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Evening star., 1941-02-23

out of living, meaning fun. At
the end, she has some knowledge
of the remorseless grandeur of life,
and of what it means to be an indi-
vidual owning two legs, made for
standing.
Claudia's friskiness accounts for
the fun of the play and it is thor
oughly good fun-most of it talk.
But the banter bunted back and
forth establishes Claudia as a girl
with a mature husband and an even
more mature mother, both of them
worried about her mother fiXation.
1t seems Claudia's intense attach
ment for her mother is preventing
her from standing on her own feet
and making husband out of her
man-that is, taking him into her
life, as we'll as her affections.
Time for Heartbreak.
The part of the fun that is not
talk revolves about Claudias expert
mentation with a British novelist
up the road Claudia wants to find
(See WOLFERT, Page F-3)
Evening star., 1941-02-23

they are at wits end trying to still
the clamor of determined visitors
without making too many enemies.
AS usual, they are having very little
luck. Thousands of good movie
fans are returning home pretty mad
at the industry.
What practically every one of
these tourists wants to see is a star
or two-or a whole flock of them
in the flesh. The novice star-seeker
is likely to spend much time being
disappointed, save for an accidental
piece of luck. Many of those who
carry what appear to be gilt-edged
credentials are making no headway
with the masters of the gates.
AS the winter season is just
reaching its crest a little advice here
to those who still plan to come out
should make star gazing somewhat
easier.
Seek Other Scenery.
No matter what anybody tells
you, the easiest way not to see
stars Is to take a routine trip
Evening star., 1941-02-23

through a studio. In the first place,
1t is tougher to enter great studios
like Paramount, M-G-M and War
ners than it is to leave Alcatraz.
Your okay on a trip through one
of these plants doesn't mean
thing. You will be taken under the
wing of an office boy and walked
through the streets of the lot. You
will be told this set is closed to
visitors today" or that company
has lust broken for location" In
other words, you will be pushed
around.
Furthermore, stars do not hang
around their studios when not
needed. Between pictures or on
days off the Claudette Colberts and
Bing Crosbys take advantage Of
freedom and seek other scenery.
The Madeleine CAROLS and the
Fred MacMurrays won't be seen
strolling around for the sole pur-
pose of smiling at visitors. The
stars whiz right into studios in
automobiles without q pause to be
Evening star., 1941-02-23

bathtub (as rumore6 or anywhere
else.
Rumor has broken" a Colbert leg
before. Rumor also has called her
an eXpectant mother, and has
broken" her marriage to Dr. Joel
Pressman. She is always amused.
she says. at the Illogical times" the
rumorS beset her.
His Eyes Don't Have II.
Just as sure as I'm tumbling on
skis, hear I'm going to have a
baby" she says. And the divorce
rumors-they make me mad because
I'm happily married,-but still
they're funny for me because of the
way they crop up. If my husband
and I find chance to get together,
the 'pfft' rumors are sure to bounce
up. When I went to Sun Valley
alone at the time my husband
couldn't get away from his Office, I
wasn't worried that I'd hear the
separation report-because rumors
just don't happen when you'd ex-
pect them"
There's the perennial about Mel
son Eddy's eyes. 1t comes up every
few months, insisting he's going
blind-despite the ease with which
he gets around in pictures and on
the concert stage. Eddy, usually OBJ
liging, isn't going blind and wishes
the rumors would stop.
Those are just few of the fancy
licks the Dame gets in from time to
time. There are many more, includ-
ing the ones that develop later to
be true.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

