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March 13, 1936
ARDMORE, PA.
Narberth 2838 - 2839-At Na r be r t h S t at i on
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SPRING
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S a t ur d a y, Ma rc h 14Most Ex c it i n g My s t er y,Adv e n
t ur e"The Lone Wo lf R et ur ns "A Louis Joseph Vance S to ry
Melvyn Douglass Gall Pat r i ckTala Blre l l
Monday & Tu es d ay, Ma r ch 16 & 17Franchot Ton e Madge
Evans
"EXCLUSIVE STORY"w i th S tu a rt E rw in , Joseph CallelaNo t e
- T h i s story. wri t t en b y M artin Mooney, r e po r t er . w h
o went toj a i l ra the r t han reveal his sourceo f I nf or m at
io n abou t the policyracke t .
F r id a y, M a rc h 13Produced In the South Seas. Sixm o nt h s
t o make - f e a t u r i ng a Native Cast of 5000.
"Las t of t he Pagan s"wi th MALA and LOTUS
SPRING
W ha t i f to da y is Friday the thir
teenth?
We d. , M a rc h l a - O n e D ay O nl yA Musical Hi l a r i t y
!
Edward Everett Horton"HER MASTER'S VOICE"with
Peggy Conklin. Elizabeth PattersonThurs . Mareh 1 9 - 0 n e D ay
O nl yA N e w A ng le t o R a ck et e er in g"YOU MAY BE NEXT"
Ann Sothern Lloyd NolanDouglass Dumbr i l l e J o hn A r le d
ge
ARNER BROS.ARDMORE
T H B AT R BMatln Dal ly at 2.S1 P. M.
Ev. n l n g C . n t l nu o u . , 7 t. 11 P. M.
FIRST MAIN UNE SHOWINGS
OUR TOWN
ByWiley Padan
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ARTl iUR E . TURNER
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SOUTHSEA) SAGA, 'LA)]'OF
THE-PAGANS;\VEARASPECIALMAKEUPf.jjATIIL1TfAALLYBURNEDINTO
T-HEIRSKINBYULTRA-VIOLETRAYS',
In the Schools
IT'S TRUEI
IT'S 'TRUE t h at " L as t of the Pagans" -a t t h e E g yp ti a
n T he a tr enext Monday and Tuesday-was f ilmed on a forgotten
coral i s la nd i n theSouth Sea.s near Tahiti, says Wiley Padan.
It is based on "Typee," anovel by Herman Melville, author of "Moby
Dick."
A!"thur Eve,rett T U I ' l 1 ~ r ,f ~ r m e r l y"Ro se o f the
Rancho," a charmingof Narberth, dIed March I at hIS h ome a nd
spirited musica l romance withat the ~ o o s e \ ' e l t
,Washington, whcI'c I the California of 1852 a s i ts setting,
he had lI ved f or~ h e
past seven years ' l is now at t he Egyp t ian , ma rking theH e
was tralnc dlrcctor of, th,e South Idebut of Gladys Swarthout,
Metro~ a s t e r ~Pa;;;;eng',el' . ~ S S O C I ~ l t l o nand
politan star, in the movies. HerIS . ~ u r \ ' l v c , ~ 1b ~ ' ~ l
l s .Wlr:, I l J ~n ~ , o t h ~ I : ,(vo icc i s notab ly lovely
and h er p erM I ~ .A. Eo 'lulnel , SI., t\\O ,:5lstels, I s o n a
l i t ~ is o ne of charm and beau ty.1\lrs. G ~ o r g cB. Suplee
and MISS Jca- i Exccptionally fine photog r aphy andn:t te . : r u
r n ~ r :,Of N a r b ~ r ~ l ~ ,a,nd a I direction mark this p ic
tu re , k ep tblothel, Stc"al t J, TUI nel, of L os c lc \'e rly in
b al an ce by the comedy ofAngeles. Willie Howard. John Boles
andThe intennent was at Atlanta, ICharles Bickford a re i n t he
cast.
Georgia, last S u n d a ~ . I "Al ice in Wonderland" is t he Mai
n
ILine Junior Cinema Alliance offering
N b I C I 0for y ou ng c hi ld re n at the special
ar er t 1 ance s ne I 10 3(J A "l t' thO S' t 'd'. I ' . . . ma
mee IS a UI ay.of 3 St ree t P ro j ec t s I "Last o f t he
Pagans," next Monday
- - - and Tucsday, is an interesting vividCOlltclnued fl'om
I'a:;e One I . ' . . ., ' , plcturc whose settmg IS a
PolyneSian
Only aile htllldll1g pel'lult was Issued I I TI 11 I-d ' I,.
