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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-13
DON'T GET TOO EXCITED

SOME PLAYERS go emotional
whenever q pre-emptive bid is made
against them. They treat it as a
personal affront. IS if their oppo-
nents had no right tc prevent them
from making game chat has been
dealt to them. And, as if with vindic-
tive fury, they go ahead and bid
their own suit anyway, seeming to
presume that their partner has
whatever is needed to produce the
game. AS a consequence, they take
some fearful sets, even when neither
side could have made a game.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-13
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
1.-THE Authority on Authorities"

game, in the other major suit, he
called 4-Spades. Wasn't that a lusci-
GUS morsel for North to double :?
Even though he knew from his part
ner's call that he would have to take
all of the setting tricks himself.
Poor benighted West lost seven
tricks, three in the trump suit, two
in diamonds and two in clubs, so was
set four tricks, HOO points. The
saddest thing about it was that
South could not have made his con-
tract, even with that very fine
dummy which North would have
laid down for him. A trick would
have been lost in each suit if West
had seen fit merely to double the
4-Hearts or else play against it un-
doubled, as some players would have
done, fearing that some of their high
cares would have been trumped.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-13

IDtdIer: SOuLn. EaSC-W est VuI-
nerable.)
If ever a player had a hand per-
fectly suited to pre-eraptive bidding,
it was South on this deal. His hand
was so woefully worthless at any,
thing except hearts that the defense
against the opponents bid would
deyolve entirely upon his partner.
So he opened with 4-Hearts.
West was the positive type of
player who hates to be silenced. Act
ing almost as if the hostile shutout
guaranteed his side possessed q
Copyright 1889, by Kin
La gaceta., 1939-10-19
Proclama del Presidente Roosevelt sobre
los submarines de los beligerantes
Solo Sc permitira la entrada en- los puertos de los
amenazados por temporales, epidemias
u otras serias causas

Washington, oct. l9.-BaJo
la autoridad que lie concediera Ia
ley de neutralidad de 1867,
el presidente Roosevelt firm6 a.
aver una proclama que prohibe
la entrada en- los puertos de los
Estados UnidoS de submarines
de guerra o mercantes de las ma
clones beligerantes con la exceo
ci6n de los que Sc vean obliga-
dos a hacerlo por huracanes, e.
T demias, descomposiciones me-
canicas u otras serias causas.
FL motive de la proclama, Sc
gun Ell jefe de Estado, es mante-
ner la paz entire los Estados u
nidos, como I'm pals neutral, )
las potencias en- guerra.
La proclama quiere decir tam
bien que no Sc permitira la en-
trada de submarines en- fuga
faente a un enemigo, averiados
en- combate o motive de un alta
que hostil.
Al hacer su entrada en- puer-
tbs americanos, los que deben
hacerlo por las causas menciC-
La gaceta., 1939-10-19
LA AVIACION ALEMANA
APARECIO SOBRE sea-
PA FLOW Y FUE RECHA-
ZADA
Los Aparatos de GAIA Hnglese5
lie Ofrecieron COmbGte

Londres, oct. 19.-PVr terce-
ra vez en- tres diaS, en- un alar-
de de audacia, los aeroplanos "a
lemanes vOlaron aver sobre Sea
pa Flow y s%alieron a perseguir-
los los aviones de GAIA de esa
base naval. Los aparatos, seg1a
la nota Official, Sc acercaron deS-
de Kirkwall y DUncanshy y
pronto salieron a combatirloS
los britanicos, poniendolos en-
fuga. Durante la manana los a.
viones "nazis" realizaron dos
vuelos, siendo rechazados por
las baterias antiaereas. Las Sc
males de alarma Sc dleron en- To-
dos los sitios por donde pas6 IA
aviaci6n del enemigo.
En- Ell p~arlamento crece la in
dignacion por la frecuencia de
los ataques alemanes y la apa-
rente insuficiencia de la avia-
ci6n inglesa. Ell comandante
Attlee, jefe de la minoria labo-
rista, atac6 aver al gobierno de-
mandando explique como les
submarines lograron hUndir e.
Royal COAX, con perdida de 80
hombre, cuando ell barco Sc ha-
llaba preparado para impedir
cue los torpedos lie tocaran,, y
como los alemanes, en- pleno dia,
pudieron llegar el lunes al Firth
of Forth, en- Escocia.
81 ell NAL no Sc remedia, espe-
rase un violento debate politico.
La gaceta., 1939-10-19

