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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
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Tobacco Road

ONE OF the most unusual and
eXactinG film parts Of the year
went to a comparative newcomer
when Daryl r. Zanuck chose
Gene Tierney TO play the role of,
Ellie May in Twentieth Century
Fox production of "Toh co
Road" The picture viii start pro-
duction late this month under the
direction OF John Ford from the
screen adaptation by Nunnally
johnson.
This will be Gene Tietney's third
motion picture After She was first
signed several months ago she was
given the feminine lead IN The
Return of Frank james The
success of her work in tins led 10
her assignment 10 the lead with
Paul Mum in 'HudSon'S Bay The
part in Tobacco Road is a pure
acting part and indicates the con-
fidence that Twentieth Century
Fox has in her ability
At the same time II was also
that Ward Fond was
rewarded with the role Of Low
Bensey, the part FIRST created on
the stage by Dean Jaeger With
several important roles in the past
couple of years in John FordS
pictures. Ward Bond was forged TO
the front as top character actor.
The role of Dude Lester went,
TO young William Tracy, the boy
who made his first sensational
screen debut in Brother Rat" and
has since built for himself a
strong film reputation IN every
picture in which he has appeared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Able Helpers

Rounding out a stage shoU
that is quite dioertinq are such
able performers as Al Bernie.
youthful mimic offering his So
tiric Impressions of such ceiebri-
ties-nslC Charles Boyer, James
Stewart. RooseUelt and Wiilkie.
among Others; the Nelson Mari
onettes; Linda Moody, talented
young tap dancer WhirIing
through some new and rhythmic
steps; the Dennis Sisters, a
suing trio that does right by
several solid FOCAL arrange
ments; and the GraceHa froup of
adaRio dancers Who thrill With
some exciting routines. The Fox
orchestra. conducted by Her
sehei Leib. offers a spirited pdtri-
otic overture called "Morchs
Americana"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
On the Trail

The main fault with this Ed
ward Small production, is that
whiie ii offers a familiar tale, It
takes just about tpiee as long TO
tell IL, as an average film story
of the Good Old West" Corson
escapes from an Indian ambush
to the relatively quiet security
of a pioneer outpost. Here he
Is urged by General Fremont to
guide a band of pioneers and a
troop Of soldiers to California.
At first. he refuses, but a pretty
girl makes him change his mind
and the NEXT thing We knoW,
We're oil back on the trail again,
With more Indians. a death trap
and final escape. But this is
not the end. For California
holds eUen more perils and the
picture drdRs on to an exhaust
ing finale.
Lynn Bari is very pretty and
Jon Hall is Uery handsome, but
Dana Andrews as the young
General Fremont contributes the
best acting IN the picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Wonder of 1t All

But the color is only a prelude
10 the Oriental spIendor which
foiiows. In fact. almost TOO
much is grounded into the en-
suing tWo hours and the spec
tator is likely to ieaVe the
theater rubbing his eyes and, be-
wildered, sit down in Grand
Circus Park.
The story, however, is not
overdone. IL is sssentiaiiy a
boiling down of several of the
Arabian Nights Tales. features
from over 80 Of 1hieh, are in
eorporated in this scenario.
Sabu, the little East Indian
star, plays the title role and his
irpish huu,or eonsorts veH With
his impudsatr piHerins tricks.
Justice finally eatchs1up with
hin, and he lands in jail. along
with the young King of Basdad,
who has been betrayed by his
Grand Vixier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Romance Element

After Florence Rice. as the
daughter ola senator who is
Interested in the development OF
t4tt-fand. becomes romantieally
attracted 10 Dix situations de-
velop rapidly Ruthless killings.
gun duclS and a renewal OF the
feud with Jory combine 10 bring
the tale 10 the inevitable happy
ending
\ small role. that Of the sena-
tors son. * we'll handled by
William Henry SseHRF screen now
conner Especially good and anus
inc Is the-Sccno Where he practices
The Spht-Second technique of draw
ing a gun from holster
Andy Clyde in supporting role
supplies the Gomez.
The second feature Snmer-
set Maugham'S dramatic story.
The Letter" starring Bette Davis
and Herbert Marshall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
sHeHsapopPin''
Is Laugh Panic
Cass Gus toners
Howl Over
Nonsense

