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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-11-14
THE -
CHERRY TREE
Where with eur Little Natehst we tell
the truth absut many tkinSs, Sometimes
profoundly. Sometimes Aippantly. SOME
times recklessly.

You can put it down that we are
at war.
True, there has been no formal dec
laration. But just what do you call it
when Uncle Sam and Adolph Schickel-
gruber are shooting at each other?
And do you notice how ridiculous
Adolph appears when you call him by
his own real family name?
But, about this business of being at
war-it has been looming up definitely
for many months. Finally it has come.
The shooting will continue. More
ships will be sunk. Beyond doubt we
merely await the day when there will
be an A. E. F.
When you go to war you go to win
and you don't miss doing anything
that will help win.
Before the shooting stops, either
Adolph or Uncle Sam will be licked!
That is something that most people
haven't stopped to consider.
Either the European axis or Uncle
Sam will be licked!
So, when you talk about what you
think Uncle Sam ought to do, just ask
yourself whether you want Uncle Sam
to get licked
You needn't expect any stalemate
as the outcome. And if there should
be or could be stalemate, that would
be, in itself, defeat for Uncle Sam.
There isn't any such thing as
stalemate for dictatorship. Either
it exists and operates, or it
doesn't. Military stalemate, if it
were possible, would be victory for
the axis. But it would be defeat
for democracy.
There has to be victory-for democ-
racy. Victory for the United States
of America. That won't be easy and
it won't be cheap.
That's why Americans must make
up their minds that whatever war calls
for must be given.
Normal life is out, until VIC
tory comes, and probably for a
long time after.
Those who want to quibble about
the terrific price, or the discomfort, or
whether we should go full force into
action, should be asked:
Do you want Hitler to win?
Hitler has started shooting. He
can't stop shooting until he is
knocked out or until he knocks
us out.
So, we shall be dilly daily, and belly
ache and hold back in the traces?
1t would seem that common sense
would urge us to fight with ALL the
force we can muster.
What American wants America to
get licked?
Finally, here are few observations
on the question of what we may call
informal war--undeclared war.
Informal war leaves several thou
sand enemy aliens free to go about
whatever their business in the United
States may be. The moment formal,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-11-14
TURKEY DINNER AND BAZAAR

The annual turkey dinner and ba-
zaar will be given by the Ladies' Aid
of the High Street Church of Christ,
Wednesday, December 3.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-11-14
WISDOM

Let reason be opposed to reason,
and argument to argument, and every
good government will be safe
Thomas Erskine.
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Evening star., 1941-09-19

Radio picture, with Anna Lee, Ronald Col
man. produced and directed by Lewis Mile
stone, screen play by John Van Druten
and Arnold Belgard, from play by Louis
Verneuil and Georges Berr. At Keiths S.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National Separate Rooms, {"
comedy with Anna Sten and Alan
Dinehart: $3.50 pm.
Keith's-'My Life With Caroline"
romantic comedy with Ronald Col
man: 11:5O An, 1:5o, $50, $50, 7::5O
and $50 pm.
Earie-"Navy Blues" musical with
A1p Sheridan: IL am, lao, 4:20,
7:05 and $50 pm. Stage shows:
1855, $40, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Capitol-'Lady Be Good" Eleanor
Powell dances again: 10:15 am,
los, 3:55, $50 and $40 pm. Stage
shows: 1920, $40, 6 and 855 pm.
Palace-'When Ladies Meet" ro-
nance in the high places, with a
starry cast: 11:55 am, 2::20, 4:45,
ITO and $40 pm.
Metropolitan olive Bomber" !"
wings over the Navy: 1920 am,
1:50, 4:25, 7 and $50 pm.
Little-"Intermezzo," subtitled "A
Love Story" with Ingrid Bergman
and Leslie Howard: II am, 12:45,
2:35, 4:20, $40, 8 and $50 pm.
Columbia-'Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" Spencer alternately agree
able and berserk: 11:40 am, 2:10,
4:40, ITO and 9:35 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Roadside "Davy Crockett" his
life in melodrama style: $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

