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Evening star., 1941-02-17
AHis- Chalmers Strike Still On, Says CLIO. Mar

MILWAUKEE Q0-The strike at the Alis-Chalmers
Manufacturing still is in and will not end until
several controversial settled at
meetings Hail. O. United Automobile Workers inter-
national representative declared today Hall said parey
Washington with defense chiefs last week had resulted in
an agreement on one point issue but that this did not
mean that the strike had been settled.
Evening star., 1941-02-17

(See HOPKINS, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1941-02-17
London, ~; G. u. Prep, %

Earlier Story on Page BID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

never occurred TO me at that
time, that he was still seeing
me as one of the children who
romped over the house when
school was out, A youngster
with pig tails down her back.
instead Of the ambitious young
lady who felt so grownup.
However, he hundred my
seemingly childish whim by
letting me formally present
my sketches to him at his
Office. Do you remember
Cleopatra That was my
first picture, followed by The
Crusades.' This was during
the super colossal era ,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

properly tutored and still bask in the Cali
fornia sunshine.
happened this the favored school for many
the children from the colony families among them
the lovely exotic looking Catherine De Mile Both she
Natalie loved their drama classes Il wasn't good at
like Catherine" laughs Natalie interested in how
would look, what would and just skipped my
lines paying hardly any attention TO them
Looking back is only natural Natalie interested in
dramazng the clothes instead of the action When she dis
really this field she wanted most she back
Chicago studied the Chicago Art Institute then
Hollywood for technical training West
Coast schools.
Because Chicago is such long way from Hollywood
often spent Christmas and Easter holidays the De Mile
household when wanted position in the studios turned
to Mr.. De Mile. thought pretty good and it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
likes Costume Clothes

Natalie prefers tailored clothes but loves to CostuE
period pictures especially adept designing mons
fashions and has done Gary Cooper Joel McCca
March Ray INLAND Henry Wtc0xen Robert Preston
and Raymond Massey.
passion for collecting earrings and keeps her
glass topped Mexican silver boxes that double
dressing table decorations Relaxation from the studio grind
she finds archery and horseback riding
This poised intelligent and thoroughly Winning young
well organized mind and she definitely the
gals that she believes doesn have 20 be
heress TO be well groomed and dressed IN taste
She has devised chart for successfully simplifying
shopping time and fashion and she makes work
with the most modest Of budgets
Natalie than a successful young woman she
inspiration for every girl who aspres reach the top
A creative profession.
Oh. yes is the first admit the breaks with her
plain doggedness she would
reached the peak. for Hollywood of whims
Mistakes costlier here than perhaps in other
industry. and doesn't get by with Lady Luck alone
thoroughbred stay the final runnngs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

One Of her important undertakings was I mon
Pacific After this completed she felt the need oil an
entirely perspective she accompanied the famous MI
nery designer Dache Paris Natalie IS like keen eager
she tells about this trip where she was INTRODUCED
different country that will perhaps never be quite
same the celebrated French designers
She returned to Hollywood fired with inspiration and brsky
pictures Northwest Mounted Police and
Meet John Doe. Her latest Reap the Wild Wind Is IN
techncoior which presented many problems for capac
hands.
And speaking Of hands, believe hers are the most
axqustey with long taPerng fingers
beautiful as goddess yet business
hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
DESIGNS Personal Wardrobes

And so met Natalie Visart, of Hoywood's
Youngest and gifted designers who heads the costume
department Mile Productions yet still finds time to
do outside pictures well the personal clothes for
numerous stars.
perhaps remember her interesting wardrobe for Bar
bara Sanwyck John Doe, and you will thrill TO the
beauty 1910 costumes in Reap the Wild
Wind" 10 be released
Natalie of The few who was lucky enough to enter
the movie world through 1t all began when she
robust little girl living with her parents IN
Chicago The Vsarts would thrive mlder climate
So Natalie Hollywood School for Girls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Fashions She Started

Natalie started a craze for
fringed buckskin and leather
in jackets, belts. bags and
shoes when she did that
colorful epic, The Plains
man. Then came The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Here the successful career GIRL stunhSy ueSseu N
n simple vet beautifully tailored sufrock, with big black
felt pancake topping her smary cofed head Here girl
mastered the of looking smart not only Tor her
self but for the many whose very velhoods
depend careful grooming and impeccable wardrobes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
BY MARI LUCAS
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 2,