'
Is am . 1e we -to story gIves t 1eIn the Borough o f N a rb e rt
h d u r l ! 1 g ' , , f d' IFebruary. . Iu l ~ l q u en ~ t l v et
o n g u ~or Ja ogue,
. :WIth EnglIsh translatIOn where neces-The pcrl11i twas ,
granted to A. B.! sary. The beau t if u l s c ene ry is wel l
Macoly, 325 l \ : l e e t J l ~ g h o u s el U l ~ e ,for pho
togr aphed. The swimm in g a ndcement steps. The .lob was e s tImat
ed na tur a l g r ace of the nat ives i s shownat $50, while the
permit cost $1. and a d el ig ht fu l r om an ce w it h i tsBorough
Treasurer Walton M. dramatic moments holds i n te r e st f o r
Wentz , in hi s report on the financial young' and old.condition
of Narberth, s t at ed the re- "King' of Burlesque," next
\Vednesceipts du ri ng Feb rua ry amounted to day and Bani, Night
Thursday, brings$5842.:3fJ, wllile expenditures totaled Warner
Baxter, Jack Oakie , Alice$5007,fJ6. F ave a nd a beau ti f ul
choru s in aThe balance in the general fund, as l 1 l u ' ~ d c a
lcomedy of outstanding charm,
of Feill-Ual'Y 20, was given as recommended for good
entertainment.$11,500.75. .Jeanette MacDonald and NelsonThree fires
during the per iod caused Eddy ar e due the end o f n ex t week
in
damage estimated at $125. "Rose Marie," Rudolf Frim!'s
musicalcomedy translated to the screen withall its musical charm
and addedscenic beauty.
POLITICAL POT
Eoca/ Cltlovies Continued from Page One_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ IState S en a to r J oh n J. McClure in
ConlintlEd from Pall'e One Delaware Cou nt y. L oc al
aspirants"S t r ike M e P in k" is f h Rb I 'tivities, whicll was
enjoyed by all . or t e epu Ican party 's approval
On Marc h 10, Miss Wunderlick's Cu r r e n t Narbe r t h Film
are: Thomas F. Long, Ardmore Park,c la ss p re se nt ed a Good
English pro- - - - IHaverford Township Commissioner,g-ram called,
"Trial by Jury." Huck "Strike Me Pink" is at Narberth Ia nd B en ja
mi n F. J am es , 3d, Wayne,Finn had beel1 accused of using v er y
t hi s Thursday, Friday and Saturday IRadnor Township Commissioner.
Eachpoor English. The witnesses at the -w i t h Eddi e Canto r,
Parkyakarkus, wil l command a large vote.trial were members of
various books. Ethel Mer ma n a nd lots of pretty * .. ..They wer
e: Buddy Jim, Jean Sar- girls, beautiful dance ensembles and I Mrs.
Kathryn K. O'Br i en , o f Nar
gent; Heidi , E leanor Russel; Hans tuneful songs. i be rt h ,
and Mrs. Ethel Wolf , h e ad ofBrinker, Bob Tripician; Dr.
