Variety (Sep 1933)

Tueedaj, Sieptember 12, 1933 VARIETY 51 ri NEXT WEEK (Sept. 14) THIS WEEK (Sept. 7) Numerals In oonnectlQn with bills below inC.cate opening oa^f «f show- whether full or split week jnBXV TOUK CITT Fnloce (9) Wng Wah Tr . •Reiea Irvlns & R . Sernlce qialr FranR Gaby , . BerAice & Emily Acodenny ist halt (16-18) laell Golden Orch (Four to fill) 2d half (19-21) BenhyJ)avlB Rev (Qthers to fill) 2d half (13-14) Arthur La Fleur 4 Flash Devils , Welst & Stanton. MIcU Liioas Great Hubei- . BIlOOKIiTN Albee (15) C & 3 PrelBuer Mbllte Picon (Three to nil) (0) llbert Bros Lloyd I^evada Go Verne Buck. Orch CINCINNATI Albee (10) Bryant Ralna & Y 2 -Davoya . Lillian Miles . Owen MoGlvney Ben Blue Co Waser (») Case Bros & Mai<le Franic Richardson Angus & Searle Al; Trahan :Don Lee & - T CM)LVMBUS Ohio (10) Strike Mo Pink DAYTON : Orpiieum (0) Strike Me Pink DETROIT Downtown (10) iKarro LoBaron Co Elleianor Powell Bert Lahr Co GEORGE PRENTICE Now at CIfINES£ THEATRB HOLLYWOOD. INDEFINITE LEDDY & SMITH HOPE i)ave Harris Co Venlta . Gould Block & Sully Prbspoct Jst half (16^19) Homer Romalne Joe Morris Co AI Jenkins Bd (Two to fill) , 2d half (20-22) Saxon <@i8 Ifel Klee iThree to fill) 2d half (13-16) Naro T^ockford dfordan & Stond Xay Hamilton 8 Racketcheers Avalons BOSTON Boston (16) Carroli's '^'anitieB' (8) Bill RobljhBon'a Rev 'Going to Town' CHICAGO Palace (10) Oracella & Tb'dore Johnny Woods Wm Demarest Thoma^ 6 (Four to fill) (9) Thrillera Eleanor Powell Bert. Lahr Co ^Eddlo Gnrr Koble Sisale Orch CIIICACiO JSUUi Lake (0); Eddie Rio Co Lewis & Ames Forsythe 8'n & P Pat Kennedy Lynn Canter fiddle Garr (9) 6 Elgina Johnny 'Wcdds Sophie Tucker Joe Penner Miles & Kover Co DVBUQVE Keith's (0) Shdftle Alone HEMPSTEAD, L. I. Bivqll 1st half (16-19) Avalons (Foflr to nil) lat half (9-12) 3 White Flashes Charles 'Wllkiha Relss & Dunn Prank ConviUe Al Jenkins Bd KANS'S CITY, HO. Mainstreet (10) Shuffle Along t . (9) Abe Lyman Bd ilOC^HEST'R, N. T. Keith's (10) Miles & Kbver Morton Downey Block & Sully Rimac's Orch (One to All) TRENTON Capitol . lat half (9-12) Avalons Brent & KayO Hortey Boys Jdo Marks Co . 2d half (13-15) 3 White Flashes Jones & Ray Dora Maughn. Swan Lucille Co WARNER ELIZABETH RItE . Ist half (16rl9) Barney Grant Co Pease & Nelsoin.- Chas Ahearn Cb 2d.,half (20-22) Francis & Wally . A & M. Havel Creedon'a. Revela 2d half (13-16) Ininicrinnn'B Co PinLADELPHlA Earlo. (16) Bdgar Berigen Radio Acfes^ Stone & Vernon Co- Collins & Peteraoh (Others to fill) (8). Gautier'e. Co Millard &: Marlih Gambarelll Waiter ..Dare Wahl Fred. Lightner • Stewart: Sis Slate Bros . Vernon Riathburn Stanley (16) Ethel Barrymore is Lucky Boys Keller Sla & Lynch BarTy &: Whitlcge Nay^n Pearc'ei (8) W & B Howard Joe. Griffen Stadler & Rose Pops & Louie WASHINGTON Enrlle (16) Giracie'.Barrio Popa&. Louie Lea Ghezzis Smith. Strong & L, Phil Spitalhy' (8). 