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Evening star., 1941-06-09

husband of Coincidence Martha
Rave and is described vaguely as
an orchestra leader or songWriter.
Here are some more facts about
David Daniel Rose, 80, cleaned while
watching him at work at the Mutual
Broadcasting studio the other day:
He is blond but deeply tanned
from frequent visits to the beach.
He is of medium height, has brown
hair, dresses neatly and is quiet
spoken The girls might call him
mot handsome, but attractive"
X
Dorothy Lamour, jeanette Mac
Donald, Don Ameche and other
singers for whom he has provided
music arrangements speak well of
MIN. Rose is reticent about himself
but speaks volubly on the subject of
music
Had an experience recently
which indicates, I think, that piece
of music is not like furniture, fitted
for a certain use, but can express
different meanings in varied set
tings," he smiled.
L was called upon for some music
about Hollywood boulevard. There
was no time to compose it, so
merely took musical theme which
had no particular title.
Then I took five pieces of back
ground music-you know, the music
you hear when a love scene is going
ON, or to heighten a dramatic mo-
ment.
AS accompaniment to narration
about the color and excitement and
tragedy of Hollywood boulevard,
the orchestra played this theme.
with the other music cut in at five
places. And do you know, I've had
more letters of praise on that work
than on anything I've done for a
long time? Why, they're even call
ing Hollywood boulevard an i'm
portant new work."
X X X
Rose. born in London. studied at
the Chicago College of Music.
He came to Hollywood three years
ago with the understanding that a
contract awaited him at a movie
studio. When it failed to mate
rialize, he began to do radio music
work.
Now he is musical director for
the Don Lee system. When he di-
rects his 16-piece orchestra in re-
hearsals, he sits on a high stool
with the string section directly in
front of him. He keeps a minia-
ture piano beside him and turns
to it frequently to demonstrate how
he wants a measure played.
If Rose has a musical specially,
it is symphonic treatment of pop
ular songs. He is composing a con-
certo which he plans to present at
the Hollywood Bowl this summer
Evening star., 1941-06-09
And She Shall Have Music
Dave Rose, Who Weds Judy Garland,
Knows His Demonstrations
HOLLYWOOD.
BY the Associated Press.


Garland recently will
it official birthday
familiar 18-year
old singer from Grand
About Rose average fan knows little except that he is the
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Where and When
Current TheaterAttractions
and Time of Showing

= National-"Fantasia," the much
discussed Disney. with music con-
Quoted by Stokowski: 2::20 and $3.50
pm.
Keith's-"Citizen Kane" the ini-
tial Orson Welles film venture: 2:30,
and $50 pm.
Palace-"I Wanted Wings" life
with the air cadets, exciting: 1890
am, lis, 4, 6:45, $40 pm.
Earle-'Reaching for the Sum-"
romance among the assembly lines
II am, lao. 4:25. 7:05 and $50 pm.
Stage shows: 12:45, $50. 6:15 and
9pm
CapitoI-"A Womans Face" Joan
Crawford in a psychological melo-
| drama: 10:45 am, 1:35, 4:25, 7:15
and 1905 pm. Stage shows: 12:45,
3:35, 6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Little Flight From Destiny -
crime without passion, with humor
II I'M, 12:35, 2:2O, 4:1O, 6, 7:55 and
9:45 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"Meet John Doe,
Frank Capra discusses the plight OF
the little man today: 11:30 am, 2
4;35, 7:05 and $40 pm.
COlumbia-"Road to Zanzibar "
Crosby, Hope and Lamour loose in
the jungle: 11:20 am, 1:20, 1925,
$50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Second Start

