Variety (Jul 1935)

^STednesday; Juljr 10^; 1935 PICT ES VARIETY ?3 CALENDAR OF, CURRENT RELEASES Chesterfield Oiricai: 1640 Broadway, Now York. N. V. Ircumstantlat Evidence. A mystery aakInK does clrcumatantlal evidence con- vict the Innocent? Chick Chandler, Shirley Grey, Dir. Charles Lament. 67^inin8. Rel, V rch 30. Death from a Dlttanca. A stratosphere myetery, Russell Hopton, Lola Lane. Dir. Frank Strayer. G4 mlas. Rel. May 1. Girl Who Came Back. The regeneration of a Birl crook. Sidney Blackmer, Shirley Grey, Noel Madison. ' Dir. Charlea Lamont. Rel. May 2G. ' Public Opinion. A drama of the greatest single . force In the world today, ."Public Opinion." Lois Wilson, Crane Wilbur, Luis Albernt. Dir. Frank Strayer^ 6S mins, Rel. March 16. Shot Ih the Dark. College mystery, Charles Starrett, :MarloD'Schilling, Dir. Cha^.- Lament. 67 mIns, Rel, March 1, Rev. March 22. ^ Society Fovor. A crashing society comedy. Lois Wilson, Lloyd HugTies, Hedda Hopper, Dlr, Frank Strayer, 66 mlns, ReL June 20, f^AliimU:. Offices, 729 Seventh Ave,, Columbia New Vork, N. V. Btudio: Cower at Sunaet, Hollywood, Cal. After the Dance. Romance of a night club singer who finds love after a Jall- break. Nancy Carroll, Geo. Murphy. Dir. Leo Bulgakov, Rel. June 26. if Hawks. The death ray figures In commercial aviation. Ralph Bellamy, Tala Blrell and Wiley Post. Dlr, Al Rogell. 68 mlns. Rel. April 30, Rev, June 12, Awakening of Jim Burke. Tough construction boss learns to respect his men. Jack Holt, Florence Rice, Kathleen Burke, JImmIe Butler, Dir. Lam- bert filllyer, 70 mlns, Rel, May 20. Rev, May 22, Behind the-Evidence. Newspaper man smokes out a master mind. Norman Foster, Donald Cook, Sheila Manners, Dlr, Lambert Hlllyer. 70 mins. Rel. Jan. '20. Rev, Feb, 6, lack Room, The, Boris KarloS and Marlon Marsh, Dir. .Roy William NelU. Bel, July 16. Carnival. CarnlveJ story of a man's search- for a mother for his child. Lee Tracy, Sally Ellera, Jimmy Durante. Dir. Walter Lang. 77 mlns. Rel. Feb. 10. Rev. Feb. 20. Champagne for Breakfast, Penniless attorney finds a sweetheart and a fortune through a breakfast call, Mary Carlisle,' Hardle Albright, Joan Marsh, LUa Lee. Dir. MelvlUe Brown. Rel. June 18. Eight Bells, Love and mutiny on the high eeas. From a dtage play. Ann Sothern, Ralph Bellamy, John Buckler. Dir. Roy W, Nelll, 69 mlns, Rel, April 11. Rev. May 16, ' Fighting Shadows. Western. Tlm McCoy, Geneva Mitchell, Dir.. David Sel- man, 67 mins. Rel. April 18. Oirl Friend. The. Ann Sothern, Jack Haley and Roger Pryor. Dir. Kddle Buzzell. Rel. July 31, I'll Love Vou Always. A love that could not be crushed by adversity. Nancy Carroll, Geo.- Murphy, Dlr, Leo Bulgakov. 68 mins. Rel. March 20. Rev, 'April 3. In Spite of Danr.->p> Auto racer goes Into the trucking business. Wallace Ford, Uarf Marsh. Dir. Lambert Hlllyer. 66 mlns. Rel. March 8. Ford, Marl...i Marah, Dir. Lambert HUlyer. 66 mins. Rel. March 8. Rev,-April 10. Justice of the Range. Tim McCoy western. Dir. David Selman. Ins. Rel. May 25. Rev, June 12, ' Law Beyond the Range. Tim McCoy Western. Blllle Seward. Dir. Ford Beebe, Rel. Feb. 16. Let'a Live Tonight, Love's Indecisions on the-Riviera, Lilian Harvey, Tullo \ .Carmlnatl. Dlr, Victor Schertzlnger. 