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La gaceta., 1940-10-21
Ell JOVEN AR
MANDO MONTOTO

Para Ell hospital de los her
manos Mayo, en- Rochester,
Minnesota, EMBARGO aver Ell es
timado joven Armando Mon
toto, que ALI sera sometido a
una Intervention quirdrgica.
Montoto tiene % amos y la
operation Sc le hara en- los ojls
Tn feliz viaje lie deseamos
y que muy pronto recupere
por complete Ia salud,
La gaceta., 1940-10-21

Russia esta actualmente entire
sus dos mayores enemigos, Ale
mania y Ell Jap6n; Russia no pue
de hacerse ilusiones sobre su flu
turo, 81 ell nazismo continua ex-
tendiendose por Europa y Asia.
lSObre que paises ejercera su
Influenza politiga ell Soviet
cuando Alemania domino los
Balkanes e indirectamente domi
ne al Jap6n por medic de pro-
mesas a los desesperados nipO-
mes?
iContra quien arremetera ell
naziSmo. obligado a mantener
sus ejercitos en- Marcia, 81 In
glaterra continda resistiendo y
EstadoS Unidos evita que ell ia
pom cierre las puertas de Asia
al comercio norteamericanO e
ingles?
La Russia Soviet parecia estar
en- una situaci6n muy fuerte, in
ternacionalmente pero va no 10
esta. .
IFrancia no existe como ma
ci6h libre. Inglaterra depande
de Estados Unidos para su SAL
vaci6n, como Estados Unidos
depsn5e de ella para evitar que
la escuadra britannica caiga en-
poder de los naZis.
Russia no tiene naeiones ami
gas en- Ell mundo, con la excep-
ci6n de la amistad que lie ofrece
Hitler a cambio de que cierre
los ojos y lie dele robar.
Sc avecina ell momento de que
Stain Gamble de politica, 81 no
quiere verse aislado pOr compile
to y perecer, o exponerse a pc
recer.
Y un Gambia de politica ten
dra que hacerlO. 81 no perdido
ell espiritu "realista", en- direc-
ci6n de Londres y Washington,
no de Berlin, Roma, Toxic y los
paises encadenados al fascismo.
FL momento de arrojar la "a
mistad temporal, la amiStad
que lie ha creado a Russia nuevos
millones de antagonists en- el
mundo, esta en- camino, 81 Sta
lin "realiza" que los pueblos do
minados por Alemania son pue-
bios desarmados y moralmente
quebrantados para hoy y los a.
nos por devenir.
La espsranza de I~nglaterra
adquiriria fuerza, 81 Russia SO
colocase de su parte; la esperal
"a de Estados Unidos de no te-
ner que enviar ejercitos a Euro
pa y Asia descansa tambien, en-
nuestro parecer, en- que Russia
e Inglaterra Sc unan y ayuda-
das por la America contengan
el avanee de los "locos" en- 81
desconcierto universal.
Solo vemos una 'contestaci6n'
etectiva y realista' para dar Q
La gaceta., 1940-10-21

Nebemos interpreter ell pac-
to lugoeslavo-aleman, 'pacto o
"tratado de concrete, como L.
ma indication A. que la Russia
Soviet lie ha dSeho a Belgrade
que no Sc opondra a las manic
bras nazis en- los Balkanes?
IPermitira ell Soviet que les
eSlavos de los Balkanes tiren lei
caro- de guerra aleman?
Los dltimos acOntecimientos
internacionales demandan un
"compas de espera" pOr parte
de los observadores y sus pro-
n6sticos. =
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
AMNIsTIA EN- BOLIVIA

La Paz, Bolivia, Oct. 21-
I'm decreto del p~residente En-
rique Peharanda concede una
amplia amistia por todos los
delitos politicos. Explicando
Ell decreto manifesto Peharan-
da que su p~rop6sito es unfit =
car . Ia pasi6n.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
FL TEMPO

Nublados para Ia tarde y la
noehc de hoy. Maxima tempe
ratura, aver. 81 grades; me :
nina, SO.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
DETENIDO UN RECAUDA-
DOR DE -CONTRIBUCIONES

HNN
Managua, Nicaragua, oct. 81.
Ell gobierno acusa a Casimiro
SOtelo, exrecaudador de contri-
buciones. de haber desfalcado
una considerable suma de di-
nero. No se "a dado a conocer
todavia Ell total del dinero EEK
.trayiado",
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23

