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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-11

and Pauline BRIDGES, 19, Casa
Grande.
SHARP, William Oscar, 18 Mesa
and Mary Lillian MCDOWELL, 1S,
Mesa.
DIAZ, Valentine T., "a, Superior
and Elvira B. VEGA, 19, Superior
PASTOR, Enrique P, 27, Miami,
and Margarita LOPEZ, 20, Clay
pool
DAY, Patrick John, 10, Los An
geles and Frances RAYMOND, 1S,
Chandler.
KIMBROUGH, Ernest R., 81,
Phoenix and Willie Mae WEIGH,
20, Phoenix.
JOHNSON, Lee, 81, Red Rock
and Janett MOTLEY, Is, Phoe-
nix.
Estates Filed:
None.
Estates Closed:
Estate of Atanacio Chavez Saenz
also known as A. Saenz, Deceas-
ed, distributed to Remedies V.
Saenz, widow and Eva Saenz, Ra-
fael SaenZ, Esperansa Saenz and
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-11

evidence offered to show that men
working in our mechanical trades
aren't just pulling levers and
dreaming. They are keeping their
minds busy thinking up new ways
to do things faster and better
new ways to make America an
even more desirable place to live
and work than it is today.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-11

o Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kroger, Mrs.
Stella Hayduke and George Hay
duke, spent the weekend in Ven
tura, California, visiting relatives
and friends.
o A fire in Capital Fuel and Feed
Company's building Wednesday
morning charred a door, counter
and floor. 1t was caused by a
hot patch" being thrown on a
gunny sack, during the mending
of an automobile tube. according
to w. r. Urton, manager. The fire
was put out with an eXtinguisher
o Mr.. and Mss Jewel England and
family had dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. p. c. England at Florence
Friday.
o David Hood, who is taking q
summer course at University ol
Arizona. Tucson, spent the 4th ot
July with his mother Mrs. F. P
JamisOn. On the 18th of this
month, Mr.. Hood will leave fol-
| White River Indian Reservation
where he has been appointed graz
ing inspector for the AAA.
. Mrs. u. L. Steward, who left
last Sunday to visit her parents
the Reverend and Mrs. w. P. Har
mon at Lynchburg, Virginia, re
ceived word EN- route that her ia
ther had had stroke. Mrs. Stew
ard is with him now, but write:
relatives here that he is very ill.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-11
LOCALS

. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt N. Dodge
We're Thursday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Golden.
Q Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Beauchamp,
Mrs. J. c. Beauchamp, Mrs. George
Hanna and baby spent the week
end visiting relatives and friends
at Ashfork.
Q Mrs. ]. L. McIlveen of Phoenix
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Park
Soule.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-11
TEN YEARS AGO

Coolidge Camp Fire Girls enjoy
ed a swimming party Tuesday at
the Florence pool.
Mrs. Alpha Farnsworth, guardian
of the Coolidge Camp, accompan-
led the following girls on the trip:
| Florence Roche, Doris Burt, Abbie
Dee White, Miriam Farnsworth,
Martha Jones, Lois Knox and Peg
gy Knox.
Mrs. j. M. Hines entertained the
Allegro Club at her home Friday.
Prizes were won by Mrs. N. w.
Bolin and Mrs. A. d. Tyler
Those present were Mesdames
r. B. Elsberry, ]. F. Eisenhart, j.
c. Jayne, George Truitt. Bolin,
Charles Cohen, Tyler, Fred Slate1(
Orville Boone r. ]. Jones and E..
McCleery.
Miss Elizabeth Jones is visiting
in Rodeo, New Mexico.
A boy was born Friday to Mr.
and Mrs. G. r. Dawson.
Miss Della Pottebaum returned
home from her visit to Mariana.
Jlr II u OtnnorJ onant Co
day and Sunday in Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. ButterfielG
We're Tucson visitors the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esley Gray and j.
Boone were 4tht of July visitors
at Nogales.
Mr.. and Mrs N. w. Bollin were
spending their 4th of July cele-
brating in Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Craig enter
tained as their guest last week
end Miss Alma Gates from Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slater in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Rog-
ers, celebrated the 4th of July at
Oracle and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Hooper and
daughter Vivian were guests in
the homes of o. M. and A. C..
Hooper at Phoenix over the week
end.
The library of the Woman's Club
is being well patronized by citi-
zens of Coolidge, and many new
volumes are being added to the
library. Mrs. Karl Fisher was in
charge yesterday during the af
ternoon hours from 2 to 4.
George r. Armstrong and family
are spending this week in Phoenix
visiting friends and relatives. A.
d. Hall of Casa Grande is looking
after the E. C. Grasty Implement
Co. business at this place during
Mr. Armstrong; absence.
evidence offered to show that men
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-11