6 Lucky Boys Edgar Bergen Co Colby & . Murray. Rv Cliff Bd wards . Grdclie Barrie NEW YORK CITY Paramoant (0) Lanny Ross June Knight Eunice Healy RItz Bros Song of Songs' Rosy (8) Nick Kenny Dave Schooler Kay Payre . Fred Morrltt B&,be Miller Don PlerBon Georgia Brown-' Jewel Morriia Bob Ripa Al Normafl' Andrlnl Bros Man Who. Dared' CHICAGO, Chicago (8) Sally Raiid Gus Van ' Diamond Boys 3 St John Bros Ann Judy. & Zeke • (16) Ted Lewis Co Fanchon & Marco NEW YORK CITY Roxy (16) Sid Gary Colleano Co Blanche & Elliott. (Others to All) BROOKLYN Paramount (16) Herb WilUants Jack Arthur Zlmballst California Revels Jack Starnes Co BOSTON Metropolitan (16) Nick Lucas Herman Hyde Al Nbrnian Georges Campo HERSHEY, PA. Conimunlty. (14) Beft...Frohman.' Gregory & Riymon Nfieh ft Pately The Catchalots Annette Ames PHILADELPHLl : Fox (16) Bobby Sanford's Co George Beatty Bob nipji (Others to nil). ST. LOUIS Fox (16) Al Trahan Nat Nazarro jr Rosemary Deeriiig (Others to All) MEW YORK CITY Capitol (16) ■Gab Galloway Ore Alma Turner Nicodemua. J & T <One to All) Boulevard 1st half (16-18) Bno Tr Audi'ey Wyckoft 8 Racketcheers Lee Port & Miles 'PhaiStom" Venus' 2d half (19^21) Boyd & Wallln Irving Edwards Lester Allen Co Joe Laurie Jr Co Orpheam (16) Crystal 3 Tyler Mason Harry Rose Keller Sis.& Lynch Burns & Allen BALTIMORE C«Mitary (16) Monroe & Grant Steve Evans Pease & Nelson Hermain Timbers Paul Tlsen Holland & June Edna Sedgwick - ' -BOSTON Boston (16). Great Johnson. Hilton & Garon Chester Fredericks Walter Dare Wahl Carrie & Eddie Saranoft Rev (Ono. to All) OFFICIAL DiBNTlST TO THE Ni V. A. DR. JULIAN SIEGEL 1600 Broadway This Week: B«ye Wright; Loaise Banuird. - Sanqniy White Co Jack Pepper Co Radio Hayimakers Paradise (15) 'Mills Bros Doii Redman Orch State (15) "Wm & Joe Mandell Milton Berlo (Three to All) BROOKLYN Gates Ave; iBt half (15-18) . "^B«yd=iE=Wamn==^^^ Irving Edwards Lester Allen Co Joe Laurie Jr Co 2d half (19-21) 4 Hermans Audrey Wyckolt 3 Racketcheers ' Lee Port & Miles Metropolitan - (15) t>uncan Sis Co Valencia (16) Ann Prltchnrd Co Paul Sydell & S J'RS'Y CITY, N. J. Loow'd (16). Arthur licFleur Co B & M Beck: Drmarest .& Sibley Mills Gold &. Raye Doc Baker Co NEWARK, N. State (15) Serge Plash Chase & LaTour Bert Walton ■ G & P Maglcy Rcy (Ono--to=flU)=^^- pjlOVlbENCE . Loew's (15) 3 DeLong Sis Sibyl Bowan Cliff Crane Co Sani Heorn Alex Hyde Orch . W'SHINCT'N, D-C. Fox (15) Casa Mack & OWen Prances. Alda Davo Apollon CO (One io nU) Week of Canterbury. M. H. lat half (11-13) Joe Boganny Co Bob Barlow 2d half (14-16) 4 Behnoa Pell & Little Dominion Jan RalAnl Bd Palladium Vic Olivet Buster Shaver Cressb Bros Fred Sanborn Garner Wolf & H JNeyr 'Victorlo Campoll Orch ' OLAPHAH Maje'stie Campoll Orch .. DALSTON Plctoro House Jan Raiflni Bd ' EAST HAH Premier Fryer Radiollaois Olive Jcnkin Bonner.elli EDOEWARE B'D Grand Max Swart Bd Johnie Nit Dan Jones HAHM1i:RSMITn Palace Mexano Bd Antony Bevan Drury & Raymond HOLBORN Empire. L Armstrong Bd. Caryli .& Mundy 3 Virglrilans 3 Sparkes Bros HOLLO WAY Empire Go As You' Please Competition ILEORD Super Fryer! Radiollans Olive Jenkins Bonnerelll ISLINGTON Bine Hhll iBt half (11-13) 4 Bennos Pell & Little 2d half (14-16) Joe Boganny -Co Bob Barlow KILBVBN Grange Ma3( . Swart Bd Drury. &' Raymond LEWISHAM Palace' .Toiinkman's Bd Don Cossacks MILE END ROAD Empire O'Farrell Sis & J'n Fred Lyle Lyons & Pay Phil Ward Texas ClifCe 3 NEW CROSS Empire- . Nina M' McKihney Caryl. & Mundy Dick Henderson 8 Black $treaks 4 Poolies Bll & Bll Ruane'.