69 mins. Rel, March 1. Rev, '■■ March 20c, Love Me Forever. Operatlc-ganster story. Grace Moore, Leo Carrlllo and Robert Allen. Dir. Victor Schertzlnger. 91 mlns. Rel. June 27, Rev. July 3. Men of the Hour. Story of the newsreel cameramen. Richard Cromwell, Blllle Seward and Wallace Ford, Dir. Lambert Hlllyer. 67 mlns. Rel. May 15. Rev. May 15. Party Wire, Victor Joy and: Jean Arthur, Dlr, Erie Kenton ins. Rel. April 27, Rev, May 22. Revenge Rider, The. Tim McCoy western. Dir. David &e1 67 mlns. Rel, March 18, Riding Wild, Western. Tim McCoy, Blllle Seward, Dlr, David Selman. Rel, June 28. Swell Head. Baseball comedy. Wallace Ford, Dickie Moore, Barbara iCent. Dir. Ben Stoloft, G3 mins, Rel, April 8. Rev, May 8. Unknown Woman. Richard Cromwell and Marlon Marsh, Dlr, Albert Rogell, Rel. June 14. Unwelcome Stranger, Localed on a racing stock farm. Jack Holt, Mono Barrle, Jackie Searle, Dlr, Phil Rosen. -66 mlns. Rel. AprU 20, Rev April 10, Whole Town's Talking, The. Robinson In a dual role as a killer and a pacifist who resembles him, Edw. G, Robinson, Jean Arthur. Dir. John Ford 96 mlns, Rel, Feb. 18, Rev, March 6, riiiWm-U Office: 729 Seventh Ave,. LPUWOria_^ NewYork, N. v. Blue Light. (Austrian and Italian.) Mountain romance among Italian Dolo- mites, Directed and starring LenI RIefenstahl. ReL Sept. IS. Cralnquebille (Fr), DramaJrom Anatola France yarn, Dlr, Jasqude de Baron- celll. 80 mins. Rel E-^:." D*amo aux Camellas, La (Fr.). LIteriil adaptation of the Dumas classic. Yvonne Prln temps, Pierre Fresnay, Dlr, Ferdinand Rivers, 85 mins. Rel. March 15. Rev. March 27. Irl In the Case. Comedy In the Continental manner. Jimmy Savo, Eddie Lambert, Dorothy Darling. Dir. Eugene Frenke. 60 mlns. Rel. Oct. I. Kocha, Lubl, Szanuje (Polish). Toung love In Poland, with music. Dir. Miclml Wyzynskl. 70 mlns. Rel. Nov. 1. L'Agonle des Algles (Fr). Pre-Napoleontc drama. Dlr, Roger Richebe. 70 mins. Rcl. Dec. 1. Man Who Changed His Name (British), An old Edgar Wallace yarn re- vived. Dir. Henry Edwards, 76 mins. Rel. Oct. 1. Rev. Oct, 23. Norah O'Neale (British). Irish yarn. Dir. Desmond Hurst. 70 mins. Rel. Oct. 16. Rev. Oct. 30. Sans Famine (Fr.). Story of a boy's fight without family, Robert Lynen. Dir. Andre Mouzy. 80 mlns. Rel. June 1. The Last Wilderness. Expedition, animal film laid In Wyoming. Howard Hill. 36 mlns. itcl. May 1. offices: B.K-.O. Sldg., first UlVISIOn New York" N,Y. Releases Also Allied, Chesterfield, Monogram and Liberty Ircumstantlal Evidence. Reporter fakes murder in campaign against death penalty and almost Roes to chair. Chick Chandler, Shirley Grey, Arthur Vinton. Dir. Charles Lament. 70 mlns. Rel. Aug. 1. Convention Girl, (Falan). Cab.aret hostess on the make In a convention town. Rose Hobart, llaymond Walburn, Sally O'Nell. Dir. Luther Reed. 66 mlns. Rcl. Oct. 31. Hey. June 26. Curtain Falls. One-time famous actress uses her talents In an entirely novel role; and stages one final glorious comeback. Henrietta Crosman, Dorothy Lee, \Vm. BaUewell. Dir. Charles Lamont. C8 rnins. Port of Lost Dreams. A gun moll's past catches up with her after she has rofdrmed and Is hat>|)ily married to a sea-farinn man. Lola Lane, Bill .