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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-19

Inspector Mackenzie, portrayed by
Dudley Digges, with a clue which
finally leads to he door of the
Amateur Craftsman.
Most of the action of "Raffles"
takes place on the beautiful coun-
try estate of Lady Melrose, an &C.
centric dowager noted for her biz
ARE parties and her brilliant col
lection of jewels. Prior to the big
Jewel robbery, which provides
"Raffles" with a smash climax,
the picture focuses on a real crick-
ct match in which David Niven
proves himself an expert at the
game. Two cricket coaches and a
great supply of uniforms, equip
ment and paraphernalia were
Drought from England for the
cricket sequences, and every
known player in the picture colony
"a mustered for a part in the
famous English game at its best.
Special blue prints of a cricket
field YER shipped from England
and Goldwyn set builders did the
job of laying out an honest-to-good-
ness field. Although HOLLYWOOD
boasts several cricket fields, in the
interest of tccuracy and anthem
ITCHY, it was thought best to
follow this procedure.
On same program:
''Snowman's Land" Cartoon, Chap
ter No. a." THE SHADOW" and
World News
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-19
ROYAL TO SHOW
NUPTIAL COMEDY
He Married His Wife Stars
Joel McCrea And Nancy
Kelly Monday

With Playwright Sam HEIR" an
and Author John O'Hara collab> at
ing with seasoned Scenarists OAR
rel Ware and Lynn Startling on the
screen play of Goth Century-Fo'x
new light comedy, HE Married His
Wife," Wilmington seemingly has
a fine bit of entertainment in store
for Monday when the picture will
open at the Royal theatre.
Joel McCrea and Nancy Kelly
are co-starred in the film, and their
roles r said to be completely diff
ferent from those which brought
them both to screen fame. Both
won their laurels in highly dra-
matte roles and their casting in a
rollicking comedy is considered
highly unusual in Hollywood cir
cles.
Other favorite names are includ-
ed in the cast and fans will well
come the latest appearances Of Ro-
land Young, Mary Boland and c.
IA Romero. Also featured
Mary Healy, Lyle Talbot, Elisha
Cook, Jr., and Barnett Parker.
Zanuck selected as director of
He Married His Wife," Roy Del
Ruth, master of the light touch,
well known for his work on Sonia
Henie's first pictures.
The original story by Erna Lag
arus and Scott Darling is a gay, in
formal tale which opens on a scene
between Joel and Nancy, celebrat-
ing the first anniversary of their
divorce. Joel, who is liable for a
phenomenal amount of alimony, is
a bit behind in his latest payment
and Nancy Immediately has h m
jailed. She does this not out of a
vindictive spirit, however, but be-
cause she still loves him and wants
to bring Joel to his senses if posi-
BILE. It was his passion for horses
and horse racing that caused the
divorce and it is this same passion
that is keeping them apart and de-
laying his payments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-19
Fugitive At Large
Shows Here Wednesday

Based upon the dangerous con-
sequences Of mistaken identity,
Columbia's Fugitive At Large"
with Jack Holt playing a dual stel-
lar role promises to reveal an in
genious and absorbing melodrama
when it opens at the Bijou theatre
on Wednesday. The film has al
ready been acclaimed as Hollis best,
not only because Of it's enthralling
story, but also because the out
standing supporting cast features
such personalities as Patricia Ellis,
Stanley Fields and Quinn (Big
Boy) Williams
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-19
Neu Gene Autry Film
Open Here On Friday

The announcement of a new
Gene A.utry picture is occasion for
real celebration among the Autry
fans. The Bijou theatre has sched-
lued .Autry's latest, "Gaucho Sere-
made" for a run of two days start
ing Friday, and local enthusiasts
are due for a real entertainment
thrill,
The story deals with Gene and
Frog and their efforts to aid the
cause of a little English boy who
is being used as pawn by a gang
of crooks who are trying to pre-
vent his father from giving testi-
mOny which would result in their
conviction for fraud.
The program also includes the
final chapter of Overland With
Kit Carson and the first chapter
Of Flash Gordon Conquering the
Universe with Larry Buster
Crabbe as Flash Gordon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-19
HILARIOUS film
WILL SHOW HERE
MARTHA Raye And Charlie
'' puooles Starred In The
farmers Daughter