(See HEFFERNAN, Page F-2D
Evening star., 1941-02-23

English this season, cries, "Here!'
Here!" and the play replies, There!
There!'
Now, that's valuable. It's spuri-
Gus, of course. just about as phony
as the rhinestone pitchforks milk
maids use in musical comedies.
Nevertheless, the play is handy
thing to have around, if you're like
me. For instance, if a certain
amount of petulance has been audi
BILE in these kilograms this season
thus far. maybe it was because your
guy couldn't find anything to make
him cry and melt him down. Now,
petulance is over I will take my
thumb out of my mouth and notice
how wonderful and fresh-washed
everything looks when seen with
eyes in which tears are beginning to
dry.
She Learns of Life.
Claudia" tells with deXterity how
a married girl grew up to be a
married woman. in the beginning,
Claudia is frisky and dependent and
concentrated on getting happiness
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Coming Attractions


Dinner" with Alexander
playing the KaufmanMos Hart
supposed Wocott
row night supporting includes Erik Rhodes, Doris
Nolan, Teddy Hart and Minnie Dupree.
Screen
PALACE-"so picture the
by will follow Katharine
Hepbuns THE Philadelphia Story Principal players in the
refugees Margaret Sullivan Frederic March
enn
KEITHS-r and Smith," comedy affairs
bv that master of swift humorous Alfred Hitchcock
scheduled follow Back Street The sparrng partners
Lombard and Robert Montgomery
meodramac of the
Dinger mob arrives Friday Humphrey Bogart is
Curtis others
who involved in his affairs There will be stage
with comic overtone starring James Stewart and
Thursday. accompanying
will be the featuring Jay C. Fppen and
GainSworth.
Called Love- madcap comedy
the marriage the wife wanted to be platonc with Rosnd Rus
Mevyn Douglas the married couple scheduled for
starting Friday.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
By Harold Hefernan.
HOLLYWOOD.

For the past go days trains,
planes, buses and private cars have
been dropping winter vacationists
into the Los Angeles area at the
rate of 5000 daily.
This represents an all-time tourist
record for Southern California, &C
cording to the All-Year Club, and
the end is not yet in sight. Before
the big travel windup about May 81,
it is estimated that 100000 visitors
approximately II per cent more than
the best previous year Q940 will
have been chalked up.
Although Los Angeles professional
climate promoters are naturally
pleased with themselves over this
record-breaking feat, the motion
picture studios are starting no bon
fires. They have suffered more
high-pressure attempts to break
through their carefully guarded
gates than ever before. Once more
Evening star., 1941-02-23
You'll See Few Stars, Looking in the Obvious Places

greeted or induced to sign an auto
graph.
Actually the best places to see
the stars are away from the studios.
A little careful research on the
habits of your favorites will get you
right into their midst without a
fraction of the bother and embar-
rassment of arguing with a pompous
studio gateman.
More autographs are to be OBJ
tanned at the Santa Fe Station in
Pasadena, where one or more stars
are likely to drop off an incoming
train or board an eastbounder,
than you could corral on a busy
studio lot The airports are also
good for a dozen or more important
names a day.
A Word of Warning.
There are many other cinch
places where you can stalk dozens
Of stars and push q pad and pencil
in front of them in sort of CO.
incidental manner. Stand around
(see HEFFERNAN. Page F-2D
Evening star., 1941-02-23

lluIV IlOOOAN.
She never says anything, prob
ably because she's too busy working
on a new angle.
She causes a lot of trouble, lot
of work, and sometimes she costs
people-in time and money. You'll
find her listed, in your directory OF
cliches, as Dame Rumor.
She went to work on Bing Crosby
not long ago. Bing, having been
rumored fatally injured more than
once, is used to it by now. This
time she had it that Bing was ma
rooned on an island after a yacht
wreck off the coast. 1t took couple
of hours to establish the fact that
Bing hadn't gone to sea, that he
was at Santa Anita watching the
bangtails.
Not In Splints.
Jackie Cooper, stretching upward
by the year, hasn't been bothered
lately, being his own best answer
But everybody remembers when the
rumor was that Jackie was a mid
get. There was rumor like that
about Shirley Temple, too-and by
the way, have you seen young Miss
Temple in a formal evening gown?
Claudette Colbert, if the Dame
had had her way, would now be
resting with a broken leg. She was
up at Sun Valley, skiing, when the
studio telephoned to check the ru-
NOR. She countered with a recital
of her days accomplishments on
the runners-very good, If she did
say so herself-and denied she had
broken q leg. either falling in the
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Kaufman>Hart Drama Due
TO Prove, or Disprove,
Fortnight Here Is Right
Man Who Came to Dinner With
Woollcott in Principal Role Will
Remains Two eWeeks at National
BY Jay Carmody.

