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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-03
BAPTIST SPEAKERS
FROM WAKE FOREST

Dr. o. T. Binkley, of the Depart
ment of Religion of Wake Forest
ing service of the First Baptist
church Sunday morning at II o'clock
Sunday evening, another member
of the Wake Forest faculty, Rev
Wayne Oates, will preach. The SER
vice., which will be held at 7:30
o'clock, will be specially devoted to
young people.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-03
REV. S. L. MORGAN
breaches SUNDAY

Rev. S. L. Morgan, of Creedmoor,
the pastor, will preach at Rock
Spring Baptist church near Towns
vile Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The church has only recently begun
having preaching on the first Sun
dav as well as the third Sunday of
each month. The public is invited to
the services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-03

That New Yorker who has snon4
125 days in jail for 40 traffic v 9pIn'
tons must feel as though he's ca io,a-
in revolving door. caught
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-03

DINA and stands ready to make an,
and all for which there is anv s "nny
cific and bona fide request epe-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-03
Around Town

License Issued = A marriage
license was issued yesterday at the
Vance Registry office to colored
couple, Howard Horace Davis, of
Townsville, and Martial Eunice Rog-
ers, of New Jersey.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-03

Firemen Called - Firemen were
were called this morning shortly be-
fore 9 o'clock by NJ j. O'Neil when
his truck caught fire in his yard at
Chestnut street. He called firemen
but the fire was out before the fire
Games lost Louisburg College.
'rGng on the alarm.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-08-10
FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD

On Saturday night the Reps staged their own
little fire drill with the D. c. Fire Department and
were doused to the tune Of to in Cd ght innings.
Greenbe1t's touchdown twins Hol ocwost and Goldfad-
en- made an earnest attempt to "save child" but
their best efforts were not enough. They garnered
of the four hits Mandes, the opposing pitcher al
Lowed and as usual at their best defen sive1y.
Joe Todd, hust1ing Rep catcher accounted for the
only other hit, while Eddie Trmbu1e's efforts we're
discounted by the Eremans hit attack. Big Ben
and his two doubles in three tries Greenbe1t's
greatest asset although Aandes personally allowed
then two in the first inning walks. Hol och
wost went within 200 feet of the Bali more Pike for
one drive by the oppod tt ons Burdi ne and only the
hstince "plop" Of ball in glove told the spectators
longest home run, It has been Suggested that the
Rep fie1ders adopt miner's hats with lamps On the
peaks for patrol duty in the styg1n stretches of
the local outfie1d.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-08-10
Are you a bowler? Sign up early.
GREENBE1T LASsIEs PLAY F.c.A. SATURDAY

softball game between the Greenblt Lassies and
the Farm Credit Administration team has been sched
uled for Pm. Saturday. Plans are not quite COM
pleted for this tt tanic strug gle read the bu1e
tin boards for further inform alton.
Their return engagement M tn Turkey hicset
(there is that name again) proved to be washout
last Saturday, so the girls played strictly intra-
Greenbelt. Goldfaden (Ben) pired, watched babies,
coached, caught Tin self defense) disc p1ined the
heck1ers and for proved himself to be the best
the field.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-08-10
REPS LISTED IN TOURNAMENT

In order to carry the Greenbelt Reps banner into
enemy Manager Ben Go1dfaden has listed them in
the team tournament to be in Hyattsvi11e some
time the latter part of August. Teams Will be chosen
from among the best in Prince Georges county and t
winner will merit consideration for sectional honors.
Possible opponents will incl ude the tough Carr Bros.
Boswell team, Dixie Tavern and others. Exact dates
and opposi on will be publ ished in the CooPHAToR
at later date.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-08-10

