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Evening star., 1941-06-28

vet made more than two films a
year on the new deal, but gets paid
for three.
Peter LORE had to have some
stitches in his face because Mary
Astor scratched him too realistically
for a scene in The Maltese Falcon
Peter Lorre's tooth was cracked
when Humphrey Bogart hit him
too realistically for a scene in The
Maltese Falcon" These two items
were released by Warmers publicity
department on the same day, and l
suggest the boys get together and
plug one injury only.
MELVIN Douglas is now working
on his sixth picture in nine months.
And yet I have never heard him
complain of overwork :. Olivia de
Havilland has gained weight and
has improved her temper and looks.
Judy Garland has a problem
on her hands. Future Husband
Dave Rose does not want to live
in the house Judy bought two years
ago-despite the fact her mother
has offered to move out and leave
Judy and Dave in possession. Mr..
Rose wants to build his own house
for his bride. I think his idea is
sound Nancy Kelly was asked
to pose kissing a soldier. And as
she hesitated, was reminded. It's
for defense" Then Nancy flung her
arms around the delighted lad and
proved her patriotism.
Johnny WeiSmuller has been on
the Metro payroll for 10 years, but
has played only one role-TarZan.
There have been four Tarzan pic
lures. The fifth is due to start. :. . {.
Laraine Day goes to a preview wear
ing a mink coat, but the two men
with her are minus ties. John
Wayne's wife-they already have
four children-is expecting another.
Martha Raye Indignantly de-
nieS rumore of a rift with her
latest and third husband. Ditto
Rita Hayworth, whose marriage with
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Blame Cast
On Radio
For Slump
Benny and Hope,
Poll Implies,
Keep Fans Home
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

Astonishing to movie leaders was
the authoritative report that two
of their most important stars, Jack
Benny and Bob Hope. are largely
responsible for the current fright
ening slump in theater attendance.
DR.. George Gallup, hired by the
R-K-O Studio to conduct film sur
veys. told the companys sales con-
vention that the drop continuing
since last April is due to radio
especially to the tremendous listen
ing" power of a few headliners.
Gallup said his weekend surveys
showed that Benny had attracted
36,000,000 listeners to Sunday pro-
grams, whereas picture theaters
haven't been able to sell more than
11,500,000 tickets all day Sunday.
A Monday night radio show strikes
similar paralyZing blow.
The poll conductor told salesmen
that attendance dropped to $4,000
900 weekly from a 54,000,000 esti-
mate made by his group in July,
1910.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Ine)
Evening star., 1941-06-28

X
Adventure in Washington,
which stars Herbert Marshall and
Virginia Bruce, is the picture which
Columbia was making such a furor
about a year ago. The idea then
was to call it Senate Pages" which
no doubt was dropped on the theory
that it might be confused with the
first section of the Congressional
Record. 1t still deals primarily with
that Juvenile branch of public life,
but in a fashion which indicates
that Hollywood, for all its vaunted
research skill, has only the haziest
notion of what goes on here. Not
otherwise could it have portrayed
Senators as that particular kind of
dope, Senate press gallery members
as so blond, ruthless and beautiful,
or page boys as such job lot of
angels and dead-enders. II the
Washington conception Of Holly
wood is equally inaccurate, perhaps
both should start all over again
from scratch.
Clearly it was the purpose of the
authors to lay the emphasis Of
Adventure in Washington" upon
the bitter, rebelliouS lad who brings
the philosophy and uneven man.
ners of a dead end kid to the
job of being a Senate page. Then,
discovering Miss Bruce and Mr..
Marshall in the cast, it apparently
occurred to them there was some
kind of movie protocol to be served.
The stress was revised accordingly
with the result that Marshall, who
sounds like the Senator from
London, and Miss Bruce as an
impiSh blond radio commentator,
are constantly snatching the story
out of the boys hands. 1t doesn't
make much difference. to be sure,
but it is a little bit disconcerting.
Mr.. Marshall, whose accent is in
Evening star., 1941-06-28