George R. Armstrong and family
are spending this week in Phoenix
visiting friends and relatives. A.
ID. Hall of Casa Grande is looking
after the E. c. Grasty Implement
Co. business at this place during
Mr. Armstrong; absence
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-11

The library of the Woman's Club
is being well patronized by citi-
zens of Coolidge, and many new
volumes are being added to the
library. Mrs. Karl Fisher was in
charge yesterday during the af
ternoon hours from 2 to 4.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Troll Club Plans Hike

The Potomac Appalachian Trail
Club will hike to Oventop Noun
tain and Butterwood Branch area
of the Blue Ridge Mountains Sum
day. Information on the hike may
be obtained telephoning or calling
at the office of the club, 1924 H
street, during the evening.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
St. Mory's Defense Unit
Names Mrs. A. F. Kino
Special Dispatch to Tha Star.

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, Nov. 3D.
Mrs. Aloysius F. King has been
named chairman of the women's
division of the st. Mary's County
Defense Council and Mrs. A. Claude
Turner of Prince Frederick, chair
man for Calvert County, 1t was an
nounced today. j. Mayo Rector will
be chairman of the Calvert County
mems division.
Assisting Mrs. King will be Miss
Ethel Joy, county home demonstra-
ton agent. An advisory board ap-
pointed by Mrs. Turner includes
Mrs. Robert S. Mead, North Beach;
Mrs. Everard Briscoe, Mrs. Thomas
H. Williams, Mrs. Roy G. Williams
and Mrs. r. 3. Smoot OF Prince
Frederick: Mrs. Gordon Bennett,
Lusby: Mrs. Robert Oberry. Solo,
mons; Mrs Sadie Gray and Mrs.
Leroy Williams, St. Leonard's; Mrs.
John Leitch, Huntington: Mrs.
Joseph Lyons, Sunderland; Mrs.
Thomas Mackalls and Mrs. John
Wright, Barstow, and Mrs. George
Kleon, Chesapeake Beach.
Evening star., 1941-11-28

Cuba shipped tobacco valued at
over 81 ,200,0 900 to the United States
in a recent month.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
. NTH a double.lo0med
Mt. Rock Cheviot Overc0dt

Nj. Rock Cheviot is brond-new overcoot feo-
turing colorful new patterns double oonned from
two pure wool fabrics for your complete protection.
Mt Rock Chevots toke the drobness out Of overooot
styling with their color and pattern Get the coot
Washington men prefer-two generations Of them
get Mt Rock for Washington SZA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Newman AIumnae
Meet for BRIDGE

SCHOOL GIRL friendships,
so often forgotten after q few
months away from academic
portals, are kept alive forever
among the alumnae of Miss
Newman's.
The girls meet for bridge
every single week of their lives.
And look forward 10 the day so
much that nothing can keep
them away.
Meeting first atone house and
then at another are Martha
knudSen, Mrs Robert Radtke.
Amy Sanders. Mrs. David Rieske,
Helene Siegel, Mrs. Richard
Forster! Nancy Cowline and a
number Of others.
They have other activities on
their program, too. and meet
ing 10 discuss these Will be held
Tuesday evening In the new
home Of the Bob Radtkes ~
Prairie avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Back in Town