continued from first sports page }
second game between the C1ffdwe1lers and Cubs had
to be postponed because Of the cont nued rain.
Friday, the C1iffdwellers scored their Ell ghth
win, against defeat when Araujo pitched them to
6 to victory over the hard-p1ayirg Dodgers. The
Dodgers got hit and the cliffdWele lers 8, four Of
them coming in the sixth to and win the
game. Thompson, Of the Dodgers, hit triple, Wd lie
Taylor, Of the C1iffdwellers, got double, for the
only extra base hits in the game. In the second
game, the fast moving Browns from behind, and
scored times in the Ia st innings to tromce the
Gee Men Il to l.. Leading the attack again Tem-
pie and Boote who each suote fow-baggers, and Day,
Ho1G hwost and again Boote with doubles. Williams
hit triple for the losers, Who got just hits off
Ho1ochMost. The Browns got hits, Of thm in the
last two innings.
On Sunday at Il Am. the Browns played again,
this time previously postponed game against Snob
Hill, and defeated them to 5, to extend the r win
ming streak to Taylor pitched this one, and
now has won and lost only 1. The Browns made
hits, and Snob Hill g. The Browns took the lead in
the first inning by pushing 3 across, and
reltnquished that Lead for the rest of the game.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-08-10

DON'T forget to enter the Golf Tournament.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
FRIDAY

They Made Her .
Spy" and
Risky Business"
Mischa Auer and
Baby Sandy In
"unexpected Father. :"
Ritz Brothers
THE Gorilla"
"DauRhters
COURAGEOUS" and
Sons OF Liberty" I"
Roy Rogers in
Rough Riders
Round-Up."
"Racketeers OF the
Range" and
"Ex-Champ."
Chester Morris and
Ralph Bellamy in
Blind Alley"
| Cary Grant in
"Only Angels Have
Wings"
Ann Sheridan and
Dick Powell in
Naughty. but Nice. "
Gary Cooper in
Cowboy and the
Lady"
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness"
Paul Muni and
Bette Davis in
"Juarez."
Never Say Die"
and
Society LAWYER"
Paul Mum and
Bette Davis in
"Juarez."
Henry Fonda
in
young Mr.. Lincoln. /"
Ronald Reagan in
Code of the
Secret Service"
Lionel Barrymore and
Lew Ayres in
"CallinE Or. Kildare. I"
Dennis O'Keefe and
Florence Rice in
Kid From Texas"
Stuart Erwin in
TT Could Happen to
You"
Bing Crosby and
Joan Blondell in
East Side Of Heaven.
Return OF the Cisco
Kid" and Drums"
Cartoon and News.
William Boyd
in
Silver on the Sage. "
Edward Robinson in
Confessions of a
Nazi Soy"
Ritz Brothers
in
The Gorilla"
Law Commands"
and Lone Wolf
Spy Hunt"
Women In the Wind
and
BOYS Reformatory. =
Romance OF the
Redwoods."
.'Blackwell's Island.
Shirley Temple in
"Susannah OF the
Mounties."
Paul NUM- and
Bette Davis in
"JuareZ."
/ Paul NUM- and
Bette Davis in
"Juarez."
Robert Donat in
Count Of Monte
Cristo."
Edward Robinson in
Confessions of q
NaZi Spy."
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness.
Wayne Morris and
Pat O'Brien in
Kid From Kokomo."
Chester Morris in
Five Came Back"
Cartoon and News.
George O'Brien
in
Timber Stampede. -
Desert Patrol"
and
Mysterious Miss x"
George Sanders
in
Saint in London"
Shirley Temple in
"Susannah of the
Mounties."
Let Freedom Ring"
and
Tough Kid"
Edward Robinson in
Confessions OF q
Nazi Spy"
Robert Young and
Ann Sothern in
"Maisie."
Tyrone Power in
Rose Of Washington
SQUARE"
James Stewart in
ITS a Wonderful
World"
John Garfield in
''DauRhters
COURAGEOUS.
MELVIN Douglas in
Good Girls Go to
Paris"
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness"
Kenny Baker
in
"The Mikado."
Evening star., 1939-07-30
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Barron
Continued From First Page)

