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Evening star., 1940-11-29

three gay desperadoeS VINO TURN
up in a Western town and are con-
sidered rather disreputable charac-
tiers until they rid the village Of the
dastardly gents who would drive the
homesteaders from their lands. It's
about something like that. anyhow,
though it probably doesn't matter
really. What matters is that the
script has some life and the old
cliches are whipped through some
merry PAGES by Director Sam Wood.
The playing generally is spirited,
or at least genial. The gay des-
peradoes are Fred MacMurray, the
dauntless leader of the band; Albert
Dekker, who contributes fine comic
performance as the lad with an iron
jaw and an invincible left hook, and
another fellow who probably ~ al
bert Roland, though we don't have
q cast sheet and aren't sure Of any
thing about him except that he is
not Antonio Moreno. Joseph Schild-
Evening star., 1940-11-29
It's KiSrnet

Kismet fate to yoW was in 1t
when two R-K-O Radio picture
units raced for the distinction OF
checking in with the 2,0o0, ,000th
scene filmed by the studio since Its
founding a score of years ago.
Jimmy Wilkinson, head cutter
who has been in the studio cutting
department from the beginning, ar
ranged the race between Producer
Harold Lloyd's company filming "a
Girl, Guy and Cob" and the
Tim Holt company making Along
the Rio Grande" on location in
Placerita Canyon, some 20 miles
distant.
Because a motorcycle messenger
carrying the film from the Holt pic
ture to the studio, became involved
in a traffic snarl, he was 10 minutes
too late. Result: His troupe play:
host at dinner to Lucille Ball
George Murphy and the entire Lloyc
company cast.
That trafic snarl was the hand o.
fate. Ironic note: First picture
made BY the studio 20 years ago
starring ots Skinner, was 'xiamet.'
Evening star., 1940-11-29

kraut is on hand, too. so you won't
have any trouble identifying the
villain.
And you'll never be happier at
seeing a villain handed his just de-
serts, after seeing the cur do away
with Miss Betty Brewer. Miss
Brewer is that 13-year -old lass about
whom you've been reading, the one
Paramount found singing for PEN
nies in front of q night club, and
she's something rather special. She's
one of those youngsters who, with
out being pretty about it. can be
beautiful. And II she doesn't 20
places ii aae Cinema wen sishsr ct
the master print Of This. her debut
picture, or challenge to q duel the
lad who i3ts hlt Aolfywood career
go AStray.
The Capitol's stage show is an
other of those attempts to arouse
factional interest In the "feud" be-
tween Conductor Sam Jack Kauf-
man and Organist Art Brown, nota-
BILE especially for bringing Peter Lind
Hayes back to town. Mr.. Hayes is
i. a mimic, but to call him that is to
class him with other mimics. which
is unfair indeed. There's a bright
wit about his impersonations Of
those famed in the entertainment
world that sets Mr.. Hayes apart.
He's fine.
Others presented by Mr. Kaufman
and Mr.. Brown are Wilbur Hall, a
chap who does some daffy trickery
with sundry musical instruments;
Dancers Seymour and Picture,
Katherine Westfield and her mari
onettes, the Emerald Sisters, Edwin
Steffe and, of course, the Rhythm
Rockets. H. M.
Evening star., 1940-11-29

falling in love with a young naval
officer. He's John Wayne, that one
time Western star who suddenly has
turned out to be one of our pleas
anter leading men, even with
epaulets replacing spurs as his badge
of valor.
But he is not. of course, for Bijou
She ends up right where she started,
on boat bound for another island,
but not before she has melted the
most beautiful brawl the screen has
seen in months. Mr.. Wayne and
Mr.. Crawford pitch more villainous
gents over chandeliers and through
mirrors than ever you saw and with
an abandon and enthusiasm that
are practically gleeful providing .
veritable shambles Of q Seven Sim
ners cafe for Bijou to leave behind
It's a fitting climax to q roistering
cinema adventure.
Evening star., 1940-11-29
All in the Family

When Bob Crosby, singing band
leader, arrived to make his movie
debut in R-K-O Radios Lets Make
Music" he was greeted by a man
who handed him a telegram.
Telegram was from Bing Crosby
Bob's older brother, with regrets
that he wasn't able to be on hand
himself due to playing around the
country in a series of golf games
for charity. 1t added:
But here's my stand-in, Leo
Lynn, who gave me invaluable tips
about acting and will help you
learn the ropes"
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we know pre-
varicate q b o u t
their age. II give
a different an
swer every time, 3"
Jimmy tells me
in that Boy Scout
manner of his.
"As far as I can
remember now,
I W e gh Is 0
pounds, and I'm
6 feet 2-some-
thing tall" But
that's only as far
as he can re-
m e m b er. H e
os-L-
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barely had sense
enough TO come
in out of Hecht's
rain are Douglas
Fairbanks. jr.,
Thomas Mitchell
and Rita Hay
worth, all of
them looking so
human the Won-
der is that it
does not happen
more often in
the movies.
A S producer
director = writer
of angels Over
a 70 O dx, av -
Evening star., 1940-11-29
There's a Rowdy Dietrich
On the Loose at Keith's
Marlene Sizzles, Inciting Good Men
To Riot in Her New Adventure
Called Seven Sinners
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