(screen)' Boyd. George Marion. Edward Gargan. lie Opinion. Jealousy separates loving couple who are brought together by their child's deathly llllne.ss- and realize they stilll love each other. Lol.s Wilson, Crane Wilbur, Shirley Grey. Dir. Frank Strayer. 65 mlns. Rel. July 15. Rainbow's End. 'U^estern. A bl.ack sheep goes west, makes good and shows up father's partner as a crook. Hoot Gibson, June Gale. Dir. Norman Spencer. 50 mins. Rel. June 10. Shot In the Dark. From the novel and 'College Humor' serial 'The Dartmouth Murders' by Cllrtord Orr. Charles Starrett, Robert Warwick, Marion Shilling. Dir. Charles Lamont. 70 mlns. Hel. June 15. Sunset Range. Girl unknowingly Involved with kidnapers through her brother goes west and Is s.avcri by cowboy. 'V\'c.stern. Hoot Gibson, Mary Doran. Dir. Kay McCarcy. 52 mins. Rel. May 1. Rev. May 15. Symphony of Living. (Invincible). Boy violin prodigy bufCetetl between war- ring i)arcnt.s. Evelyn Brent, Al Shean, John Darrow. Dir. Frank Strayer. 82 mlns. Rev. July 3. Studio*: Burbank. Calif. Black Fury. The underdogs In a Pennsylvania mining town. Paul Muni, Karon Morley. Dir. Michael Curtiz. 95 mins. Hel. May 18. Rev. April 17. Case of the Curious Bride, The. Whodunit. Warren William, .Margaret Lind- say. Dir. Michael Curtiz. 80 mlns. ltd. April 13. IJev. April 10, Girl From 10th Avenue, The adventures of a young shop girt who accidentally First National '''n'I V^.^n', ■ These tabulations «ra comptled from information auppDed by the various production companies and checked up as soon as possible after release. Listing is given when re- lease dates are definitely set. Titlas iar« retained for six months. Man- tigers who receive service su'bsa* quent to that period should prs> serve a copy of the calendar for reference. The running time as given here is presumably that of the projection room showings and can only approx- imate the actual release length in those states or communities where local or state censorship may result in deletions. Running time in the reviews as given in 'Variety' carry the actual time clocked in the the- atre after passags by the New York state censorship, since pictures ars reviewed only in actual theatre showings. While every effort Is made to hold this list accurate, the information supplied may not always be correot, even though official. To obtain the fullest degree of aeeuraey^ 'Variety^ will appreciate the. co-operation g| all managers who may note discrep- ancies. Stodio Placements Hollywood, July 9. David TlUotson, 'Here's to Ro- mance,' Fox. Don Alvarado, Buss Powell, Jack 'Norton, Eddie Borden,- Charles Stevens, Ernest Adams; Eddie "l^elch, comedy script, 'Rose of the Rancho,' Par. George Meeker, 'The Rainmakers,' Radio. Ferdinand Munier, James Bartoii, untitled feature. Radio. ' Dick Elliott. 'Lady Beware,' Col. William Newell, Blair Davis, Halla Stoddard, Howard Hickman, Morgctn Wallace, Mllbum Stone, Earl Ebey, 'Black Chamber,' Ma. Bernadene Hayes, 'Gee, Women,' Univ. . Adrian Morris, "Dr. Socrates,' WB. Wade Boteler, Lee Phelps. 