~ ATAI.IE \VISART =. designer for De Mile Pro-
| auctions
III Without ever having met her, i knew it was
y she =. this tall wilowy young woman walking
toward me in the Paramount commissary
Evening star., 1941-01-23
365 Reg. 10e Monoerommed
TUMBLERS, Sc
In 5, 9 and 10 ounce sizes. Not
all initials included.
The Plais Royal,
Glassware Fifth Floor
ToiIe+ries

81 Calox Tooth Powder. Was 15c SC
Is DR.. West Tooth Brushes. Were 29c. &c
40, Morning of Rain Toilet Water. Were
S1.00 29c
IL Cans Quest" Were 1oc &c
Dressing Combs l0c
Pinaud's Gardenia Perfume. Was Sle5, 79c
13 Roi Royale Perfumes. Were sl95 Csc
Roi Royale Cologne. Was 59c 39c
Lubin Perfumes in Muguet, Carnation,
Lilac, Violet and Jasmine fragrances,
Were 81 Sl.95
The Paiais Royal,
Toiietries First Floor
Novelty JeweIry
100 Pieces Metal Jewelry. Were 81 79c
rs Enamel Compacts. Were SOC 29c
Women's Gold Rings, 10 karats Were
SIS $685.
1 Woman's Solid Gold Ring, 10 karats.
Was $40 S.
Boys Solid Gold Rings, 10 karats.
Were $685. 1895
Statuettes. Were S195 - 59c
l Mans Stud Set. Was $3.50 IS
The PaImis Royal, Jeweiry :. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
FOR CHILDREN
HOUSE DRESSES
Dress, Fur-trimmed Coats
DrosticoIly Reduced for Friday Clearance


Wool and Cotton Coats drey Sizes H. IA and 10 Wine
and blue Were 1895 S12G
Was 95 staS5
Wool Pirront Cot black Size 20 Was soe S2n
re""e-~,
Back Refer Coat velvet collar; IA W2 s29 9 $50 S.
Black with Innings of fur Sizes IA AMI 16
Were S2995 s15S5
l 371s. S2995 S9S5
3512, 3s12 49, s22 e5
Raincoa zelan fabrics
IL to 16. We're SIS ----- 81
Rancoats, CLOTH
Rain Cape, light nude Was S1O95 S685
10 Reversible Coats wool pad and cotton gabarde Fitted and
box styles Sizes to 13 and 10 to 90 Were s9 and 1895 S98
Goats with Mink collars green
IL IA Were s45
Junior Coats black
size l3. Wine with Beaver, s45 S26
Black Coat with collar
S24
Blue Tweed with collar. Size 392 Was s4995 s3
Were S4995 S35
Beige Coat with Skunk collar and border Size 8 Was $50 95 s5
Refer Coat with Blended Mink collar Size II Wa $50 95 s8
Black Coat with Blended Mink collar and cuffs IA
Black Coats with Persian Lamb ripple collars Sizes IL is and 8
Were $50 95 S4S
1 Black Coat
Black Coat collar S38
The Palais Royal, Goats Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
RUGS
REDUCED

Tone-on- Tone Wilminster Rugs,
one of kind. 9x12 feet. Were
S64.50 $3.50
Fine Administer Rugs, 9x12 feet,
one of a kind. Were S7395 SIS
9 Fringed Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12
feet. Were $685. - S46
% Broadloom Rugs in all colors;
27x54 inches. Were s495 to SO e5.
S3.95
81 Standard Felt Base Rugs in a
good selection of patterns; 9x12
feet. Were S595 $3.50
II Gold Seal Consoleum Rugs, per-
feet quality; four patterns. 9x15
feet. Were S5.95
400 Square Yards Standard Felt
Base Floorings In 6 patterns. Was
29c 50. yd.
80 Imported Cotton Hook Rugs in
excellent patterns. 2x4 feet. Were
S5.95 -S3. S3.95
100 Heavy Duty Rag Rugs; rever-
slble and washable. 27x54 inches.
We're Sl.A9 SSc
22 Mottled Administer Rugs in we'll
blended colors. 27x4S inches. Were
$Z.fo S1.77
The Pslais Royal,
Rxfs a.. . Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Boys 81 Shirts 84e