& Martin Klnema Bobby Howell Bd PECKHAM ^ Palace Bobby Howell ^Bd .Tower 20 ,Monarchs of .U PENCE Empire Mrs Ja6k Hylton's Bd & Variety Co SHEFH'RDS BUSH Pavilion Mexano's Bd Antony.. Bevan Drury & Raymond '■ STRATFORD Broadway Plying Banvards Hintoni Bros Chester's Dogs Short ^ Dalzlel Co as booked Empire Linga Singh Co Cole Bros Dick Henderson '3 Bredwins Morris & Cowley Mickey King Sita Devl- 8 Desmond Girls STREATHAM .Palacie 20 MonaVchs' of Ha WOOLWICH Hippodronie Younkmaii's Bd Pictnre Theatres BALTIMOiRE Hippodrome (8) Ethel Barrymore' 'Morning Glory' BOSTON Metropolitan (8) , 'B'woy on Parade' Herb Williams Lillian Shade Zanon A Kaz Jerry Franks One Sun Afternoon DETROIT Fox (8) Anita Page Smith & Dale Charles King Ann ..Pennington Cardlnl 'Sing Sinner. Sing' Michigan (8):. Ethel Mernian Richey Craig Jack;. Powell. Lucille Page' Gin! DeQiilncy ,& L •Torch Singer' ST. LOUIS Ambassador (8). Ted Lewis Silver Jubilee Rev •She Had to Say y NEW TOiK CITY Arrowliiead lap Irving Conn Orch Astor Root Ben Cutler Orch Bal Anita; & Millard Leonard Keller Week of Sept GLASGOW Empire Nervo & Knox Naughton & Gold Eddie Gray" Ha.rvard M .& K . Sherman Plsher Gl.s Btilgar 4 Svch & Helga. 3 Emeralds TUbby 'X'urher Betty Elcy LIVERPOOL Empire Graclo. Plaids . , Fields & Rossini Colllnson & Dean 3 Bonos Tlfyire^-a^ni 111 ard=^ 3 Rascals- '. i . Freddie Phyllis ft A- Melvillca • . . Balllol & Merton NEWCASTLE Empire Anna May Wong George Porinby B Wells & 4 Fays A J Powers Agar Young Tr Blondlc Hartley Jack Lo Dalr NOTTINCiHAM ' Einplre •Dark Doings'. . SHEFFIELD Empire 'Miss 1933' Crighfon Boys & .Beryl -Evetts H'rm'n & C'nst'nce Norman Carrbli Henry D Adams Revue & Variety SOUTHEND Hippodrome Layton & Johnst'ne Almia. Victoria, Lily Moore 4 White' Plashes, iiican^&JUcShaaqL^ Van Dock Wright & Marlon Juggling Demons SOUTHAMPTON Hippodrome Alexander & Mosc UlU'y Bennett New Trlx Sis Albert Whelan The Charladies Bobby Qirac Dani.selle & Boy Itaro .& Ptnr George.Marchal NIchulas Hope Sa'no' Marco ' Waiter White Georgette; Leon Bedow BUtmore Hotel Don Bestor Orch. Ceffee. Cliffs Art Kahn Orch Lestra La Monte Isabel Bro^n Olen island Casino Glenn Gray Orcli Ha-Ha Clab Danny Healy Jack White . Sheila, Barrett Jerry Belgan Jerry Blanchard . Lillian Fitzgerald . RothrAndrews Orch Harbor Inn Gus Van 'Bye Dears* Re-v Dennlker-King Ore' H'lyw'd R'staarant Chaney & Fox Frank Hazzard Blanche Bow Kendall Kapps . Charlies Davis Or Hotel Lexington Ernie Hoist Ore Betel Montclnir Wm ScottI Ore. Mario & Eulalie. Hotel New Yorker Barney Rapp. Orch Hotel. Fennsylvanta Phil Harris Orch Leah Ray dtel Roosevelt Marjori^ Moffett Reggy Childs* Oro Kings Terrace Gladys Bentley R'b'rl'gs' Williams Ted Brown Orch Maison Royale Walsh & Arnold Antobal Cubans Marden'8 Blvlera Variety Revue Emll Colenaaii Ore Paradise N . T G Rei Jerry. Freeman Ore Parh Central Hotel Buddy Kennedy Rachel .Carlez Bert Lowii Oro. Pavilion Royal Dlcit Gasparre Ore Pierre Roof Henry King Orch Dario & Diane Rassfan Arts 'Joe Uorantz Orcb Renee'& Laura Nickolas Hadarich Barra Blrs MIsha Usanbn Slinplon Clob Friances Faye Clark & De Lye Larry' Slry's Orch St. Morltz otel Leon Belasco Orch Alfredo's -Orch Gypsy Nina St. Regis Hotel Meyer Davis Orch Small's Paradise •Black Rhythm' Nyra Johnson Meers & r^orton 3 Speed Demons Geo Walker . Wm Sjpellman 8 Palmer