Haley Bell r Malone. J. L. Hen
derson. Annie Clemmons Mary
liuichns. II immersion. NJ Mer-
rick. Mamie Grimes Alberta Pope
Eolden, O. u Hickox. Bennie
smith O Smith Ernest Davis
norman SmootS. George llngston,
GLADYS Jones Emma r. Adams.
Mollie M Elizabeth Gary, Will
Fan Braccful lone Harris. Pru-
dcnce Perry. Christine s. Smith.
Ethel Masserberg. c. seymour
Bernice Griffin White l.. Pickens.
George Porter. Jeffrics. Ray Car
penior. Charles y. Jackson, WILL
am Hall and Marie Hart
Or. Brewer. Mesdames NJ smith.
Green. Beatrice Allen. Sadie Lind
say Sadie S;raughn. Gertrude
Thomas. Mre Clark. Mrs. Griffin.
Dofthea Chil.-on. June Tolan. Rosa
Grage Madeline Fowler, Yvoune
Greenlee. Leila Hendricks. Mar
garet Patton Eleanor Russell. Il.
f. James. Miss Harriet BARRIER.
Mesdames lIirielean Harberd. Jo-
s"phme Boyden. Jessie Parrish.
Josephine Vincent O. V Smith.
Rose NJ Dowcll. Misses Jean I'm.
Mary LINDSAY Olivia Watkins.
Jfanita Cam Margalc' l-ighlner
Catherine rroNlon. June solomon.
llolen Preston, and many. many
others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Co!orful Affair Given At YW.C.A.
By Association OF Women's Clubs

TIE Detroit Association 81 Wom-
ems ciah. entertained ~ MANY
friends q, ihc serond annual Fell
low ship luncheon OF saturday.
March IT, The colorful affair was
held In the auditorium o. the Lucy
Thurman YWCA
The cluh- in Tie association
competed for pfins for the most
ariiStcallv arranged lunc neon
tables JUDGES fof the occasion We're
Mrs Y,onne Gfeenlee, Mrs. Made
line Fowler and Mrs Beatrice AZ
len The decisions after much
study ana dr,iherafion nero rs fol-
lows first prize lie lyGlan asso-
citation VITA Mrs. RufR Simms
president second prize New Era
Study club Mrs Fanncitc Norris.
president and ile 'hiA prizc TO
the Detroit Junior Association OF
Girls clahs. Mafv Lindsay. presi-
don't aai Mrs Gertuie Thomas.
supervisor Honorable mention
w,nr 'o iAc New Idea Social club
aai iac CHRISTIAN Industrial
Among The olhcr clubs repro
S'nied and conn, 'irs az tho lunch-
con were tine Poe loss AT club the
Willing WntkcfS ne New idea So
e.al 'gh m, West SIDE Ari and
lieial} iae En9e Nous the Ma
crtffsr. tHe Christian lnaE~itial
fin llaHf4s <D,iYsX fra 4hor az
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Beulah Land Temple
Health Unit

The Health unit Of Reulah Land
Temple SO 569. Daughters 81 Elks.
mei in rs monthly meeting Tues
day evening. March ~ AZ tne home
of MIS- celeste Gushing, SOS Twcn-
iy'toVfth street. There was a nice
attendance. The meeting was pre-
sided over by The president Mrs.
" VI Macarthur. Mrs. Mabelc
Tate acted AZ secretary IN the alb
serce OF MIS- Julia Jones, who was
~.
After The general routine OF
business. tho hostess served very
tasty repast.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Fashion Revue

The Detroit branch OF M.
NAACP Will present a spring iass.
ion revue and the latest hair COZ.
fpres. Friday. April 10. at Tie l.A.,
Thurman YWCA. $50 f.. Fli,ahe.a
street. Admission will he for,y
cents. The public is invited L. al.
tend
Mrs Ruth Ellis Is chairman IS.
the Entertainment committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Club NeUs
Clubwon1en Hold Second Annual Luncheon
Rhythmettes Club