and Romano, a Cincinnati girl who
ran away from home to join an
orchestra In Kansas City, occa-
sionally include one or two women
among their players.
when woman player in a girls
band really gets to be extra tai
ented," Ramona said, "she wants
to quit and join a mems band. She
finds the more energetic competition
that men give spurs her on to play
better than when she merely has
to compete with women players"
In directing an orchestra of
women players leader never knows
when question of a temperamental
quirk will arise such as Miss Carroll
encountered.
"One night we were playing on a
vaudeville stage in Baltimore" she
said. ut was a sweet and hot
number that should have gone over
good, but it fell fiat because the
girl drummer never did come in
with her hot beats. When I asked
her what was the matter after the
performance she merely said that
she wasn't ready to play at the
moment when I raised my baton
as the start signal"
Miss Hutton summed up the weak
ness of all-girl orchestras in COM
petition with men this way: People
buy their music the same way they
buy clothes. They want glamor
and beauty If they can get it, but
before that they demand that the
clothes have strength and longevity.
The girls just don't have the stamina
that men do and you've got to
have that to have q really hot Or
cheStra,"
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Heffernun
Continued From First Page)

middle OF it. He made a fortune and
then lost the whole works.
In 1925 Brennan found himself
penniless and knew he had to do
something about it. So he turned
again to acting.
But no one wanted me-" he says
II went from studio to studio and
couldn't get job. Not even an
extra part. A slim kid named Frank
Cooper made the rounds with me.
He couldn't get a job either. Now
they call him Gary, and worked
with him last year In The Cowboy
and the Lady
"The trouble was casting directors
couldn't see me as an old man.
They said I was far too young to
be a successful old codger on the
screen, and that was far too nornely
to be a successful young or middle
aged fellow on the screen.
THAT same day I took out my
teeth for the casting director I made
myself up as an old man. Next
day they put me to work."
It was King Vidor who first saw
Brennan's possibilities as comic.
Goldwyn had cast Brennan for the
role of Jenkins In "The Wedding
Night" and Vidor let him 60 to town.
The part of Old Atrocity followed
and that made him famous. Since
then he's been in dozens Of impor-
Evening star., 1939-07-30
"Knickerbocker Holiday in which
Walter Huston starred on Broad

"Knickerbocker Holiday in which
Walter Huston starred on Broad
way.
For his romantic, humorous and
literary lyrics Anderson was ad-
mitted the other day to the Amer
ican Society of Composers, Authors
and Publishers, and will receive his
percentage of royalties hencefor-
ward from them. And the lyrical
and poetic Anderson, in contrast,
is the man who wrote that most
quoted and best remembered of all
unpoetic lines from What Price
Glory?"-those three words that
epitomize hero advancing in war
fare-"Wait for baby!"
Back to the consistency depart
ment: The critics to man de-
nounced "Abie's Irish Rose" when
it opened in 1922. They were just
as vitriolic in 1888 in saying unkind
things about Tobacco Road" This
fall Tobacco Road" will pass the
record of "Abie's Irish Rose" for be-
ing the longest run play in the his
tory of Broadway. And many of the
critics who saw its premiere will be
there to say again 1t Is a question:
able drama, but to say now that it
is an exciting evenings entertain
ment.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
PIoywrights
Continued From First Page.)

ris has written a drama to appear
shortly after the first harvest moon.
1t is "The Man Who Killed Lincoln"
and broods about John Wilkes Booth
and the assassination of Lincoln.
This gets back to the inconsistency
point, for Harris is known on Broad
way before this chiefly as the author
of "A Modern Virgin" and other
such comedies about young things
who are just discovering the facts
of life.
Continuing in the department of
inconsistency there is the case Of
Maxwell Anderson. A rough and
tough reporter on the old New YORK
World, he jumped up as a literary
star with his co-authorship of the
rough and tough drama of the
World War, What Price Glory"
Then he became more gentle In
tone and wrote High Tor" that
sentimental, humorous and exciting
comedy of how the Hudson River
Valley was settled by ghosts, Dutch
mariners, Rip Van Wrinkle and mod
ern-day gangsters. Then he wrote
the book and lyrics for the musical
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Coming Attractions