Bros May Alex Chas Johnson Orch Taft OrUl Geo Hail Orcb Tatem, B'klyn Eddie Jackson Jack Murray Oro Ylllage Barn Elsie; Gilbert BUI Aa'ronson Hyers & Pritchaird Jack Needers Ruth Delmar Zeb Carter V B Hillbillies Roger Gersten . Ore Tillage Nut Clbb Hughie Clarke Blanche Lytell Jim Keliao BlBle Gilbert. Frank Wheeler Gil Rainsford •Red' Da;vls Marlon Bailor Milton Splelman Or Waldorf-Astoria Jack Denny Ore Xavler' Cugat Orcb Margo Code By Sept 20—Must! (Continued from page 7) revealed before the close of the con- ference that he Nvill remain In his present capacity as long as the NRA enactment enclures, He will- be the authority immeaiately above the industry's code authority, The code will have to be rewrit- ten by the. niotion picture Industry with the co-operatioix of the .Gbvr ernment. The public hearing^ will give me arid my advisers an idea of where the merit lies." Making this Statement within 24 hours of the opening of lilmdom's bode court over: which-he will pre.-: side with supreme autocratic pow- ers^ Deputy Administrator Sol A. Rosenblaitt answered all questions on salient ppints propounded and submitted by! Vabiett, aft^r a thor- ough Washijigton canvass over tThe week-end revealed that ho two actu- ally. similar versions exlisted among picture people now in. the city. Some. Q^* .'s The questions and answers in a general senise were: —^ Q. Will ^13 for a B2-hour week be acceptable, to the gbvernrnent? A. It will not, LiLbor in the ex- hibitoi-s' code will have to be vised. Q. WilL mbrals for the indUetry, unnamed and \lndefined in the in dustry's proposed cbde, be satisfac tory to the Government? A. No clause will be .permitted in this code which would be so am blguous as to be ihcap£(,ble of en forcement. Q. Will, the Kent code be regarded as the basic tentative formiila at the hearings with the O'ReJily memo randum considered as a Jist of counter-proposals and exceptions? A. They will be considered to- gether, not separa;tely. Q. Will clauses be considered in chronological order as submitted in the Kent and O'Reilly writings? A. No, they will be considered In sections. Q. Will hours a,nd wages )be the first order of- business tomorrow morning? A. .Most certa,irily. GHICA6Q Bismarck Hotel (tValnnt Boom) Bob .Nolan Harry Sosnlck Ore Bonlevard Boom (Hotel Stevens) Irving Gaghon Ruth Broughton Chas Agnew Orca Blackbawk Wade Booth Harriet Cruise Deane..Jants, , HSl Kemp v^cb Cafe DeAlex Ireiie. George < Mary Stone Evelyn Hoffman Enrico ClausI E BoffmBn Orcb Che« Faree 'The DeMarco's Yacht Club Boys Vivian Faye Ina Raye Prances Langford Tom. Gerum Orph C^fe de La Pais (World's Fair) Fred WUUains Orcb Clab' Lido Hank Gilliam Bobby Caston Clarence Weems Lola Porter Jimmy Nbnne Orcb Club Leisare Nyra Lou Badail & Margo Keith Beecher Or BUI Chandler Cookie Scldel ^^ISF'XSTffnsafie"^" Hewitt & May Don Wise Al Garbell Edna Leonard Edna 3Mae Buddy Beryl Art West Eatl Willis Orch CInb Royale Nellie Nelson Joe Lewie. Tiffany T'wlns Yvonne. Beauvals Rex Cushlng Donna & Darnell Dolly Harris James Hall Sid Lang : Orch Glnb Variety Joan Macey Dave Dunn -Clab Staallmar Aiin; Hammond. DeRonda & Barry Al Losing Buddy Lake . liou pearl Orch College In^ Jackie Heller Paul Ash Abbotteers Buddy Rogers Congress Botiel (Joe