The Rhythmettes again gained
the spotlight with their ST. Pa.
rick's party, on Saturday. Mar,a
l6 at the home OF Newassio HON.
day. 3S9O Merrick. The memher,
wore their new royal blue Skin,
and white embroidered hlouses
Among the guests were FAIL
Givins. Martha Gholston. W 10.
Johns. Ada Miles. Ida Bowler Ed.
die Scott. Mary Morgan. Dsisv
Williams. Anna Rose Pickett raw.
loins Price. Fannie TAYLOR. Lop,,
Campbell. Elizabeth Byrd. Grady
Galloway Helen Mccall and H. d.
ing Brooks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
The Aristocratic Ten
Social Club

The Nisiocraiic Ten Social cluh
formerly the Riizie Ten. will spon
sor us eixth anniversary party
sunday. March 81 NJ 5St r. Ad.
ans. from pm. until. Admission
is free.
Mrs Fleanore Bell Is president
OF tile club. Other officers arc Eli
ma Day, secretary; and Ella Elan
dcrs. cilh rernfter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Highland Park
Progressive Club

The Highland Park Proeress,v.
club held its first party OF tho sea.
ION last saturday night NJ ~.
Masonic temple. 535 Frele,i !
street The party was vol attend.
ed. ard 2 good time was had Nv an
Watch this paper Tor announee.
ment of the next party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23

Nr,. =. 7. smith fcentcr) Of
i3:n hrnc. Wa plcn>antlN
surprised March 3 D, members
uf her tamil, when she cuter-
~ her hume and LIQUID II de-
earat'd with gay collars. table
~. and everything prepared
a. make her happy. ill mem-
bars t the family In Detroit
N,re >cnt. hosc in the pie
i4re seated in The front row
ara: Iiill, smith. grandson:
>'l,nri >uiiih. sister; nr>. Z.
J.. smith. mother: Alberta
crlinn. niece; David smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Times Square Club

tAe rm, square cigh net Win
N paAne onk Feb o.. with
" y Clo@icy Feb -. Nj s.
ilHre Nneh : and Mrs \.
Thop' March ~
Mas tfowlev CAV. taeky party
for tho ol4h on Feb - 4 Jolly
fiae was crioyei DAY al present
ifizss were given for The jackiesi
costumes Mrs Bel captured first
pfl and Nii R'i,k second
The MONEY raised hs 10 ,luh is
' ile Norihend contestant, of the
N'aH popllaiilv contest. which
VIII he held >rrN H. There wnl
1'so hc dance connected vi'h To-
,o'te.t
Tho lph held IS fegDla- motih-
r pasv March 2 clubs present
Wse The ~ilNo Niho. l;eorccits.
tNeive AYES and the Failhnii
p. l.. crowley IS club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23

~ ~ Chaffcc Noble school o. Ex
81 e*son She IS NOW etuaylrg az
'ar iictfpi' Institute 81 Musical
A' Mg,h success Miss Davis from
N J.Au-on and sylvia
We wonder how much respon>i.
VI ~. J.. A. MailoNe has for
af following conversion Dr.. c.
rA"ma, 90 Frccmoni. Noh.. q
efagsa'e of Mchairy Dental col.
hs'. and an associate OF pr Mar
"wn In">aay. WAS cOnired IN me
e4ai mile foad Episcopal church.
Dur blessings 10 you boih,
Wen. 10 all of you a Happy las.
t' DOM eat 100 many fancy eggs
Z" SirHi 700 much Rcmcmhor TO
sand ir an 'hc holiday Happenings
- Hour obodicnt servant sylvia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23

While little Beverly Jyestine
Lambert Is giving the photog-
rapher one oi her sweetest
smiles. becanse she had her
first birthday party last week.
and II was quite n successful
affair. Beverly is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Floraselle
Lambert. OF 1909 Kendall street.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

Prof. Jones wants to know If we
thought Bette wrote 1t.
well, she didn't" he says. From
the moment Miss Davis dipped the
pen in the ink Miss Fern Berry took
over. Miss Berry, an inspired PEN
woman, does 4 great deal of the
note-writing you see in pictures.
Mistress Of several styles Of hand
writing, she can turn out 4 COM
pletely photogenic job regardless Of
the type required for . given picture.
It would be waste of time to have
q star do her own writing.
Miss Berry Is but one of several
handwriting experts employed by
Warmers. She keeps pretty busy,
but not nearly so busy Is Grimth
T. Ellis, an anonymous technician
until now. Mr.. Ellis is the royal
correspondence man, the fellow who
signs the royal commissions, dupn-
Gates the royal signature when
necessary, and makes the job perfect
down to the most minor of -four
ishes and most major Of mis-
spellings.
Prof. Jones did not say 50, but
this department Is able to announce
that "Al This, and Heaven Too" will
remain . second week at the Earle,
a thing that hasn't happened in
several months.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
The Women Rule
On This Film Set