Doolittle, J ea n H ar low a nd Spe nc er T ra cy Ithe WP A p roj e
ct f o r women at theBob Mue ll er ; J oe l P ep pe r, A l be r t
make a n e xc it in g t eam i n "Ri ff Raff," INorristown Hospital,
will be theNulty; PIll'(Jnsie Pepper, Peggy coming Monday and
Tuesday. They ' re speaker s at t he Mar ch m ee t in g o f t
heSparks; Orpl1an Annie, Barbara Mil-' aided b y Una Merkel a nd J
os ep h Democ ra t ic Women 's Luncheon ClubIeI '; Raggedy Ann,
Marilyn Mitchell; Calleia in a convi nc ingl y realistic of Lower
Merion and Narberth nextTuktu, Betty Simons; Cindere l la , s to ry
o f t h e wa t e rf r ont in which the Wednesday at 1 o 'c lock at
ErskineJoan PeaTsoll; Jamie, Bernard Can- arrogance of the best
tuna fisherman Hall, Haverford. Reservations ar etagelli; I-Iamda,
Frances Miller; Ola, on t he "front" brings near tragedy Ibeing t
ak en b y ~ r s .Ar thu r Burns,Helen Weidemann; P et er P an , M
ar - to those he lovcs . Iwhose telephone IS Narberth 3974.shall S
te wa rt ; J ac k, P au l Mason; "Music is Magic" comes next * *
*Felipe, Evelr n Stanley; Betsy, Del- Wednesday, Narberth's gift n
i g h t - . Former G o v ~ r n o rTheodor e Ch ri svies Lazarenni;
Rob in son C ru so e, w it h songstress Alice Faye, Bebe t J a n s
o ~ ,of M m n e s ~ t a , a ~ dCharlesHerbert Peden; Snow White,
Edna IDaniels and the tumbling comedians, FranCIS Coe, n o v e l ~
s t ,WIll be theRyder. The other char ac te r s we re : IMitchell
and D urant. speakers at t he m ee tmg o f ~ h eRepub-Judge Good
Eng l ish Habi t s Kenne th F tl d t I d th hean Women of
Pennsylvama on Mon-, 01' ne e ays 0 conc u e c d 'Wilson' Attorne"
for defense Tom k "P f . I SId ' " 'II' ay at 3 P. M. l! l the ba
ll r oom of the
., 0 ' w e e 1'0 esslOna 0 IeI' WI I . . ,Sawyer Barbara
Woodrow' Dcfend- h ' d Id It ' th t IHot el WarwI ck . A reception
WIll fol- -
H1 F' R I I 'V ' c arm young an o. s e s ory low at t he H an na
h P en n House 7 - ! : : : ! ! - ! ! ! : = - ~ - : ! ! ! : : ~ - !
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ent, uc { 'Inn, a p 1 Iguers; of a hard-boiled so ld ie r of fo
r tune - . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - rISheri ff , Robin Hood,
Dorothy Ride- Victor McLaglen-and the boy king I - - - . - - - -
-noUl" Attorney Washburn William I k'd I d b F edd' B I Reduced to
hIS elements the average, ' l e -I naps -p aye y r Ie ar- . .
.Clarke; Circuit Clerk , Wi ll iam Tel l, t hol emew-who in turn
captures his !man, regardless of posltlO,n" IS worthBob Compton .
They found Huck Ih t G d A t t . m nt about 57 ce nts. So D r.
WIiham Alex-ea r. ra e en er am e .Finn guilty of incorrect
English. I an del' Pearson, dean of th e Hahne-
MARY LOU PAUL. ' '' Ro se o f R an ch o ," " L as t mann Medical
College, Philadelphia,told the Mai n L in e L io ns C lu b, and
of Pagans" at Egyp t i an added a n e pi gr am : " Eg ot is m is
anatural anesthetic that r en de rs m animmune t o h is ow n
assininity."
Friday, March 13, 1936
Wednesday
Alice Faye in~ ~ M u s i cis Magic"
Wed. at 9 P. M .Va l u ab l e G i f ts Plus
Philip Allee Llvlng-Hton, PublisherEdwin L. Paxson. gditorAnne
Morgan Hobel'ts. Social Editor
Troop 125The meet i ng was 0IJen ed hy a f la g
ceremony. The announcements madewere concel'11ing the collection
of eggmasses and Court of A\\ a rd s. Thel ea de r t hen gav e a
very hrief resumeof Juliette Lowe and the foundingof G ir l S co ut
s i n k ee pi ng with thetwenty-fourth birthday o f t hc
organization , which is be ing celeb ratedMarch 12 to 18. After
Patrol Cornersthe s cout s p la yed a g ame o f hop to ad ,
t he n t he y went about their variousactivities. Mary
McCafferty passedher tenderfoot test an d is r ea dy f orher inves
ti ture . To hring the meetingt o a close they p la yed a s ong
dance ,"P romenade the Ha ll , " and had theirgood-night
circle.
Troop 8
The meet ing last Tuesday opened II Desmond J, McTighe, N a r he
r th a ti n fo rma l ly w i th a discuss ion of the torney, spoke
as representative of the"Scout's Own Program" t o be h el d i n
Young. Lawyers Club l as t S a tu r da yArdmore the latter part of
April. night at the testimonial banquet given Mr, James Q. Mackey,
of Montgom-Seven girls enrol led in Troop 8, and at the P lymouth
Coun t ry Club to ery avenue, Narberth, spent last
a.fter the new membe rs h ad been ~ s - ;Aaron S. Swartz, newly
elected presi- IWednesday in \Vashington, where hes l g - n ~ dto p
a t r o ~ seach group held ItS: dent of the Pennsylvania Bar
Associ-I attended the m ee ti ng o f the Inde-meetmg and laid
IJlans for t he n ex t I