THROW AWAY your strait
Jackets. let down your hair and
prepare to exercise your guffaw
muscles as you never have before
if you go within laughing distance
of the Cass Theater this week,
because "Hellzapoppin" has finally
arrived in town
This is the Olsen and Johnson
fancy revue which is in its third
wear in New York and has now
blossomed out with second COM
pany which arrived last night and
left a packed house limp with
laughter.
Rotund Billy House and clever
Eddie Carr have the roles which
Olsen and Johnson have in the
New York show, and even, con-
sidering the originators, you
couldn't ask for a more amusing
pair.
This is a show about which we
cannot give you any kind OF
logical report. because nothing
logical has been allowed to touch
it. Before the curtain goes up a
man, apparently customer,
comes down to his seat, takes off
his hat and overcoat and starts
to sing in very bad voice. "A
man in the twelfth row wins a
stepladder. A lady in a box finds
RillV House in her Ian and finally
when it's all over the stage hands
come down and throw you out OF
The theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Plenty of Talent

Despite all the gagging, there's
IA quantity of fine talent. beside
Mr.. Carr and Mr.. House. who arc
a wonderful team The Readinger
Twins are delightful dancers with
"a spirit and grace which We
didn't think came In pairs.
The Oxford Boys stop the show
with their radio appropriations,
Grace and -Nikko are ballroom
burleSquers way above par. the
Murtagh Sisters trio most OF the
cute lyrics and Ben Dova does
that famous lamp post inebriate
act
Ann Pennington didn't show up.
but there are so many talented
and pretty girls in the troupe that
you aren't particularly aware of
the loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
No Indians
In State
Western

BEFORE HE left town yester-
day, Santa Claus deposited a pack
age of reel excitement on the
screen of the Palms-State. Tho
film. Cherokee Strip" is a gun
roaring story of feuding days in
the West with Richard Dix and
Florence Rice as the central char
acters.
A strip of Indian territory in
the old Southwest, where the no
torious Daltons and other infa-
nous outlaws had their hideouts.
is the locale for the story.
No Indians appear, not even a
Cherokee, but there are plenty of
bad hombres and bandits plus n
hero in the guise of a United
States marshal. The action is loud
and. at times. there is tense
drama. Streaked tightening gum
pulling makes for the tenseness.
while an attempted stagecoach
robbery and a gun battle Between
posscmen and outlaws make you
want 10 stuff cotton in your ears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

ping-pong game things happen
back and forth TO further strain
their feeling and even some of
their relations Fred wrecks Jacks
Maxwell Jack steals FredS trio,
Fred hires Rochester, Jacks ia
nous valet. then Jack gets even"
with something and so it goes on
and on far into the seventh reel.
There is brief respite. how
ever, a when Fred's niece. the
knockout Mary Martin. decides to
bring the battle to a halt, no mat
ter how temporary. She applies
for job in a revue Jack is stag
ing and gets the leading role I'M
der as assumed name Jack, not
knowing her to be his enemy's
niece. falls in love with her and
finally she manages to bring the
two together in Miami.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
MarY Takes to Voice

Mary Martin appears as allur-
ing as ever and sings. for the first
time on the screen, the song which
made her famous. my Heart Be-
longs to Daddy as well as a
couple of other tunes which should
equal the fame of her initial vocal.
These are Isn't That Just Like
Love- and do You Know Why?'
Rochester also has a good tune
in Dearest. Darest II" which he
growls at Theresa Harris. who was
his partner in Buck Benny Rides
Again"
Blonde Virginia Dale adds
oomph and Veree Teasdale adds
humor to the. whole affair. al
though we felt somehow, that the
whole thing wasn't quite as funny
as il should be.
The second picture. Exit Car
SON." presents Jon Hall as the
famous Indian scout. this time in
a western" which is as spectacu-
lar as it is tedious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Plenty of Action

Regardless of how familiar the
themes of these western thrillers
are. there is always certain
amount>of enjoyment and pleasure
in seeing them again.We liked the
yarn for its adventure and action
and not because of the plot.
Richard Dix plays the role OF
United States marshal in a boom
town near an Indian reservation
which is about TO be coloniZed by
the government. Victor Jory. the
man who signed an agreement TO
end a family feud with Dix in
Texas. rules the town with his
group Of brigandS, and attempts
TO keep the Cherokee strip from
b0iDq cOlOnIZod Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
All in Nonsense

