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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
Dinner Ends
Celebration
AT New Bethel
Speakers Praise
Administration
OF Pastor Ramsey

Amid deliciously prepared food.
colorful ensembles and decorations,
the ninth anniversary celebration
OF New Bethel Baptist church clos
ed March 81 with a Fellowship
dinner.
The warmth OF fellowship and
brotherly-love was penetrating. as
members and friends heard Mrs.
Stella Hollis. office secretary. re-
veal that during the Ave months un-
der the present pastorate. several
thousand dollars indebtedness. in
addition to the mortgage and sal
airy OF employees. had been taken
care OF. One hundred and sixty-six
persons have been added TO the
church roll during this period.
DR.. II. f. Owens. principal speak
or. in complimenting the pastor. the
Rev. w. +. Ramsey, said: mo in
siitution or organization can grow
greater than its leader" Mrs. Mary
Harris. beloved mother OF the
church. celebrated her 10th natal
day with the birthday OF New Beth
ell.
During the weeks observance the
following Baptist churches partici-
pated in the AFFAIR: New Mt Zion,
the Rev. j. b. Ford speaker; Mace
donia, the assistant pastor the Rev
c. Farrell. Chapel Hill, the Rev,
c. II. Newton; Peace. the Rev. Lee
T. Clay: and the Rev. A. c. Wilt
ans. pastor OF Metropolitan.
The pastor delivered special
message Sunday morning. March
so from the subject, Drinking from
Bethel's He'll" At $3.50 pm. the
anniversary sermon was deliveded
by the Rev r. l.. Brady, pastor
of the Second Baptist, who spoke
from the subject, The Birthday OF
the Church He was accompanied
by the Senior choir and a multitude
OF officers and members who repre-
scented the historic Second Baptist
church in very tangible way.
In the Sunday evening services.
the youth OF the church rendered
their program They set forth, In
their very constructive papers and
discussions that they do not antici-
pate having place in the church OF
tomorrow. but that they desire. and
are almost demanding. that they
participate In the church of today
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
little Rock Baptist

-. sunday school service al
rack was we'll attended
sunday s,,r and wac opened win sing
:, b Mrs e. Robinson. Rev H.
: - rat, preached a masterfui ser
non 81. an
ns.so. Rey Tate and his con-
...,,,ion worsaipped at New sal
a,p,st church, text, Men
wanted
n. Russell IS stu on the sick
m. MISSION VIII meet at the
,.'. q, Mother Gray, 1861 +. Can
IVA , Al pm testimonial meet
mr. ",.' and the Lords supper will be
bed. ,,
NJ. Nattis e Cousin is church
reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
BISHOP WRIGHT PAYS TRIBUTE
TODR. STEELE, HUMANITARIAN

In an article released recently
by associates OF DR.. Charles Siclzle
who died Feb. %, Bishop r. r..
Wright. Jr, pays the renowned
humanitarian a high tribute. DR..
Stelzle. who organized the Labor
Temple In New York and Was adj
visor 10 the Federal Council Of
Churches Of Christ. met Bishop
Wright while working in interest
OF the Good Neighbor league
A few excerpts from the bishop :
impressive article are as follows,
II went To Africa and we cor
responded I returned and saw his
name IN many colored newspapers.
Upon his invitation went TO talk
with him IN his New York office,
and in his quiet way he told me OF
his hopes. 1 want 10 help II just
some little hit he said, TO inform
perhaps inspire. Negroes are citi-
zens. they are Americans. They
should think American. they should
act American make that their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
With The Churches
Church Of God