'Robin Hood ot El Dorado,' Metro. James Creelman, screen play 'East o£ Java,' Univ. Randolph Scott, Robert Arm- strong, Edward Brophy, 'Hangover Murder,' Univ. Jack McGowan, screen play 'Broadway Co-ed,' Fox. S e I m e r Jackson, 'Anchors Awelgh,' WB. Ann Codes, "Hi, Gaucho,' Radio. George Chesebro, George Burton, Jack Rockwell, Charles King, George Hays, Tommy Coates, 'Tum- bling Tumbleweeds,' Mascot. Mary Astor, Lyle Talbot, Mary Treen, 'From This Dark Stairway,' WB. Dorothy Peterson, Jim Tourney, Henry Travers, 'Pursuit,' Metro. . Arthur Stone, 'Alice Adams,' Radio. Sam Mlntz, screen play 'if You Could Only Cook,' Col, ^ Henry Myers, screen play 'The Butler,' Col, Nell Hamilton, Esther Dale, Ruth Earnes, Ronnie Cosby, Buster Phelps, Shirley Jean Rickert, Betty Jean Halney, Mariso Mae Jones, Helen Westcott, 'Glitter,' Metro. Doris Lloyd, Hooper Atchley, Torben Meyer, 'Two For Tonight,' Par. Keye Luke, 'Charlie Chan 'in Shanghai,' Fox. George Guhl, Inez Palange, 'Night at the Opera,' Metro. David Nlven, 'Without Regret,' Goldwyn. H.-. M. 'Beanie' Walker, untitled Jack Holt feature, Univ. Llllie Hayward, Robert Andrews, screen play 'Lucky Me,' WB. Sidney Salkow. collab, with Jack MofCett, screen play' Roaring Girl,' Par. Tiffany Thayer, script, 'Guns,' Par. Frank Tuttle, direct 'Song of the Nile,' Par. Sam Ornltz In collab with Barry Triver.s, continuity, 'Three Kids and a (^lieen,' Univ. Adrian Morris, 'Powder Smoke Range,' Radio. Sam Flint, Robert Graves, 'Mala,' Metro. Cyril Hume, screen play '20,000 r.Prigues Under the Sea,' Goldstone. Walter Klngsford, 'Tale of Tv,'0 Cities.' Metro. Gordon Elliott, Ruth Donnelly, 'Living Up to Lizzie," WB. Gene Morgon, 'N. Y. Lady,' Col. Edna Bennett, 'Technicolor short, WB. Ethel Hill, Lionel Houser, screen play, 'AH His Geese Are Swans,' Col. Jo Graham, dialog director; Flor- ine McKinney, Lois Wll.son, Ray (Continued on page 27) marries a society .derelict and then makes a man of him. Bette Davis, Ian Hunter, Colin Cllve, Dlr,-Alfred E. Green. 09 mlns. Rel. June 1. Rev. May 29. ' Q Men. Story of daring exploits of the men of the U. S. Department of Jus- tice. Jamea'vCagney, Ann Dvorak, Margaret Lindsay, Dir, Wm, Keighley.J 86 mlnn- Hel. May 4. Qo Into'Your Dance. Musical production about modern show business. Al Jolson, Ruby Keeler. Dir. Archie Mayo. 92 mlns. Rel, April 20. Rev. May 3... , . Gold Diggers' ot 1935," ' Dick Powell, Adolphe Menjou, Gloria Stuart. Alice Brady. Dir. Busby" Berkeley. 95 mlns. Rol, arch IC. In 9allente^ Musical spectacle of famous' Mexican resort. Pat O'Brien, Dolores Del Rio, Edw. -Hvereft Horton; the DeMarcos. Dlr, Lloyd Bacon. 84 mins. Rel. M<ay 26. Rev. July 3. ■ ; Living on Velvet. Shpck crazed aviator niarrles a society girl. Kay Francis, Geo. Brent, Vl»arren Wllllarn. Dir. Frank Borzage, 80 mins. Rel. March 2. Rev; March 13. Mary Jane's Pa. Whimsical story of a small town printer: who Is born with the wanderlust and who cannot resist the call of the road when a train whistles. Aline MacManon, Guy Klbbee. Dir. Wm Keighley. 71 mlns. Rel. April. 27. Rev. June 1?. Maybe It's Love. Gloria Stuart,' Ross Alexander, Dlr, Wm. McGinn. 