h
ters Courageous.” also g?do Ph
Scott and Nancy ly 1o
“Frontier Marshal.”
COMMUNITY —~Walter Pldron
nd Rita Johnson (n 6,000
hum- Also Bil] Boyd in
KAY STREET-—Jane Withers
and Stuart Erwin in “The Boy
Friend," also “Heritage of the
Desert.”
PARK —~Wayne Morris. Pat
O’'Brien, Joan Blondell and May
Robson in “The Kid From
Kokomo "
PROCTOR~—Robert Young and
Ann Sothern in “Maisie.” also
Preston Poster and Lyun Barl
in “Chasing Danger.”
REX—Sally Eilers and Allan
Lane in “They Made Me a
Spy.” also Walter Pmssgn and
Rita Johuson in "6, Ene
mies.”
REALART—-M ickey Rooney,
Wallace Beery. and Warner
Baxter in “Slave Ship.”
SHELL—The Three Mesquiteers
in “Overland Stage Raiders.”
also Jackle Cooper and Little
Tough Guys in “Newsboys'
Home.”
SUNSET—Pat O'Brien and
;;ymx l.(onu in “The Kid
m Kokomo." also Bob Hope
in “Some Like It Hot."
Tl::l;l‘.: -;l C;munce Bennett
aAn an oung in “Topper
Takes & Trip,” also John Wayne
aggwq}.m Trevor in “Stage
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808 BURNS & A
SUSAN HAYWARD -in
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OUR LEADING
CITIZEN”
‘ RICHARD ARLEN
ROCHELLE HUDSON -ip-
MISSING DAUGHTERS'"
AL LY Iby
\TWO FIAST RUN FEATURES | »
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CECILIA PARKER N\ '™
CARLYLE MOORE JR. -in
“ High School Girl”
- Also ~—
CHARLES STARRET -in
‘Western Caravans’
HELL THEATE
14th at Pacific
This ad and 10c good for
one admission anytime
Monday, Oct. 23rd,
‘ Leaving Tonight! ‘
“OVERLAND
‘ STAGE RAIDERS” .
JACKIE COOPER
. &
‘ " WAR NEWS ‘
f—Sun. and Mon, “——
‘ First Showing! .
TRIPLE SMASH HITS! -
. GANGS OF NEW YORK .
Tapiemc paar
-~ TIRIDES AGAIN® &
By HAL NELBON
ater™ . . 8 thisg = which
they will have & érfinite inter
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The "Little Theater” movemest
@ more than a Bobly, move than &
plaything for o selected few. It 8
A fommmUßily Decessily and pres
vides & medium for Ihe expressca
of dramatic netinet makes pose
#idie the discovery and develope
ment of talent and can truthfully
be grouped wilh Ihose asctivilies
which have a part In the growid
and progress of any city
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YO -NIGMHMTY
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NOW HE'S THE .
BAD MAN OF THE
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THUNDER AFLOAT”
~—With—
CHESTER MORRIS
VIRGINIA GREY
m' 1939¢ All-Amer
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“BATTLE FLEETS OF ENGLAND"
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JOHN GARFIELD
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“DAUGHTERS
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—Plus—
RANDOLPH SCOTT
NANCY KELLY
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Doors Open
Today 1:45
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“SERVICE DE LUXE”
2 SMASH HITS ON EVERY - leR
Ends Tonight!
“STAGECOACH” and
“TOPPER TAKES A TRIP”