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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1931 PAQffl 2-8 TORRANCE HERALD, Torrance. California. THUR ,' . . A. Goat Hunters Go Myra Kinch Seen "There's Always Tomorrow" At Director "Sells" 100-t Goalless Sunday; In Three Ballets "White Parade" a Saga of Girls MILLIONS Bring Back Quail At Philharmonii Who Devote Their Lives to Dut the Lomita, Friday and Saturday Own Production 'Henry Kins, director, l.os ; llorausp of thi- difficulty In Myra Klnch, celebrated which I huikhiK a landing at Han Clemente- l« so thoroughly "*old" on his .eert dancor who recently latest production, "Marie Oalante," 1931 I'd Mltnd Sunday morning, the party N brilliant rectal tou of Mexico heri due on Sunday and Monday at Monstiln- «f'.Torrance hunters who loft Saturday night ret\irned homi the Torranco Theatre, that he re­ fcnrd si duno-H mid three new bullets a cently made a flying trip to the soatless. Heavy seas forced Cap the Philharmonic Auditorium. Ix> Ascot S ta!ft Michaels to give up attempt major cities to tell exchange man­ Angeles, Friday night, Deoembc agers all about It. The rac to,land at the usual placo on tin •2». This will be her first I»s An the best goat hunt "I think irs destined to be one last Su inland where iteles appearance since s b Inn is to he found, and the party of the great pictures of the year," because danced at tbe Greek Theatre h was finally set nshore a long dls 1832. In her supporting compan; King sold, "and I intend to tell ulcd fo, tance from this spot. arc SO dancers selected from tin our sales managers that they have field In However, li. J. Scott and on Wlgimin. Ruth I'age an. a production-,they con go the limit catlsc or two of the others who had gon Kreutzberg oup on exploitation." time ti over for quail hunting anil wer "Marie Oalnntc," which has Its Kimdrty "Marco Polo," now Chines sotting entirely In the Canal Zone, armed with shotguns. branch liallut with Manuel Galca, wl wluit ;t! back it nlc« bag of quail. Th also has authentic backgrounds rucinK i lie featured on her\ forthcomln. filmed by Kint,- on two airplane rltlemnn sixmt several hours look Philharmonic program. The story ing* for the elusive goats but fallci trips to the great waterway. In WHH adapted from Don Byrne' to the stars, It has an W to Bight any.' -Messrs. Marco Polo." and Is li addition C O I, unusually strong supporting cast three episodes. Miss Klnch wll Ned Sparks, Helen Morgan, (U.r.) FREE THEATRE TICKETS! dance the role of ."Golden Bells, In and R, Tjirn to the classified page. a Siegfried Rumann, Robert Loralne. I-'or Hadgcr will be seen Leslie Fcnton, Arthur Byron and "Marco Polo." And Margare a Wlnfleld drouth i Kees will play "Chief Sorcerer.1 Stepln Fetchtt. It Is farmers Exotic Chinese masks and cos Shcehan production. a m el designed b; taint's have been Referee Left Ring hardy LAWNS )avld Dreytr. Frank Morgan and Lois Wilson in "There's Always glart tc LONDON, OnL (U.P.) "Pat"' By popular request. Myra Kind Tomorrow" their HI RENOVATED 111 also offer outstanding num O'Khocker, 222-pound Iowa Irish­ ers from her European and Miss Binnie Barnes, of London, iDhgland, is a colorful man, doesn't like Interference lexican tours. Including "Poll- when ho is wrestling. During a addition to 's ranks. Although Miss Barnes has "Kid" Cur- nka," comic Russian peasant , who will be see yet she is widely match here ho grabbed Raked By Machine a n c e ; "Incantation,"/ mystlo n the new Paramount production never acted in American studios before, the referee, and threw him SEEDED & FERTILIZED