-Ao Raye Charlie Rug
Narata NJ Hollywood's front-rank
sles, W. o+ers head the cast
hug1.ganount's THE Farmers
Of palS which is slated to open
Dau Sgsasdav at the Royal Theatre.
Veans'4 two such zanies in the top
WI" tho film settles down to
roles, laughs, and its success
accv aat direction is indicated by
in tn sm,sual story angles. Charlie
The Roadway producer with a
Is for his new production, who
ba ,es two % conditions to the sum of
money NONE needed
a, vn angel insists that Charlie
inc ex.Iove, and keep the show
star a. New York for three months.
gu 1;e agrees, and sets out with
en- caSI company for an unsuspecting
hs which suddenly blossoms out
9af1' a balcony and orchestra.
S1 .+r,,de Michael, as the ex-love
us difficult to handle, and
g2ssrIie assigns Richard Denning,
Cnal 1aoding man, to soothe her.
Ms in the title role, has al
Nd set her cap for Denning.
1 Hssssrsels proceed in anything
t nt+'' smooth style. Press Agent
T uGi Frawley has to keep a
n+51I laywright happy by inn
s.a Broadway noises, scents;
g.r4rnde discovers her boy friend
VIZ us+ eIoped, and Martha, who has
L Iaft = trail of accident behind her
t low since she broke the doctors
s sosctacles at her own birth, COM
nits ink after jinx.
Nm opening night, Gertrude de-
..rts the troupe, pursuing her flee
;sa friend on his honeymoon. With
. u Multitude of misgivings, Charlie
a Martha to try the leading
role in the production.
Martba's awkwardness. mistak-
Nv the audience for meant comedy
effect, makes a smash hit OF the
chow, and, with Gertrude out of his
mav. the arms of Denning are open
10 her. to-
both sweet and swing songs in
The Farmers Daughter" jean
il With the Light Brown Hair
Gets smooth treatment, while a
new tune, jungle Jingle" finds
Martha really sending"
On the same program Spotlight,
Bill Of Rights" Technicolor short
and Dangerous Dan McFoo"
Cartoon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
- XOC1ETY NEWS =
Delightful Meeting
V Sans SOuG Club

On Tuesday afternoon the Sans
Souc' Literary club met with Mrs.
+. (. Nanny in her home on Burwell
avenue. The living room was very
CHEEKY with an open fire and softly
glowing lights.
During 4 short business session
presided over by the president Mrs.
S. E. Jennette, the program COM
mittee consisting of Mrs. ". W.
Parker, Jr,, Mrs. }. L. Wcstcr end
Mrs. Fl. L. Candle., was appointed
10 work up the years program of
study for the next club wear,
All the club members, Mrs. F. M.
Barnh: =, Mrs. w. H. Blacknall
Mrs. fl. L. Gambler. Mrs W. NJ.
Coffin, Mrs. c. S. Dodd, MIS-. S.
E. Jennette, Mrs. r. S. Johnson, Mrs.
=. \. I.atta, Mrs j. c. Mann, Mrs.
d. i. McDuffie, Mrs. H. A Newell,
Mrs. ". ". Parker, Jr., Mrs. r. c.
". RadGord, Mrs. J. L. Westor, Mrs.
4. G. Young, and enc visitor. Mrs.
Potts, were present to cniov the
hospitality OF the hostess and the
very interesting program of the af-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14

Parents, teachers, girls and boys,
and wi who Hrc interested in the
welfare of girls and boys, will want
to see the travelling collection of chill
dren's books at the II. Leslie Perry
Memorial Library this week. The OK
hibit is sent to the local library and
to other libraries in the state by the
North Carolina Library Commission
IN Raleigh. The books are lent 10 the
library commission by various pub
fishers Of the best books FOR children.
Included in the collection are books
for small children, middlc-sizcd chill
dren, and older girls and boys. Pic
ture books, music books, books on
vocational guidance, fairy stories,
poetry, stories of girls and boys. bio
graphy, and other subjects make the
collection one Of varied interest This
exhibit came to Henderson from the
Warren County Memorial Library in
WarrentOn. and at the end Of this
week will go to the public library in
Oxford. These books are not to be
borrowed, but may be read and eX-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
PATTERN 9236

