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with some of the stoutest fellows
Paul Lukas, Lyn Harding and many
another whose name won't mean a
thing but whose acting means lot
Another item of merit, extra special
merit indeed, is the photography OF
Director Roy Lockwood's picture
Not for a minute did it fool around
with the idea of trickery. Its Elsi-
more Is three-masted schooner
fully and magnificently rigged,
which sails a real and passionate
ocean. They make you sort of
ashamed of yourself for having ac-
cepted those old four walled oceans
you have seen in other pictures.
There Is never dull moment in
the life of the cut-throats in this
clustering, tempestuous account of
the men who went down to the sea
In the Elsinore. 1t is apparent that
every one is in for terrific voyage
the minute the sullen salts come
aboard to be met by the giant mate
who stands ready to knock the teeth
out of the lot of them. The trouble
waits in the brewing only until Mr..
Lukas comes aboard as Supercargo,
q doughty writing chap who-ln
London's straightforward way is
just the gent for the captains pretty
daughter to dream about.
Then, bang, all blank breaks loose.
The bos'n turns out to be a scul-
SCARED killer, a mad sailors love
for the captains daughter and jeal-
ousy for the supercargo inspires him
to attempt murder, a sniveling sea
lawyer murders the poor loon while
he is helpless in his straight-jacket,
the captain is knitted to death when
he discovers the bos'n rif1ing a cash
drawer, and finally, as If tired OF
such trifling. the crew goes berserk.
1t is q magnificent fight while 1t
lasts, which is for three days, maybe
even more, with more shots ex-
changed up and down hatchways,
ventilators. etc, than were fired in
the famous Bounty munity. Even
the captains daughter and the poor
Chinese chef, both on the side OF
law and chaos, participate. The
cooks prettiest murder Is accom-
phshed by pouring q vat Of acid
down a ventilator through which
the mutineers are trying to strain
little rice against starvation. The
girl who would make nice hostage
4 the villains ever could get their
hands on her, eludes them long
enough TO put few bullets through
. few rebellious hearts. It's down.
right marvellous.
The perfection OF II acting Is
one Of the most memorable quail
tiles Of this latest movie mutiny.
Lukas makes . fine hero, but not
bit better than Lyn Harding
makes rs the giant mate with .
hne touch for a windpipe and q
finer one for q set Of teeth. Neither
OF them Is 20 capable. however, as
10 obscure Michael Martin Harvey |
as the whining cur sea lawyer, Ben |
Sontten as the blood-stained sec
ond mate whose skull was beauti- |
fully parted In the middle, nor
william Devhn rs the love-cra1ed
sailor.
Miss Kelly, TOO, Is = fne broth Of
girl for Lukas to bs falling In
love with during all the shooting.
If you like to have your movies
move. rs who doesn't, you had bet
Ter zee this one
y y Il
Biggest, brightest, most naslodious
party lust about anyone ever saw
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Zorina Returns

Vera zorina, dancing star of the
long-running Broadway musical hit,
Louisiana Purchase" has returned
to Hollywood to resume her often
interrupted screen career. Shel
take her customary part in Para
mounts technicolor film version of
the play. Victor Moore and Irene
Bordoni, OF the stage cast, also will
bs seen in the film. which will star
Bob Hope.
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Farce Is Presented
At Cross Roads

Amateur actors are far more at
home within the loose confines of
broad, slapstick farce, than in the
intricate labyrinth of sophisticated
comedy. When they can forget, or
don't have to know the finer points
of timing and infection and need
do no more than say their lines
loudly, clearly and rapidly, they get
along fairly well-providing. that is,
they remember the lines. All of
which is by way of leading up to
Room Service" which is the Cross
Roads Theater's play of this week
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tale, full OF guns
and gore, and
running through
1t all as pretty a
little blond as
ever bore the
name Of Kelly.
(Whst's q blond
d ng bearing
the name Kelly,
anyhow?)
Showing a very
proper respect
for the tempo OF
London's s writing.
Argyle pictures
cast "Mutiny of
49, ~ ~
Evening star., 1941-07-16