CAPITOL-"Captain Fury" ac-
tion drama of Australia's
frontier days, opens Friday.
Principal players are Brian
Aherne, Victor McLaglen,
June Lang, Paul Lukas and
John Carradine, and between
them they contrive some Wig
orous doings. Therell be a
new stage bill. too, and Yasha
Bunchuk is guest conductor
OF the orchestra.
EARLE-"Unexpected Father"
opening Friday. brings back
the Baby Sandy who was such
a hit in East Side of Heaven"
He's supported again by
Mischa Auer and others in
the cast are Shirley Ross and
Dennis OKeefe. Rochester,
the radio comic who scored in
Jack Benny's new film, Man
About Town." will headline
the stage bill, which also will
have Betty Cradle and
frankie Masters orchestra.
PALACE-"Stanley and Living
stone" the story of the re-
porter who went into the
African wilds to find an ex-
plorer. is next on the Palace
screen. following Andy Hardy
Gets Spring Fever" Its stars
are Spencer Tracy, Nancy
Kelly and Richard Greene.
METROPOLITAN - "Hell's
Kitchen" with the Dead
End kids on hand to demon
strate how the area got its
name, is next on the schedule
here. This time, though, they
turn reformers, in their own
cute way. Others in the cast
are Margaret Lindsay. STAN
ley Fields and Ronald Reagan.
KEITH'S Give US This
Night" another with Irene
Dunno and Charles Boyer, fol-
lows the Ginger Rogers COM
edy hit, Bachelor Mother"
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Two New Faces Turn Up
In a Pair of Hit Dramas
One Joins Katharine Cornell
And Lincoln in Illinois
Gets Another Abe
By Ira Wolterf
By Ira Wolterf.

Troops have rushed into the line purpose hight They
hope it will take all summer.
The reference is to Richard Gaines the Abe Lincoln in Illinois,
taking the place of matinee idol Olivier
for Comedy" the comedy by S. N. Behrman
OF the two no doubt Mr. Gaines has the dincult
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Outdoor Amusements

GLEN ECHO PARK Only
local outdoor amusement re-
sort with all the usual park
rides. a midway and a pic
mic grove. There's dancing
nightly Except Sundays) in
the Spanish Garden Ball
room to a name" band.
Swimmers delight is the
Crystal Pool.
SEASIDE PARK AT Chesa-
peake Beach, Md. In addi-
ton to the amusement park
attractions there's a mile of
boardwalk and a half mile
pier out into Chesapeake Bay.
CITY OF WASHINGTON-The
Wilson Line steamer sails for
Marshall Hall Park and
Mount Vernon daily at 10 am.
and 2 pm. Other cruises are
the sunset" at $50, stopping
at Marshall Hall just long
enough to load and unload
passengers, and the nightly
moonlight" at $50, with
dancing to McWillians' Or
chestra.
s. S. POTOMAC There's q
three-hour moonlight" dance
cruise every night at 8:45
O'Clock, with a midnight"
Saturday nights at 1890 am.
Every Sunday morning the
boat makes q trip to Colonial
Beach, leaving at 8 O'Clock,
returning in the evening.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Ants for Film Scene
Do Their Biting Job
Too Thoroughly
BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.


HOLLYWOOD.
Curly Eagles. who makes insect
collecting a profitable business,
isn't so popular these days on the
location set Of Samuel Goldwyn's
THE Real Glory"
Eagles, for 500, was commissioned
to obtain 10000 photogenic red army
ants for torture scene in which
the creatures, large enough to wrestle
beetle, bite to death an American
soldier staked to the ground during
the Philippine insurrection. The
collector said he chose them be
cause they photograph so we'll"
He did the job, but Gary Cooper,
David Niven and Director Henry
Hathaway were thoroughly bitten in
the course of the filming. The rest
of the company didn't escape. either.
The ants, it seems, took over the
commissary.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

man who everybody decided was so
good he was sure to play Lincoln
until assassinated.
Mr.. Lederer, In addition to en-
Joying the box office magnetism of
a Hollywood reputation, has the
Incompatible luck of being sup
ported in his present efforts by
Katharine Cornell That's like be-
ing supported by the United States
Mint.
People seem to want star around
on summer evenings. If they can't
get a rouged star in the theater
they'll take one neat outdoors.
Lacking star, ABE Lincoln in
Illinois" has slid steeply downhill
at the box Office They blame it on
the hot weather, the theory being
no one wants to 60 out in it. Hav-
ing two stars, mo Time for Com
edy'' is holding its own. They credit
the hot weather, the theory being
that no one wants to stay out in it.
feel sorry for Mr.. Gaines. and
feel sorry for the people who are
staying away from him The absence
of Mr.. Massey is felt, but not seri-
ously enough to make a fine play
worth missing.
If the impression has been given
that Mr.. Lederer is having an easy
time of it rushing in where Mr..
Olivier once trod. then that Is
wrong. Mr.. Olivier is something the
girls go crazy over. This boy from
Prague has had one day on Broad
way. and there is no question
whether he will have another. In
the next week or two the girls will
decide.
They used to sit signing embar-
rassingly over Mr.. Olivier in the
theater, blowing heat waves up to
the stage from between their pretty
lips. Then they'd gallop to the
stage door and wait to watch him 90
home. From my own point of view,
1t was the character that started
the heat wave rather than Mr..
Olivier's playing of it, but then the
only thing I've ever been able to
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Tomorrow Night
At $40