Vrbnn. Room) Vincent. Lopez Carlos Molina. Colosimo'a. Art Buckley Cole Sis . Jos E Howard Rev Irene iDuval 3 Simon Sis . .Oeo Devron Orch Clab Alabaii) LeRoy & Mack Evelyn Nesblt. Don Ba ranges' Ore Drahe Hotel Fowler & Tamara Jane Carpenter Clyde McCoy Orch Edgewater Beach UarS'Trasfier ' ' Esther Todd DeRonda & Barry Art Carroll IlrolIc'B Florence Barlow Curry & Joy June Carroll 3 Sim Dodgers Leo Morse Al Wllde Joe Buckley Orch Hotel Harding (The Tavern) Edria. May Morris Mona & Marine Clyde Snyder Phylla Rae Eddie. Meaklns Ore Hangar . (Hotel LaSaUe) Chas. kaley Florence & Alvarez Georgle Tapps Helen Kane - . Pauline Baleeiu Johnny Hamp Orca Hl'Hat Club Anita & Emanuel Morey Carter Paula Tyrhes Margar't Lawrence Effle Burton K<-0 Clbb George .Oliver Billy Harrero J'n & B'bby Liamar Lee Carr Lyle Page Billy Russell Al Benson F & G Dorao Billy Brannon Johnny Mangum Domnii<itie 'Orch' ~ Lincoln Tavern Ted Weenis Orcb Andrea Marsh Elmo Turner Dick' Cunllfte Baron & Blair Sammy Walsh 6 Lucky Girls Moroni's Rolando & Verdltta Owen Gordon Neecee Shannon Marge & Marie Virginia Buchanan Bob Wyatt. Maurie Itforet Orcb MInaet Clnb. 'Frank Sherman Phylls Noble: Irene Cornell. Sugar Kennedy Sherlda Coouer' Dick Hughes Marge & Marie MIrra-Mar .(World'9 Fair) Henrique & Adr'iie Herb Wellington Rieardo & Siskie Art SChafer Moral Room (Brevoort Hotel) Jaros Sla Paul Fay Gale Glpp Fay Peters Bob Perry's Orch Old Heidelberg ;(World's. Fair)L . B Kratzlnger brcn Heidelberg Male 8 Roy Deltrlch Herr Louie Hungry Five Bd.. Pabsi Casino (World's Fair) Ben Bernle Paul Ash 5 Maxellos Jackie Heller Carter Falrtrlon Sho Palmer Honsc Veloz & Tolonda Sally Sweet Richard Cole Orcb ' Paul Cadleux Richard Bennett Paramonnt: Joe 'Wallace Julia Gerlty Sally Rand Anita La Pierre Frances White Eddie Varzbs Jenkin Sis . Playgroond Lolo Bartram Marie James Bernle Green- Al Trace Orch Terrace Gardens Benny Merbft Dorothy Thomas "Red" Pepper NOrmaii :Oast Jack Marshall The Berlin ■Waddy Wadsv^orth Alexlanne V & F VestolT •Tack Edwards Vendas 6 Kolya & Bertet The Dells Guy Lombardo Or Vanity Fair Mary Ann 'Boyee Ciilt WlnehlU Don-Ferhahdo" Orcb Via Lago Bebe Shermaii Zita & Marcelle Jack- Housh Wanda Kay Al Handler Bd iolo anb Mtiriel Love Corliss & Robbihs Danny Alvih Orcb Billy Gray Rev Bobby Cook Doris Lenlhah 225 Clab Marlon Harris Fred Keating Dario & Diane 3 Tick TockB Kathleen Howard Jules Stein Orch Old Mexico (World's Fair) Rosalie Dorine & Douglas IWlke CozzI Orch' Ye Olde Tqvem Mickey Scott Rev Cal Herbert TVlolet=» erlBtlan^=™^ Lillian Francis Crane Russell Orch. Villa Venice Faltrt" Bacon Moore .i& Revel Mildred & Maurice Whoeler Twins Sig Glvonla Helen O'Khca Mildred Pcnton Frank Quartell Or Q. What percentage of the codes as submitted by the Industry would you figure is acceptable to the Gov- ernment ? A. X have no' i iQ, If the (Srovernment has to give, tlie industry a: cpde will it allow in-, dustry representation on the. code authority? A. Tes, even though the Govern- ment writes the code It wHl eni- dcavoi" t6 make .the industry self-; regulatory. .Tlie Government at this tinfie has no .expectation of writihg the code; That is the duty of the industry in the first instance: Q* Don't you consider "ihe: ih^us- ti-y has already had thb 'first stance?