What a pretty picture this proud
little fisherWoman makes as she
poses in her crisp new sun-dreSs.
The "StarfiSh gazer" wears jump
er version of the same adorable
style. Marian Martins Pattern 1886.
Mother will appreciate its easy cut
ting and sewing. The jumper is high
cut at the sides for neat fit. See how
the straps are set slantWise to stay
up where they belong. Use ric-rac
or ruffle-trim, and you might put
gay lacingS or buttoning down the
front. The perky-Sleeved blouse Is
sweet with a rounded collar or a
Stand-up ruffle.
Pattern 1886 may be ordered only
in children'S sizes t. 6. 8. 10 and II
Size 6. SundreSs. requires | 1-8 wards
So inch fabric and 81 yard ruffling
jumper. l 7-8 yards 80 inch fabric
and blouse. ga yard contrast.
/ Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
i for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern
Be sure to write plainly your SIZE
NAME. ADDRESS, and STYLE
| NUMBER.
! Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department
232 w. 18th St New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
MUSICAL PROGRAM
HAD BY ROTA2|AN2
Mixed Quartette anc Club
Singing Enjoyed by Civic
Body Tuesday

The Rotary club, in its regular
meeting Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock at the Vance hotel. enjoyed
| musical program that included a
nived cuartette and club singing
R. j. Jones, president of the club,
was in charge of the program.
Several selections by a mixed
ruartette, composed of Mrs. n. ID
holloway. Mrs. c. P. SeIlarS, R. J.
ZONES and Wilbur Dozier. were en-
loved, with the club joining on
club songs.
President Jones announced that
,eyt Tuesday evening, DR.. Gill. Of
Wake Forest. will appear before
he club, speaking on the foreign
ituation. Dr. Gill is considered one
# the most informed men in thi
.ection on the foreign question, and
the members keenly look forward
his appearance. Members desirin"
20 bring their wives TO the next
meeting may Go SO by contracting
F. F. Shaw, secretary Of the club.
Lansing Mitchell, of Charlotte,
was crest Of Sam Peace, Jr at
'hr meeting.
The Rotarians extended 4 hearty
welcome to d. A. d. Gregg, mem
rer Of the organization, who has
been absent for several months. dui
to iniuri"~ tanned in an auto
mobile accident.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14

ternoon on the subject, ''Santc Fee
and Texas.
The lirst paper was by Mrs. w, M.
Coffin on annexation OF Texas"
and The Sante Fc Trail This was
very informative discussion Of
those phases of western history.
Then the second topic for the after
noon was Seekers after Buried
Treasures, which was quite charm
ingly presented by Mrs. c. S. Dodd.
Mrs. Dodd used "Coronado's Child
rem" as the source of her many tales
Of the fruitless search for gold. Mrs.
H. A. Newell presented the last
subject, The Last Frontier, in a
most comprehensive manner.
After the program Mrs. Nanny in
Vted her guests into the dining
room where red lighted candles and
Valentine figurines beautifully car
ried out the idea of Valentine Day.
Assisted by Mrs. Thomas Horner,
Mrs. Nanny served delicious Rus
sian tea, hcart-shaped sandwiches,
stuffed eggs, pickles, Valentine
cakes. and mintS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Sophomores Give
Their Glass Play