Addition 10 Maria Oospenskaya
to the cast Of R-K-O Radios
Dance. Girl, Dance" focuses at
tention on the fact that said movie
shows the feminine influence In al
departments to the greatest extent
Of any aim in modern history.
Mime. Ouspenskaya plays = lead
ing role asH refugee from the I'm
perial Russian Ballet. who Is q dance
tmpresario down on her luck. Role
originally : was held by the late
Maurice Moscovich, whose untimely
death caused q change in plans.
Odd item: Both Moscovich and
the famed actress replacing him
were once members Of the Imperial
Russian Ballet.
Marking the feminine influence:
Two Of the three ce-stars are
Maureen OHara, R-K-O Radios
shamrock, and Lucille Ball.
Author Of the original story Il
VicH ("Grand Hotel") Baum.
Sharing script honors with her
husband, Frank Davis, is Tess
Slesinger.
Dividing choreography and dance
direction with her husband, Ernst
Matray. is European ballerina, Marie
Solveg.
And guiding all is the only woman
director in the movies, Dorothy
Arxner.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

and double for sheilah Graham.
Tyrone Power. He is under contract
to the same studio-Twentieth
Century-Fox-but according to Lin
da, Mr.. Zanuck considers him too
young for good fllm opportunity.
Incidentally, Linda thinks he's even
better looking than Tyrone, "and .
different type"
The private life Of this 1e Cor 10
year-old glamour girl is not what
you'd expect. Linda" says her
mother, has to be in bed every
night by $780," Her nickname Il
"Tweedles" There is no servant in
the Darnell home and Mrs. Darnell
does the cooking and most OF. the
housework.
A new agent has been hired in
the hope Of increasing Linda's $2do-
a-week salary to something more
befitting her starring status.
The Hollywood menage OF the
Darnells comprises Linda, her
mother and two younger brothers.
There are two married sisters and
one older brother who still live
in Dallas, where her father has
worked for 81 years in the post
onice. Doesn't he miss .you and
don't you miss him?" I asked Mrs.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Where and When
Current TheaterA Attraction
and Time of Showinf

Palace-"Andy Hardy Meets q
Debutante," being q further adven-
ture in young amour: 10:45 am,
1855, $40. 5:25, TAO and 9:55 pm.
Earle-"All This and Heaven,
Too" with Bette Davis and Charles
Boyer: 9:45 am, 1885, $3.50, 6:25
and $50 pm. Stage shows: 1910,
3:05, 6 and 9:10 pm.
Capitol - -Four Sons" Nazidom
tears at family ties: 1890 an, los,
3:45, 7 and 10 pm. Stage shows:
1920, 3, $40 and 8:45 pm.
Keith's Private Affairs" ro-
nance In the lght-hearted man
ner: 11:15 am, l, 2:45, 4:35, $40,
$40 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan-"Those Were the
Days." at good old Siwash: 1880
am. 1:30, 3:35, 5:35, TAO and s:45
pm.
Columbia - Susan and God"
Joan Crawford finds the better life:
1885 am, 2:05, 4:30, 7 and $50 pm.
Little-"The Biscuit Eater" the
classic Of boy and his dog: II am,
12:45. 2;30. 4:20. sos, 7:50 and s:4o
pm. n
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