The Sunday school OF the churrh
OF God, at Gratiot and joe Cam
pau, was well attended at $3.50 a.
m. Superintendent Randle presid-
ed.
The morning service was i'm
pressiye. Mack Caddell read the
Scripture lesson. Elder T. d. Nc
Chez. the pastor. preached an ex-
celent sermon. text, Luke 1894.
The Easter program will begin
at 1880 Sunday. A fine program is
being prepared Mrs. Effie Randle
il president, Mrs. Ida keene is the
Junior choir directress.
The public Is cordially invited
to attend services at the Church
Of God Mrs. JAMIE Hair is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
New Club Plans For
Extensive Activities
In The Present Year

Tho Crusaders Industrial club
re-orpanizcd March IS 1871 Is
planning extensive social and hush
ness activities. under tho SUPER
vision OF such officers as Or r G..
Roddic. president; Leroy smith.
keeper OF records. Andy Mason,
marshall Nh Minus supervisor OF
membership. Mrs Mable A. smith.
director Of publicity. Miss Ginger
sims. controller Of social activities.
and Miss Bailey dramatic investi-
gator: Mr.. Baldwin custodian OF
charter and all patent rights.
Their motto and activities arc
"Crusading for Negro Industrial
Salvation
To them National Defense means
Negro Economic preservation and
expansion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12

habit he said TO me for perhaps
the twentieth time | told him how
had read his articles IN sixteen
papers that week. and he seemed
pleased DO You think am writ
ing ne right thinese he asked.
'lou see. want SO much TO help.
For | realize that there can never
be Democracy in this country. 10
say nothing about Christianity. UNI
less an people nave The opportunity.
and inclination 10 do their part
And the colored people as We all
know are pushed farthesi back.
Or StClzle talked with me a
great enthusiasm about his new
venture lnio the Negro newspaper
world and showed me letters OF
appreciation from Noero editors
and was happy that he Was begin.
ming 10 touch thousands ~ Negro
readers with his weekly articles.
THAT why saw regret most
sincerely thaf he passes AZ this
time. He showed remarkable
grasp Of the liner aspects OF Negro
life and al understanding OF the
Negro struggle which few outside
the rroHp have
II cannot Petra therefore from
writing these words ~ appreciation
Of him who loved humanity one
Of God noblemcn.- and 10 express
the hope that the Column he start
cd so brilliantly in Negro and La
hor newspapers all over America
will ho continued by someone who
will feel moved 70 take up the task
which Charles Sfelzle has so well
hnrnn and has loft unfinished y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
West Side Council
Plans Cleanup Drive

The program committee OF the
Wes side Human Relations coun-
Gil held IL initial meeting We'd
nesday morning AZ Sampson school
The purpose of the meeting was
10 prepare plans FOR the annual
mass meeting IN connection with
tho city-wide cleanup. fix-up and
paint-up drive
The meeting viii be held AZ New
Light Baptist church Friday AprF
% At 100 pm -Four schools ~
the community local leaders and
city officials VIII take part IN the
meeting a parade has been plan
ned for SATURDAY April % Both
affairs are open 70 The public
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
Presbyterian Church

uho is ,hl.7 MAS the title OF the
-, Hem, roriers Palm Sunday
N,rrinr sermon which dealt with
:. triumphant entry OF Jesus into
,.,rsalcm ana Tho question asked
!, MANY ~ The multitude. Appro-
.,s palm sunday music was
~ nv Mo choir One person
,.i,sd the church. 4 beautiful hou-
.r,, q, 0h-e rladioli and lilies
s,b IAN ported palms on either
'lss VAS IRE simple but effective
liter derora'ions
Tho aunaa. congregational meet
,rr uas hsIi wednesday night and
,-,osl repsr,s from all organiza-
aors 81 ne caurch heard.
Tie IN shr Templars annual
service Wil DO held next Sunday
rapn AZ the church.
The CHOIR preparing to present
I, srring Musical al the church on
Friday eyeurr May ?.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
St. Paul AME
Easter Day observed at st
'aul ANE church