The sophomore class OF Hender-
son high school will present the an
nual class play in the school audi
forum Thursday evening. at {
O'Clock. with the Dark House, !;
mystery play written by Wal
Spence. being given.
Miss Shannon Morton and FREQ
Fitzpatrick. the class sponsors, along
with Mrs. J. Y. Paris and Mr.. Ran
d0lph. all members of the higt
school faculty. have worked yer,
hard over the play, and it is eN-
pccted TO be d great success
Characters in the play include tn
following: Bates. Carl Brown, a vor
dignified butler: Mrs. Hunt, Mari
Leeg, the houSekeeper who gets
very nervous over full moon
Benedict Hazard, Randolph Mills
the late Miss Chambers legal ad-
visor and friend: Leda 1vans. Jean
Gambler, a young girl who is a
relative Of Glenn Chandler and is
after his money: Charles IvanS, Dick
Wall, brother of Leda whom every
, one suspected of murder; Matllka
Pink. 10 Newell, an old-fashioned
! girl who falls in love with Pro-
lessor Scallop: Professor Scallop
Thomas Faulkner, who fails in love
with Matilda Pink; Grace Gordon
Tackie Wester. who loves Glenn
Chandler (Who isn't in love with
herr; Glenn Chandler, NJ. w. Wes-
ter. who is in love with Leda
Swannee, Betsy Langston. very
superstitious colored cook who
worked for the late Miss Chandler
Inspector Mallory, Billy Slack, wht
thinks he knows everything: Flynn
Ray Goodrich. Inspector Malloy's
assistant: Orville, Arthur Webb.
Following Miss Chambers death
her executor summoned all hen
relatives and friends to hear the
reading of her will. That night 6
character was murdered. and the
money was stolen from the secre'
hiding place. which was known only
70 Bates. Mr.. Hazard, and Glenn
After the Inspector arrived first one
person and then another was sus-
pected. In a short time the professor
disappeared. =,
The play is said to be very thrill
inc, with an unsupported endlng
The public is cordially invited tc
attend the performance THURSDAY
evening.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Jersey Cattle
Breeders Meet

College Station, Raleigh, Feb. IA
The annual business meeting o.
the North Carolina Jersey Cattl'
Club will be held in Burlington
Thursday, February %, John A
Arey. extension dairyman at State
college, announced today.
Purpose of the meeting, the
State college specialist explained
is to discuss problems affecting the
Jersey breed and to hear reports OF
progress made over the nation. Also,
the breeders will make plans Tor
their annual state sale, which is held
each fall.
J. w. Bason, farm agent of Ala
nance county, and A. M. Garriss,
assistant farm agent, are in charge
IF arranging the program. The
Meeting will start at 10 a, m. and
ill 10 hold in the Alamance hotel
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
DR.: Noel Speaker At
Woman s TuesdayClub

Mrs. J. G.. Cooper, Mrs. A. j. Davis,
Mrs. j. III. Peace, Mrs. S. I. Peace,
Mrs. |. W. Hughes, Mrs. vi. +. Lcgg,
Mrs. E. F. Farham, Mrs. w. 3. Par
ham, Mrs. Henry Perry, Mrs. Leslie
Perry, Mrs. George A. Rose, Mis-
W. 3. Waddill, Mrs. Kate Watkins,
and Mrs. Sam Watkins. Invited guests
included: Mrs. w. w. Noel, Mrs. H
Hartweii Bass, il. and Mrs. Paul A,
Cow, OF Butte, Montana, Mrs. Bad
ger Burroughs, Mrs. l.. D. Wall, Mrs
Tom Pittman, house guest Of Mrs
A. J. Davis, Mrs. John Hazelhurst
Mrs. j. Y. Paris, and Miss Kate Fur
man.
Mrs. Watkins invited her guests
into the dining rooms, where ar
engagements Of red tulips were placed
Delicious refreshments appropriate
for Valentines Day were served to
the guests.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT

with Miss Gcnevieve Duke.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Pulley visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Frank Hight Fri
day night.
Misses Josephine and Marie Pulley
and Miss Thclma IIedgepcth visited
Misses Christine and Majoric Dick
crson Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Prcvctt OF
Henderson spent the Weekend with
Mrs. III. 3. Pulley.
Miss Evelyn Williamson is spend
! ing the week with MIS-. y. (. Hedge
peth.
| MI. and Mrs. Walter Harris and
son were guests Ul Airs. II. l.. Black
ley Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and MIS- E. T.. Wells and chill
dren were guests OF Nj. and Mrs
I w. |. HCdgcpeth and family Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Hcdgcpcth and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z.
Ilppett Sunday.
Miss Bernie Parkinson was the
guest OF Miss Lillian Parkinson
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira SimmS visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frank Hight
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mis-. Walter Harris visited
john Frank Hight Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. ana Mir. Leroy Wood Of the
Lyuhanil Read visited Mr.. and Mrs.
| OF.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
WILLIAMSBURG News
BY MRS. S. Z. WILSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Elliott and
children, Claude Franklin and Chris
tine, spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Charlie Tucker.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Williamson Sunday evening were Mr..
and Mrs A. P Hicks and children,
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Stainback and
children and Mrs. Tillman Stainback.
We are glad to know that John
Elliott and children are we'll again
after having been sick with flu.
Leo Elliott, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Elliott, who is in c. c. c. camp
near Lexington, visited his parents
last week
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Wilson Sunday and Monday were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Shanks and Miss
Florence Woody, Mr. and Mrs. I. &.
Shotwell and children, Mary, Graves
and Peggy, Mrs. Thomas Williamson.
Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. Claude
Elliott
We are glad 10 report that S. E.
Wilson is out again after having been
sick with flu and Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Sally Tillotson are able to be
up in their rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Elliott and
children visited Charlie Tippett Fri
day afternoon. Mr.. Tippett has been
quite sick for some time.
Mrs. Softer Owen and children
are out again after having been sick.
Tommy Williams of the Watkins
community and Mrs: Mabel Will
l:ams Campbell of New York City,
visited Mrs. Emma Evans and Mrs.
S. E. Wilson last Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14

A meeting of unusual interest
clmaXcd the study OF South Amer
ica by the Woman's tuesday club
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Kate S. Watkins DR.. W. w.
Noel delighted the members and
guests with an illustrated lecture on
the people Of South America, their
,iabitS, and customs.
Mrs. Henry Perry, chairman Of the
program committee, very gracIously
presented the speaker of the after
noon.
DIR. Noel having lived in South
America for l6 months was we'll
qualified to tell many interesting
things about the country, its climate,
rivers, harborS, and mountains. He
illustrated MS talk with many beauti-
full slides.
Members OF the club present for
the afternoon were: Mrs. B. G. Allen,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Girls Heed "Ruile!-up"

Many girls know whore TO turn
Tor help fer the headaches. nervous
ness, cramp-Iil;" pain "f functional
dysmcnurrhca due TO maInutrition.
For CARDUI has helped them by
stimulating appetite. increasing flow
Of gastric juices and 50 improving
digestion. Thus many arc assisted
to build physical resistance to
periodic distress. Or. CARDUi may
help you if taken few days before
ard during the time" Used by
women for over 80 years. adv.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
VIII Show Movies
OF Episcopal Camp

- .,.go> - Tedo Mecum,
Z. 80. church camp near
.-~..... will be shown at
.. --. . Parish house Friday
@ :. AIRY Is. 1t 8 O'Clock.
E.0= Peoples Service
e.. he Episcopal church IS
..,.-- e movies. \ number
a m.nlc who have attended
., e..os and conventions at
"--. ,..cI~ will appea" in the
... --...E we're taken by Rev.
: Terrence. of Wade Necum and
. ...n
..-.~icuntS OF the EpiSco-
. rro urged to be present
'-- .5 aad offer their support
" ..--e.ce will be present &c
e.. movies and tell about
~~e children as we'll as
, .~go,> are invited. and fol-
.v.-eHt q Mickey Mouse
-. rs >rOv-u.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

If YOU suffer from rheumatic. AZ
thritis or neuritis pain, try this simple
inexpensive home recipe that thous-
ands are using. Get a package Of
Ru-EX Compound today. Mix it with
4 quart of water, add the Juice of 4
. lemons. It's easy. No trouble at all
md pleasant. You need only table
spoonsful two times day. Often
results are obtained
IF the pains do not quickly leave and
# YOU do not feel better, Ru-Ex will
cost you nothing to try as it is sole
5y your druggist under an absolute
guarantee Ru-Ex Com
pound is for sale and recommended
hy Parker'S Drug Store and good
drug stores eVeryWhere.-Adv.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Egypt News
nv MISS TuELMA HEDGEPETH