The Arthur II. Bulls Jr. and
Mrs. Allan Sheldon who went
up with Mrs. Bull are back in
town and report that the
weather was perfect all the time
they were gone and that they
had good luck shooting par
fridge.
Mrs. Sheldon, however, does
most Of her shooting with a
camera and has brought back
some very interesting and lovely
photographs.
The Howard Freeman Smiths
who were guests of Mrs. Bull
al the same time as Mrs. Shell
den have gone on TO their shoot
ing camp at Ponemah Club. out
side of Vanderbilt.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Finken-
staedt and the Emory. Moran
Fords went up on Thursday to
be their guests over the week
End. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Per-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
At Rose City

This is a mans sport. At
least, Pointe Monilee Club. near
lockwood, down below Trenton.
to which about dozen Detroit,
Cleveland and Chicago men be-
long, is strictly stag.
Among the Detroit men who
have been shooting there are
Charles T. Fisher Jr., Emory
Moran Ford, John B. Ford Jr.,
William Ford Torrey, DR.. Harry
Norton Torrey. William T. Barr
bour, Hal Smith and Edwin b.
Henry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Cole Porter Song Provides Theme

The steering committee has chosen Cole Porter
"Shoot the Works for the U. s. A. for the theme of the
cabaret
And guess what!
Jack Rosevear Mayfas favorite pianist will be getting
out of Camp Custer just in time play the song the night of
the cabaret. III
Patricia Gilmore will sing il for the guests.
Ever the British Ball. we've been wondering about
that marvellous black French poodle the Fred Agers bought
and how they getting along with this addition to
their family of pets.
Wonderfully" informed the sparklngeyed Mrs. Ager
Continued Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
To the Shoot the Works Room, Please

rs faHaiar5hese days dgnfied society matrons
step into elevators at the Staer close their and
"We want to 90 to the Shoot the Works committee
meeting"
For the of the committee doesn't readily imply that
this the group planning big cabaret November H.
which will furnish day four American camps.
The steering committee is working night and day for the
success of this real American party.
Tuesday evening of the members will go down
the Terrace Room of Hotel Staer where they've been cut
gift promotion by Dan Furey
Enrc Madriguera is starting "Madrguera Balloon Bust
es club for each Tuesday night when bunch of bal
containing defense bonds and savings stamps will be
released the the floor Each Tuesday before the
balloons will tickets the Shoot
the Works Party!
Moran, the Les Ruwes the Charles A.. Deans the
Frank Books and others will down help their project
along.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Belonged to Father

The lodge -HAieA-beiongrd 70
her father, the late Arthur H.
Bull, now belongs to her BROTH
ers, Arthur II. Bull Jr. and c.
Henry Bull, who have their ken
nels up there, with about 30
dogs.
DR.. and Mrs. Hudson expect to
go up next Friday TO join Mrs.
Bull, who has been there about
10 days. Mrs. Bull, who used TO
he a famous shot, still takes a
whack at a bird now and then.
The c. Henry Bulls are there
now. but probably will return on
Monday TO their home in Crosse
Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Women as Well as Men
May Be Seen Taking
Shots at Game
BY THE CHAPERoN

liver so many of the fashion
"a ables, of the feminine as
well as the masculine persuasion,
these crisp Autumn days, may
be spotted out in the north woods
whamming away at the brides.
Never have we known such a
season for partridge, woodcock
and pheasant shootingI
Some of the girls, we under
stand, are crack shots. Others.
like Mrs. J. Stewart Hudson, the
former Julie Bull, go along with
their husbands but prefer just
to walk through the brush.
Mrs. Hudson. who has been
going up TO the Bull lodge at
Mikado ever since she was a
small girl, never fires a shot. r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Duck Shooting Slow