intnsy; "Mandragora." Turkish JLORETTj. YOUNG, a stutknt n\mt,mwit 'choose betwttn hefi$vtfar< Ready for Love," coming Tues mown throughout the country by her work as Catherine out of the ring thr tin the folk dance; "Capa dc Fuego," by day and Wednesday, December 1 "The Private Life of Henry the Eighth" with last time knocking hln cold. A First Class Job ' 'eof^erricefo whkh'she'£ddtcateJJnZThf .nd 19, to the Torranco Theatre Howard In * At Low Cost Falla; and "Polka," by E Chai" Laughton. Ever since Carl'» thovcfi. has estimated that he baa had hi rushed by plane For Estimate Call . t five mlllio her America and was Picture taken at least to Universal City to take up he Jtss?.lSj2i^fJ>asJf!mdvctdfo?,Fmc. release.-. :imcs. sensational production, he -was Grid Game Caused Death bring h this coun- role. in ."There's Always 'Tomor- Arlen arrives at this seemlngl LOMITA! row," playing at the Lomita Thea­ LEAVEN WORTH. Kun. (U.P.) Spectators Included upwards o ry to star in . KING'S .: of a brilliant 70-yard A novel preview of "The White 'antaetlc .figure by a very slmpl Accordingly, aa noon as His* tre, Friday,and Saturday, Decem­ , THEATRE M Excitement arade." Jesse I.. Ijasky's spectac- 100 uniformed .nurses, membei run in the last few moments of a ifocess of arithmetic. He has bee Barnes had finished acting with ber H. and 15. ' She mnde the Hj ilai1 picture 'bf student-nurses, was the hospital staff, prominent phy n 116 feature pictures' during th 24333 Narbonne Ave. NURSERY ^ itball game here proved fatal to slcians and surgeons, and th Douglas Fairbanks in "The Private entire trip in a period of six days, Phone 243 Klynn. He died of icld recently in Hollywood. This past 11 years and has average LJfe of Don Juan." she came to from London to Los Angeles. St. Judge David W. Any Sent, "I5c; Children, 10c 2267 Carson heart attack while the run was Icture' Is showing tonight, Friday 1000- feet of film In each pietu nd Saturday at the . Torrance "The White farad,e." describe i there are 16 separate pic TPhone Torrance 421-W iing made. Doctors believe that as Hje first authentic plctur e excitement brought on the 'heatre. , s on each foot of film, Arlen; Thursday, Dec. 13 ; On Invitation of Miss Theresa nurses, was directed by Irvln seems to be perfectly i KNOW YOU, JIMMY CAGNEY art attack. estimate WE * G. Ryan, - director of nurses , at CuinmlnKx. and co-features Lorett irder. Edmund Lowe, Gloria Stuart rs of Lebanon Hospital, the Young and John Boles. And , be doesn't Include . th Irst, advance showing of the film On the same bill. "I Sell Any 0,000 odd portraits taken durln us held- in the auditorium of thing." starring I'at O'Hrien m(J between productions! He' "GIFT OF GAB" iat Los Angeles hospital.. Ann Dvorak. ....' not the most photographed ma: AND a the world, perhaps, but he' Buck Jones, Sheila Terry OR.R.AN >retty close to a record. AT PLAZA TODAY AND FRIDAY Ida Luplno and M%rjorle Ram «au a"re featured with Arlen In "ROCKY RHODES" Ready. J tor.,Lox&^- , T, ,~~—<^. ~- Tr rr AndV6rf'--fh'e^'n5^6nK:^'\VSisS5 * ' ' ay's Qhild," with Edwin Arnol Frank Morgan, Binnie nd Karen Morley. _ Barnes (new star) in Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 13-14-15 "There's Always Tomorrow" "The White Parade' AND with Loretta Young and John Boles Randolph Scott and £ "X AND * ' Judith Alien in J 'S "I Sell Anything" "Thundering Herd" with Pat O'Brien and Ann Dvorak Hun., Won.. Tues., Dec. 10-17-18