62 mlns. Rel. Jan. 12. Rev. Feb. 12-, Murder in the Clouds, Lyle Talbot. Ann Dvorak, Dir, D. Ross Lederman, 61 mlns. Rel. Dec. 16. Rev. Jan. 1. Oil for the Lamps of China. Pat O'Brien, Josephine Hutchinson, Jean Mulr. pir. Mervyn Leltoy. Rel, Juno 8. Red Hot TIrea. Lyle Talbot, Mary Astor. Dir. D. Ross Lederman. el. Feb. 2. 61 mlns. Traveling Saleslady, 'The, One of those Joan Blondell-Glenda Farreil romps. Dir. Rav Enrlght. 03 mlns. Rel. April 6. Rev. April 3. While the Patient Slept, Mystery In a millionaire's mansion. Guy Kibbee, Aline McMahon, Dir. Ray Enrlght. 66 mins, Rel. March 9, Rev. March 6. Woman In Red. 7oung wife faces scandal to save a man from conviction of murder. Barbara Stanwyck, Gene Raymond, Genevieve Tobin, Dir. Robt, Florey, 68 mlns, Rel, Feb. 16, Rev, March 27, ■tudio: Fox Hills, Hollywood, Cal. Fox Offlcesi 444 West S6th St. .New Vork. N V. Black Sheep. .Edmund Lowe Claire Trevor, Tom Brown. Dlr, AUan Dwan. 70 mlns.' Ret. June 14, Rev, July 3, Charlie. Chan in Egypt Further adventures of the Honolulu Chinaman. Warner Oland, Mary Brian, Dir.' Lewis Seller, 72 mins, Rol. June 21. Rev, June 26. Charlie Chan In Paris. The Oriental detective moves Into new terrllery. Warner Olahd. Mary Brian. Dir. Lewis Seller. 70 mlns. Rel. Feb. 1. Rev. Jan. 29, - . County Chairman, The. WIU Rogere. Evelyn Venable, Kent Taylor. Dir. John BIyatpne. -78 mlns. Rel. Jan, 11. Rev. Jan. 22. Cowboy Millionaire. George O'Brien western. Dir. Edw, F. Cllne. ReL May 101, Rev. June 4. Dante's Inferno. New version of an old thriller. Spencer Tracy, Claire Trevor, Henry B, Walthall. Dir. Harry Lachman, Rel, Aug, 3», / Oaring Young Man, The. James Duno, Mae Clarke. Dir. Tfm. A. Belt Rel. May 24. Doubting'Thomas. From George Kelly's stage play. The Torch Bearers.' Will: Rogers, Blllle Burke, Alison Shlpworth. Dir. David Butler. Rel. June 7, Dressed to Thrill. Tutta Rolf,- Cllve Brook; Dlr, Harry Laohman, Rel, Aug, 23, Farmer Takes a Wife, The. From the stage play of the old canal days. JaAet Gaynor, Henry Fonda, Chas. Bickford;- Dir. 'Viptor Fleming, Rel. Aug, 2, Qay Oecoption, The. Francis Ledere'r, Benlta Hume, Frances Dee: Dir, Wm. Wyler. Rel. Aug, 9, George White's Scandals. Second edition of the muslcali Alice Pare. Jas. •Dunn, Ned Sparks, Geo. White, Lyda Rob^rtL Dir. Oeo. White. -SS mins, Rel. March IC. Rev, May 1. .Great Hotel Mystery. Flagg and Quirt as detectives. Dir. Eugene ForO. 70 mlns. Rel. March 1, Rev, March 6. It's a Small World. City people stranded In a small town. Spencer Tracy, Wendy Barrle. Dir. Irving Cummlngs, 72 mlas. Rel. April M. Rev. June 26. , Ladies Love Danger. From a story by Ilya Zom, Mona Harriet Gilbert Roland, Dlr, H. Briice Humberstone. Rel, May 3, Life Begins at 40. Based on the Pitkin book. Will Rogers, Rocbelle Hudson. Dir. Geo. Marshall. 79 mlns. Rel, March 22, Rev. April 10. Little Colonel. Shirley Temple, Lionel Barrymore. Hvelyn Venable, Dir. David Butler. 80 mins. Rel. Feb, 16. Rev. March 27, Music in the Air. Gloria Sv/anso'n, John Boles, Dir. Joe May. 81 mlns. ReL Dec. 7. One More Spring. Three down and outers In' Central Park. Janet Gaynor, Warner Baxter, - Dir. Henry King. 87 mlns, Rel, Feb. S, Rev. Feb, 27. Our Little Girl, From the story 'Heaven's Gate,' by Florence L. Pfalzgraf.. With circus angles, Shirley Temple, Rosemary Amos, Joe) HcCrea. . Dir. John Robertson. 