Cotton plaid and solid colors in cotton flannel Lumber
jack paids red and royal blue. Collar attached long
sleeves Sizes 8 to 18 years.
IS Junior Boys sss overcoa Alwoo
Doubebreasted styles 10
Reg S59 Prep 2Trousers Suits
of pleated l3 to IS
single breasted styles Peaed trousers Sizes
Pairs Boys S295 Corduroy Slacks Is years
Is styles sports
backs. Sizes 13 to %
By soc Shirts Shorts Winter
rs Junior Boys 81 Union Suits French leg short leg drop
Sizes 10 SOC
Boys ii Hockmeyr Tweederoy
1sc
Boys Caps Sc
Boys $l9S Sweaters, Tom Sawyer Shorts 19c
and IL
10 Boys $295 Rubbzed Rancoats
canized. Size 10 only ------------ Al
The Palais Royal, Boys Shop :. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
PAINTS
REDUCED

IL Gallons Washable Flat
Paint, white and ivory. Was
$3.50 $1.79 gallon
"a Gallons Clear Spar Varnish
for use inside or outside. Was
$3.50 S1.69 gallon
II Gallons Metallic Roof Paint,
red. Was SITS S1.19 gallon
FL Gallons Interior Gloss for
walls and woodwork. White,
ivory and green. Was $3.50.
S2.4S gallon
The Palais Royal,
Paints .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
BEDDING REDUCED

Maple Bunk Beds IN twin sizes. Solid maple with
ladder and guard rail We're s2975 ~ Sl975
Poster Beds, standard sizes, with mahogany wal
nut or maple veneers gumwood. Were sl295 to
S14e5 -----------------.---- S9.75
ii Foster Coil Springs, 80 highly tempered premier
steel coils. Full double deck. Standard sizes. Were
Sl195 --------------- ------ ~ S795
Box Springs of highly tempered premier steel coils
Blue and white stripe upholstery Standard sizes.
Were S16.95 S1195
Innerspring Mattresses with one-piece silent inter-
locking steel coil unit enca5ed in layers of cotton felt
Wover striped ticking Were S1575 S1195
1 BedHi Studio Couch with two separate innersprlng
mattresses. Cotton homespun covering. Was S44 95,
S2575
1 Simmons Sofa Bed that opens to twin or double
bed. Fully upholstered back and arms. Was seq 95.
S39.95
The Paiais Roval Rpddinp Fonrfh EIoor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Mems s1.35 Shirts, TT


forS
4G Pairs Mems Gloves unlned sues capeskin
wrist styles Broken Were sl95 and $3.50 S100
800 Pairs Mems
stripes. Sizes 10 to IL Were Csc SOC
20 Mems Suede Jackets first quality
pockets Ceanese lined. Were $40 S595
81 Mems 'front.' neck wool in tan
heather. Sizes 40 to As Were s295 ---.--.-- sIOO
styles patterns
soft "randa' clot'. Sizes A to D. Were $500 Sl00
100 Mons Coorfu patterns 1912
to lll2. Were 81
Broken Were Sl00 39c
The Peais Royal, MEMS Furnishings First Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
ART
NEEDLEWORK

191 Skeins Tapestry Yarns In
assorted lots. Were 25c 10c
40 Two-ounce Skeins Knitting
Yarns in broken assortments
of colors. Were 35c ~ I9c
Assorted Yarns in lingering
Saxony. Knitting yarn and
fancy yarns 10c ball
IS Skeins Kwiltie Yarn in
broken colors. Were 55c CSC
The Paiais Royal,
Art NssdlsUork Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
IL Z! &h4@g4l :. a: 4! 3
- Street al Eleventh District 44oo/
50-$2 and So Bags 81

5o-$2 and So Bags ST
Leathers, fabrics and suedes in black, brown, navy
and some colors.
20 Dressy Afternoon Handbags in black and navy.
Were 81 and So --------------- -------- 81
2 Korday Bags, red, l white. Were So 81
2 Black Sealine Muff Bags. Were s395- s2.95
/ Leopardine Muf Bag. Was $3.50 --------. S395
Is Silk Broadcloth Bags in black and brown.
The Palais Royal, Handbags First Floor
200 Pieces 59c Women's
Attractive choice of styles. Slightly soiled.
80 Wonen's Topettes in prints and pastels. Were
soc and 81 ------. -------- 49c
26 Womens Novelty Blouses and Sweaters with long
short sleeves. Broken sizes Were 119 to 50 69c
The Paiais Royal, Neckwear -. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
81 Reg. $|.o9 Rayon
Taffe+a S|i ps : z for ST