pOr Ell barco americana.
Muchos de los casos son dc
fractures graves que requiaren
la mayor atenci6n possible.
UnO de los menSajes mas i'm
%portantes de aver, dice: Por 10
menos % de los i,slonados en-
grave estado. Paul Johnson, an
camarero, perdido en- Ell mar.
Operation de APPENDICITIS hecha
en- Henry Heismoth, en- medic
del temporal. Urgentemente ne.
csitamos sOcorrOs m6dicoS POI
medic de un guardacostas'.
Entire los pasajeros del Hard
ing figuran Paul Van iceland
exprimer ministro de B6lgica /;
ell ecOnOmista ingleS Condliffe
y otras personalidades.
La gaceta., 1939-10-19
Tres barcos y mas de 30Ohombres ADRIAN
en- Tampa I'm curse de instruction
Los marineros viviran en- los barcos

Tendra la escuela de marine
ros un personal de $50 oficiales,
Instructors Y ayudantes y un
total de 375 discipulos. Ademas
habra otros 125 hombres reel
biendo instruction en- los guar
dacostas.
Uno de los buques 10 es Ell "a
merican Seaman, de 1000 to-
neladas, que antes Sc dedica-
ba al transporte de carga.
Vienen en- este barco so of
ciales e instructors y 250 estu-
diantes, todos muchachos del
CCC. Llegaron con Ell vapor, ell
buque de vela Jose Conrad V
un guardacostas de escolta.
Mandara la estaci6n de Tam
pa ell teniente comandante w.
w. Kenner.
La gaceta., 1939-10-19

- Cuando hay otro tren pa
ra Barcelona, senior?
-Ahora, EN- seguida dentro
de dieZ minutoS-repuso el due
no del hotel.
isl, a las Ocho y veinte!-
ahadi6 la mujer, que habia en-
trade con su marido y Borgo-
ma en- ell eScritorio.
FL diplomatico salud6 leve-
mente y Sc march6.
Iba convencido.
iva no eStaban!
lie habian burlado Y lie ha-
bian vencido!."
Baj6 hasta la eStaci6n, conte-
niendo a duras penas su furiG
internal.
Jadeaba.
Cuando tom6 d billete para
La gaceta., 1939-10-19

ella aqui de Maria, completes,
"a eStancia de un nino y un anna
SEGA, y varios almuerzoS y conf
das del comandante...
Y, debajo de la fecha, de hoy,
desde luego, % de noviembre,
el sello de pagado, de traves.,.
ST ell senior no esta conven-
edo y quiere visitar las habita.
clones que han tenido esos Sc
noreS...
Isidoro comprendi6 que daba
golpes en- ell vacio.
Era inGtill
mo, muchas gracias !-di-
jo conteniendo un gran suspiyc
EStoy convencido.
Y reafirmandose el gaban,
que cast lie colgaba de los hon.
bros por su nerviosidad de mo.
mentos anteS, inquiri6 adn:
La gaceta., 1939-10-19

bia mentido; aqui estaban los
traidores, los infames..
Y el no los pudo e%ncontrar.
el no Sc vic frente a frente de
los miserables, por un POGO de
TEMPO, por diez o doce segun-
dos solamente..
iQue sarcasmo!,.
iQue sarcaSmo!..
JQue haria ahora?.,.
GIba q empezar la peregrina.
ci6n triStisima Y ridicula a 10
largo de Barcelona otra vez?...
An, ahora Sc asombraba ic
no haber caido cuando ley6 10
carta carcelaria reexpedida des-
de Madrid por Maria de la Cruz
de que dQgel official del ej6rcito.
al que aludia 81 an6nimo, era Nj
guel de Guzman!...
La gaceta., 1939-10-19

rrumpi6 Borgoha, con un brillo
de esperanto en- los ojos.
Pero lIev6se una nueva decep
zion, escuchando al hombre. que
'e decia:
No, senior! va no esta!
Hace Una bora cue Sc han lie
yado TODD el equipaje.
- Ad6nde?-insisti6 Ell d.
piomatico, con un dltimo deste-
IIo de esperanto.
! para demostrar a su inter
.ocu'or que estaba dispuesto a
pagar aunque fuera a peso de O.
70 eI informe, lie alarg6 cinco
ouros' que el conserje cogi6 con
immense asombro, al tempo que
Tenga, tome listed esa
pr0pinita! IA yer 81 puede US.
'Vu oeelrme ad6nde ha sido lie.
49,
La gaceta., 1939-10-19