Lsh made melodrama at the Little
heater. 1t Is q taut and exciting
Evening star., 1941-07-16

and which serves the group - .
more suitable vehicle than some
other items on the past calendar.
The John Murray-Allen Boretz
comedy of 1896 might even be very
funny, endowed with q production
more polished than the Cross
Roads Groups current schedule of
new play every Tuesday apparent
ly permits. AS 1t stands. the antic
tale Of a theatrical producer who
will stage play if he has to fleece
a hotel to do it does have many
a comic moment, the moments when
the players not only remember their
lines, but also remember to say
them with anguish. Among those
who give the authors some as
Evening star., 1941-07-16

ADJUSTMENTS.
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Another CansinO

Carmela Cansino, cousin Of Rita
Hayworth, has been added to the
cast of Universals THE Ameri-
canos," starring Dick Foran, Leo
Carrillo and Andy Devine.
Evening star., 1941-07-16

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Ur lUWN wo. $500. Mat. PM.
Parking Space Available IN Patrons.
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sistance ars Gordon Gray, Victor
Saeh. Edmund J. Evans, Robert
Coren, William Draper and Ruth
May. HIM,
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Its Mutiny, and Its Fine,
The Little's. New Picture
Paul Lukas and an Excellent Cast
Play Jack London's Yarn for
All the Excitement in It
the Excitement in II
BY JAY CARMODY.

The trouble with the movies which being diagnosed
ious utay y every one these days might be that
written by Jack London.
The paper which Londons contributions
not have been fancy
style just right for the that fact
h6Itfn ynt the Enr.a II
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'MUTnNY Or THE MANORE." an Ar
gyle production starring Paul Lukas and
Lyn Harding, directed BY Roy lockwood
screen play based upon An original story
by Jack London. At the Little.
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The EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

WRc, 7:30-Grand Central Station; Arnold
Moss, Tom FULLY and Mckay Morris are the
Broadway stars for ionights drama.
WBV, 8OO-Kaie Smith presents Christ,
mas drama, The Small One" and sings sew
eral YuIe songs.
WKAL, 8:30-laughton and Berle: The prob.
lem Of buying Christmas gifts without money
Is solved by the boys; Mr. laughfon also reads
Clement Noores "A Visit From St. kichoIas."
WRc, 8:3O-Informaion Please: On the grill
will bs Joseph {. Davies, millionaire and
former Ambassador 10 Russia, and Jan Sfruther.
novelist.
WEv, o0o-pIayhouse: Flora Robson In
The melodrama, The Lady Vsnishes."
WINK, o;O5-Nafional Symphony Hour:
Ballet music from Aid" and Samson and
DeIiah," Tsthaikowskys "Nuiraker Suite"
WhAL, 900 Gang Busters: The dramatic
capture Of a Maryland bank robber gang.
WhAl, 9:30-NichaeI and Kitty: silent
dog whistle is The focal point Of murder.
VOL, i000-lew Jenkins vs.. Sammy Angott
In lightweight title fight al Madison Square
Garden.
Wpc, iO:0O-Wines Of Destiny: The life
story Of II. Thomas E. 5elfrdge, one Of
Americas pioneer airmen
WEV, 1000-ShirIey Temple Time: Lionel
Barrymore joins The young Icdy for a special
play Christmas for Two"
WRc, t0:30-China Society Of America: Dr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
EVENING SIAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill CoyIe
twice daily; WNAl, 1890 am. and 4;4o pm
Junior Star Page: The popular feature o
The Sunday Star aired by its youthful eonfr
butors; WNAL, tomorrow al 10:45 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19

Mother: We'll send your gift for
little Jimmie Green by the postman.
Then he won't be embarrassed by
the other children in the school,
room knowing you gave him some
clothes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALL

BY ED1 III THUMAS WALLACE.
DESTINATIONS giving has an I'M
desirable effect upon both the
giUer and the receiver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19