support those who
weeks of an established hit
And for the first time Tonight
will their with The Man Who Came to Dinner
opens Hart
Alexander Wooco will stay fort
night does not record for the period something like $40 900
% believe washington has py town but those
established should not be brought
here for shorter period
Play Is Woolcotts
AS Washington Came to
Moment" wherein he delivered himself
his wapsh acduous lines from inads couch That was MT
of hit being modest about it, was Woocos mesonaon OF
vha supposed be himself
In The Man their principal
into him there throughout the
through They let him out only as the
falls briefly,
Woocot supposed 'Sherloan
Whid are merely nspanty Banjo for in
world Harpo Marx And that not enough there Is the
Beverly Carlton who signs telegram from HAWAII "oe an
talgic and all
Central Character of
Was Kindly During Rehearsals
However if M wooco press suggests
his friends departure from the
norm was apparent during the reheaTsa Of his latest PLAY play subject ~
drectoa correction little jokes and kept down stage That
play of good story whose
beginning had nothing to do with its end .,. .
that woocOtt has made pretty good thing out
ability like Alexander Woooott He hs
perfectly into the category assigned him by Hapo MARI the
bookkeeping
The other extreme of compassionate judgment of
gaded as that expressed the which dis
Who Came to Dinner as "a competent
treacle and black bile
Woolcotts drama critic Tor
World regarded as having raised
level Of literary WISDOM Inat
subject especially we'll but rather because
could induced to work for $50 week
did believed at all
dramatic Woocott the idea that meant anything
it meant more his $50 stipend.
that should be So
those things he would prefer not
to
Nation Greatest Playwrghts
Take to Idea.
E Sherwood speaking:
playwrghts TO use
meaning Amer
ican freedom kind Of radio drama planned as
ana antidote hostile propaganda
The Companys
will
the Columbia Boadcasting Sys-
tenn The will especially written by William
Ernest Hemingway
Steinbeck otners
pany wilfo succeeding Sundays
babbe is confusing the American public
will
independent We pulling punches
with Company
facilities
contributions end
tribute to
life"
makef listening.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Todoy's Schedules
Stage.

NAT1ONAL-"Tobacco
230 and $3.50 pm
Screen
CAPITOI"TaI, Handsome" satire
gangser films: g. ABS 72O pm $40
$50 9:10 pm.
COLUMBIA Was Lady in which the popular lass nvades
high society: q 355 pm.
Strawberry
3 ABS 7:10 and $50 Stage shows: $40 and 9
Street Margaret SULLIVAN Charles Boyer
the tragic romance: 2, 1855, $50 7:45 and 9:40
thriller: 745
$40 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the technicoo Made
Carroll: 2:30 ASS, 7:15 940
PALACE-The Philadelphia Story Katharine Hepburn in
witty roc:
TRANS-LUX- News and shorts continuous from o'clock
Evening star., 1941-02-23
She Always Has a New One
But Dame RumOr Won't Drop Some
Old False Tales, Either
BY RObbin COonS.
Associated Press Star Writer.
HOLLYWOOD.
! with the George

There's dame in town who has little in common with the George
Washington of the old cherry
than cherry when she's
playing with repuaions-but she
with little knife-n somebody's back"
says, spread that one lot of fun and
Evening star., 1941-02-23
The Season Feels Better
Tender Heartbreak of claudia
Is Welcomed in New York
By Ira WoIfert.

good quiet of the drama has come
whole feels better
FTanken the of the weak
comedy that breaks heart into tiny little
final curtain the audience being very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Novel Device
For Safe BATHING