ADVENTURE IN WASHINGTON" CO.
lumbia production starring Herbert Mar
shall and virginia Bruce, produced by
Green screen t1 Day BY sf lewis <. Foster % % and
Arthur Caesar.
Jane Scott - Virginia Bruce
Marty DriScoll - Gene Reynolds
Senator Owen Samuel F. Hines
Senator Cummings Ralph Morgan
corruptedly House Of LOrdy, is the
fall guy for both the girl and the boy.
The former is out to make him her
dupe irrespective of senatorial and
journalistic ethics. The latter, a
political appointee of regrettably
low standards of loyalty, RESPONSE
bility, rhetoric, and moral fiber, is
an equally awful scourge to Sena-
tor who is only trying to finish the
public's business as quickly and in
telligently as possible.
Everyone involved in this unlovely
fantasy of life in Washington does
his best TO make it look real. They
may do so in less informed quarters
such as Hollywood and Beverly
Hills. Here, we are Skeptics who
probably will find the film enter
tanning primarily in its misconcep-
ton of life on the banks of the
Potomac.
1t really is quite funny that way!
If Rochester seems a long time
getting into the stage show which
Harry Anger created for him, don t
let that worry you. The 20 minutes
he is on stage during the program
are at least the equivalent of an
hour in the energy they take out
of the man. That is because the
act which ne puts on is more a thing
of dancing-thoSe comic panto-
mines and soft shoe routines which
you've seen in his pictures-than of
verbal comedy. Any disposition you
may have to yearn for more of the
latter is forgotten in your interest
in the mans skill, or excused on the
ground that Mistah Benny is not
there to foil for him.
Stables band covers a consider
able area of today's music, each
item impressive both as to arrange
ment and instrument grouping. The
maestro and his saxophone are just
prominent enough. never so much as
to obscure the fact that the others
also are talented individually and
collectively.
Miss Barrie does more than ade-
quately in giving the program vocal
balance, Ruby Ring is back with
her eye-opening acrobatic dancing
and Walton and O'Rourke put their
puppets through a routine of suf-
flciently varied comedy to be alto
gether pleasing.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Air Battle in West
At the Trans.Lux

AS the Soviet Army, a major un-
known factor in today's turmoil,
faces its first test on Germany's
eastern front there comes news of
a turning tide in the west. On the
bill at the Trans-Lux is the pic
torial report, pictures of American
planes that down Nazi craft, pic
lures of the r. A. F. taking ad-
vantage of its superiority along the
Channel coast to stage daring raids.
Further views of war activity in
clude shots taken at sea with a
huge convoy. part of Britains life
line; pictures Of the strengthening
of Gibraltar, Of the mining Of
United States harbors, of sundry
other defense projects.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
ANU SEM E N rs.

which already has lost so much
laughter.
Love Crazy" is precisely the
sort of thing that brings out the
best in its principals. 1t starts on
one of those soft billing and cooling
notes from which it is inevitable
that it shall swing to one of COM
plete and maddening misunder-
standing. This time the swing is
farther than usual-as it should be
by now-going all the way TO an
asylum in which Powell is highly
amusing inmate.
Every zany passage, Of which
there is virtually a cavalcade, IS
PLAYED to the limit as Love Crazy
swirls its dizzy course. Funniest Of
the lot, in its slapstiCk way, is that
in which Powell as an escaped
lunatic dons woman's clothes IN
desperate effort to reach his wife
to convince her that she really Is
the crazy one It's not exactly dig
nified. but that is exactly what the
picture tries to avoid from the first
crashing derriere to the last.
That's the kind Of picture 1t is,
and very amusing. j. c.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
BY HARRY MacARTHUR.

Rudy Vallee. one-time crooner
and producer of his own vaudeville
shows, seems determined to become
movie actor. The trouble is that
such perseverance as is Mr.. Vallees
is likely to lead a man to strange
lengths. Mr.. Vallees determine
ton to stare down the cameras has
trapped him now in the tolls of a
little item entitled Time Out for
Rhythm" which you may find at
the Metropolitan. If your past ex-
perlence with the cinema is the sort
which might lead you to believe
that the ultimate in stupidity in
f1lmusicals must have been achieved
long since, this is just the thing to
change your mind. Time Out for
Rhythm" seems to have been de-
signed for those who find some
persons named the Three Stooges
and some other persons named
Brenda and Cobina the funniest
persons in the world, which hardly
could include even their most fervid
admirers.
When the shadows of the comic
antics of these folks Is not glumly
falling on the camera lens Time
Out for Rhythm" devotes itself to
a fable about a theatrical agent who
spends his time trying to peddle
the pedal talents of Miss Ann Mil
Ter. This makes it an excuse, of
course. for Miss Miller to dance
often in her nimble fashion. And
when Miss Miller becomes tired
there is a newcomer named Joan
Merrill, a rather strikingly attrac-
tive lass, who sings torch song
lushly, to join Glen Gray and the
Casa Iona Orchestra. The diff
Guilty is that both Miss Merrill-a
Washington gift to Hollywood, in
cidentally-and Miss Miller often
get out of breath at the same time,
leaving the film wide open for an
attack either by the plot or the
Stooges. And then is when Time
Out of Rhythm" becomes time out
for whitening the soul.
Evening star., 1941-06-28

Love Duel
Held Over
Palace Offers
Second Week of
Love Crazy

1t would be a proclamation, albeit
a paradoxical one, should any one
ever convince Myrna 10y and Will
liam Powell that love is sacred. In
such a case they would stop kick
ing around, and there would be no
more antic comedies like Love
Crazy" which is now in its second
week at the Palace. That would be
grave loss, especially in a world
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