It's all in nonsense and you
should get a kick out of it.
However. fun is fun and there's
just a little too much of il.
Towards the end, one gets little
impatient because the show is too
long. The eXhilaration of the first
hour starts TO wane and some of
the gags begin to pail.
While everything screWlooSe
that can happen, does, you begin
TO feel a little Ike the man who
lived in the insane asylum and
said. i is really rather dull around
here ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Busy Actor

IAN HUNTER. one of the most
character actors in
Hollywood since Strange Cargo. "
and now appearing in "Zicgfeld
Girl after leading roles in The
Long Voyage Home" and Come
Live With Me" Will step imme-
diately into Billy the Kid as
soon as "Ziegfeld Girl is COM
nleted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
StOOges Take All

Most important arc the innumer-
able stooges, from midgetS China
men who show up with the
unpredictable regularity of long
lost cousins.
OF the production numbers.
which are attractively dressed and
we'll presented We like the Scotch
routine and tho Havana for a
Night preSentatiOn.-C. G..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
PERPETUAL Bickering

But not for long. Byeones
WHi be byeones and the boys 60
back to the tooth-and- mail rou-
tine, this time oUer possession
of the shoU, for Jack only Gums
~ per cent, because Jack has
given Rochester per cent, in
lieu of bach pay. Rochester
CANDLES quay the per cent and
Fred manages to get controlling
interest.-
It's all very devious and, like
most quarreis a little petty, at
least little too petty for plot
material, bur it serves TO carry
Allen and Benny through to
death-erip ending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
A Real Treat

So throw of your prosdic men
toll overeoat, take off the piausi-
bic shoes in whieh your mind
woIks and giue yourself IN to
breath-tokine enchantment for a
few hours. Go and see. for
yourself these wonders Whieh
have come to pass across the
screen Of the Adams Theoter
with THE Thief Of Bagdad."
There is a light little comedy
for supporting feature. called
Sandy Gets Her Man" Nth
Baby Sandy, who is quite a
young lady now. in the leading
role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
New Films in Review
Michigan
Has Benny,
Allen Feud

CAREFULLY CHOOSING their
words TO PAGES, those hysterieai
enemies of radio. Jack Benny and
Fred Allen, bring their comedy
by-insult 10 the Michigan screen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

which has been called upon 70
make this film.
Naturally the title, Thief of
Bagdad." Immediately conjures up
visions Of exciting and fantastic
wonder, but what surprised US
chiefly was that this magnificent
spectacle could Guido even the
greatest expectations.
The first thing which impresSeS
the observer is the lavish use of
color. Seldom has anything so
dazzling met the eye. right off and
the almost involuntary exclama
ton Of What color" goes through
the house until you almost think
it's on the sound track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Radio Show
Is Panic
At Fox

JUST ABOUT everything you
could have asked Santa for IN the
way Of entertainment, was de-
livercd al the Fox yesterday with
an entertaining musical mystery
on the screen and a stage show
featuring your favorite radio quiz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

program and a
variety of tai
cnicd acts as
well
IT ru h and
Consequence" is
I he question
and = a n s w @ r
prcSen I a ii o n
which turns out
10 be one of the
m o s I amusing
OF a u q e n c c
particip a ii o n
ideas we've wit
messed.
Those of you
who are radio
fans. doubtless
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

his production
Of The Thief
Of Bacdad has
truly captured
I h Q sweeping
fantasy of the
Arabian Nights.
T c picture
which opened
st erday AT
the Adams re-
Veals an abund-
anCe OF lllldEl-
n on a n d
artistry 10 ac-
company all the
wiz ar d Y of
modern motion
picture making
ca1lad Hnon tn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Thief
Brilliant
At adams

CATCH HOLD Of a corner Of
Alexander korda'S magic carpet
and let II carry You through q
motion picture adventure Of iabu-
lous scope and dazzling color, for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

this week with
Il owe T h
Neighbor."
When bitter
feuds are made,
Benny and AL
len will make
them for they
m a k e [ h g
Guelfs and the
Ghibellines look
like one happy
throng.
In fact they
quarrel so in
cessantly that
were convinced
that they must
be fast friends.
However, for
pict u r e pur-
poses as well as
for radio, they
are at odds and
both play them
selves with fu-
rious abandon.
Almost like a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
STAGE Star

LEE ]. COBB, young Broadway
character star. has an important
role in Men of Boys Town % star
ring Spencer Tracy and Mickey
Rooney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

RUTH HUSSEY became in
terested in dramaticS while in
school. then decided on stage
career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Law Student