'OLNEY-Mitzi Green, the mop
pet sensation Of the movies q
few years back, who grew up
to be a young musical comedy
and vaudeville actress, ap-
pears on the scene as the
guest star Of the week. She
will appear with the resident
stock company In Its a Wise
Child"
CROSS ROADS-Izetta Jewel,
jr., the tall, blond and hand
some young lady who was
such a hit in Biography"
earlier in the season, now re-
turns to the Virginia barn
theater to play the leading
role in "The Curtain Rises
Supporting her in the comedy
will be Reginald Allen again
and other members Of the
group.
ROADSIDE-"Spooks," an old
time (but not quite two dec
ades old riot full of chills
and laughs. one OF the best
dishes the Roadside has
served up in long time, con-
tinues for second week.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

tant pictures like Come and Get It."
Banjo On My Knee" The Buc-
aneer," "The Texans Kentucky"
and his latest, They Shall Have
Music"
Brennan Is married, has three
children and lives on a ranch in
the San Fernando Valley. There is
only one thing about the movies
he objects to, and that's publicity on
his home life. So far, no one has
been able to photograph his family.
tReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Wet
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Almost = Gentle.
man" and "Where
the Buffalo Roam"
Mischa Auer and
Baby Sandy In
Unexpected Father. "
''Mr. Motto Takes Q
Vacation" and
Timber Stampede" "
Timber Stampede"
'12 Crowded Hours"
Lone Ranger"
Ritz Brothers
in
The Gorilla"
Panama Lady" and
You Can't Get Away
With Murder"
Peter LORE in
"Mr. Motto Takes q
Vacation"
Timber Stampede"
and
Girl From Mexico"
John Garfield in
"Daughters
Courageous"
Silver on the Sage"
Drums"
Lone Ranger"
Melvyn Douglas In
Good Girls Go to
Paris"
Silver on the SAGE"
Rookie Cop"
Lone Ranger"
Mystery OF the
White Room" and
Persons in Hiding"
The Gorilla" and
"Susapnah OF the
Mounties.
Ritz Brothers
in
The Gorilla"
James Stewart in
"It's a Wonderful
World"
Mountain Rhythm"
and
Brave Little Tailor"
Phantom Stage"
and The Family
Next Door"
Boy Friend"
and
Brave Little Tailor"
James CaRney
Oklahoma Kid"
Union Pacific"
big Time CZar."
Cartoon and News.
Nancy Drew,
Trouble Shooter" and
Chasing Danger"
Jones Family in
hollywood" Code Of
the secret service
Robert Young and
Annabella in
Bridal Suite"
winner Take All"
and
Red River Rance"
Wyoming outlaws"
and
ITO the Victor"
Romance of the
Redwoods."
'Blackwell's Island"
Home on the
Prairie" and Storm
Over Bengal"
Phantom Stage"
Mystery of the
White Room"
Return of the Cisco
Kid" and
Man Who Dared"
Robert Donat in
Count OF Monte
Cristo."
Edward Robinson in
Confessions OF q
Nazi Spy"
Joan Blondell in
GOOD Girls Go to
Paris"
Wayne Morris and
Pat O'Brien in
Kid From Kokomo."
Chester Morris in
Five Came Back
Cartoon and News.
Joel McCrea and
Barbara Stanwyck in
Union Pacific"
Timber Stampede"
and
Night Hawk"
Naughty. but Nice
and
Sons of Liberty"
Ann Sheridan and
Dick Powell in
Naughty. but Nice"
Big Town Car" and
Durango Valley
Raiders"
'Fixer Duean"
and
"Stagecoach."
Robert Young and
Ann Sothern in
"Maisie." :"
Pride of the Navy"
and "Torchy Runs
for Mayor"
Trapped in the Sky"
md Jones Family in
HOLLYWOOD"
MELVIN Douglas in
Good Girls Go to
Paris" =
John GARFIELD in
"Dauahters
COURAGEOUS"
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness"
George Sanders
in
Saint in London"
Evening star., 1939-07-30
THURSDAY