multitude and it approaches the
best traditions of entertainment.
Take, for example, the film at
traction. There is Ann Sothern.
She sings. There are Robert Young
and John "Photogenic" Carroll.
They sing. Eleanor Powell has the
spot for a couple of her dance
routines and you can count on there
being plenty of swingy melody for
her numbers. There are the three
tapping singing Berry Brothers; and
Virginia O'Brien. the young lady
of the volatile (were only kidding)
facial expression, presents tune
in her own whimsical style. Even
our Mr.. Red Shelton throws his
unsuspected-in fact, hardly exist
ent-vocal force into the show, and
a little pooch appears in dancing
role with Miss Powell. It's musical,
you perceive?
While the story around which
these tuneful and rhythmic occa-
sions take place is trickling little
affair about song writing pair
given to marital cramps, it provides
happy, frequently slap-happy,
means to the end. Miss Sothern and
Mr.. Young are the alternately dis
traught and blissful principals, An
ME writing the lyrics to Bobs music
in what may be considered a reason
able facsimile of the manner in
which song-writing teams do pool
their talents. Duets, if you would
call them that, of Your Words and
My Music" and You'll Never Know"
grow out of this union. And they
are two likable tunes. In addition,
Miss Sothern does turn with THE
Last Time I Saw Paris" effectively
enough to squeeze a tear from the
most turnip-like heart. AS for the
title song and that other George
and-Ira Gershwin hit, "Fascinatin'
Rhythm" everyone has a hand;
Miss Sothern and Young by the
piano, Miss Powell in an extrava-
ganza involving thousands upon
thousands of frock- coated men with
canes and several boogie- -woogie
pianists, to say nothing of the re-
freshing Berry trio and that un-
named puppy dog.
Lionel Barrymore and Reginald
Owen, who head the supporting
cast, come no closer to the musical
Evening star., 1941-09-19

Hal Leroy share top honors on the
stage. Mr.. StrauS appears, of
course, by proxy only-in the form
of a generous assortment of eX-
cerpts from his Chocolate Soldier"
A full and colorful cast including
Lynn Allison, Morton Bowe, the
Rhythm Rockets and droves of
others handle this assignment with
considerable polish. Miss Barrett
is her own delectable self in a re-
view of those impersonation which
have become classics in the entire
repertory of impersonations. Her
principal specially this time is based
on the Defense bond and stamp
campaign, and she makes it hilari-
GUS in the persons of typical
Southern girl and a typical Mid
western housewife, touching as a
French refugee who wants to help.
Mr.. Leroy shakes his timber legs
in the established Leroy fashion
which audiences will forever loudly
applaud. Gomez and Minor round
things out with a neat exhibition
of ballroom dancing, the kind you
see in only the best of bathrooms.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

wonderfully subdued and casual, Is
some sort of a personification OF
patience in his portrait of a man
who quite expects that his wife will
get hallucinationS that a great love
has come into her life when she
is left to her own devices too long
and who knows just what to do
about it when she does.
And Miss Lee is probably one of
the finds" of the year. A highly
decorative young blond, she also
knows something about acting, a
fact which she proves by joshing
the daylights out of her Caroline,
all the while treating her with gen.
tie sympathy. Charles Winninger,
Reginald Gardiner and the most
beautifully ugly English bulldog you
ever saw also add a deft touch to
the fun-making here and there.
New England'S 900 900 Yankees" /"
the new March of Time release,
which seems to be an added chap
ter to THE Ramparts We Watch"
also is on the new Keith's program.
Portrait of typical New England
town, it moves into Exeter, N. H.,
for picture OF New England's at
titude toward the war and the
changes that have been wrought In
that part of the country by the
emergency facing freedom.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

q
Lucky that I'm a dancer" she in
terpolates between bites-"because
1 eat and eat all the time. My
mother" she continues, wouldn't
at first let me go to New York
alone. So I said to George-'You
speak to her. and in two minutes
she said okay, I could go. 1t gives
you an idea how much she likes and
trusts George"
Mr.. Raft preceded Miss Cradle
to Manhattan by one week and in
company with an r. A. F. captain,
who presented Betty with sweater
KNITTED by some Canadian fly
ers!"-was waiting to greet her with
the aforementioned red roses.
"We're having such a wonderful
time here" Miss Cradle says en-
Enthusiastically. The pair have tick
cts for the Joe Louis fight and the
World Series. IT'S nice going places
with George" COOS the lady who
loves him. Hes so popular with
everyone. You know something -
Betty adds, hes wonderful per-
son. I don't usually like actors but
George is less like an actor than
anyone I know.
Hes not conceited," she con-
tinueS. 'He's never yet seen him
self in a movie. He tells me-I'm
just a mugg and the luckiest guy
in the world He says he knows
nothing about acting. He's so calm
about everything. Not excitable
like Jackie (Coogan) who used to
make me nervous.
Poor Jackie" signs his former
wife. Hes had a bad time in life,
what with lawsuits and accidents.
He keeps getting himself banged up.
We'd shout at each other a lot.
But with George it's different. I
just can't imagine ever quarreling
with George. It's been good for me,
knowing him. I'm calm too now
Or perhaps I'm just getting older"
(the actress is "a.
X X X 4
Raft is married but has been
separated from his wife since 1925
Evening star., 1941-09-19