Hu Shih, Chinese Ambassador, and K {. Ii, vice
president Of the society discuss "Chnds Pah
in The Present War Against Japan"
VOL, 1i;t5-SpoiIight Band: Dick Jurgens
WJSV, 1i:30-DedicaiorY exercises mark
ing The completion Of the Southeastern Pipeline
with Sen Walter George Of Georgia as prin.
oipal speaker
WRc, 11:30-Unlitniied Horizons: The
opening OF the second season Of programs
dramaizing the achievement Of science and
their application 10 modern Iife Featured will
be scientists and research workers from The
University Of California. California Tech and
Stanford University.
SHoRT-WAyE PROGRAMS.
LONDON, 7:55-"Thank You, America"
CSC, 958 meg, 3i3 NJ; esd. Ills meg,
25.5 NJ; 6Sl, 6.1i meg. 49.1 m.
BUDAPEST, 8:00-News in English: HAT4.
9.l2 meg. 378 m.
TOXIC. S:05-News in English: u64. 1910
meg 1913 NJ; III, 1880 meg, 25.4m.
BERLIN, 8:15-News in English: DID, Ill
meg 25.4 NJ; DID. 1854 meg, 1874 m;
DIX. o57 meg, 3t3 m.
LONDON 830-"Br Speaks: CSC, e.50
meg BIB NJ; esd, Ills meg, 25.5 m;
GSl, 6.tt meg, 49t m,
MOSCOW, o;30-English period: RV96,
1918 meg, 1877 m.
BERLIN, iO:30-New in EnqIish: DID,
III meg, 25.4 m.; DID. 1854 meg, 2S.4
m; DIX, 957 meg. 3t3 m.
ROME, 10:3O-News in English: 7Ro4
1881 meg, 25.4 M; 2R06, 1880 meq,
1876 m.; 2R08, 1882 meg, 1853 m.
LONDON, 11;30-Headne news and views:
GSC, 958 meg, 31,3 NJ; esd, Ills meg,
25.5 m.; GSL, 6.tt meg, 49.1 m.
MOSCOW, 1900 d.m.-News: Pyo6, 1918
meg, 1877 m.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
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suriid.
Wie TlB fe mar - feIbf in ibrsm
Corn! 5eiB f9oB e. in @acarescu's
Mugsn ouf, unb f9nen fagte er:
rMenn bic Stunbe nint gu unges
nDbnIi9 nGre, msin sndbiges GrGus
ltin, tpirbe i9 I'm ben 8oraug bits
ten, Bel bieler @elegsnbeit aud Shrer
Grou Wutter betannt gu psrben."
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frogenb in ben ibren. uno uRmertli4
neigte Ct fiH etDos ou ibr. Nbsr
bo mid lie initinttip 3uriid. Sic
mar beimli9 erfhouert unter benz
beiBen 2eu9ten. bns aus biefen 4u'
gen ffrobIte.
sd bebdure Iebr. msine Mutter
nirb i'm Augenblid lsibtr ssrabe
nint -
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mobl!" lentte CT eldtt nb unb 5eiste
niebsr cine Iebr refpettbOIe 9oltung.
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unb nun carbon fir Die StOrung!'
Or mahte ibr cine Derabi4eoenbs
gerbeusung. S4On an Der S4psIs
4 fragile Ct bann nod einmol:
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ttpos btjtelen2"
Gin leifes Qduern Derbarg F4 bins
ter Der 90flihteitspbroie.
~Donts nein! Sd perbe
fmreibenl-
Ralt obIebnenb fam es, baB Ct
innerIi9 frO6lodte. Seine MiRion
BIER mar alto nirtli9 sIdn3enb srs
flint - bic Rluft 5pii4en ben beis
ben mar INNER grDBer ge~fporben.
Oiensidt i@on ieBt uniberbriidbor!
llnb fir bas Weiters tpiirbs sr I9on
joreen - nur Schulz!
Dit einem leBten auffladernben
Bid duf bic f4ldnte Mdbdenssftalt
nd9m CT WD1WteD Don @Dtf9:
rMuf Mieberieben. mein gnGbiges
G~rduIein!"
X.
Wit begreifli4er SpnnnuHs uHb
tlnrube bate 5srbert am unbsrn
Morssn am Gribitadstif9 Der .ritsn
Hesegnung nit Or. 0acurescu snt,
gesengeieben. Mie piirbe gbitb fein
Hi9terT1sinen aufssnommen baben9
Die Trase bate ibn bic gauge gu4t
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ipie erISTt duf, aIs er Or. 9ucurescu
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mer btroustommen porte.
r@uten Wprgen!"
Sns 3immer tretenb, begriiBte Der
Doctor ipie aeiD0bnlih hrau uno
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07