Friends and relatives of John
Frank Hight will be glad to learn
that he has returned from Duke
hospital where he underwent treat
mcnt.
There have been many cases Of
flu reported here.
Miss Avis Simms entertained a
number Of her friends at party
Thursday night at her home in
Egypt.
Misses Mildred GriSSom and LOr-
raine Ovcrton spent Thursday night
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Collection At Library
Of ChiIdre11:S Books

amincd in the childrcn's room al The
library this week. Already children
who have visited the library have en-
ioyed looking at the exhibit, and the
library staff invites all interested cit
liens OF the city and county to come
to sec the books.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
"'H2ai CaiOmel-And You'll Jump Out Of
0ed IN the Morning Karin TO Go

r.'. Yer should pour out two pints Of
u.. .'. .Hio Jour bowels daily. If this
b. H.. "', owing freely. your food may
I.., 80. /, may Just decay in the bowels.
;s.si 10 E"Ir stomach. You get consti-
be ''.' ieei sour. sunk and the world
;-... ,. those good. cd Carriers Little
'oat-.. ' 10 Xet these two pints OF bile
." T"' 10 make you feel up and
a. ,'..'.. ..I in making bile flow freely.
...-sg.z.. O. Little Liver Pills by name.
-,-35csnly refuse anything else.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14

E,rth of Daughter.
" Mis-. Horace Fuller, OF
Tenn. announce the
-. c.gat pound daughter,
,...". pa February Is, 1910.
...... "a Miss Patty Lou
. Henderson, before her
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
With tine Sick
| DTtinueS Ill.

e Harris, IF Dapney COM
Peg. ,.,5nvc> critically i'll al
. Was said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Detroit Theaters to Present
Festiue Neu Years Eue Shows
Brand New Films,
Stage Fare at Fox
and Michigan
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

II YOU don't have a good time
New Years Eve. YOU cant blame
il on Detroh's theaters for the
managers have all put their heads
together 10 present the very best
attractions CT the market. with
the Fox and Michigan adding stage
fare as well as brand new film
features.
The Cass Will have a special Md
r-i-ir. performance - fffefizafop--
pm" with Eddie Carr and Billy
House heading the long list of per-
formers in this mad revue.
The Fox VIII hold its current
Truth and Consequence radio
program in addition TO the extra
acts. including Al Bernie. Linda
Moody and the Gracelfa Dancers
for final showing al New Years
Eve. while the screen attraction
will be "Hudson's Bay" the dra-
matte chronicle Of the founding Of
a northern empire in the New
ANnrld
Paul NUM- is the star. with Laird
Kregar. Vincent Price Virginia
Field and a large cast. Newcomer
Gene Tierney and handsome John
Sutton provide the romance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

tract at Twentieth Century-Fox
Films, the studio announced today.
johnson. at present assigned as
associate producer of the COM
pany's production of Tobacco
Road" for which he wrote the
screen play. has acted in the dual
capacity on a long line of Twen-
tieth Century-Fox hits including
Jesse James" The Grapes Of
Wrath" and Chad Hanna"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Ten-Act ShOU

The Broadway Capitol WiH
have I0-act stage show With
Herb Straub, popular thedter
maestro, directing the orchestra.
Merle Clark wiH be at the organ
leading the singing, and the fea-
ture TO be shown UiH be NORTH
west Mounted Police" starring
Gary Cooper and Madeleine Car
roll.
"NorthWest Mounted Police"
UiH be featured, too, at the
Fisher, Riviera and Cinderella
theaters. with oil seats reserved,
with organ solos. community
singing, faUors to patrons. Com
ponion feature wiH be "A Night
at Earl CarroRs," starring
Brenda and Cobino. Ken Murray.
At the Madison features WiH
be Strange Cargo" and Homo
lulu" the latter starring Eleanor
PoWeH and Robert Young. Car