NatiOnal-''Fantasia," the much
discussed Disney, with music con-
Quoted by Stokowski: 2:20 and $50
pm.
Palace-"Love Crazy" Myrna 10y
and Bill Powell in a mad farce: 1850
am, 2:l5, 4:45, tbs and GAS pm.
Capitol The Big Store" the Marx
Brothers go mercantile: II m, l: AS
4:30, tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows:
/, 3:45, $50 and 9:l5 pm.
Keith's-"In the Navy" Abbott and
Costello aid CD the defense effort
Ills am, 1;2O, 3:25, 5:35. TAO and
$50 pm.
Earle-"Adventure in Washing
ton romance under the Capitol
dome: 11:05 am. LAS, 4:30, tbs
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 12:45,
$3.50, 6:15 and 9 pm.
Little-"Charlie Chaplin Festi-
VAL" a collection of his best
comedies: 1870 am, 2, 4:30, and
9:35 pm.
Columbia-'I Wanted Wings" life
among the flying cadets, exciting
10:45 am, lbs, 4:10, $50 and 9:35
pm.
Metropolitan Time Out for
Rhythm" musical with Ann Miller
Rudy Vallee, Rosemary Lane: Ills
am, 1:20, 1925, 5:35, TAO and Gas
pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts; con-
tinuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
|, R0adside-"The Mountain Linz
ited," an old-time thriller melo-
drama: $50 pm.
Cross Roads Young April,
when young love is In bloom
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-28

have bought a
farm in Connec-
ticut and will
live there in Oc-
tober, November
a n d December
of each Y ar.
Clark's contract
at Metro calls
for him to make
t h e e pictures
between J a n u
airy and the end
of September.
But because of
the lack of good
c"r,r material
Clark has not
Evening star., 1941-06-28

It's quite a collection. The psy-
chology behind it is this! A girl as
wealthy as the jewels indicate, does
not need a job. Which is why the
producers give her one. Very imple
if you have some jewels.
Gregory Ratoff has cast himself
as an orchestra leader in The Men
In Her Life" the picture he is now
directing. Il agreed" says Ratof1
in his best Russian, that l was the
best actor for the part"
Relessed by the North American
Newspsp per Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1941-06-28

ROcneStef, OF
course, is not the
W h ole Of his
show. 1t is a
variety S e t up
built upon the
f o u II d alton of
d k Stable S
versatile b a II d
whose vocalist is
no less a local
favorite t h a II
Oracle Ba / I ! e,
and whose spe-
cialists represent
as neat a blend
ing of entertain
ment S kills as
YOU can imagine.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Winters in Connecticut
Planned by the Gables
They've Bought a Farm to Call Home
When Clark Isn't Busy at Studio;
Publicity Men Get Crossed Up
By SHEHAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.


Roand Russell with Freddie Bson and his and pa at the
blue She snachng few days of rest before her final film
telephone Alice way joins
groom HarrSa and IN
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Rochester, In the Flesh,
Is Star of Earle Bill
Mistah Benny's Man Is Headliner
OF Snappy Revue With Music;
Picture Has Local Setting
BY JAY CARMODY.

Mstah Benny may have gone in search of vacation with six
delicious public
the but the faithful Rochester carries The coored comedian
starring in his show is plainly and pleasantly visible the Earle
this thing
performer
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Rudy Vallee
Tries Again
In Films
But Nets Musical
Traps Him With
Three StoOges

TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM Co.
lumbia picture featuring Rudy Vallee
Rosemary Lane Ann Miller Joan Merrill
produced by Irving Starr. directed by
Sidney Salkov. story by Bert Granet
screen play by Edmund L. Hartmann and
Bert Lawrence. based on play by Alex
Ruben. At the Metropolitan.
The Cast.
Danlel collins ns------------ Rudy Vallee
kltty broWn ------ Ann Miller
A rALances Lewis ---------R Rosemary Lane
OhBeat Davis Allen ,IenkinS
Joan Merrill Herself
MIKE armstrong Richard Lane
James Anderson Stanley Andreus
And
Six Hits and Miss
Eddle Durant's Rumba Orchestra.
Glen Gray and his Casa Iona Orchestra
Evening star., 1941-06-28

picture, adventure IN washington,
needs something sturdy in the way of
Something VERY sturdy.
Evening star., 1941-06-28

CilCdSO lOI lIle run III.
Carole Lombard and Clark Gable
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Evening star., 1941-06-28
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
CHAPTER THIRTY

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&1;E F.! E De !