Sizes 80 to 40 in dark and light shades.
Merode Snap-Leg Union Suits, $50 silk-and-wool,
75fc cotton. Extra large size. Were ST so 81
Merode Short-Sleeve Vests with Dutch neck Extra
large size Were $l.25-----------------. 2 for 81
Is Merode Vests with built-up shoulders Extra large
sizes. Were 79c - for 81
Pajamas and Gowns of Balbriggan and cotton tuck
stitch. Broken sizes. Were 50 and $3.50 --- 81
The Paiais Royal, Rayon indies First Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Clearance! Boudoir
LAMP BASES
29c to $I.98

Crystal or Lumarith, in assort-
ed colors. Vanity and Mite
Table sizes.
The Palais Royal,
Lamps -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
LINGERIE REDUCED
Domestics Reduced

IS Pairs Embroidered Pillow Cases.
Were ST pair 6Sc
KenwoOd An-Wool Blankets,
72x84 inches. Were S10.e5 S8.95
2 Wool-FilIed Sateen Comforts,
72xs4 inches. Were s995 S7.s5
10 Mattress Covers of heavy un-
bleached muslin. Were 81 .98, $1.49
FL Coil Spring Covers of blue and
white striped ticking. Were $3.50.
The Paiais Royal, h'0'
Domestic Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23

SIS CLOCKS, S2.95
Only 3 of these fine travelling
clocks.
Striking Mantel Clocks. Were
$11.50 s.
The Palais Royal,
Clocks . First Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Regular $2.98 Double Size
PRISCILLA CURTAINS
21z Yords Long! 0.28
. 176 Inches Wide! pau

Choice of fine pin dotted marquisette or
plump cushion dots. Cream only.
Remnants of Slip Cover and Drapery Fabrics in to
yard lengths. Were 48c to 60 yard ---- 24c yard
Is Kayon Tafeta Spreads. Were s298 SIPS
leo Yards Novelty Homespun, SO inches wide. Were
81 49c
$50 Yards Cretonne. 36 inches wide. Were ACC 29c
81 Window Shades in assorted sizes Sold is Were
sc -- &C
50 Half Pair Curtains, , yards long I9c
100 Half Pair Full Length Curtains, tailored and
Priscilla styles 39c each
.S Pairs Rayon Lace Curtains. Were sl95 &c
32 Pairs Tailored Curtains Were s450 to s. 95 So SO
II Pairs Rayon Repp Draperies. Were S795 - S.
The Paiais Royal.
Curtains and Draperies 4. q. Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Clearance Steel Wordrobes

Steel Wardrobes; were 81 80 - S349
1 Steel Wardrobe; s698 ----s s. 49
l Steel Wardrobe; was $698 -S3 S3t9
1 Steel Wardrobe; $6 SO ---- S449
IL Steel Wardrobes; we're S798 ------------ S5.49
l Steel Wardrobe with locks was S12 SO - S649
l Steel Wardrobe; was $898 ----.--S6.98
2 Steel Wardrobes; we're s1O.s8 --- ---- S8sS
These wardrobes have been used for floor samples
and slightly damaged
The Paiais Royal, Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
THRIFT DRESSES

10 Daytime and Evening Dresses,
odd sizes for misses and women.
Were Sc
10 Dresses in rayon crepes and soft
wools. Were $685. 81
II Dresses in broken sizes. Were
$4.95 and $685. ---- So
The Paiais Royal,
Thrift Dresses Third Floor
LINGERIE REDUCED
! Hug Me-Jackets in knitted wool
to wear under coats. Were $229.
S1.69
5 Rayon Gowns, broken sizes. Were
S195 -- ---- 81
"a Famous Make Slips, almost all
sizes in the group. Tailored styles
with four gore skirts. Rayon crepe.
Were $1.19---------- II
10 Chinese Handmade Gowns, in
jacquard rayon crepe. Broken sizes.
were s2.s5 S2.45
4 Slips, in rayon taffeta. Were sl.oe,
The Palais Royal, 'o0
LiNpeyie Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
SAMPLE PICTURES