The Seabourne r. Livingstones
went to Grayling to their shoot
ing lodge the very day the sea-
son opened. we understand. but
are expected back on Monday.
Henry B. JOY Jr., also a skeet
champion, is whamming away at
the partridge up at Rose City.
doubtless with telling effect.
The duck shooters. however,
have been less fortunate because
of the bafmy weather. They ara
praying for cool, damp, windy
days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

kins of Cleveland are there. also,
making quite "a large and jolly
weekend party.
Mrs. Sidney r. Small. cham
pion skeet shooter. is turning
her talent TO shooting partridge
and woodcock at the Smalls'
shooting lodge at Blue Lake
Ranch. She and Mr.. Small went
up for three weeks.
Miss Betty Small. who is her
mothers rival as a skeet shooter.
went up on Thursday to spend
the weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
War Hits
Hockey at
Kin9sWood
BY THE BYsTANDER

TT WOULD seem at first glance
Il that the war in Europe
should have nothing at all to
do with field hockey at fash
ionable Kingswood S hool in
Bloomfield Hills.
AS a matter of fact, how
ever, the war has put a blight
upon the whole picture that
may not be cleared up until the
fine Autumn weather is over.
For hockey requires uni
forms and uniforms at Kings
wood mean fine soft wool from
England, A few shipments
are coming through. But they
fau-and- between and
at last reports only five of
the students were completely
Outfftted.
Stepping out coZlly and ready
to meet all corners are Jes-
sica Waldron, Sara Weeks.
Nancy Hart, Roxie Haynes and
Elizabeth Leisk.
The others are hopefully
awaiting another shipment of
wool, or wearing last years uni
forms, but in any case they
are having fun-and plenty of
exercise.
On warm days the little river
that winds through the grounds
provides perfect spot for
canoing.
And there is late Fall tennis
and golf until the snow flies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Spending Honeymoon in Bermuda

Herbert Joyce best
Toasng the young couple following their marriage were
Mr. Mrs B. Graz Brown of Flint and Mr. and Mrs James
Acklin of Toledo.
Doctor Constantine arrived Friday spend the weekend
with his wife and mother-in-law.
travelling Emmons fame colored corduroy
suit trimmed cleaning gold buttons and worn with black
silk blouse. Her chapeau and accessories were black
The Emmonses left for Bermuda and after December will
make their home in Holcomh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

mother Mrs. Charles L. Frederick
The Rev Mr. Frank Fit performed the ceremony and Bar
bara her usual attractive self in foorength pale
afternoon gown. She orchids.
Mrs. Frank H. Constantine of New York was her sisters
crepe and orchids.
Hal is the of Harold H. Emmons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Society a. 4untin Goes and Many Birds.
Find Way to Fdshonob|es dbIes
Mrs. Sheldon Does Most
of Her Shooting for
Interesting Pictures

woodcock and just have re-
turned. Doctor Torrey, espe-
cially. had very good luck.
DR.. Fred T. Murphy spent
last weekend at the Red Dog
Club, near Crawling. shooting
birds, returning on Tuesday
night with a well-filled game
hap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Good Luck Hunting

DR.. Harry Norton Torrey the
William Ford Torreys and Mr.,
and Mrs. Ledyard Mitchell Ir.
have all been up at Blue Lake
ranch bagging partridge and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Barbara Frederick
WEEDS Hill. Emmons Jr.
In Home Ceremony
BY JANE sCHERMERHoRN

FTER the wedding ceremony friends and family
n i: e.: e ;:s. dc [
Evening star., 1941-07-16
He Eats Again