NADIA, tendran que realizarlo So
bre la superficie, con las torres
a la vista y enarbolando la ban
dera del pals que representa-.
La salida deberan realiZarla EN-
la misma forma.
Debese la proclama a la fire.
cuencia con que han sido vistos
submarines frente a las costas
americans, especialmente en-
Florida, Maine y Alaska.
Los beligerantes mencionados
son: Francia, Alemania, RENO
Undo, India, Australia, Cana
da, Nueva Zelandia, la Union
de Africa del Sur y Polonia.
La gaceta., 1939-10-19
N1seoriano Manteiga, Editor
description semanal: 20 ct1
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeEefono Y 1892
A MERICA UTILIZA 81
FUERZA MORAL EN- FAVOR
DE LOS PUEBLOS ESCAN.
DINAVOS

Washington, Oct. l9-Las q
repdblicaS de America, a petl :
ci6n de la Argentina, iniciarcl
aver un movimiento de apoyo
moral a los paises escandinaVos
Y con ell fin de conservar la paz
en- ell Baltico.
Ell presidente Roosevelt, jun
to con los jefes de Estado de les
republicas americans, envi6 a.
yer al rey Gustabo, de Suecia,
un despacho redactado en- est0s
terminus: Bajo las circunstan-
cias que existen este gobierno
Sc une a los gobiernos de las O.
traS republicas de America en-
expreSar su apoyo a los princi-
pics de neutralidad y Orden 5a-
10 la ley por las cuales las naciO
mes Representatives en- la confe-
rencia de Estokolmo, a traves
de su historic, han tornado STEM
pre- una posici6n consistente. No
quiso ell secretario de Estado
Hull explicar la Erase "bajo las
CIRCUMSTANCES que existen," pc
70 Sc interpreta como que Sc re.
fiere a la tension entire Russia y
Finlandia.
La gaceta., 1939-10-19

Lego aver a Tampa Ell Sr. L.
NJ. Van Wrinkle, Official de la es-
cuela de marineros que comen
cara, dentro de pocas semanas,
un curse de instruction en- esta
ciudad.
Por orden del gobierno, tres
barcos, con mas de 300 hombres
saldra ell dia l. de noviembre de
New York, con rUmbo a esta cip
dad.
La escuela tendra sus cuarte.
les de terra en- la estaci6n lie
cuarentena de la peninsula n
terbay.
Ell servicio de salubridad de-
gobierno de los Estados Unidos
construira nuevos edificios en-
la iSla Davis.
La gaceta., 1939-10-19

Barcelona, dej6 caer un duro SO
bre la loseta de la taquilla con
tai frerza, que falt6 POGO para
que la moneda Sc partiera en-
dos pedazos.
FL taquillero lie miro. pensan-
do:
-iQue ito bruto!. .
Isidoro sali6 de nuevo a los
andenes.
No habia nadie.
La luna seguia iluminando 81
paisaje candida, y el viento, un
viento glacial, silbaba en- las ra-
mas de los pinos y en- los alam-
breS del TELEGRAPH.
Borgona comenz6 a pasearse
lentamente.
iAh, Dios L..
iQu6 sarcaSmol...
No, aquella muier ne lie ha-
La gaceta., 1939-10-19
LA GACETA

El peri6dico en- idiomA Espahcl
de mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1939-10-19
Ell HURACAN d LIE
STONES Y HERIDAS ABOR-
DO DEL VAPOR PRESIDEN-
TIE HARDING
DiceSe que 20 de los Heridos
eStdn en- Craze eStddO.