HORACE McNALLY. New York
stage star signed TO a screen con-
tract. Is a graduate of Fordham
University. where he studied law.
STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

which has been
make this film.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
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SAM ROSEY, AID. 270O
SILVER SPRING. NO. LEIGHTON AVE
Attractive 6-rm brick home. on corner lot
overlooking Sligo Park; built-in garage and
porch; near schools and transp.
ROBT E LOHR.
311 Cedar ST. Tx PIX Georgia 0sa1.
b714 5th ST. NV.
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s504 Hawled I'd. Silver Spring. Nd ''o
. rms, bath, cleo gas gas
neat garage. cellar 20 90
3lol Douglas st. e-6 rms - inc.
porches, bath, elec., gas, h-wh
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rms: bath, cleo. gas. h-ah $3.50
1881 10th ST. n,e.-6 rms, bath,
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sos sies gas, h.-a.h $500
gas oil heat. garage 45O0
442l Ord st. n.e.-6 rms, bath, cleo,
.oe gas h;-wh 1900
gas, h.-wh. 5o M
10 N st. nw.--s rms. kit. bath
eIec.. gas h-wh n-car garage 90 90
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gas iatrobe heat 2" so
1lo9 D st. ne-5 rms. gas water 20 90
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1434 Penn. ave. s.e.-5 rms, bath,
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ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
234 9th st. se-5 r., b., h.-wh.; 2
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155 b st. SEE r., b., h.-w.h.; arr.
5a7 Somerset pl. n.w.-5 r., b..
h.-w.h., built-in gar; to be, redes. $3.50
AS K st. n.e.-6 r., b., incl.
porches; gas heat 81 80
Ola Spring rd n.w.-6 rms, bath,
h.-w.h.; newly papered ,-, $500
rm, built-in gar; oil heat - 1000
1908 Spring pl. n.w.-6 r., b.,
glassedin porches; gas heat; scr; ro m
insulated TO.OO
0oh h-Wh: MalyiaaS aSaii i've. mined. 9 - w. 7o.s5
1921 D st. n.e.-Arr.. for fam,
r, k, b. on each f.; built-in
400 49th st. n.w.-Det. brick, T..
3 bedr, b., det. gar; lot 70xl2O S5.O0
1902 Gallatin st. n.w.-Det; brick,
Sr., bedr., 2 b., new oil heat, ., Nh
elec. refg., built-in gar. 80.OO
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. NV. REALToR. Ma. O753.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

3 ROOMS, BATH-S70.
NEWLY RENOVATED THROUGHOUT.
,771 Woodley pl NV tnr. Conn ave)--
Gar. new shades. floors sanded: conv. loca-
tor. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
Sun Wn QIOO
Evening star., 1940-06-23

bus line: avail. July lst, 6 mos. or yr.;
reas.; also furn. rm. same vic. WO. 9O59.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - FOR SUMNER;
completely furnished 6-room home; shady
yard. Wisconsin 31lO.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

GALS WESTERN AVE, CHEVY CHASE
7 rms. 21a baths, built-in garage. maid S
rrn.. finished attic. screened porch, large
lot with shade trees; years lease. Republic
1920. Ext 1925 Evenings and Sunday
nhope Woodley oO-1
Evening star., 1940-06-23

"A LARGE ROOMS. BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished, 57O1 10th St, completely modern.
baths, detached corner, new condition:
lease to refined people; $3.50 month. Call
MRS REAII. for annnint ment. RA uQ2G
Evening star., 1940-06-23

stone mouse. Is rooms, baths; tennis
courts; 15 min. to downtown washington.
July Aug. WI. b61O or WI. 2223.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

HILLCREST.
NEW DETACHED HOUSES.
3104 v PL Sc
1918 CARPENTER ST Sc
large rooms, bath, built-in garaEe,
recreation room. Terms arranged Price
reduced to sell BY owner and builder,
ELI BUSADA Atlantic O3O7.
BROOKLAND, D. c.
1918 18th st. n.e.-Dutch Colonial homa.
: rooms and sunroom: modern In every
detail. Price, $4,000. A bargain
3s21 22nd St. n.e.-Vacant; rooms,
garage; modern in every detail: arranged
good terms. These houses seen BY appoint.
ment only.
B. p HOLMES
1901 r. / Ave NE. NO. ssl2, Rve. ilAos
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