Monty Woolley has been signed by
Warner Bros. to co-star with Bette
Davis in the film version of The
Man Who Came TO Dinner" George
S. Kaufman Moss Hart stage hit.
Woolley, who created the title role
in the Broadway production of the
play, is still playing the part i'll New
York. He will remain in the play
until ne is called TO Hollywood. which
will probably be shortly after Miss
Davis finishes The Little Foxes" at
the Samuel GoldWyn Studio
Before Miss Davis and Woolley
were cast in the two top roles in
The Man Who Came TO Dinner
some 40 leading actors and actresses
were tested for them. The film will
Evening star., 1941-07-16
the first rank with worldwide repu-

the first rank with worldwide repu-
tations.
The entire program was designed
to please and If most Of the num-
bers were of lighter and more easily
comprehended type, it was because
it is summer and the lovely setting
which the Shrubbery and pool pro-
vide tend to relaxation and not
because they represented either the
limit of the artists possibilities or
the extent of their repertoire. Hid
den within the simplicity of the
Londonderry Air" or Mendelssohn's
"On Wings of Song" as performed
last evening, was a high degree of
artistry masquerading as guileless
music making
The most versatile member of
this group was Carlos Salzedo, the
renowned harpist. Not only did he
appear as virtuoso of the harp, but
as pianist as we'll, besides acting as
general stage manager in arranging
the placement of the artists and in
urging them to give plenty of en-
cores He took part, in some way,
in every number and by the time his
own group of solos were to be played,
he was an old friend, already popu-
lar with the large audience which
had gathered to hear this out-of-
the-ordinary program.
1t is rarely that such widely diff
ferent instruments as harp, flute
and cello are combined, and it
took only the first number, Locatel-
lis Sonata. TO prove what an
Evening star., 1941-07-16

| Barbara has not time to do more
than slip on a negligee over her
niphteown before rushing IN TO
| attend him.
To continue-Barbara and Henry
marry. She goes out to work. He
becomes violently jealous OF a man
Barbara meets in the course OF
her doctor duties. And this part
of the story is driving DlrectH
Wesley Ruggles to the point where
he needs a doctor.
The man must be attractive,
Rueples explains We must be-
lieve he is capable of taking Bar
bara from Henry. But the part
is not very big. And I'm having
terrible trouble getting good
looking man who can act the part.
William Holden or James Craig
or Robert Cummings would have
been fine, but they are too impor-
tant now for this role. AS matter
OF fact. I had the picture ready
eight months ago, but had TO delay
because I couldn't get a leading
man. This was all right with
Barbara, who said, 'Okay, while
you're searching I'll go on a va
cation with Bob tTaylor.' BY a
lucky chance. we Columbia and
Rugglesy made a deal with Fox for
the loan of Fonda. and in return We
gave them Rita Hayworth and one
other player
The shortage of leading men
will continue until producers take
the trouble to develop newcomers.
But when you tell them this, they
smile at you pityingly.
Joan Blondell and Binnie Barnes
are hoSteSseS in hotel which has
just concluded magicians' con-
vention and is about to start a
morticians' convention. Between
the two, a man is murdered, Which
gives you some idea of the brand
of fun in Three Girls About
Town" For good laughing measure,
the hotel manager is played by
Robert Benchley.
The scene today is the bedroom
of Joan and Binnie, and both gals
are featuring dressy dressing gowns
there are more pictures on Holly
wood sound stages featuring bed
rooms and dressing gowns than at
any time since I've worked here.
Joan sprawls wearily on her bed.
She is tired and with reason.
We're living at Balboa" she tells
me, and that means I have to get
up at 4:30 am. to be washed,
powdered. dressed and on the set
at 9. I don't think I can keep it
up"
Joan and Husband Dick Powell
have passion for buying houses
When they make a film. they don't
say. This brings us such and such
a sum of dollars" but, this will
pay for new piano or new
roof" Just as the last stick of
furniture was placed in their Balboa
Island house t48 miles from Holly
wood Joan had to report for her
Evening star., 1941-07-16

