Narnia Durbin,
augh£&n Co-Star
peanna Durb n and Charles
aughton are said lo reach new
fights of comedy in the Univer
ll film “ It Started With Eve”,
gening at the Orpheum theatre
,r one day, Sunday, August 2.
Miss Durbin, winner of special
cademy Award in 1937 and
aughton, who captured an “Os
,r” for “Henry VIII” in 1932,
ppear together for the first
niein this new romantic com
iy
gtoryofthe film opens with
aughton, as an aged millionaire,
D what is believed to be on his
eathbeu. When his son, played
y Robert Cummings, popular
lading man, cannot locate his
>eialite fiancee, whom his father
ants to meet, he introduces a
atcbeck girl (Deanna) as his
fiancee.”
Later, the old man recovers
nd the son is forced to contin
e the deception. Comedy com
lications ensue when the real
iancee arrives and insists on
evealing the truth to the father
Also in the cast are veteran
omedians Guy Kibbee and
Valter Catlett, both essaying
iew types of roles, and Margar
:t Tallichet. Catherine Doucet
ind Charles Coleman.
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kme Yogen and Herman E.
IVinans, viewed the body at the
»ii dock. The autopsy was per
formed by Dr. A. Holmes John
son.
The jury found that death
was caused by a blow on the
lead, administered by a person
>rpersons unknown, that it was
»nc!usively shown that drown -
ng and shooting were not re
sponsible for the death, and that
estimony rendered by the wit
nesses was such as to warrant
the arrest of the father and hold
lim for full and complete invest
igation
It was brought out in the
testimony that the last time
young Toshwak was seen alive
was on the afternoon of July 4
when he attended a party and
picnic, at which there was
thinking. First knowledge that
lie was missing came July 7,
when the father applied for a
»aval pass, starting that he want
?d to enter the bay to get his
lory, which the boy had been
«sing. On returning with the
lory the naval men gave it a
rostomary search, and at that
time it was testified that he kept
■epeating “I didn’t kill him. He
frowned.”
After the inquest here deputy
d. S. Marshal Paul Herring
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Erich Mueller, Mgr.
went to Afognak to investigate
anil bi ought the father back
back with him. A continuance
has been asked in the case to
procure witnesses and the hear
ing has not been set.
Last year the elder Toshwak
was held in jail here in connect
ion with the death of Biil Nek
rasoff, a brother-in-law by a
former marriage, but lack of a
corpus delicti and because of
the element of self-defense which
entered the case he was never
brought to trial.
Funeral services for the de
ceased were held Monday with
burial in the Russian cemetery.
He was preceded in death by
his mother.
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