William Dieterles R-K-O Radio
production of THE Devil and Daniel
Webster" has resumed shooting after
five-week shutdown, according to
Charles L. Cleft, associate producer.
Filming was suspended some time
ago following an accident which hos
pitalized Thomas Mitchell. Edward
Arnold will take over Mitchell's for
mer role of Daniel Webster" in the
adaptation of Stephen Vincent
Benets story. Although now well
on the road to recovery, Mitchell
will extend his convalescence into
rest of several weeks before he
again dons makeup.
Also in the cast of the Dieterle
production are Walter Huston, Anne
Shirley, James Craig, Simone Simon,
Jane Darwell, Gene Lockhart, John
Qualen and others.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

now offering a completed script, a
group of players to appear in 1t and
a man to direct. All in one package,
prettily done up-at fancy price.
Many deals have already been
closed on this basis.
The parcel idea can take on any
number of variations. For in
stance, Linda Brent's in town with
brand new job lot wrinkle. A
21-year old locker from Shanghai
whose real-life experiences in the
war -throttled Orient would make
most movie mellers seem tame,
Linda has written herself into a
bang-up spine-tingler which she's
offering in script form to any studio
wishing to part with S25 900. But
provision is made by the author
that she must be cast in the star
ring role.
Born in Siberia, of Irish-Russian
parentage, Miss Brent spent most
of her life in the Orient's troubl-
Gus atmosphere. She became dra-
matte and dancing favorite and
won a beauty contest designating
her as Miss Shanghai" On her
arrival in New York last summer
she was featured in the Broad
way farce, Separate Rooms"
Casting directors say she is an
exotic brunette of the Ida Lupino
type and have offered her several
good chances. However, Linda's
go-getting parcel who contends
she isn't interested in screen
career unless some studio will take
on both properties-her life story
and herself.
A girl in Oklahoma City writes in
to ask if freckles could prove
handicap to IAN otherwise pretty
girl" seeking a screen career.
Myrna 10y can give the answer
(an emphatic NO. Also Joan
Crawford, Susan Hayward. Ann
Gillis, Betty Brewer, Arleen Whelan,
Nancy Carroll, Janet Gaynor and
Bette Davis.
1t has taken a hundred million
dollars to do it, but Hollywood has
made the job of airplane pilot No.
! on the list of the typical
American kid. Once he dreamed Of
filling a fireman's uniform or grow
ing up to be cop or train engineer.
And it was dream he usually out
grew.
But. often as not nowadays, the
kid with the kite finds his fancy
turned to fact in the pilots seat of
flying ship. Ever since Wings"
and "Hell's Angels" Hollywood has
been betting it would turn out that
way.
Today, studios are shooting the
works more than ever. With the
possible exception of Westerns,
more flying pictures are being pro-
duced than any other types of film.
Universal has led with an average Of
10 flying movies year for the past
five years.
Most ambitious Of todays crop
are Warmers Dive Bomber" star
ring Errol Flynn and Fred Mac
Murray, and Flight Patrol" with
James Stephenson and Ronald
Reagan. "Yank In the r. A. F."
starring Tyrone Power, is a top
runner at 20th-Fox; R-K-O is
shooting Parachute Battalion" and
Paramount has Forced Landing
we'll under way.
CReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. IncD
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Local Drama Groups
By Day They Have Many Varied Tasks,
By Night They Act for Love of 1t
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

Not nqueny certainly not nfrequent the publicity mills of
Hollywood grind out the
stars could living in other fields they suddenly
You might
another
and
Evening star., 1941-06-09