LADY BE GOOD" an M-G-M picture,
with Eleanor Powell. Ann Sothern, Robert
Young and Lionel Barrymore; directed by
Norman z. Macleod; screen play by Jack
MCGOWAN. Kay Van Riper and John NC
Lain: from story by Jack MCGOWAN.
he
Evening star., 1941-09-19

lie that is real ana earnest. buI
not the new picture at Keith's. This
is just happy bit of make believe
and Director Lewis Milestone and
his players never try to tell you it
is anything else.
Mr.. Colman, a Miss Anna Lee
from England and the others just
sort of amble through the story,
their casual, tongue-in-cheek ap-
proach, instead of limiting at dis
interest, lending a fresh and frothy
brightness to the whole proceeding
Really there is not much that Is
novel in any aspect of the story, an
account of a knowing husbands
manner of winning back a wife
whose tendency to succumb to mas
culine charm crops up now and
again But there is newneSs and
brightness in the telling which puts
shiny veneer on the yarn.
The novel Milestone approach is
noted at the very outset when he,
using the camera and not the mi
crophones, plops the story right out
before you with his opening shots,
close-ups of a pretty girl and a
handsome man about to fall into
an enthusiastic clinch. And from
thence onward the director some
how has managed to take you out
of the audience and make you a
part of the goings-on, sort Of
casual onlooker from the vantage
point of intimate friendship, say.
1t is then no surprise, IN fact 1t
adds to the sense of intimacy, when
Mr.. Colman, the husband come to
rescue his wife from a fate worse
than being married to him, turns
20 the camera and says, "I'n explain
all this in a minute" The direct
approach trick has been used be-
fore, TO be sure, but never more ef-
fectively. A lot of other slick little
devices in the film have been used
before, for that matter, but they,
too, are employed cleverly. You
can, perhaps, charge that all of
the frothiness is accomplished by
out-and-out trickery, but it all comes
off and that, after all, is the result
desired.
The acting of this bright little
comedy is excellent Mr.. Colman,
Evening star., 1941-09-19

To the question will he ever get
a divorce?" Betty replied demurely:
II never discuss that with George"
In addition to seeing Raft, shop
ping and attending an Eddie Can
tor broadcast, the pretty blond act
reSS makes a personal appearance
at the world premiere of "A Yank
in the r. A. F." at the Roxy Theater
on September 26.
Betty will be accompanied to the
picture and the party by Mr.. Raft
but some one will have to bang me
over the head" says Miss Cradle.
because go crazy every time I see
myself on the screen. And it will
be much worse having George
along"
Playtime for Betty ends in the
middle of next month when she
returns to Hollywood for the femi-
nine lead in Song of the Islands,"
About the same time Raft should
patch up his film feud with War
nerS.
He knows what he can do and
what he can't do," his staunchest
supporter explains.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1941-09-19

AAkSAA SNs@s
Betty's teller
is Mr.. Raft-aS
she will tell you
at the drop of a
question.
This is the
first time I've
taken a vaca-
ton without my
mother" (Thls
does not include
her marital in
terlude " ! t h
Jackie Coogan)
Betty says over
tea cookieS and
Evening star., 1941-09-19

and says-"From my feller"-iS
brighter than the too-bright Man
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Capitol Seems Dedicated
To the Song and Dance
Lady Be Good on Screen, Is Musical,
And So Is the Stage Show, Which
Stars Sheila Barrett
BY J. w. STEPP.

You'd almost think was National Music Week at the Capitol
Lady Be Good the there music
for the of the
Evening star., 1941-09-19

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Il
Presented.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Informal Touch Makes
A Film Comedy Brighter
My Life With Caroline at Keith's,
Finds Ronald Colman and Anna Lee
In Happy Casual Mood
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.