virtually the same things, the for
mer does them against his will. He
Is a victim of circumstances instead
of being their wholehearted ally.
Donlevy finds it a pleasant change
Just as any actor finds even a minor
change in character pleasant.
Any conception of Donlevy as a
chap you wouldn't like to meet
without a gang or at least a gat-
a valid conception based upon
watching him be nasty in pictures
-vanishes quickly upon meeting
him. At yesterdays luncheon at
the Carlton given in his honor, he
was just another visitor to WASH
1ngton who hoped he would have a
chance to see the public buildings
and Mt. Vernon. Even more was he
hopeful that Mrs. Donlevy would
get to see them; an experience OF
which she was cheated by . too
crowded schedule last time they
came East, which was her first.
Washington is not exactly new
to the actor himself. He used to
catch passing glimpses of it dur
ing his leaves when he was a mid
shipman at Annapolis. That was
some time ago, however, before the
Federal triangle wrought its august
transformation. Donlevy would like
to check on the changes, just like
any other visitor, which is all he
desires to be.
+ 4 +
The picture which gives Donlevy
an opportunity to be a good bad
man, THE Great McGinty," was
screened yesterday afternoon; just
like a Hollywood preview in that
the star was present, but quite un-
like one in that it was a quiet
affair.
Apart from its introduction of
Donlevy as the fall guy Of a bad
destiny, "The Great McGinty" repre-
sents Preston Sturges' first effort as
a Hollywood director. Heretofore
one of the brightest men on Para
mounts writing staff, Sturges pops
up as the director of one of his own
literary efforts which is a composite
of humor, satire and tragedy. A tale
Of political corruption and human
weakness, it manages to get around
to many sardonically comic mo-
ment. That, to be sure, is to be ex-
pected IN view Of Sturges' expert
ness at sardonic comedy, which first
was revealed in his stage success,
"Strictly Dishonorable."
Donlevy gets along just fine in the
new groove. So does Sturges.
X
The inspired press agent: From
small town to big town to small town
again is the amazing record hung up
by Martha Scott, star of Our Town,
etc"
It's not amazing to us. We know
dozens OF people who have done it.
X X X
Prof. Carlisle Jones, at any rate
he is professor to us after all the
education he gets into his bulletins
from Warmers, today goes into the
subject OF photogenic penmanship.
Taking the case of that despairing
note Bette Davis writes to Charles
Boyer in "An This, and Heaven Too,
Evening star., 1940-07-18
New Young Actress
Own Severe Critic

Betty Brewer. young actress, who
makes her cinema debut In Para
mounts Rangers Of Fortune" op-
posite Trsd MacMurray. saw herself
on the screen for the firyt time and
observed that she looks Ike Pinoc-
chic.
Little Betty. who Is Just Is years
old, was discovered by Director Sam
Wood while singing for pennies out
side 4 Hollywood night club. A
screen test proved her to be the
perfect type for the feminine lead
opposite MacMurray In Rangers
Of Fortune"
While Betty thinks she looks like
Pinocchio, Director Wood, who is to
be remembered for Good by Mr..
Chips" and the'current "Our Town, +"
thinks she looks like the best child
actress on the screen today.
Betty and her family were on
relief when Director Sam Wood dis
covered the little lady (who thinks
she looks like Pinocchio) and cata-
pulled her to the screens top ranks
practically overnight.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

the famous story Of how. SCARED II,
an auto crash, Miss Lombard per-
severed and won to screen stardom.
Gale knew all about 1t, because she,
TOO, for years cherished screen as
pirations and avidly read all news
about the stars.
Mothers admonitions perked her
up q bit. But still she avoided
friends and schoolmates because Of
her facial scar.
1T doesn't mean q thing" said
her mother finally. Nov you've
just got to snap out Of 1t and enter
that movie contest"
Gale entered it. It was a national
talent quest for q new screen per-
sonality. She won, locally, in the
State, in the semifinals and then.
going to Hollywood. made it a clean
sweep. Prize: An R-K-O-Radio
contract.
That was only the other day as
time goes. The youngster went
into tom Browns School Days"
The studio believe she's on her way
to stardom. Scar is gone-and that
complex, too.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