Easter Day observed at st.
Paul AME church.
Early prayer meeting. 6 am.
"The Risen Christ Brings Com
fort will be the subject OF the
Easter sermon al st. Paul. Sunday
morning. 10:45.
The Sunday school will render
its Easter program at pm. with
Mrs. Viola Newton as chairman OF
the program committee.
"Jairus Daughter" play will
be presented at 7:+5 pm. with
Mrs C. J. Harrison as directress
The Sunday school will convene
az 9.l5 am. with George G. Gar
ner as superintendent
The Allen Christian Endeavor
leagues will convene at 5 and $40
pm. with Miss Carrie Gordon and
Mrs Iowa Williams as presidents
respectively.
Topic: "He Liveth Forevermore'
Mark 13:1-11.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
Hartford Prayer
Band

The services began at s pm. with
Deacon Erving as chairman. as
sisted by many other Deacons. The
attendance was about 40. who took
part in the services include. Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Brown. Mrs. Alberta
Laurin. Miss Glassen Lark. Mrs.
Mary Hall. Little Miss Thelma Gay,
Detroit; Miss Magnolia Sims. OF
Inkster: also Joseph Hill, and Mr..
Penn after an absence OF several
weeks. All reports were wonderful.
On the sick list are: Mrs. Lings-
ton and Mrs. Mayo Prayer were Of
fered for them and many others.
A large number OF members take
the Tribune. and we are very CRATE
full 10 them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
.26 Churches To
Be Represented
At Benton Harbor
Sunday School
Delegates To
Hear DR.. Baber

The South Detroit District con-
ference and sunday school conyen-
ton Of the Michigan Conference OF
the AME church Will be held April
l6 through Il in Union Memorial
AME church in Benton Harbor,
Mich.
The Rev. DAVID A Blake. Sri.
l. presiding elder me r. Rev.
John Andrew Gregg OF Kansas cry.
Kansas. bishop. the Rev a Way
man Peterson. chief secretary Of
the Michigan conference pastor.
The sessions which VIII oieu on
Wednesday morning al 10 O'Clock
are expected 10 be attended hy the
- pastors who are members as
We, as local ministers. eNange lists
missionary workers SUNDAY schoo!
superniendents and delegates. The
Rev. William Jones Will deliver
me annual sermon al pm. and a
program and reception Will be held
in the evening.
Reports Tor the District confer
ence viii be finished Thursday
morning after which the sunday
school convention Will open The
convention will be highAghted hy
the sermon by the Rev George W.
Baber on "Special Message 70
Youth" Thursday az pm
Or Blake who Will be the pre-
siding officer. announced that the
following committees vii, serve
finance. The Revs. J. = Howell.
4. " Wright. " A Crider, A. ".
Peterson. Moses Williams and J
A Dean
Education an d Development
Fund The Revs. George " Baber
W. r Rhonenee s s Harris A n.
Evans c. A Crane and s c. Da-
Wis,
Preachers FOR the Annual Confer
ence The Revs. william + Rice,
r. y Williams. James Aikens W
/ +. Smith T II Calhoun r. l. NIL
or and { r. Winsheld
! Preachers FOR Orders The Revs
william II Jones " T Alexand.
or. L. l. Lawrence T. II Smith. NJ
Culpepper. L. b. Johnson and J B
! Hiichins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
NON -PARIEL CLUB

The Nor fariei club met az he
home ~ Mrs Doris Noble. 1877
Northheld last Friday During the
business session plans we're dis
cussed tor = Monte Carlo Party.
after which tue club enjoyed an
evening nf CONTRACT Prizes were
won hy Nig. Ada Moore and Mrs.
Members present were Olivia
Claig. president. bora Green. re-
cortinr secfttarv Mahel williams.
financial socretar. Alice Thomas.
tressefcy ptretAy Sylvers re-
porter AvorS Rogers Edna Ernest
Frances Mills peggy HAYES, Ada
Moore. loas, Marshall and Doris
Nohle Tie roX' meeting will be
held ~ no hore o. Mrs Rogers,
63Ha Scoren
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
Mt. Vernon