New York, oct, 49.-Las no.
ticias que sc tienen del vapor
"Presidente Harding, comba-
lido en- Ell mar por los tempora-
les, revelan que ha nsufrido le-
stones y heridas As pasajeros y
% miembros de la tripulaci6n.
Trae ell vapor 597 p~asajeros.
lao mas de su capacidad nor
NAL, entire ellOs los tripulantes
del vapor de carga ingles Her
onspool", recOgidos en- ell mar
La gaceta., 1939-10-19
Folletin No. AIT
La Gaceta
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE


nuevamente.
mo, no estaban!
Use 10 iba diciendo el cora
z6n!...
FL dueno del hotel lie invite a
entrar en- un despachito, una e3-
pecie de cabina encristalada,
que lie servia de despacho, y ie
mostr6 el talon de la factura ex-
tendida a nombre de Miguel,
que ascendia a mil quinientas y
pico de pesetas.
FL d~iplomatico pudo yer el de
tale.
Fran varios los dias de estan-
La gaceta., 1939-10-19

De nuevo en- Barcelona. la
nerviosidad y el odio y aoleIla
especie de yeneno del inferno
que lie habia inyectado en- sus
venas la TRACTION sin nombro
Ianz6 al diplomatico a recorre.
.rno por uno todos los hoteIes de
la gran ciudad.
va cerca de las diez, en- 81 O.
rient eneontr6 0 crey6 encon.
trar la pista de les viles.
I'll Don Miguel de Guzmapo
lie dijo el conserje- ST. s,-
nor.
IAh!.., lEsta aquii-ipte.
La gaceta., 1939-10-19
iAh, ell m~iSerable!...

iPero 6l sabria yengarse de-.
cobarde y del traidor a la vez
que de la vii t..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
AFTER DARK
ReUelry In The Night Spots
By Russ J. Cowans

Plantation will he increased in size
when IL reopens in September /.
The niiery will also be removed
from Hotel Norwood 10 the Annex
Getting pretty close 10 my
lodging The grapevine brings
the report that Mae Larkin is dead
Mae made spot In Detroit
night spot frequenters' hearts
when she was AT the now defunct
MIDI club back in 1888
Earl Walton Is anticipating a
tremendous increase in business
during the week the Shriners in
wade the Motor City This will
be during August Bob Hollo-
way has made the Lark club one
OF the smartest spots in the city
Claudia Frazier is back home
from the hospital following an op-
Grafton on her arm the limb
had a peculiar knack OF jumping
out OF socket =.
Frequenters ~ the Coy Corner
arc loud in their praise OF Walter
Green the dance artist Many
are Of the opinion he is a second
Bill Robinson which Is equiv
alcnt 10 saying he Is just about
tops Charles Nay. manager OF
the Cory Corner. said this week
the weekly Thursday afternoon
cocktail affairs have been discon-
finued until the last week in Au-
gust SO he will use this time
for clubs and private parties {.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Paul Robson To Star
In John Henry Next

NEW YORK -. (ANP) - Paul
Robson. top ranking concert star,
will return 10 the stage next sea-
son as star OF the Roark- Brad
ford Jacques Wolfe musical drama,
John Henry
This announcement was Issued
this week by the Broadway pro-
Queer. Sam Byrd as Robson sailed
for Europe 10 fulfill film con-
tract
Absent from the American scene
for two wears. Robson returned
70 New York TWO weeks ago 70
mi a summer theatre engagement
In The Emperor Jones one OF
his greatest triumphs. He has
spent the past years In stage film
and concert work IN Europe
Under current plans John Hen
rs" viii 60 into rehearsal 10 Sep
mber and make short road
our before arriving on Broadway
Tor rs bid for fame. John Hen
rv' al one time enjoyed huge ra-
dio success and for some time a
search has been made FOR an actor
10 fll The role Robeson's return
TO the states was opportune and he
was selected without any opposi-
ton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Buck and Bubbles, Comedy Team,
Headed for Earl Carroll New Show

NEW YORK-Buck and Bubbles.
the sensational Song and comic
team now appearing at the Cadil-
la cafe in Philadelphia. may ap-
pear at Earl CAROLS next Broad
way show. scheduled for this fall.
Buck and Bubbles are not new
10 Broadway. having played In the
Scandals and also Flo ziegfelds
Follies at various times. They
also rate with the top acts play
Ing the presentation and vaude-
VILE houses on Broadway.
While playing the Cadillac In
Philadelphia. the team will broad
cast nightly. $50 10 10 over sta
ton w1P. Bubbles will present
TAG-Buck and bubbles headed 10
his famous taps on the air. while
Buck will play the piano and chip
in with wise cracks. The two will
team up in vocal duet TO close
what calculates. 10 be one Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Gossip Of The Movie Lots