encouraged to believe it was an
overture to something pretty good
If Bolger danced however, the re-
suit was left on the cutting room
floor. After those few tentative
taps, the picture rushed on to an
other boring sequence completely
unrelated to the Bolger role.
After that picture, he did moth
ing for a long time. There is a
limit to that and Bolger finally
reached it. When New York called
him back for a musical comedy, he
went muttering bitter things over
his shoulder about not coming back.
But he is returning, and to some
thing indefinite. In fact, what he
is returning to is title, nothing
more. The title is Look Out Be
low" R-K-O owns it, and Bolger' s
contract. 1t is looking around for
a story to put under the title. Also
under Bolger.
Maybe it will turn out to be some
thing with a dance in it.
That drama critic which Joseph
Gotten plays with such certain skill
in Citizen Kane" introduces him to
no new atmosphere. Out of the
many jobs Gotten had before the
theater began to take his acting
ambition seriously was that OF re-
porter. He never was drama
critic, nor a movie critic; in fact, he
never worked on a metropolitan
newspaper. He was familiar with
the beguiling fragrance of printers
Ink, however.
On his way to becoming that rare
thing, a matinee idol who is an
actor first and face afterWard,
Gotten will never forget that he
got his job on the basis of a letter
from a drama critic. The critic
Just wrote a note to David Belasco,
one of those this will introduce"
things, and both were surprised as
something when it worked.
So, probably, was Belasco.
1t almost certainly never happened
before or since.
The latest version of The Trial of
Mary Dugan" was not the. total
loss this department so churlishly
Evening star., 1941-06-09
DANCING.

Teach you to dance In few Lessons. Private
or class. Guest lesson. Mae Davidson,
1929 NJ 81. (Thomas Cirele). Ma. S341.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

comedy parts Wrltten fOr nm al
ways turned out to be singularly
unfunny.
The unfunny comedy roles some
Evening star., 1941-06-09

how or other al
ways kept Bolgel
from dancing
Once, in an over
stuffed musical
which starred
Eleanor Powell
1t looked for q
few minutes as
If they were 60
ing to let long
Raymond dance.
He sat down on
q trunk in one
scene and tapped
his toes on the
floor and OLD
Evening star., 1941-06-09

These David o. Selzink productions
have been selected as the top-rank-
ing pictures of the past year in a
poll of 10000 high school students
sponsored by the Campfire Girls
of America.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Hollywood Agents Become
Dealers in Job Lots
Now They Offer Studios Packet
Consisting of Script, Director
And Complete Cast
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

parcel" gaining Holly
pedder who the studios lot deals
considered walhower
specialized negotiating properties Now that's
In
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Now Mr.. Bolger Retracts
Bitter Words of Adieu
He Is Going Back to Films Again;
Marsha Hunt Gets That Contract;
Gotten Another Ex.Reporter
By Jay CARMODY.

When lany Ray Boger left HOLLYWOOD year and half or was it
bad and that enough Hired his
sensational
of a a
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Still More HOnOrs

Gone With the Wind" and RE
becca," winners of more motion pic
ture awards than any other films
in history, have again been honored.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Arrangement in Shallow Bowl
Will Brighten Up Bedroom

forget-me-nots right in the front
That's all there is to 1t.
This arrangement would also be
very pretty on an end table in
living room.
DESIGN FOR A NIGHT TABLE
Another bunch of sweetheart
roses put into a tiny color pitch
er is just right for the night table
in your bedroom. The pitcher. or
glass, need be only about three
inches high.
Place the open roses low and
around the edge of the container.
The buds should be higher and
in the center. A few sprays of
maiden hair fern are pretty and
add a touch of softness to the ar
rangement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Simple Instructions Given Making Pretty "BrOOnsk Skirt
First Attempt at DreSsmaking
Should Be Something Simple
No Psi+ern Required for Smart New Summer Fashion;
Easy 70 Meke-Does Not Need 70 Be roned

OF you want dress-most of us always do,
matter what the And if you're short funds
and long ideas and imagnatonthe best way Of get
ting is to make it yourself America is sewing this
year. and there's IN the world why gOu can't make
dress for Yourself Free sewing instruction yours for
the asking in many department stores westyed fabrics,
products Of the best designing talent display; but
TONS thread bindings and other trimmings coordnaed
with exact concise and easy-tofollow instructions
available to you
If you're beginner your first dressmakng attempt
should be something simple Summer play clothes
easy TO make good starter-for which you don't
need pattern-might be the broomstc skirt which
caused such sensation at smart resorts this winter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01