* They still have niore oppor- tunities. Rbsenblatt explained- this by say- ing that immediately after the pub- lic hearings he will designate trade/ ^oup jrepresentatiyes to sit in with the goyernmerit and do the rewrit^ ing job, They will not be thei same men .who drew the tentative codes in New York but liidlvidualB seleeted by the Government, for. the actual strerigtti of ' their Industry group representation: The kctiial code writirig sessions therefore will . be in star • chiaihbers and in Washington.' It's a certainty that there' will be a fbrmiila:, one way or the other, and that the GOv- ernnient. Is .already Weary of indus- try squELbbles and bickerings. The code authority Is another big item which will be threshed out In star, chamber^ from all indications^, jafter the public hearing. As. for. some of tlie major coritroy^rsial subjects, Rosehblatt indicated that they will be weeded out and r^ile- gated to the code authority .later tor disposition. .. The Deputy Commissioner rer vealed. this when Informed of vari- ous, reports that due to the Indus- try's inability to present a united front the Government inlghf table fair trade pr^(5«cea^;ah(i-iCcnflnB^.^^ business cod* to wages,and.hours. Variety totiched on rumorEi'con- cerning Will Hays' position uiider the code isetup. Q. 'fiCow <loes the Government re-, gard Will Hays under the cpde--T^ad a private Individual etaployed by trade association?' A. 'The Grovernment regai-disi Will Hays as the president of the Motloh Plctui'e Producers, and Distributors of Ajnecica, Inc., the sahie It re- gards the priesldent of any other trade ajBsqciatlon.' Rosenblatt also istated that during the hearings all writings submitted, by individuals as codes will be con- sidered by him as briefs or memo* randa. This mdrnlng representatives; ot yarloUEi, organizations such ad Na- than. Burkan^ .and Lester .'Cowan for the Acadenay. began po.utiing Into the Rosenblatt office with-the briefs. In each case the deputy was brief. and to the point, conducting the private hearings as though he were ruling oh the open bench and audibly telling some; oiC . the con- ferees what they could hot do. ^ Aroxind the Rosenblatt head' quarters* where Pat Casey was In attendance with others; ho one, not even the deputy; woiild prophesy the. length of the public hearings starting tomorrow. Rosenblatt, while saying that he was not limiting the time of speakers or their number, reminded that floor talk duration was entirely discretionary with him. F^€ theatre Appeals Civeaway-Lottery Case Los Angeles, Sept. 11. Appeal from the riedent cohvl In Municipal court of $pyros Cat- dos, mainager of the Pox-West Coast E6lmont, ph charges of oper-.. atlng a lottery in connection with giveaways, has been filed here In Appellate court. rlefs for F-WC were jhahded In by John B. Bertero, ' one of the circuit's local attorneys. =-=Three=-AppelIate=^|udges;==Bishopj-- Fox and Hahp, have been requested to hand down a written opinion cov- ering the merits of the case, whlclx_ will determine if theatre giveaways, such as free excursion trips, a,utos, refrigerators, groceries and the like constitute a.lottery, in violation of the state law. Decision .is expected in 10 days or two weeks.