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i schedparade mtskirts of up-' cavalry k acad- ikyo. id celeempire. _nenv le grim spanesemonies iperor's nselves fag the la to a charaacters are thrown' together region, and in the central valleys with-hilar-ioua-resultS-fa-theaiiew Of California, the :WGGA reported. .Kay Kyser, film, "Playmates,''- Reporting on replacement activi which opened today, at the Estate ties, the : WCG'A' saidwthat .jiit . of theater. - 6,460 west, coast 1 farrris--giVen up , The popular band, leader por by evacuated Japanese, new opera- trays himself in this7 riotous cbm- "edy. with 'music, while John Bar rymore is cast as a Shakfespeareari actor now on the skids who is try ing to land a radio 'contract ,fo* John Barrymore responds in bring .the works of. the-_immortal: typical Barrymox;e fashion, to Bard to theair. - the hlandishments of the beau Patsy Kelly .and Peter -I,ind tiful Lupe Velez in a scene Hayes, as the publicity agents of from Kay Kyser's latest star flarrymore. and Kyser, respective^, ring comedy "Playmates" now ly, concdct. the wild scheme of ___1 at the State theater. ' , having athe. distinguished actor teach--the--bandsman Shakespeare dian ' Charge D'Affaires,.; Pierre Dupuy, Canada's representative to' the Vichy government, has 'been "called home to , report, Prime Minister MacKenzie' - King told Commons yesterday;"-----:-- ' --a stunt that angers both per -We wish Charlie good 'luck, too, formers but brings them unlimit even if it . does mean'he will be ed' publicity." -How Barrymore leaving our midst. - - seeks to doublecross his unwel KARIN' TO (to. Tony Vecente come team-mate and how- Lupe. was sfnheKugkliTig yesterday about Velez, as a. fiory'L'atin' bull-fight his brother-in-Tafv^vhpAives near" er, who has becnjleft at. the altar ' There's' San Luis Obispo. ThemairHs.,67 it being ;yeers-qld^tia^full^of'fight. He al r of1 the. w-a'ys-bas beenj^seeiTist.-..Back in lace in- 1900 he was in the ar.nay in the litside a Philippines under I' 'famous.father pfer to of a famous son.-The officer was 3. to be Arth ur MacArthur, .father of ntioned Douglas .MacArthur of .justly bril amThu- liant reputation.---------- --------- -- by the Great. Profile, further comicates their, Jives; are "said to m ade*"foiv^j<3e-spfftti'ng comedy. May Robson;"Ginny Simms and- sUehJjjitertainers in"*the~..amous Kyser band . as Harry B'aSl Sully Mason an<l lslT:"Kahjjbble, all have prominent' supporting--rg^ in -"Playmates."' frater. _ Just to show he is really rarin'' i abouf in go, Manuel Oliver--that's' who teller. Box0 a few we're talking about--sent a'cable its that gram- to General MacArthur re oes" for- cently offering to join his army. now be Oliver...affirms He can sh&ot a deer 'harves, on the run so-w-hy..can't he shoot ok and a Japanese the same way'. It sounds ;he. east logical, and, though of 'course un likely, it would be interesting to Editor, The Herald: . _ ' " On behalf ' of . the Monterey Peninsula Chapter,- Japanese-. American .Citizens League, may I lake this means , of expressing to the people of this community our means emoval , which see him get the chance. Now all we hope is that the scrap py-old chap doesn't forget to reg ister When and if fellows of his appreciation for their courtesy and consideration during the past years, i and especially during the trying' period following outbreak RIDES tine 1 orr e quar- public le from md dy- age are called to register. He just missed the last-registration by a couple of years. . rMAJOR; DEAD IN BURMA . ON T&E MANDALAY FRONT, Burma. April 27 ^Delayed): UP)-- of war. . - We.hope and pra-y that the war will soon come 'to an end, so that we may return.here and resume our normal friendly relations with our neighbors of the Monterey Peninsula.__ ' ' lantine, ;ar, are selling taking 3ut the e little : catenels this nd-dis- i sense Major James Wilson of-the U. S. -Military Mission to supervise the traffic on the Burma Road was killed 'yesterday. wifKLJO Chines'e workers in a Japanese bombing of the .-. Mandalay : waterfront. American survivors buried the victims in a. common grave. Wil son ' was a West Point graduate .and ca'me" from New' Orleans. ' 1 GEORGE NAKAJi, Acting President Mon terey Peninsula Chapter, Japanes'e-American Citi- "Zens' League. Nearly one-third .of .Now .York State's foreign-born white popula tion are German and Italian im migrants. . foller'sifinesf'qOdlity, long ldsting-^| _ -p'utpoia' home paint"-- now ot *WW lower: ~ prices. 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