Here's q frock with good
mind for figures You'll love
wearing this Anne Adams style.
Pattern 4732. II Sims your waist
narrows your hips +. softens
your bosom and does II all
with a smart. youthfil air, The
waistband is widened to flattering
curves in front. Panels 20 down
both the front and back skirt,
making you seem much taller
and simmer. The bodice Ia Won
derfully soft-cut and bloused, with
gathers above the waist-girdle and
with generous. stitched darting at
the shoulders. Sew tiny buttons
down the bodice or trim the sim
pie, nice v-neclsine with a ribbon
bow. clip or fresh flowers. And
cut your sleeves In neatly tucked
short or three-quarter length style
Let the Sewing Instructor help
you all the way.
Pattern 47s2 is available In
women's sizes 81. 30. IS. 40. AZ,
a.. IS and as Sire SO takes 81
yards 3p-inch fabric.
Send Is cents In coins and two
tax tokens for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly Size. Name.
Address and Style Number.
Order the brilliant Anne Adams
1871 Pattern Book today. and get
your wardrobe ready for the turn
of the fashion season. There's real
dress-making fun and satisfaction
for you in this collection OF unusu-
ally sirnple-to-sew styles for every
age and purpose. You'll find tai
lored modes garden-fresh
prints /. sportsters evening,
wedding and graduation gowns (.
lingerie accessories. Order q
copy now-you'n like our prompt
mail service Book IS cents. Pat
tern IS cents. Book and Pattern
together. IS cents and three tax
tokens.
Send your order 70 The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department.
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skirt lengths together. on the sell
wedge edges. leaving one seam
open, about six inches from the
top, for the placket. Now for the
belt. Measure off the distance
around your waist. plus two inches
for finishing. Fold the material
In half. lengthwise, and stitch both
ends on wrong side. Turn and
press.
The skirt must now be gathered.
and in order to be sure that your
gathering will be even. divide the
belt into four. marking with pins;
do the same on the skirt. and
gather each quarter Of the skirt TO
fit each quarter Of the belt.
Gathering may be done by hand. or
by using a loose machine stitch.
Before sewing the skirt on to
the belt. finish off your plscket by
turning In and hemming the part
Of the opening which is toward the
front and facing the back part of
the opening with a narrow strip Of
material. After skirt and belt have
been sewn together. sew hooks and
eyes or snap fasteners along the
placket opening.
Try your skirt on for length,
f,,,-,, ~. the haps apd the aaufinO
part Is finished, And now for
the "broomstick" touchl Dip the
skirt in clear cold water. Wiring
out excess water Shake the skirt
out and smooth into straight folds.
Fold the band in half and then in
half again. Twist the skirt evenly,
as tightly as possible. Tie at the
bottom. then tie the top Of the
skirt around = broomstick and
twist the body of the skirt around
the stick several times. securing
II with cord to prevent unwinding.
Let us warn you, here. that the
drying process will take about
three days. since the skirt il
tightly folded II you are in
hurry. IL can be unwrapped and
shaken out when IL is almost dry.
When dry, your skirt will hang
in interesting creases. Each time
the skirt is washed, 1t is dried
around the broomstick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
BRIGHT Tones Often Reflect
Their Color in Your Face

Actress Maureen O'Hara wears
all the vivid primary eolors of In
dian and South American inspira-
ton in her new picture. They Met
in Argentina. She purchased sew
eral of these ensembles for her
personal wardrobe, discovered that
these vivid colors create a make
up problem. She found that red,
yellow, brown, red-blues. actually
reflect their color on your face,
can make the complexion look red
dish, sallow. even blush.
Remember this when you wear
bright colors, choose your make
up in blending tones to accent your
natural color. offset that flushed
or sallow look.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
One for the Money
ey LOUISE HOLMES