caS}-'o '3@e ''" II The deposi-
'ols.
'Dtd he la.t - 10 nat joel
asked
Eve O .'' 'sst" no. Lois
or bankers G-eHt h41 Dad WASH
IKE lhal Sic lo'"fa up II joel
could see a I'LL" Of laarS IN her
eyes. Dad met every obligation OF
the bank, and then came nome and
dIed.
You uoh mean he
NO joel lie 0dnt take ms OWL
hfe. lie died ct Il broken heart, over
the Smash ne OF all has dreams. OF
an the pans ne mad made for
Mother ,l5 Ala
joel Sa+a quietly and sincerely,
i should IKE TO haze known youl
father, Eve.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

does M good noW II then TO
blow off steam They danced il
silence fol q moment and then Joel
asked: Did You tell RNl about
Carey Wattao' Q
Il didn't mention any names"
sad Eve. But thought it would
make Bin feel less badly if he
knew that he wasn't The only one
whose marriage had been called
oft ~
# see
And. oddly enough Eve said,
and carrying coincidence still far
Their, Bill looks a lot like Carey.
It's almost uncanny at times. It's
rather like suddenly looking up and
finding that Carey has come back"
Does Bill know that"
YES SAID Eve. She smiled. I'm
afraid he didn't like being told that
he looked like the man I might
have married. I'm afraid it did
something to his ego"
Don't let that bother you,' said
Joel in a somewhat hard voice.
Bills ego can take a lot"
That's not very kind Of YOU,
JOEL Eve said.
NO. l know it isn't. I'm sorry"
When their dinner was over they
strolled out upon the wide terrace.
There was a 100 1t was washing
the world in silvery radiance, turn
ing the golf links that stretched
out at their feet into a carpet Of
luminous white.
Music came to their ears from
the big room behind them.
They stood close together beside
the rough stone parapet. looking
off into the mountains that tow
cred uD from the very edge of the
grounds which surrounded the
massive stone structure.
Eve" Joel SAID, what would
you say if | told you l was falling
in love with YOU
I'd say you mustn't" Eve re-
piled. And I'd mean it, Joel. Please
cont fail in love with me-
please
Good heavens. Eve, would it be
as bad as all that"
No, Joel. But l mean love hurt
me. I'm afraid Of it. i don't think
want anything to do with love-
Joel slipped his arm about her
waist, drew her nearer to him.
THAT'S not fair" he said. You
mustn't Judge all men by one"
It's not that, Joel" Eve said
quickly. It's just that-that l
don't want to go through with it
again; with falling in love. l
mean"
DO you still love the other
man."
I'm not sure. l wish | we're ?"
go Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
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Myers, poultry tefhnIclan with Dr..
SaIlSburN.S Laboratories will lee
ture on how to house and iced
chickens and control then diseases.
Eyervone is cordially invited P
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

$40 FOR YOUR OLD RADIO Ne
gardleSS of condition on any 1"D a
met model we have, hlcluoa3
Crosley. Majestic, Zenith. Aoh'na,
See them in our window, o can
buy them on easy terms. Ao"i, o.;
Richards Furniture co. To-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

FLOOR ENAMEL IN GREY, AND
oaks at $3.50 per gallon. One coat
gloss enamel at $3.50 gel gallon,
DeNoe seml-paste paint at 81 IS per
gallon in ) gallon kits. Phone 80
for paint service. Alex S. Watkins.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

GET INTO THE SWING OF THINGS
You We been missing lately. lis easv
with Valet Cleaners & Divers DO
pendaole cleaning service. Phone
'of 1885,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

INVITE YOU TO SEE AM
drive the new Studebakef 1on~
buying your next car. n oeC .t
stration will convince you. oa1| ts
ler-Palmer Motor Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

YOU ARE SURE OF A BETTER
deal every time if you buy an
eveready used car. We guarantee
satisfaction. Eveready Chevrolet
Co., phone TOT. 60
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

LEE US PUT y BARBER GFNASCo
ROOT over your head Estimate M
terms gladly furnished vi,b "rlu
oplIsau ION. Tanner Roofing Co.,
phone 606. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
WANT ADS

WE CAN LEND YOU HONE OWN
ed money quickly Ton buying,
building. remOdeling and refm-
ancing homes. Henderson Building
& Loan Association, Al. b. Wester,
Secy-G)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

LIFE is SHORT-LOOk YOUR
best. Have your suit tailored t.
measure. More than 1000 new sam
piles are here to select from. Come
IN and let us show you. Mems
Shop, Ac. tueS-thurs-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

IWO ONE-SINTH HORSE pOIVTo
alternating current electric mo,d1
One with pulley lor Y bel, 'C Co
as new. $3.50 each. Adams-RIccS6u.
w. l3-2,;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

apartment for rent. Phone 626.
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