64 mlns. Rel, May 17. Rev. Juno 12, Spring Tohle, Reluctant bride and surprised tiger tamer,' Lew Ayres, Claire Trevor. Dir. Robt, T. Kane. 66 mln, Rel, April 19, Rev, Juno 12, Ten Dollar Raise, Edward Everett Hortoh, Karen Morley. Dlr, Geo. Mar« shall. 69 mlns, Rel. April 6, Rev, Hay 8. Under Pressure. Romance with the sand hogs under the river. Edmund Lowe, Victor McLaglen, Florence Rice, Dir. Roaul Walsh, 70 mins. Rel. Feb. Rev. Feb. 5. Under the Pampas Moon. Mex. story, Warner Baxter, Ketti Galllgan, Tito Ghlzar. Dir. Jos, Tinlln. Kel, May 31, Rev, June 4. Welcome Home. James Dunn, Arllne Judge, Dir. Jas, Tlnllng. Rel, Aug, 23. When a Man's a Man. From the Harold Bell Wright story: George O'Brien. Dlr, Edw. F. Cllne. 06 mlns, Rel. Feb. 16. Rev, Feb, 27, GD Offlce: 1600 Broadway, New York. Clairvoyant, The. Chiller. Claude Rains, Fay Wray, Dlr, Maurice Elvey. Ti mlns. Itel. July 15. >tcv. June 12, Loves of. a Dictator, The. Strong historical costume drama, Cllve- Brook, Madeleine Carroll. Dir. Victor Savlllc. 83 mins. Rol. June 16, Rev, June C. Man Who Knew Too Much. Realistic, underworld dr.ima In the Alps and London. Peter Lorce, Leslie Banks, Edna- Best. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock. 75 mlns. Rcl. March 15. Rev. April 3, ,' My Heart Is Calling, Romantic musical, Jan Klepura, Martha Eggerth. Dir. Carmine Gallone. 70 mlns. Rcl. April 1, Rev, April IT. My Song for Yoii. Romance In the opera house, Jan Klepura. Dir. Maurice Elvey. 7D mins. RcJ, May 15, May 29, CfOce; 1776 Broadway, New Vork, N. V. Born to Gamble, Four sons inherit a grandfather's taint, Onslow Stevens, H. ]i. Warner. Maxine Doyle, Eric Linden, Lois .Wilson, Dlr, Phil Itoscn. Rcl. July 10. • Dizzy Dames. Mu.slcal. Theatrical boarding house locale. Marjorle Rnmbeau, Florino McKinney, Lawrence Gray, Dlr, William Nigh. Ilcl, May 16, Old Homestead, The, Sui;gested by the play. Six muulcnl numbers. Mary Carlisle, I,av/rehc(; Gray, Dorothy Lee, Wiiiard Robertson, ' Dlr, William Nigh. Rel. Aug. JO. Once to Every Bachdor. Honcynnon with a hired bride. Marian Nixon. Nell Hamilton, Alloin Pringle Dir. Wm. Nigh. 72 mlns. Hel. Dec. 14. School for Girls. Keform scl.ool drama. Sidney Fox, Paul Kelly, Lois Wil- son, Anne Shirley, Dir. Wm. Nigh. 73 mfns. Rcl. Mar. 22. llcv. Kcb. 20, Sweepstake Annie. Society cio'iUs frame sweeps winner, Tom Urown. Marlon Nixon, Wera ICngels. Dir. Wm. Nigh. 77 mlns. Itel. Feb. Itev. l'"cb. 27. V/lthout Children. Modern drai >8 of divorce. MarguorUc Churchill, Bruce Cabot, Evelyn Brent, ReglnOl Denny. Dir. William Nigh, 81 mlns. ICcl. April 10, Liberty Maje«tic Offices: 1776 Bdway. Motive for Revenge. TlirlMIng adventures rc.<<nltlng from dMlre to «aH(t/y wife's craving for luxury. Donald Cook. Iicne Mervoy. Dlr, Burt Lynwoo'J. Rol. May 17, Mutiny Ahead. Stark drama! Adventure! Homancc! n Iho hiph nana. Hamilton and Kathleen Rurl;e. Dir. Tommy Atkins. Rcl. May J. Perfect Clue, The, David Manners, Skeots Gallitglior. Dorothy LIbnIro, Robt. VIgnola. m\n». Dynainio dclccllve mystery tlirlller, March 10. Rev. March 20. Reckless Roads. Comedy-dr.ima of two llioroiighbreds, a girl and a Iwrso. ~ (Continwod on page 25) Nell n»r, Rcl,