When Sunday school began al
$3.50 Sunday morning, II was large
ly attended. The lesson topic was:
The Triumphant Entry" Luke
l9:2S-34
At the IL am. service. the dea-
cons were in charge OF the prayer
service and the Senior choir sang
Pastor J S. Scott preached from
Matt. 5:l7. All enjoyed the dis
course.
At 1880 pm. the Lords supper
was administered. Miss Helen Criss
is church report for MI Vernon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
Northwest Detroit
Ry EvANGELINE EDMONDS
s. Paul Church

s. Paul Church
Sunday school was opened at
9:45 am. Sunday. by the superin-
tendent. Miss Robinson. Mr.. Hines
gave a special talk.
Morning worship began at IL a.
m. Rev. Mr.. Trammell preached a
forceful sermon. The attendance
was good.
Climbs
The Busy Bee club met with Mrs.
Austin. Of Mitchelldale. Refresh
ments were served and all present
had pleasant time.
" mbers OF the Honor Class
were Mr.. Hines. Mrs. Hines. Mari
on Plump. Mary Frances Hines
and William Hines. Jr.
Aged Citizen Dies
The funeral OF the late Mr.. Tray
lor. who died April S. will be held
Thursday April 10. at ? pm from
St Paul church, on Ohio street.
Mr.. Traylor was 10S years OF age
at the time OF his death.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
O.E.s. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER no li-STAIED hELIEG,lst
Wednesday. DEGREE WORN srd wednesday. Worthy Ma
uonMrs Alphreta williams els Irowhrdge' 10. e.ssol'
Richard white 5l3 Tillman Secretary
Mrs Viola Perry as Leland. TIE. 1879
BATHSHFBA CHAPTER NO. a-STATED MFETING-1st Friday
DEGREE Friday. worthy Mafronhrs. Leah Mar.
tin sl5 Garfield Apt 1.s5O7 Worthy PatronMr '. A.
Bristol Campau. IL Ass; Secretary. Mrs Carrie
Riley. 1898 Parker Pl s7e5
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER No. l4-STATED MEETING-lst Wed
nesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday Worthy Matron
Mrs Matte Collins eSth. $500; Worthy PatronMr.
Arthur Robinson. EvalIne IT. 1859; SecretaryMrs
Lula Hendley 1880 klnger
PRISCILLA CHAPTER No. 21-STATED MEETING-2nd Fri.
day. DEGREE WORK 4th Friday. Worthy Maron-Mrs Mar
655 Eliot Apt 79 Tie. 2.5of5; Worthy Patron
Haywood Can't 500 Hartford IT, !sSSs' Secretary
Mrs Helen r. CAN'T. 500 Hartford. Ty. 4-s556
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO 9-STATED MEETING-lst Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK Thursday. Worthy Matron-Mrs.
Willie Austin Nfchedale; Acting Worthy PatronMr.
Richard white 5isi Secreary-Mrs. Gladys Hard
wick eO11 Chene. III. 05s6
ST. AGNES CHAPTER NO. ssSTATED MEETING-end vsdnes-
day. DEGREE WORK lh Wednesday. Worthy Patron
Elizabeth Goal esth Ty. se9ig; Worthy Patres
Flood Harfordg SecretaryMrs. Lorraine Tai
bet Begole. Ty. 1873
lCAPSTONR CHAPTER 9s-STATED MEETIAG- end Thurs
DEGREE WORN ith Thursday. Worthy MatronMrs.
Rosetta Matthews ~ sts5 worthy Patron Rev.
2sss McDougal III 1913; Secrearyhrs john
nile n. HnL fss7 Madison FL ses'.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
Peoples Baptist