1t happy day when HOLLYWOOD remembered that Marene Diet
Angel thought the saloon
society Never Marene meant for that beauty
which allowed often
this which she found Seven Sinners the
Kh her place where chant troay
Evening star., 1940-11-29
New York Alumni Dance

A dance sponsored by the New
York Colleges Club, composed Of
alumni Of that city's schools living
here, will be held at 421 Eleventh
street NV. at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
Miss Shirley Ravicz is in charge Of
arrangements.
Evening star., 1940-11-29
There Is Action Aplenty
In Rangers Of Fortune
Capitol's Western Introduces
New Young Star in Betty Brewer;
Peter Lind Hayes on Stage

almost anytime at Lows Capitol
with few horses but
still type film in which action performed to
will find their
Saturday aernoonsh cinema which Is
the Capors fare this week.
All in all it's lively picture dveing It's about
Evening star., 1940-11-29
Earle's Picture Depicts
One More Stage Career
Miriam Hopkins as Mrs. Leslie Carter,
However, Goes Through Usual
Triumphs and Travails
Triurnphs and Travails

There end apparently to that among people
OF the them think the lives Of other and earlier
stars should living there is
Hair biographical sketch Mrs
this However
Evening star., 1940-11-29
Deanna Durbin Promises
Studio She Won't Elope
It's to Be an Old.Fashioned Wedding,
With Orange Blossoms, When and if
She Marries Vaughn Paul
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.

Deanna Durbn promised her studio that when and
Vaughn Paul. it will not skip
oldfashoned wedding
and the of the trimmings
preier
pictures Sunday
lhactIn i Inat h axaAaaa Ns
Evening star., 1940-11-29

has won several cups in women's
badminton tournaments.
Evening star., 1940-11-29

Jimmy Stewart tells lies about his
height and weight like some women
Evening star., 1940-11-29
Hecht, Who Went H'wood,
Reverts to Hecht Again
Talent Which Produced The ScoundreP
Repeats on Angels Over Broadway
Nets New Attraction
By JAY CARMODY.

Hollywood while Hecht asani
fom
rather sappy title nothing
somewhat strangely Metropolitan
little people rainy and exciting night
haun by
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several other Hecht pieces of the
same genre. Among those who
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-11-28
TONJON NO. 2 AND 3 PROVED RE-
LIEF POSSIBLE FOR LOCAL MAN
Poisonous Wastes Formed by
Sluggish Liver and the
Need of Kidney Diuretic
Removed.

Mr.. w. C. Hill, retired Mercan-
tile Man and member of the Cen
trail M. E. Church, residing at
1249a Danville, GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
stated: 81 have done more work
this summer than in years, for TON
JON No 2 and No. 3 has worked
wonders for me.
"For several years I have suffer-
ed with chronic constipation and al
though I'd taken every possible lax
ative trying to create natural hab-
it's, this condition has gradually be-
come worse. For the past 6 or
years | have had to get up as high
as 10 or Is times a night to relieve
my kidneys. / had much trouble
starting these passages and the pain
and burning was almost more than
a person could stand. Finally last
winter | became SO sick / decided
it was better to just stay up at night
so | slept in a chair. All the pois-
ons that had accumulated in my
body because of the sluggishness of
my liver and the need of a diuretic
had left my body stiff and sore all
over and | had to suffer repeatedly
with biliousness, dizziness, spots be-
fore the eyes, sour acid risings in
my throat and headaches.
"Since taking TONJON No. 2 and
No. 8, | realize how wonderful re-
lief can be- | am entirely like a
different person in every way. TON
JON has my undying gratitude and
| most certainly will recommend it
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-11-28

to my friends"
TONJON is the talk of the peO-
pic all ever this entire section and
you can hear people on every street
corner telling someone else what q
blessing these new medicines are.
SO if you are sick you owe it to
yourself to give it a fair trial. TON
JON is sold at the ShurtZ Drug
Store, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. The TON
JON Health Representative invites
you to come and see him at this
store.
TON JON IS SOLD BY YOUR
LOCAL DRUGGIST
HARRIS PHARMACY, Malta, Ohio
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-11-28
Farm and Home League

The Farm and Home League will
meet Thursday, Dec. IL, with Mrs
Glen Cordray. The following pro
gram will be given: Christmas car
OILS, led by Mrs. Belle Embree; roll
call, answered by stanza from q
Christmas poem; Suggestions for
practical gifts, Mrs. Pearl Swallow
and Miss Lottie Mcdowell Christ
mas story, Mrs. Inis Miller; reading,
Mrs. Lizzie Cordray; dialogue, Mrs.
Iva Smith and Mrs. Mary Sines. An
exchange of gifts will also be held.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-11-28
Meigs HI. S. Junior Class Play

II Like Your Nerve" three act
comedy, will be given by the junior
class of Meigs high school, Friday
evening, November 20. The players
are: Clyde McIntire, Mary Frances
McIntire, Rachel Spillman, Elmer
Carpenter, Edwin Paisley, Norman
Flowers, Donna Revenaugh, Thur
man Warne, Irene Mitchell, Robert
Garrett, Don Paisley and Betty
Bailey. The play is being directed
by Miss Rubel
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-11-28
I. O. O. r. Notice

Regular meeting Of Valley lodge,
No. SO, Monday evening, at 7:3O
o'clock Election of local and state
officers. Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
and families cordially invited to at
tend the social meeting at s o'clock.
Refreshments will be served-Com-
mittee.