ELDERLY PEOPLE often
take baths less frequently than
they would like TO. because of
difficulty IN keeping their bal
ance when stepping IN and out
of the tub. a pair Of rubber
grippers may be Just what they
need to give a sense Of safety.
The bath grippers are like
broad elastic bands, with an
extra wide corrugated insert on
one side. They can be slipped
over the hands. the broad in
Sert facing the palms. They
permit the Wearer TO get a firm
hold on the side Of the tub and
The towel bar or soap rack
They may also be worn on the
feet broad surface under The
SolcS, and are particularly valued
by people who prefer a shower
bath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Lsurs Wheeler Pottefn No. 2847

about one inch in every 10 VIII
ordinarily be sufficient
Rolling Ground
Five TO SIX pounds ef seed 10
each 1000 square feet is usually
enough 10 produce "a sold turf.
Divide The seed into two parts.
and sow ore part crosswi>e and
the other lengthwise Always SOW
on a calm day and tho wind viii
not distribute If. Sometimes
rains VIII have force enough 10.
wash the seed. so il is advisable
20 rake the ground lightly after
sowing. Rolling the ground will
then hold the seed firmly in It's
place
Watch the new lawn as the
days get warmer. because the
once lazy weeds VIII begin TO
grow and this is the time 10
eliminate them Never wait until
they have an opportunity 10
take possession OF the lawn. Let
the grass grow until it has
reached a height OF about three
inches before il IS moved for
The first time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
New Lawn

Never cut a new lawn shorter
than Two inches for the first
time. You can adjust the height
of the mower by raising or low
ering the wooden roffrr on the
rear Of the mower.
Later seeding or making
new lawn does not necessarily
mean failure in lawn making.
Proceed as IN any other time.
with the exception that the new
lawn may have 10 be watered
frequently until it has become
established.
vii heif5 you with your lawn
care If You VIII write me. The
Amateur Gardener, in care of
Tho Detroit Times. Please en-
close a self-addressed envelope
with Your request
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
COOkbookle+
On Meats
Is Next

$50 WAYS to Prepare
Meats is the title Of the cook
booklet that goes on sale next
Monday April d II is filled
with tempting and unusual
ways 70 prepare the main
stay of the meal
Cookbooklets. as you know,
are a series of 20. that cover
every phase of cookery, and
are released by The Detroit
Times at the rate of one each
week. Previous weeks re-
leases are:
500 Snacks
500 Leftovers
go Classic Cakes
Poultry. Game Birds
$50 Pies
25Q Soups
500 Salads.
II you have not obtained
these cookbooklets. they are
still available
AND, or course. you'll be
wanting something in which
10 keep your cookbooklets
as your supply Of them
grows. To solve this problem.
The Detroit Times offers a
binder that viii hold all 20
Of the cookbooklets they
simply snap IN. The binder
comes in a CHEEKY shade Of
red that viii brighten your
kitchen library.
THE PRICE Of the binder
is 40 CENTS. if called for
at our service counter in the
lobby of The Detroit Times
Building. and 30 CENTS by
mail.
Cook booklets are 10
CENTS each. If called for.
and 10 CENTS each by mail.
When ordering either the
binder or cookbooklets, adj
dress your request TO The
Detroit TirhesN Home InSti4
tute. 1928 Times Square. De
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
PaInisfry Fun
At Par+ies

WOULD YOU like a hobby ?
Something that viii also amuse
others and perhaps make
you a person of interest at par
ties and gatherings? Then why
not develop your knowledge Of
palmistry and asuology d?
There's nothing people like bet
ter than TO have their fortunes
told 80. even in fun.
Our booklet. PALMISTRY
md ASTROLOGY. will help
YOU 10 read peoples character
by the stars and tell you
what all those lines IN the palm
mean. To obtain this booklet.
send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
10 the Detroit Times Home In
stitute 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

