PEOPLE’S ADVOCATE

| August 6, 1937.

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Letters

By REDFIELD

Drama ¥*&

THE UPPER CRUST

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HE Tommy Farr-Joe Louis embroglio which is to take place in New

York, August 26, is rated by the British board of boxing control
merely an elimination bout to decide who is to meet Max Schmelling
for the world’s heavyweight title. So far the wise men in the Hast are
not taking Farr’s bid for Louis’ crown very seriously, and it is reported
that in work-outs with very mediocre sparring partners Farr is wide
open to a left.

EE OR PLETE RTI TE Sog Vines!

Summary of the New Pictures

OW the New Film Alliance sizes the new pictures up-
H STELLA MALLAS: Mother love, Sacrifice, tears and everything-
except we didn’t happen to. Barbara Stanwyck pulls

Swell if you like it,
¥ the heartstrings. ;

SAN QUENTIN: Fairly exciting, though routine melodrama about
prison life, with escapes and all that. Pat O’Brien and Humphrey Bogart
carry the major burden of the film. :

YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING: Those Ritz Brothers in a hilari-
ous musical. Has swell humor and very good songs, If you like musicals,
this is a good one.

' GOOD EARTH: Exceptionally fine transcript of the novel and about
the first truthful portrayal of Chinese life. Starring Luise Rainer and
: Paul Muni. A picture definitely not to be missed...

PARADISE ISLE: Beautifully photographed story. While the plot is
Hot too credible, no attempt has been made to discuss the problem of east

z 2nd west. A relaxing and eye-filline picture.
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: Eddie Cantor In Social Satire
4 OLLYWOOD—(EP)—Eiddie Cantor, who has often had something of a
H socially-significant note in his films, will hit a new high in social
satire, we're told, in his new film, Ali Baba Goes to Town. Eddie, as the
a vietim of the Forty Thieves, will introduce the New Deal to Bagdad:
a by taxing harem girls and putting license plates on camels . _: He'll
if have the support of Louise Hovey (who is Gypsy Rose Lee, of sirip-tease
: fame), Roland Young, June Langs, Tony Martin, George Sanders, John
Carradine, Alan Dinehart, and Virginia Field.

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Farr was invited to watch Joe

tn his training but declined with thanks,
the inference being that he haa no stomach to watch his executioner
sharpen his weapons. If Tommy Harr is as bad as the Wew Work scribes
Say he is, I am wonderzag (like the white-haired doktor of radio fame)
just how Tommy managed to out-box Ben Foord and Walter WNeusel
and put the king hit on Max Baer.

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IO: Yarra Seamer eS

| Riaees Johannesburg comes word that Pete Sarron, world featherweight
champion, dropped a ten-round decision to Freddie Miller of Gincin-
nati in a non-title bout. It was from Miller that Sarron won his title.

Kren Overlin, the Washington, DG, middleweight, who was forced by.
Ulmess to cancel an engagement with Freddie Steele of Tacoma some
time ago, returned to the ring on August 2 in Hollywood to beat becisively
Hayden (Young) Stuhley in a ten-round affair. The Washington man
was credited with every one of the ten rounds. He announced that he was
ready to meet Champion Freddie Steele any time in September.

As the result of injuries received in a ten-round bout with Eddie Zivic
at Hickey Park, Johnny Page of Chicago lies in a eritical condition in
St. Francis Hospital,

Norman Selby who held the middleweight championship away baci
as Kid McCoy, took his ninth bride on August 2 at Rushville: The Kid
gave his age as 63 and his bride, Mrs. Sue Cowley, confessed to 44. McCoy.
won the middleweight title in 1896 from Bill Dougherty in Johannesburg.
Out of his 200 ring battles he lost only six. Implicated in the murder
of a Los Angeles woman, he spent seven years in San Quentin, and on
his release he went to Detroit and got a job with the Ford Motor company.

ALL KINDE
Union House,

ICK POWELL (who's not so dumb), say the best way to keep from
D going Hollywood is for every star to have a look at his first screen
test every few months ... And Charles Boyer has had to learn to Sing the
a Volga Boatman in Russian for Tovarich, which after its world success
E under that title, will be called on the screen: Tonight's Our Night. nee
fi A few marquee honeys were made by the following double bills: Night
Must Fall — Way Out West; Call It a Day — History Is Made at Night;
And in some spots they felt that King of the Gamblers was not allurins
enough, so they sub-titled the film Czar of the Slot-Machines _. . Biggest
social event of the season was last week’s annual ball of the Screen
Writers Guild. Not only was there top attendance, but the writers wrote

Tes Saturday, Aug. 7, at the Vancouver Sports Club, 143 Cordova

street east, fams are assured of a gala program. Headlining the
boxing card will be Ronnie Beaudin, and on the wrestling end Duke
Levins and Doe Wilkes can always be counted upon for plenty of action.