Large OIL Painting Scenes metal leaf framed. Were
s16.e8 ------- s79s
1 Framed 'Windward Shores Painting. Was
S2750 ------ - S1298
l "Flowering Dogwood," 33x38 inches, in modern
frame. Was $40 ----------------------- S17ss
I Floral. Was S5.93 ----------- 50 sS
Maxfield Parrish Hilltop" ivory frame. Was
ssss -- - s4sS
Nudes, 22x27 inches. Natural frames. Were
s7e8 --------------------- - S19S
l Pastel Of Bush Poppies." Gold frame. Was
S398 Observation-Disclosures -----.--.- S1.5o
2 Mexican Portraits. Were 1898 sI.98
rs Small Pictures Were 81 to s29S - Csc to 81. so
The Palais Royal, Pictures Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
HOUSEWARES

7OOCEVNA ANEC
IL Griswold Hot Plates with single burner Were
"a Radiator Covers in ivory or walnut finish 91ax
40 to 80-inch extension. Were SO 81
rs Swing Away Can Openers; S1.39 --- 79c
Vegetable Bins; were $298 8------~--------- S149
Vegetable Bins; were $l79 - ~ 49c
Green Bathroom Hampers; were 50 SO ~ S198
80 Bread Boxes in vory-and-green white and-blue
and white-and-greeh. Were ST. 40 .--- 49c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

handy when" he made his historic
radio address.
The capital sweltered in 90.
degree heat throughout the day
and the Weather Bureau indicated
that few persons in the nation
needed a fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Canada Premier
Halls u. s. Vow
To Save Britain
international News service Cable

International News Service Cable
OTTAWA. May 28.-Canadian
Prime Minister Mackenzie King
today hailed President Roosevelts
international radio address as a
clear declaration" that war has
approached the brink Of the West
ern Hemisphere" and that the
United States will make good her
promise to preserve Britain las
the citadel of the worlds
freedom"
Germany will now have to draw
her own conclusions as TO what
may result if the Reich seeks to
prevent American supplies from
reaching the British Isles. the
premier declared. The full state
ment, issued by the prime min
iSter, said:
1.-THE Presidents statement
sets forth the logical develop
ment OF the American position
as determined by the logic Of
events.
FREEDOM AT STAKE
"Mr. Roosevelt has made IL
perfectly plain that the govern
ment OF the United States re-
CARDS the issue of the present
war as none other than world
conquest and world domination
by HltIerism.
THE President has been
equally emphatic in stating that
but for the magnificent resist
ance Of Britain, parts of the
Western Hemisphere would al
ready be experiencing the fate
which has befallen the nations
of Europe.
while IL cannot be said that
the Presidents statement was
declaration OF war by the United
States, the statement was n
clear declaration by the Presi-
dent 10 the citizens of the
United States that war has APP
preached the brink of the
Western Hemisphere and that 10
keep the Western Hemisphere
free from the stranglehold of
naZism the declaration of a ma
tional emergency by the United
States has become necessary.
THE speech moreover was n
clear declaration by the Presi-
dent that the United States has
not only decided TO reassert but
is determined 20 maintain the
freedom OF the seas. As the con-
troll OF the seas through the bat
tie of the Atlantic has become
the supreme object of NaZi Ger
many. the maintenance OF the
freedom OF the seas has become
the supreme necessity of the
United States as a means of In
surfing the security of the West
ern Hemisphere.
FREEDOM OF SEAS
1.-THE President proposed 10
see that the freedom of the seas
IL maintained by the delivery OF
munitions and foodstuffs to
Britain and by all necessary
measures TO that end. For the
present. at least. the freedom OF
the Western Hemisphere il TO
be preserved by the maintenance
OF Britain AZ the citadel OF the
worlds freedom.
Germany will have TO draw
her own conclusions as TO what
may be involved through an at
tempt by force TO Illustrate de-
livery from America of NUM-
tiOns and food 10 Britain. One
thing II certain, that, IL needed,
additional measures effectively
TO secure that end will immedi-
ately be taken by the United
States.
THE lifeline now stretches
from America 10 Britain"
Conservative Leader Richard
Hanson. official opposition leader.
said the Presidents speech will
bring increased British determina-
ton 10 victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
International News service Wire

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-It
may have been a fireside chat up
in Murmansk and down in TERRA
del Fuego. but in Washington
President Roosevelt wore tropical
Garb with plenty of ice water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