10 start the meat in a cold
skillet and cook Do slowly Put
several tablespoons Of water over
the links cover and steam for
five minutes. Then pour off any
water that may remain and
brown slowly, turning frequently
Tender brown links and strips
of crisp bacon over slices Of tart
pineapple are the perfect com
bInaton for luncheon or late
supper dishes
Combination Grill
Place bacon and sausage on
broiler pan and broIl slowly AT
moderate heat 1850 degrees) for
- minuteJ y T+iyn lracon. and
sausage and add pineapple slices
brQll 10.miputeS more
Remove 70 hot platter arrang-
lna meat on fruit slices Serve
with hot rolls and coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Prepare
For MAY
Meetings

a conference for the preliminary
planning of the annual vacation
church schools will be held at 1870
p. m. Thursday in Central Method
ist Church, and will be under the
direction of Miss Edith F. Welker,
a national leader among child
workers. '~---~
The Rev. John H. Shilling, pas
tor of Woodme ere Methodist
Church, is the chairman Of the
committee that is planning the
conference.
New ideas and visual aids for
use in the vacation church schools
will be presented by Miss Welker,
and she will help those present to
solve their problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

MacGregor was the special tutor
IN dialect for this song.
The chorus is under the direc-
ton Of Miss Maude Bouslough. a
former soloist of the University
of Chicago chapel choir.
a program will be presented
by the club in Salem Church.
Pennington, at 10 a. m. on the
same day that it appears in
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

One Of the
features Of the
glee club is Miss
Hazel MacGre-
gor who is both
business mana
ger and a lyric
soprano s oil o.
ist. She sings
French her an
cestrai Scottish.
and her native
American Secu-
lar airs One Of
the numbers Of
fered by the CO.
eds IS the Scot
fish air, Keel
= n u NJ c &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
PHYSICIANS GUILD

Auxiliary Bishop Stephen S
Woznicki will address members OF
the Catholic Physicians Guild at
their second annual communion
breakfast in st. Joseph's Mercy
Hospital on Sunday. April 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

sklt presented by a group Of settle
ment house children. under the
title Playing Lutheran Charities. "
Songs will be presented by the
a cappella radio choir.
A special meeting of the Lu-
theran Charities to amend its con-
stitution has been called for 7:30
on the same evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

A "SmoergeS-
b d" dinner
will be served.
and William D
Schmidt, head
of the Mime
sofa State Child
Welfare Depart
ment will de-
liver an address.
Dr. Charles Sell
1eimer Jr., pres
ident of [ h e
Lutheran Chari-
ties, is to pre-
side.
One of the
features of the
dinner will be a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
BRUCKER TO GIVE TALK

Former Gov. Wilbur NJ. Brucker
will deliver an address at $50 p.
m. Sunday in Woodward Avenue
Presbyterian Church under the
of the Trigon Society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
CREIGHTON IN EAST

The Ri. Rev Frank w. Creigh-
ton, D. D., bishop of the Episcopal
diocese of Michigan. will attend
the meetings of national church
organizations in Summit. n. j.,
and New York City next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
SAUSAGE WELCOME AT ANY MEAL

THE FLAVOR of sausage is so
1ppetizing that 1t is welcome at
my meal-breakfast. luncheon
or dinner. In fact many home
makers rely upon this meat
frequently TO solve menu prob
lens. Pork links are easily pre-
pared and do combine well with
per foods.
or breakfast they give that
Tasty Zest and substantial salts
faction that starts the day right
for every member of the family
or brings praise from overnight
guests that stay for breakfast.
Main Course
At luncheon or dinner link
sausages offer a variety of main
course choices that are relatively
quick and simple in preparation
but original in serving.
The main trick IN cooking is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
CENTRL METHODIST CHORAL

A choral program is to be pre-
sented by the Bennett College
Choir Of Greensboro. y. C.. in
Central Methodist Church at 7:45
p. m. Wednesday The choir is
under the direction of DR.. r.
Nathaniel Dett, pianist composer
and poet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Coed GIee Club
Offers Concert