Bins Crosby and in Sunday and Monday, Dec. 16-17 * + ' We know that you know he's really Jimmy'Cagney, "We're NotAND- Dressing" - - "-"- JUt'The'St. Louis Kid" Is the title of his latest Warner ' Warren William and Jros. comedy, coming Sunday and Monday to the Torrauce Lyle Talbot in "St. Louis Kid" Theatre. Patricia Bails, Alien Jenkins and Dorothy Dare with James Cagney and Patricia Ellis issist Cagney in providing-the many hilarious situations "Dragon Murder Case" n the film. * AND * Claudette Colbert heads the list of featured players in Cecil B. DeMille's ^greatest masterpiece, "Cleopatra," which "Marie Gallante" plays today and Friday at the Plaza .Theatre, Hawthorne. Col­ and Ketti Callian Just because Cecil B. DeMille felt that Claudette with Spencer Tracy bert must have her beauty set off by a bank of peacock feathers. 200 iiluyvrs "and .tech- Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 18-19 ans were forced to roast at u were that the temperatu # * , high temperature tor a week. at all times- be kept above 86 In construc-tinjj the set of the di-erecs,'." otherwise the feath »» ueen of Kjjypfs 'mrse for "Cleo- would be ruined. :itru." !>. >! illi- ordered the back- roiind for C'leu's couch to lie Mi.ss Colbert is featured w with Ida Lupino and Richard Arlen liidi' »f a .solid semi-circular bank W.irri'n William, Henry WllcoxB lull Keith, Joseph Schildkraut a * AND * it the lu arid 20 feet in height. Uertrude Michael, In "Cleopatra," It looked beautiful after it_ v which was based on the life and lovi-H of l-ijypt's most famous and put up. but the putter-uppi Randolph' Scott and Judith Alien, "Wednesday's Child3 final instructions to the direc beautiful iiueen. DoorsLOMITA Open .Saturday Mat, 2:15 rought together in picture* foi with Edwin Arnold arid Karen Morley first time in Z»ne Grey'« "Thi Nightly at 6:30 Theatre Continuous Show ndering Herd," playing »t the Show Starts Sundays and ita Theatre, Friday and Sat- AVENUE "Kentucky Kernels" Is Humorous At- 6:45 24333 NARBONNE Holidays From 2:15 y, this week. LOMITA, CAUF.' - PHONE 243 Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 20-21-22 ore thrilling than any of thi Parallel of Southern Feuds lilt of thriller* which have * + ed from the pen of Zane Grey, e Thundering Herd" i* packed "College Rhythm' lightning-fa»t action. NOW!--- General Admission

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HAWTHORNE, CALIFORNIA FLOOR SHOWS HERE Telephone 299 "Th. Friendly Family Theatre" General Adult Admi»ion 20o Logei 25c Children 10c * AND SAVE!! THURSDAY, FRIDAY (LAST 2 DAYS). DEC. 18-14 ANY SEAT, ,' "CLEOPATRA" ANY TIME, YOU'LL SEE ADULTS ...... , "CHEATING CHEATERS" AlL THE BIG • PICTURES SATURDAY (1 DAY ONLY), DEC. 15 "WEDNESDAY'S CHILD" CHILDREN, OF THE MAJOR A DIME, STUDIOS AT THE ANY TIME! LOMITA!

SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, DEC. 16-17-18 SoulhvTii gentlemen were wont to settle an affair of SPENCER TRACY, "MA DIP fAI ANTE" buttle supported by their respective KETTI GALL. AN in WAKlfc UAL AH 1 E, louor on the field of and WHEELER AND WOOLSEY in families who were proud to answer the call for their crest's defense "KENTUCKY KERNELS" Hen Wheeler and Robert Woolsey are bogus,Southern Why Pay More? the POP One of the 20 stunt* on the nil- ent* motorcycle race*, «te«ple- DEC. 19-20 YOU'LL FIND NO BIGGER OR BETTER SHOWS ANY­ WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, ...... _.-._ », rod«« and elrcu* to b* btld Hthoriu-, I at Motoipeedway, 6665 Lonp 8c»oh WHERE, AT ANY PRICE! "LIMEHOUSE BLUES" Tm-Miay, | boulevard, Tuesday night, Oec«m- ~ ulthlbor 18. Putt Mof»m.iii nhown lure M.-r.ir- ' Alefi a 10-foot ladder wilh machine the MII- : in motion. Bo Li»m»n and Ray i Q'int will me«t in a match rac*.