They Made Her q
Spy" and
risky Business"
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness"
Robert Taylor and
Myrna 10y In
Lucky Night"
"Daughters
Courageous" and
Sons Of Liberty"
The Lady and the
Mob" and
Saint in London"
sudden Money" and
Code of the Secret
Service"
Robert Taylor and
Myrna 10y in
Lucky Night"
Cary Grant in
"Only Angels Have
Wings"
Sidney Toler In
Charlie Chan In
Reno"
Gary Cooper in
Cowboy and the
Lady"
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness.
Paul Mum and
Bette Davis IN
"Juarez."
Never Say Die"
and
Society Lawyer"
Paul NUM- and
Bette Davis in
"Juarez."
Henry Fonda
in
young Mr.. Lincoln. I"
Kenny Baker
in
THE Mikado."
Ray Milland and
lisa Miranda inc
Hotel Imperial"
Bob Burns and
Gladys George in
I'm From Missouri. "
Sidney Toler in
Charlie Chan in
Reno"
Bing Crosby and
Joan BlOndell in
East Side Of Heaven. :"
Return of the Cisco
Kid" and Drums" "
Cartoon and News.
Clark Gable In
"Mutiny on the
Bounty"
Edward Robinson in
Confessions OF 4
Nazi Spy,"
Robert Taylor and
Myrna 10y in
Lucky Night"
Walter Pideeon and
Virginia Bruce in
Society Lawyer"
Women in the Wind"
and
Boys Reformatory."
w. Baxter. Loretta
Young in wife,
Husband and Friend" ."
Shirley Temple in
"Susannah OF the
Mounties."
Paul NUM- and
Bette Davis in
"Juarez."
Paul NUM- and
Bette Davis in
"Juarez."
Robert Donat in
Count OF Monte
Cristo."
You Can't Get
Away With
Murder"
Irene Dunno in
"Invitatio to
Happiness.
GeorRe Sanders in
Saint in Lordon."
Cartoon and News.
Chester Morris in
Five Came Back" /"
Cartoon and News.
Jack Holt
IN
Trapped in the Sky. ="
Leslie Howard and
Wendy Hitler in
'PyRmalion.
Henry. Fonda
in
Young Mr.. Lincoln. +"
Shirley Temple in
"Susannah of the
Mounties.
Let Freedom Ring"
and
Tough Kid"
Edward Robinson in
Confessions OF q
Nazi Spy"
Joan Blondell in
Good Girls Go to
Paris"
Tyrone Power in
Rose of Washington
SQUARE"
James Stewart in
ITS a Wonderful
World"
John Garfield in
"Daughters
COURAGEOUS"
MELVIN Douslas in
Good Girls Go to
Paris"
Irene Dunno in
Invitation to
Happiness.
Kenny Baker
IN
The Mikado."
Evening star., 1939-07-30
New Song Emerges
From Talented Pen
OF Mickey Rooney
By the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Mickey Rooney, when and If he
outgrows the Aims, intends to have
something to fall back on.
The talented M-G-M juvenile and
his pal, Sidney Miller, are market
ing their second song, Love on the
Range" They clicked a few months
Evening star., 1939-07-30

ago with tune called Have 0
Heart"
Mickey, who hasn't the slightest
idea OF what the notes on q sheet Of
music mean. does the arrangements.
Miller provides the lyrics. They're
going to offer publishers another
composition, II Swear by My Eyes,"
In q few weeks.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Foster Gets Lead

Preston Foster has been signed by
Universal for the leading male role
in Missing Evidence" a dramatiza-
ton of the sweepstakes lottery racket
soon to 60 into production.