ideal blending can be attained by
their union. PLAYED by Mr. Salzedo
and Marjorie Call Salzedo. harpists
Rene LIE Roy, fiutist. and Janos
Scholz, cellist, this serene, yet lively
work was q splendid introduction
for what followed.
The exceptional gifts Of Mrs. Sal
zedo were first TO be appreciated
in three duets with her husband
Rameaus La Joyeuse," Martins S
"Gavotte' and Mendelssohn's "On
Winss of Song" and later, TO q
greater degree in the brilliant in
PRODUCTION and Allegro" by Ravel
In this number Mr.. Salzedo took
over the role of pianist, accom-
panying his wife. and performing
the same service for Mr.. Scholz il
his solo. Eccles' "Adagio" and Pop
per's "Tarantella,' and for Mr.. lie
Roy in Bach's "Polonaise' and
Mozart's ALLEGRO Aperto."
Mr.. lie Roy's superb command OF
the flute is already known here from
previous appearances and the same
extraordinary phrasing and rapid
technical exhibition again astoniShed
his listeners. Mr. Sholz made his
local debut as soloist disclosing a
rounded. vibrant tone of great rich
ness and temperamental fire Both
artists. of necessity, gave encores.
Having assisted at the success OF
his colleagues, Mr.. Salzedo was
ready for his personal triumph
which followed his performance of
Handels The Harmonius Black
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Infornalitv
Is Keynote
Of OfCOncert
Starlight Music
Patrons Hear
Famed Artists
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

The sponsoring committee of the
Starlight Chamber Music Concerts,
in a greeting printed in the program
of the first concert, which C. C.
Cappel, manager, read again to the
patrons of last evenings program in
Meridian Hill Park, said: I'VE want
the spirit of informality to prevail" I"
That was the keynote of the pro-
gram presented by Salzedo Concert
Ensemble as the third in the series
featuring chamber music in its
various forms. In fact, it took on
somewhat the character of an eve
ming at home where several talented
musicians did their bit for the en-
tertainment of invited guests. The
difference, of course, was that last
nights entertainers are artists of
Evening star., 1941-07-16

picture. And directly I finish 1t.
Dick starts one So it looks like we
won't see much of each other this
summer
Every time Nelson Eddy finishes
singing in The Chocolate Soldier"
he shifts. then clears his throat.
What dye think of it?" he asks
a visitor. referring to his magnifi-
cent uniform. Il look like a super
circus Then he goes into his
song, Forgive, Forgive, Forgive.
Without Your Love I Will Not Live" :"
The lady on the receiving end of
the music is Rise Stevens. fresh
from the Metropolitan Opera and
looking like young Alice Brady.
This is her first movie They can
do so much magic for you with the
camera, she says. But magic or
not, Miss Stevens is not STAYING.
She is returning to her husband and
the opera season in New York.
tRelessed by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star., 1941-07-16

smith" his transcription of Lon
donderry Air" and his own compo-
sition, "Whirlwind. Furthermore
he gave the audience a special
treat when recalled after his en-
core, "Chaconne, by Dursnt. he
improvised a charming number.
Again joining forces. the group
concluded their entertaining and
artistic program with Debussy s
"Children's Corner" transcribed by
Mr.. Salzedo for two harps, flute and
cello. The concert on Friday eve
ming will be given by the same
artists in another diversified pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1941-07-16

suggestion Of a local lady doctor
serving as technical adviser, and the
Evening star., 1941-07-16

Send for this fasci-
mating pictorial guide
to Pennsylvania
fully illustrated in
color. A d dress .
Pennsylvania De .
parment of Com.
merce, Div. 2O9F,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Evening star., 1941-07-16

first thing she
advised was for
heavens sake,
don't make her
dowdy just be-
cause she's a
doctor"
The dressing
gown angle is
because Barbara
Is a guest at a
winter spor t S
hotel, and when
Fonda in the
middle of the
night yells, rs
there a doctor
Evening star., 1941-07-16

be one Of the top-budgeted features
on the Warner schedule for the COM
ing season.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
If She's Barbara Stanwyck
A Doctor Can Be Lovely
But You Belong to Me- Is in Trouble
For Lack of Handsome Actor
To Steal Her From Fonda
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.


Question Since ingng
gowns attended bedridden male patients?
wife until Miss
Evening star., 1941-07-16

Charles Bower has received an
engraved silver cigarette case from
the Dominion of Canada for his
Victory loan work.