poised on the landing. Annie start
ed down with the bag and Julie
slowly descended 10 Kennedy.
Good morning. Julie" he said.
II trust that you slept we'll"
She saw the limousine over his
shoulder. She saw Johnny. Very
well" she smiled. remembering
to touch the vlolets caressingly.
They are so sweet, Kennedy" Her
heart took downward dive IA she
saw him lift a panama hat from
the table. Was she not to have
this hour with Johnny Again her
eyes darted to the chauffeur.
He was In the act of taking
the bag from Annie. Julie saw
the flash of a white smile
and n new emotion raised its
head. This one had green eyes
and dealt a stabbing blow.
Annie was a pretty little thing
Was II possible that the Spate
chauffeur and the Spate upstairs
maid had a sentimental interest,
one for the other?
Whenever Julie wanted to bring
her absurd heart into line she
mentally referred to Johnny as the
Spste chauffeur. It helped. II ef-
fectually separated them - for the
moment. She was having to use
the method with increased regu-
larity.
Obviously she was to have. no
opportunity to discuss the purse
snatcher's death with Johnny. He
merely touched his cap as Ken
Continued on Page is. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01

Here are the easy instructions
for making this gay. new skirt
for playtime-Measure one Of your
skirts from the belt to the bottom
edge to get the length of your
skirt when finished. To this
measurement add inches, for hem
allowance. Multiply by 1 and you
will have the amount of 36-lnch
colorfast cotton percAle which
you should buy. Because this is
soap and water skirt. use a
matching spool Of boilfast thread.
skirt Must Re Gathered
Divide the ysrdage into four.
and cut into four equal lengths.
From the selvedee edge Of one
piece cut Off a strip 5 inches wide
for the belt. Seam your four
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
BY BETTY JANE HENRY


Tacoma Times Special Correspondent
II you would like to pretty up
your bedroom a bit with a few
posies. buy small buch Of sweet
heart roses. a tiny bunch Of for
got-me-nots and a spray Of Star of
Bethlehem. A small. low, round
dish vii make a perfect container.
Loosen the bunch Of sweetheart
roses and place them in the hack
portion Of the bowl Put the Star
Of Bethlehem through the center,
and pull it out a little on the right
side. II the sprays are very small,
you might need two sprays.
Finally, tuck the little bunch of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Today's
ReciDeS

COCOANUT CREAM PIE WITH
GINGER SNAP CRUST
Crust
Line an s-inch pie plate with
ginger snaps cutting enough in
halves to stand up around inside
OF plate. Fill with the cocoanut
cream filling.
Filling
2 cups milk
81, tbs. cornstarch
n cup sugar
=, tsp. salt
egg
"a tsp. vanilla
:, cup whipping cream
cup grated fresh cocoanut
scald milk. Mix cornstsrch,
sugar and salt thoroughly. Add
gradually 10 hot milk. stirring
until thickened. Continue to cook
10 minutes longer. stirring occa-
sionally. Pour slowly over egg,
Ditnulilk we'll anu ItluIn " tOeSi1
boiler and cook 2 minutes longer.
Cool. Add vanilla. Pour into gin
ger snap crust. Spread whipped
cream on top and sprinkle with
grated cocoanut.
VEAL AND HAM PIE
III lbs. cold roast veal
u Id. ham
] tbs. flour
/ tsp. powdered herbs. salt,
pepper, red pepper. and
mace. mixed to taste
I tsp. chopped lemon rind
2 hard-cooked eggs, sliced
Plain pie paste
l tbs. chopped parsley
Cut veal and ham in thin slices.
Mix flour. lemon rind. herbs. salt,
pepper. red pepper, and mace. Roll
each piece OF veal in this mixture.
Line a baking dish with plain pie
paste. Place alternating layers OF
veal. ham. and eggs in dish. Add
l cup water. Sprinkle with parsley.
Cover with plain pie paste. Bake
in hot oven (450' FL for Ia
hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
THIRD ROLE AT RKO

Spring Byington, who appeared
for RKO Radio in 'Laddie," and in
Lucky Partners" is seen again as
Charles Coburn's partner in RKO's
new comedy, THE Devil and Miss
Jones" Jean Arthur is starred
with Robert Cummings and Co.
burn featured.
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