HoLLYwooD5Ihs return Of Harry PoDsiu executive pro
the Circuit covered BY the scorsd cast pictures to
wheels motion again Million Dollar studio He had wired
eight for 1882 until his return
Ss s'ic % his
Sack kept the machinery novns the home Sniss
visor have been waiting like the starting for
Hattie MsDan!sl: The LIE colonel Young with cast
Cooper and the rest OF the list that to follow In rapid sue
REMEMBERED INCIDENTS In PAST PICTURES
When lion tried to run between Spencer Bells legs on the old
the name and rode him around and around lot
po snten ned TO turn the also badly animal s 0os
Feteht into exciting food destruc
cutting moor The dance frenzy scene moonlight grove with
couples in MGM Operator Il that also GU, the
f sd o % Hss 5 oEd wwhsn s ss
ss rosot orders and tore $4,000 piano priced heirloom in
following you oil Kolum is
3 old this and has interesting memories stored
noTISw v s'S THREE FAMOUS WIVES
Special medals should three wives famous
coored movie stars who deserve credit ever three women ever
their npmsets rather than seeking The mssh. themselves
Of their success the fact that their faithful mates have been
upward strugsles and attend the thousand and
% presenting his 10 the public In each case haband and
@ To iSn Se snS
put earnings good security
clothes s.utfuy yet y't'srs are as
II they high salaried
celebrities Meanwhile movie
and the high speed with hve marri
still a miracle.
SHORT SHOTS
Madam Suite old Hollywood will
her big break this there
her
his usual excellent Coumbas Golden
Boy the father Of the accidentally killed" pzehgher
nonba and in George Randos Midnight Shadows The
and 'rs % %
othy her
pictures until September The
beauty OF Beantowns oe has wait the
damages being knocked bicycle by
motorst:Reginad
appearance
conjunction with School" They
received with the greatest acclaim New York Washington Bal
tmore Norfolk News other cities of by
reception by the OF Richmond Va.
Brewer Hudson discovery the field
before Ebell fall
colored who location in Paramouns 1.-THE
Failed this picture
the sagesClsrence Muse Bill Robinson Clinton
mond Ernest Whitman have all invested their earnings In
pleasure Carpenter
Hollywood through his
modern for the "Mikado which for
the FL Captain theatre The Hollywood version OF
oneSpencer williams engineer
OF Terry OBen
Ievinsky" Johnny Downs the gangseboss in
Spencer the guided
colored attache the
Be Free" still playing the Gray
destined nearing that OF Run Little
Lincoln theatre giving special matinee
for the city Davis
Victory anxious that
what he calls sermon the screen Emerson SCOTS hand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Movie Battle Lands In
Court About Race Film

81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dol
lar Production. makers OF hlm;
starring colored actors and ac-
tresses, may find itself faced with
damage suit II plans OF Milton
and Isadore Borowsky, operators OF
he Rex theatre here. materialize.
Also facing a similar suit Will
Morris Wax, owner OF the Royal
I'd Pearl theatres. The court fight
VIII be the elimination OF battle
,yer bookings OF films by Million
DOLLAR Productions.
Served Injunction
The Borowskys were denied an
Injunction last week 10 prevent the
Pearl from showing Gang smash
ers." made by Million Dollar Pro-
ductions. Judge Stautfer L. Oliver
indicated. however, that he felt the
Borowskys had just claim He
said he was refusing the restrainer
only because he thought Wax an
innocent third party and he did
nj want 10 injure him. Damage
suit against Million Dollar Produc-
llOut WIS ruSNtcirH 40 wv " ~ t'~N'
Isadore B-owsky declared that
ne bought second-run rights 10 all
pictures six month ago, before any
OF the flms were even completed
Since then three have been made.
waxs Royal getting them on first
run.
Borowsky said he had left dates
for hooking them following the
Royal showing. when he suddenly
discovered the Pearl. block away,
advertising Gang Smashers.' II
was on the morning the picture
was TO open at the Pearl that Bor-
owsvs SOUGHT the injunction.
Million Dollar Productions claims
its contract with the Rex was not
binding because II was not counter
signed BY home Office officials.
The signature was made by the dis
trict manager.
Dispute between the Borrow
skvs and wax is the result OF q
long feud. Both cater 70 colored
patronage and recently have been
running = price war.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
200 Negroes Get Pink
Slips With Others on
The Theatre Project