Tbs Summers farorite bat! Not just any eoeoamrt
sraw either but hickory smoked cocoanuts in the
rich melow shade yon love. Simply perfection rOitb
all your Summer clothes. Get yours Wbere the
selection toide and handsome and 81 buys such lot!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRsT BASEMENT-WooDwARD
SECTION (
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

STORE HOURS DAILY s3o TO $40 SATURDAYS sao TO $500
TELEPHONE Cherry 500 Ask for PERSONAL SHOPPING SERVICE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Sale! 875
Sample Slips
81

-Rayon Crepes -Four-gore styles Some Sha
-Rayon Satins -Can1Sole types Many riL
-Lace-trimmed Neatly tailored
At this time of the year slip manufacturers clearing
Spring lines making for the Fall styles We purc
samples slightly mussed and soed from handl
andwo-ofakind ALL exceptional values however IL
vauegving price have complete slip wardrobe
low In white Womens regular Sizes
l Neutrality-suspicious.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Dance Director Dances
While Cameras Look On
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

contributes chiefly her
that it's Joan
few credits.
M owe il all TO the servants household he said "A Of
before the pro-
t saeony i
eversolght
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-'Love Crazy" Myrna 10y
and Bill Powell in mad farce; 1l:50
am, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15 and Gas pm.
Capitol-"The Big Store" the
Marx Brothers go mercantile: IL
am, las. 4:3O, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows: /, 3:45, $50 and 9:15
pm.
Keith's-"In the Navy" Abbott
and Costello aid (?) the defense eff
fort: Ills am, 1:2O, 3:25, 5:35, TAO
and $50 pm.
EarIe-"Adventure in Washing
ton," romance under the Capitol
dome: HOS am. 1:45, 4:30, tbs
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 12:45,
$50. 6:15 and 9 pm.
Little-"Charlie Chaplin Festl-
VAL collection of his best
comedies: 1870 am, 2, 4:30, 7 and
9:35 pm.
Columbia wanted Wings" life
among the flying cadets, exciting:
1O:45 am, 1:25, 4:10, 6:5$ and 9:35
pm.
Metropolitan -"T Time Out for
Rhythm" musical with Ann Miller,
Rudy Vallee, Rosemary Lane: 11:15
am, 1:2O, 3:25, 5;35, TAO and 9:45
pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Roadside-"The Mountain Linn
tied" an old-time thriller melo-
drama: $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
heaters Having Matinees.

All Time Schedules Given IN Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
Presented
Evening star., 1941-06-30

tastic with Betty Cradle in Moon
Over Miami" is a studio dance
tutor making his first appearance
before the cameras. At R-K-O ne
worked out many of the early film
routineS that scored so heavily for
Fred Astaire. You'll note startling
resemblance between their two
styles of stepping. Joan CraW-
ford is building an elaborate nursery
addition to her Brentwood home
because of the recent addition OF a
2-year-old. Her adopted offspring
nov number two-Christine and
Christopher-and she is repeatedly
seeking third.
x X
For the first time in three years
Dorothy Lewis, feminine star OF Re-
public's "Ice-Capades." doesn't have
to worry about skating into some
body's soup. Up to few weeks
ago Dorothy was the star of an
ice revue at the ultraswank st.
Regis Hotel in New York, where the
floor was 20 feet square. The
tables came right up to the edge of
the floor" said Dorothy, land many
times l nudged some ones elbow
as he or she lifted spoon full of
soup"
How do they think up those movie
ideas? Well. in the case of Hudson s
Bay" it was Kenneth MacGowan.
associate producer at Twentieth
Century Fox, walking down the
street and seeing a whisky bottle in
a store window. The label read: The
Governor G. Company of Adven-
lures of England Trading into
Hudsons Bay-Incorporated 2nd
May, 1870" Intrigued, he had re-
search delve into the companys
record-and out came Paul Mum
in "Hudson's Bay"
If Mary Pickford goes back into
! production this fall as she more
/ than hints, "Coquette" will be her
! first subject. She made it as her
first all-talker back in 1929
Husband Buddy Rogers is slated for
a role 1t cost s33 1000 for Tyrone
Power and Betty Cradle to get
married in "A Yank in the R. A. F. u
| The ceremony required three
days Conrad Veit, soft-voiced
meanie who tried to kill a child