Darnell. Eyes" she admits re-
luctantly, but adds, I'm q choice be-
tween staying with my children and
my husband choose my children"
What do you think about this, wives,
mothers and husbands? I have q
hunch Mrs. Darnell has started
something!
Jean Arthur on the ARIZONA" set
comes through with . novel explana-
ton for her shyness with the press.
II always say the wrong thing" says
Jean. Now this Is q new Hollywood
high In candor. Most Of 'em write
OF incautious statements with,
why, I didn't say that ut all. I've
been misquoted!"
Jean at the moment looks about
Is hot and uncomfortable as I've
ever seen her. She's enacting q
tough gal Of early Tucson. She's
the only white female In the place.
Perhaps that's why she totes that
long-barrelled gun and faunts q
shiny nose.
Miss Arthur and the rest Of
the gang have just returned from
4 three-months' location in Ari-
zona. Every man in the picture
including Director Wesley Ruggles,
lost from II to 20 pounds meath the
broiling sun Of Tucson. But Jean,
Just to be different, gained weight.
In . corner of the set william
Holden Is reading . newspaper item
to the effect that when ARIZONA"
Is Canned" he weds Brenda Mar
shall. Mr.. Holden swears long and
nightly. "It's all q plot; I haven't
time for love. I haven't seen any
girl for the past three months. +"
However, Bill admits that he Is now
q good friend Of Brenda's. The pub
licity on their romance" made them
curious to know each other. But
that's IS far as 1t has gone" says
Bill. I suppose now they'll get mar
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Her Mother
Made Gale
A Starlet
Miss Storm Had
To Be Forced Into
Contest She Won
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Gale Storm, newest candidate for
movie honors. was driven to enter
the contest which brought her to
Hollywood by a mother who feared
the l7-year-old girl was yielding to
an inferiority complex and needed
stifening Of her morale.
When q junior in Bloomington,
Tex, High School. Gale in an auto
accident suffered q cut on her fore
head. Healing, it left scar from
hairline to right eyebrow. In a
years time the scar became all but
invisible, but the wound to Gale S
sensibilities grew only deeper.
Said her anxious mother finally:
you're brooding too much about
it, dear. Remember Carole Lom-
bard"
OF course, Gale remembered Car
ole Lombard. At least, she recalled
Evening star., 1940-07-18

ried ftomorrow-And again make .
liar u this column.
But joking aside, young Mr.. Hol-
DEN u not In . position to marry q
movie actress. A year ago he waa
earning $50 . week. It Is now $50
which Is not much by glamour girl
standards.
1ewspaD0 Alliance, Ins.)
Evening star., 1940-07-18
He Really Works

Brian Aherne now knows what
the phrase working in pictures"
means.
The star, playing his first straight
character role in Columbia's 1T
Happened in Paris" doesn't have 4
single second away from the set
during the entire shooting schedule.
The story centers around him, and,
when Aherne Is not actually in front
OF the camera, Director Charles
Vidor utilizes his on-stage voice.
Rita Hayworth. playing the femi-
nine lead opposite Aherne, is more
fortunate, having i've full days free
from camera duty.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

less of whatever
happens to his
ye arm ng to
write. In his
la t e S t picture,
D on Wy be-
comes a good
bad man as dis
tinct from the
bad bad man he
has played in
the past. The
difference b e.
tween a good
bad man and a
bad bad man, of
course iS that,
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Another for Osa

Osa Massen, Danish beauty. who
made her first American film hit in
'Honeymoonsin In Bali" has been bor-
rowed by Warner Bros. from Para
mount for Honeymoon for Three. !"
Miss Massen joins George Brent,
Ann Sheridan and Charlie Ruggles
in the cast Of principals.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

query to Mrs.
Darnell gets this
response: "Oh,
no! Why only
the other day he
told me he re-
CARDS Linda @ q
little sister"
However, Linda
adds that she
won't marry for
4 n o ther dve
years.
Mr.. Shaw Il
from alias,
LindA's no m 9
town. He is "A
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Fiancee or Little Sister,
That's Linda Darnell
Young Star and Her Mother Speak
Differently of the Possibility
OF Her Marriage
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

bump into Linda Darnen and her mother way to the
brigham Young set and three dimenonal view glamour
~ seen by Linda, her mother and your reporter
ask Linda exactly how old she is he reported anything
from Is question
Of Lindas mother the
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Acting Is Excellent Work,
But Donlevy Would Write
Paramount's Villain Has Dream,
But Only That of Being Author,
He Says on Capital Visit
Nv Jay CARMODY.

Another fellow whose neehbos ceenr Brian Donlsvy
fessonaly but quite mild private ana social e Dony would rather
be writer than day He knows well that he will
being actor all his life that he viii
likes to dream of himself author just
Washington a purposes meeting exhibitors
critics and ENJOYS
@ ssions h oap.a @ Ronlevy mas
Evening star., 1940-07-18
In the Country.

Cross Roads-"The Skull" spooky
very spooky thriller -chiller: 8:4O
pm.
Roadside = "Sweetbrier," mellow
melodrama about the flower girl OF
the old New York: $40 pm,
Evening star., 1940-07-18

80. A1c you BO1lIS 70 IIl6IIys
Shawn" I asked Linda.
bly," she admits. The same
Evening star., 1940-07-18

ADJUSTMENTS.