With
refreshing charm Too of these these
parodes which unbeGvab sophisticated
hints those involved themselves the
Evening star., 1941-09-19
A Portrait of George Raft,
Drawn by Betty Cradle
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
NEW YORK.
J. BETTY Cradle

George Raft suspension rom Warner Brothers. Betty Cradle
vacation om Century And they killing sua
tons with idea co-incdnt sojourn in New York City
found Miss Cradle magnificent hotel suite Her long shapey
masculine slack and she phg somewhat
rumbang with smile
aei.4at rtnar
Evening star., 1941-09-19

festivities than their respective
capacities as judge and music pub
Usher will permit.
X
Oscar Straus, Sheila Barrett and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Among Those Seen

We peered over a big
slice of rare roast beef. :. :.
the other eve. ii. to see Mr..
and Mrs. John Kolle. Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Eisenberg -.
lovely Mile. Renee La Coste
.and Paul Travis. who
has outlined a vigorous ath-
fetic program at the Detroit
Athletic Club with Nate
Goodenough as his sparring
partner.
Austin Wheeler Hyde was
on hand. :. AS were. :. Will
sen MardeI Peg Hancock
and numerous others. -.
You might like to know. 80.
that the .Women's League Of
Great Lakes College :. after
a good deal of planning. up
and gave that Yuletide Cele-
bration Luncheon -. today
amidst the quaintness and
quiet. ;. that are Frames
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
rs a 9-Pound Boy

Incidentally. if Mr.. Nc
Dowell seemed a trifle
vague yesterday you'll
have to overlook it because
the lovely Mary Alice. pre-
scented him with a nine-pound
boy. Thursday evening at
8 O'Clock. -.
The new fathers parents
:. Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Mcdowell .are here from
the East. :. and will be keep
ing him company. for the
next couple of weeks. out
there in the lovely little house
-. in Kercheval boulevard .
The Detroit Boat Club.
Is the comfortably appointed
mecca for many members. -.
on Family Night.
They partake of a delicious
buffet supper. :. and then
wander in to the big ballroom
to catch a good movie. +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Mrs. Gould
-
Due TO Wed
Mr.. Benjamin
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-Opulent
Henry Rogers Benjamin and
Mrs. Virginia Poole Gould won't
wait until after the coming-out
party on the twenty-seventh of
this month of Mr.. Benjamin'S
daughter. Anne Rogers Benja-
min. 10 repeat their marriage
vows.
On several occasions i'm the
past two years | have pointed
out editorially, that Rogers and
"Ginny" would-eventually-be-
come Mr.. and Mrs"
Always, something interfered.
Recently IL has been Rogers
vast amount of work connected
with the settling of his fathers,
the late William Evarts Benia-
min, large Standard Oil estate.
IT is DEFINITE, now. that
Mrs. Gould and Mr.. Benjamin
VIII be made one before Christ
mas. But where the ceremony
will take place is in the lap Of
the gods.
1t may be up in Connecticut,
where Rogers father had a fine
estate. or in New Hampshire,
where the bridegroom-to-be is
master of a 6OO-acre farm
Then again it may be solem-
nized in New Jersey - where
Rogers doesn't own any real
estate-or down in Maryland.
But II will be an event of the
pre- : c hri st m s season and
"Ginny." as Mrs Benjamin,
viii help receive the guests at
Anne's coming-out party in the
old Benjamin mansion in East
Eighty-seventh street, just off
Fifth avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Mueh-Fe+ed Visitors

Much-feted visitors in
town. -.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Richter. ;. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Abner Head. of Mil
waukee. -.
The Heads are one-time
Detroiters. you'll recall. :.
They are the houseguests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Lobdell. :.
who have charming home in
La Sale place -. Crosse
Pointe. -.
This evening :. they will
be honored with dinner
party. by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tucker. 80.
Sunday. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald Mckay of the In
dian Village Manor. :. that's
where the Heads used 10 live
80. will be cocktail hosts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbsPeroH

ALL YOU patriotic people
who turned out for the
champagne matinee which
"Bill" Mcdowell and Howard
Davidson. caused TO take
place at the Van Dyke Club
-. last Sunday. :. so that
the Naval Armory Welfare
Fund might bulge will be
interested know. that
after all the bills were taken
care of. :. there were four
hundred and twelve beau
tiful dollars -.
Same was presented by the
lads. to Capt. and Mrs.
Richard Thornton Brodhead
who accepted with grace
and thanks. for the Naval
Armory..
We understand it will be
used TO buy athletic equip