OPEN FORUM -

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Over 100 From
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Flower of
Canadian Youth

Canadian Boys
Are Defending
Democracy
In Spain

Already Some Have ‘Fallen

TOM NELSON, JOE ARMITAGE, JOHN DECH,
PETER JOHNSON, PADDY O’NEILL, STEVE DASOVIC
AND TOM CACIC
HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES

They Have Laid Down Their Lives So That Demecracy
Might Live. .. . In Their Defense of Spain They Are
Defending Our Democratic Liberties in Canada.

The Friends of the Mackenzie-Papineay Battalion, B-C. Section,
call upon you to show your solidarityjt~?s=, heroic boys, the heirs
of Canada’s best traditions. GIVE FOR THEIR COMFORT! We
send them cigarettes, tobacco, soap, candies, ete. . . Send the boys
LETTERS, care of BOB KERR, SECCORO ROJO NO. 17,

ALBACET2, SPAIN.

- Help Make Spain the _raveyard of Fascism!

(the undersigned, name and address)

Miedsethe sum Of S22 ee a month, or send

a, donation Of Se 8 for the boys in Spain.
(A sum can be sent for a particular boy if you wish).
Fill in and mail with Money Order to: Room 43,
615 West Hastines Street. Vanceuver, B.C.
Shipments of comforts are being sent recularly.

Adopt a Boy of the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion!

MARAALALAL ALS RAL EL See et ey

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Our new headquarters are now at
60 Cordova west, formerly the LWW.
hall.

We intend to carry on more social
activity in our new hall which, in
addition to offering more space, is
more convenient for many of our
members.

We cordially invite all Single men
to visit us in this new location and
interest themselves in our activi-
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Publicity Committee,

Relief Project Workers
union and Single Un-
employed association.

Communist Party
Picnic Report
Editor, People’s Advocate.

Dear Sir: On behalf of the com-
mittee in charge of the arrange-
ments for the annual Communist
party picnic held last Sunday on
the north side of Hastings Park
which was a gratifying success, at-
tracting as it did hundreds of party
members and sympathizers, T wish
to extend thanks to the following
concerns and organizations for do-
nations and support:

Athletic Park Con Jones Park,
Beacon, Royal, Globe, and Colonial
theatres: Wancouver Sports Club,
Rex Cafe, New Age Book Shop,
ESU, CLAFF, Centre Branch CLDL,
BSL, ULETA, FO, Croatian and
Russian Workers Clubs, and to the
People's Advocate.

Special thanks is due to the VSC
for the splendid program of the
boxers and wrestlers which was 4
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Supper & Social Evening

SATURDAY, AUG. 7th
& p.m.

O'BRIEN HALL
404 Homer Street

GAMES AND DANCING
Hear Elva Fay Tutt, Vancouver's
2-year-old singer.

In Aid of Mackenzie-Papineau
Battalion.

WANT TO DANCE?

Meet me at the
Hastings Auditorium
828 East Hastings St.
Modern Dances, Every Saturday
Malmin’s Melody Makers
Old Time Dance Every Wed’day

Cariboo Cowboys
Admission Always, Only . . 25¢

Dance Musie broadcast over
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JIMMIE DOUGLAS |

watch,
with Vancouver Gentre Section run-
ning a close second, Miss B. Gehle
receiving a hand-made table run-
ner. First prize of $15 for the main
raffle was won by Irene Heeps, 2024
Ferndale Avenue, with ticket 104;
second prize, E. Hollis, 3424 Glen
Street, New Westminster, with
ticket 842; third prize, Frank Mit-
chel, Central Rooms, Vancouver,
with ticket 923.

CG. Bass; Secretary.

Building Unity

Among Women
Editor, People’s Advocate.

Dear Sir: I would like to thank
the Finnish friends through this
column for their generosity last
Sunday when they permitted two
children from Hast Hastings street
to collect from an audience at Clin-
ton Hall before the curtain was
raised on a play staged by tne or
fanization.

These good people have helped a
number of children through their

organization to go to the Children’s
Summer Camp, and these two Ga-
nadian children are very grateful.

Such actions help to build unity
among women of all nationalities,
and we should get together for the
worthy purpose of raising funds for
the Spanish war orphans.

Jean Bird.

We are informed by Wanaimo
readers that proceeds of the recent
Coombs raspberry festival contrib-
uted toward clearing the provincial
election committee's outstanding:
debt, but did not pay the entire debt
as the PA correspondent erroneous-
ly stated,

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CIGARS AND CIGARETTES

When in town, visit . .

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CIGARS, CIGARETTES,

Grandview Furriers
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