The Rev. Mr.. Royal made an elo-
quent talk at Peoples Baptist
church. prior 10 the sermon. Sun
day morning. The Male chorus al
so rendered a selection.
The Rev. Mr.. Royal preached
from ii Cor. 1886. Many we're pres
emit The public is invited to visit
this church.
verlia Mae Berry is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
When POis0ns Slow
kIDN EYS
and Irritate Bladder
blush Them Out for IS Cents

Go 10 your druggist today and get
this harmless dlureilc and etimulant
- ask for Cold Medal Haarlem Oil
Capsules and start AZ once 10 flush
kiancys Of waste matter saturated
With ACIDS and poisons.
That's a prompt and effective way
% help bring about more healthful
kidney activity and relieve that hlad-
der irritation with It's scantv passage
with smartlnc and burning as well aa
restless nights
Remember the kidney often need flashing
a. well a. tho bowels and some symptoms OF
kidney weakness may he getting up often
during the rirht--pufy eyes-backache-
But be sure and get GOLD MEDAL
Harlem OIL Capsules - the original
and genuine - the price Is small fSs
csrfsl. Just see n your expectations
arcn, fulfilled. Refuse substitute
Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12

The st. James CME choir, OF
vinewood and West Kirby, Will
nresent the Resurrection Song.
bv Louise stairs. at 6 o'clock on
Easter sunday morning. The pub
lie is cordially invited. Mrs 70
lande Maddox Is choir director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12

More baritone. bass. LIST and snd
tenor singers are needed Tor ths
choruses Of the opera "Carmen
which VIII be presented the ihs'
week Of May ut the Detroit insii'
tute Of Arts.
Rehearsals are held every MON.
dav and Thursday evening Ut iso
o'clock nj the Juvenile Detention
Uobe. I0ss r.. Forest VI Ri'ard Sc
I'm foor also on SUNDAYS ai pm,
nj Lucy Thurman i.N','A' eA'eP'
Easter sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
St. Paul, Southwest

A great service was held Palm
Sunday The Pastor. Rev. Harris,
preached from the 10Th chapter OF
st. Luke. 39th verse.
The Queens carnival closed
Sunday night.
The Chorial club held their can
tata Sunday night.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna Revish
was held from the church Monday
the Rev. Harris officiating.
Everyone was very well pleased
with tho article In the Tribune and
more members are reading II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12

William r. Davis Is no longer
connected with the funeral home
at q Mamie street. II Is now the
Community Funeral Home. Phone
No. s.,sll Frank Curruthers. =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
X e or t RS,
Attic nti on !

Church reporters are
asked to concentrate on
reporting services which
are to be. rather than
those which have already
occurred.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-12
St. James CINE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
Promising Pictures Feature Programs Of LocoL 7hedtes
YOU BELONG TO ME
 ATSTATE SUNDAY
Barbara StanwyCk and Henry Fonda Teamed in
 Latest Comedy