The Elmhurst college women's
glee club, composed Of IS goods,
VIII give a concert in Bethel Evan
gelieal Church, 2270 West Grand
boulevard, on Sunday, April y,
at 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Hold
Annual Dinner

The annual roll call dinner of
the Lutheran Charities will be held
Monday night in the Emmanuel
Lutheran Church, Dickerson ave-
nue. and Chandler Park drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

sUN a. VI
NILB-Organ Melodies
MlBk-Morning Melodies.
1880 4. VI.
CkLN-Baughev T hrn'cl
NiLB-Band Concert
NJBk-Sacred Cross-R.
500 A. NJ.
NJR-Cabin Folks-M.
NNJ-Europe News
thLM-OrFan Moods NJ.
NNNL-Europe NeWs-T.
NCAR-News-T.
NENI---Rumanian Baptist
NIIB-Popular Music.
NJBk-Elder Jlmerson-R.
8:15 A. VI.
NNJ-OrRan Recital-A
NANL-Morn. DeYotlons-R
NCAR-SalvHtiou Army-h
NJLB-Sews Of Week-T.
$3.50 A. VI.
hJR--Uncie Neal Reads
The Detroit Times sun
day Comics.
NMJ-Gene and Glenn v.
{ kLN-Bapiist Church
NNbL-Tone Pictures "
hCAR-Rev Weinzieri-R.
NENi--Grace Baptist-R.
NJIb-Hungarlan Church
N8th-f,awu CiaEs NJ.
300 4. NJ.
NJR-Historic Hymns-M.
NNJ-EurOpe Reports-T.
{ hLN-San Salutes-V.
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IO;I5 A. NJ.

NJR-Musical-M.
MMJ xylophonist-M.
CkLM-Baptist Church-R.
MNYZ-So. Amer WayrN.
MJLB-Johnnie Miller-D.
400 A. VI.
WJH-Jsekson Wheeier-T.
MMJ-Flashes-T
MNfL-NeWs Acct
MCAR-Donald Novia-M.
MENI.-conEreRafi0n'l On.
MJLB-Melody Time NJ
WJBk-Popular melodies,
1I:f5 A. VI.
WJR News and Rhythm.
NMJ-Sf. Paul's Cathedral
MNNZ-Doet0r Norris r.
MCAR-Famlly Worship.
1880 A. VI.
MJR Rev. John Zoiler r.
CKLN-AnFlican Church.
MENL-HiWay 10 Heaven.
MJLB Gilbert a. Sullivan.
NJBk Hollywood Calis-T.
1I:45 A. NJ.
NExI-Rev. T Blslock II
MJI.B-JeWish Hourly
NJBK Popular Melodies.
1900 NOON
N4R-As is,s Bs,sss=-
CKLN Hello. Children-T.
MNYZ-Children's Theafer
MEAI-Rev. Van Loon r.
NJLB-JeWish Hourly.
MJBk Children : Hr ".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Tuesdoy School

But in your excitement about
the Jubilee, don't forget that
Tuesday April -. IS the date
Of another weekly cooking
school for members Of The De
troll Times Homemakcrs' Club.
Class VIII be held IN the usual
stamping ground the auditorium
on the fifth floor of our build
ing II viii start al / 30 in the
afternoon. with doors open at !.
Foods for the picnic basket
Is the subject 81 Prudence
Penny'S demonstrations. She Will
prepare both not and cold
dishes that VIII pack well
Among the dishes 70 take their
place on Tuesday lineup will
be old-fashioned baked bean
casserole. ham and egg salad
dream bars, camp coffee. a Va
,Xiety Of sandwich spreads,
mbination vegetable casserole.
acaroni and dried beef and
cole Slaw.
For entertainment we viii
have with rs. international
singer and comedian. Emile
Boreo, who is currently appear
ing in the Midnight in Paris
revue at The Bowery.