NEW YORK-(ANPl- Two hun
dred Negro theatre workers on n.
Federal theatre project wv.
among those unfortunate $500 VII,
received pink slips Of dlsmisml'
this past week.
The Federal Arts council 'hrourh
It's Negro Arts committee register
ed strong protest Of discrimirs-
ton. but federal officials declared
there were not evidences OF dis
elimination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15

which Is so fortunate as TO have
Alton Redd. "the brown Paul White
man" as drummer Is leaving the
Paradise cafe TO open at new Onyx
club on Highland In Hollywood.
Most OF the chorus girls are also
transferring. while a new bunch
will enter the Paradise.
REPUBLIC TO FILM
AMOB FURY"
Production At Republic studios
Is going full blast. with four pic
lures currently in work. Gene
Autry's biggest musical western 10
date, I'm Old Monterey. heads the
list OF films.
MOB FURY" the feature flm
currently before the cameras.
boast a cast that includes Rochelle
Hudson. Barry Mackay. Cliff Ed
wards. Ralph Morgan, Arthur Loft.
George Barber. John wray. and
Robert Romans. John II. Auer Is
associate producer and director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15

best programs OF the air.
When the team opened AT tho
Cadillac cafe many celebrities OF
the stage and screen attended the
premier. In the group OF guest
artists were stars from Broadway
and Hollywood who have long adj
mired the famous team.
Should the team accept the Of
fer 10 appear with Carroll. they
viii come direct 10 New York
from PHILADELPHIA TO rehearse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15

The Pleasure Snatchers club
were the guests of Mrs. Marie Nit
chel Al the Coy Corner last week
those in the party were: Eve
lyn Williams. president Lena Gas
Kill. secretary: Beunos Blocker,
treasurer Elizabeth Austin. Lii
liam Hunter. Beatrice Richardson,
Marbell Benton and Lois Edwards
Well June Richmond is COM
ing TO town with Andy Kirk and
his orchestra Another OF the
Studio attractions and will be
al the Graysione ballroom
The latest reports are that Club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Louis : Galento Film
At Open-Air- Theatre

The Drive-In- Theatre, Detroit's
open air automobile theatre, brings
TO its huge screen the Joe louis
Tony Galento fight films for a
four-day run. starting Sunday,
16. The feature attraction is THE
Story OF Vernon and Irene Castle"
starring Ginger Rodgers and Fred
Astaire.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Classified


Your Lucky Numbers and Lucky
Days revealed In your BIrthdate,
through Numerology Science OF
Numbers developed by Pythagoras
In 900 &c. For information see
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Lou Swarze
Goes To Town !
Big Apple
Startles Blase
New Workers In
Characterization.

NEW YORK-Miss Lon c.
dramatic star and zone. wan. 1
show artist who will he ssea \.
her startling characteriza,,o,a
Town Hall on July %. is rs,ss
one OF Americas greatest SOLO ' :. Y
fists. wv "
An undoubted genius IN nor q,
en field OF dramatics. she bs. ~, ~,
OF the largest assortment ~ ,.'
tunes ever owned by an ac,,..1
Ranging from tattered ravs ,or -.
tramp act. TO the expensl,.,,
elaborate. authentic renrodre,.1
OF a court ballroom dress =, ~.
18th century. she is compelled n
carry six trunks with her Wis.,
on tour.
Designed Costumes
All her costumes were de.I.,.
by her after an exhaustive ~
OF the history OF each charse,,l
she plays. All are worn with u
enviable fare and her quick chang,
are effected by skilled wardroA.
mistress who has been with b,'
for a number OF years.
Her hobby of stage is clothes ana
more clothes and she has VA
drobe which many p hlrher n,la
artist might we'll envy.
She is compelled TO carry som,
OF her street and drawing roor,
apparel with her for she Il M
quently invited 10 attend A recss.
ton in her honor and she mu,l
wear clothes betting The occ,l
sion. Her appearance on stage /,
as appealing as on the stage.