Coming to Q close tomorrow eve ming at Warner's state theater Is the hilarious comedy about army Ale, "Youre Tn The Army Now" co-starrinE Jimmy Durante and Phil Silvers with Jane Wyman, the Navy Blues Sextette and other fa- vorites. The second hit of this pro- gram Is "Blues in the Night" with Priscilla Lane, Betty Field and Richard Whorf.
 If past performances are any erie terion--ard the past performances of Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda, together or separately, can be considered a fairly safe criter- ion--"You Belong to Me" is head- Ing for the kind of audience reac- tion which made such other hits as "The Awful Truth" "l1ere Comes MT. Jordan" and ''Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" classics in screen comedy.
 "Xou Belong to Me" opens It's engagement Sunday at the State and co-starS Miss Stanwyck and Fonda. Said to possess oil and more of the delightful tempo and atnloS- phere which distinguished their most recent comedy, "The Lady Eve", the new film has been praised as "a natural" for the brilliant tal- entS of the players,
 Fonda takes the part of 0 play boy who lnarrieS doctor, firm In the intention of allowing her to continue her practice of medi- cine. But when he finds half the town is saying "Ah-h-h" to his bride, he quite underStandahly be- comes Q bit jealous, He fights with her patients, he fights with his bride, he even tlghts-and wins with himself. As the medico, Miss Stanwyck is equally superb in role which calls for Q combined serious ness of purpose and gaiety of ex. preSsion which adds much to the hectic charm of the film.
 Others in the cast include Edgar Buchanan, Roger Clark, Ruth Con- nelly and Melville Cooper.
 Thrills and excitement will be the keynoteS of the second hit Mystery Ship" with Paul Kelly, Lola Lane and Larry Parks in featured roles, The film tells of the deportation of q group of dangerous saboteurs and spies, and their attempts, while the ship Is on the high seas, to seize the vessel.
 One of the greatest New Years Eve midnight shows ever presented ln Waterbury is scheduled for the State theater this year. Nineteen hundred forty-two will be royalty welcomed to the tune of "All Through the Night" on exciting gangland thriller, with Humphrey Hogart in the leading role, and Con- rad Veldt, Kaaren Verne, Jane Dar- well, Frank MeHugh, Peter Lorre and Judith Anderson in featured roles. The show will get underway promptly at 6 o'clock New Years Eve with performances continuing to 3 o'clock New Years day. "Sing For Your Supper" N delightful com edy with musa: starring jinx Falk- enburg and featuring such comedy wise performers as Charles. Buddy Rogers. Eve Arden, Benny Baker and Bert Gordon, radios "M'ad Russian" Is the second hit of the program,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
MALTESE FALCON
 NEXT AT STRAND
Humphrey BOgart, Mary AstOr CO.Starred in Fast.
 Moving Mystery

Performances tomorrow evening at Warmers Strand theater conclude the engagements of Deanna Durbin, Charles Laughton and Robert Cum mings in Tt Started with Eve"; also Ronald Reagan and Joan Perry in Mine Lives Are Not Enough"
 A fast-moVlng, suspense packed mystery show will be In the otfing for Strand patrons starting Sum day when "The Maltese Falcon" COG starring Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor comes to that theater as the headliner of the giant weekend show.
 According to reports, "The Maltese Falcon" brings together one of the seasons most able casts. Adapted from the Dashiell Hammett novel 1t presents, in addition to Bogart and Miss Astor, such able players as Peter Lorre, Gladys George, Lee Patrick, Barton MacLane and Syd- ney 0reenstreet.
 The picture presents hard boiled Bogart and alluring Mary Astor against Q sinister background in which q gang of suave but blood- thirsty criminals match wits with ail exceptionally clever detective, Cold, hard, sometimes cruel, but never without Q sense of huri1or, this de- tective, played by Bogart, k called upon to bring all his resources into play when his partner Is murdered while doing some shadowing for e client. Bogart has bucked some pretty tough guys In his screen ca reer, but in Peter Lorre, that small but willy merchant of menace, he meets his ablest adversary. When these two clash, the resulting ex- cltement is well worth watching, ac. cording to critics.
 The picture moves in 6 breezy manner but is definitely not just aIl- other mystery story with clutching claws and creaking doors. It has on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

exciting but sensible plot that will please those who like their thrills mixed with credibility.
 Co-featuring the program Is Mar ried Bachelor" with Ruth Hussey and Robert Young in leading roles,
 Outstanding among the giant pro- grams coming soon to the Strand is Wednesdays show which will be "They Died with Their Boots On,' co-starrlng Errol Flyn and Olivia dc Havilland with a east of thou sands. "The Smiling Ghost" one of this years big thrillers, featuring Wayne Morris, Brenda Marshall Alexis Smith and Alan Hale will CO., feature the program.
 Other attractions coming soon to the Strand include T Wake Up Screaming" "One Foot in Heaven,'' "Keepu Elm Flying" "shadow of the Thin Man." Chocolate sol- dier," "'The Little Foxes" and many others.