Rinb unb rei4tc aud Serbsrt Die
9anb, aber er fiigte Oiefem @ruB
ni9ts peiter hin3u.
6erbert mar Elm penig DertDunoert.
bod er partete nod anftanos6dlber
einiae Minuten, OBJ Der DottOr ni9t
BON Islber fi9 an i'm foenbeH piirOe.
Mbsr es gefdob ni4t, er ~pluuOerte
bielmeEr i4er3enb nit Boris. Du
entfdIOB iid 9erbert bod gu elmer
Grage:
sporbon. 9err OOttOr sic
tparen alfO seftern Mbenb 10 liebens'
nirbig, BEL meiner Sruut DOr3us
fpreden2+
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rescu biniiber. sd babe Sbre Be-
I~teIuna dusgerintet."
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mar tDObl etpas iiberrafat2 Sat iie
mir ni9ts beIte[len laTen9"
.9sboure, nein - fe pOlts S6nen
f9rsiben. iasts re MR."
500"
l1eber Serbert fam BON neuem cine
unrube: DAP Ie ibm ni9t sinmal
einen @ruB bate beitelIen lafen!
limb er foB gebontenberloren nit ses
f~alteter Stirn an Slid, frob, als er
bdIb barauf nit benz sSunqen mad
oben eeben lonnte. Denn @acarescu's
@lide, bic i'm BON 3eit au 3eit itreif=
ten, paren Tim i'm b09iten MdBe
IGitig. SO mar inn fat. als Oh fid
Der Doctor innerli9 6eluifige iber
feline nieberseidloeene Miene.
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bate 6erbert benz GintrsfTen Der
S~peiten pOft entgeeengeborrt, bic ibm
bod setDiB Gbitb's unsetinbi9tes
S9rsiben brinsen Diirbe. GnOlid
lam lie unb nit ibr Der erportete
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ibn duf unb fab: BUR penigr 3eis
len unb ni9t einmal cine NnrsDe!
Da fanb nur, erf4tli4 in bOafter
grresung auf's papier geporfen:
sd ber3ihte ouf Deinen mir fir
beute 5ugeba6ten 8efud wie iiber.
6aupt ouf ale tpeiteren 8emii6ungeu
INN mid. 8leib' nur bort, po Did
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benn bass
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los DOR fn bin; bann ober, aIs Ell
bic flii6tieen 3silen nod einmaI iiber.
flogen bate, besriff sr: gbitb ma,
eifsrfi9tis = ouf Trau Or. @uea,
rescui
sgoff bate sr laden m0sen, ais ibm
bas nun sur Gepibbeit Darb, in grs
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touhten Rseungen biefer Nrt.
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urne 5rau bod tennen Dirbe. ber'
enttpsesn fis iia 10 qudIte. llnb f9Ou
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07

XI.
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BERT, BITE nun folsten. st blieb leis
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(5rrtissuns fOIst.)
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07

rJtUluHle OIuNeIUu4us IL. AuYuIl
1904.
Dor benz l1nter3eidnefen lit erf9ies
men Der Serr Or. @dIili @acarescu
aus SofTD in Rumdnien gum 3ned
Der MusItellunq elmer 8OGma9t gum
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beairt NieberloiIa9 in 8dpern beleses
men, benz Serrn @ufiili @acarescu
ge60rigen 2iegenf9aften. Der 8efiBS
titel bes 6errn Or. @dIiili 8acaresz
Gu an biefen 2iegsnf9aften itiibt fi6
ouf cine bonn 6. Mai 1903 batirte
Sdentung II"
Sine leife 8etpegung, unb Elm 2aut
ppn Or. Ndcarescu's MunDe, al8
poue er ben Norleienben unterbres
den. ma9te ben Notdr auffeben.
.Wie belie6en, 6err Doftor9"
fpanote er fid an @acorescu.
@s mar 6erbert, uls Of einen
MOment lang Elm Musbrud bes ln=
be6agens iiber bes 9ottors 3iige
6ul9te, tpie menn Die JaFung Ober
@erleiung bieier STEELE nidt nd9 Ietz
mem Wunf9 Iei; aber i6On mahte
er pieoer cine rubise 9enertuns, fOrts
~3ufdbfen.
50. ni4is, Gsrr EOtar bite
giitigF peiter gu Ieisu."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-16


 to the Admirals, includes the Army The story behind it is thisl The Army cafeteria Gin the Munitions building) is small and no grea. shakes for food either, so War De- partment workers-at least a lot of them-have been in the habit of running across the street tc Navy for their monday chow This, plus the great increase ir employees, caused daily traffic jam in the Navy beanery.
 To eliminate this, the Navy is- sued its order and has posted guards to see that only persons wearing the Navy Department Identification badges get by the cafeteria doors.
 The Navy was the third build- ing in the vicinity of the Army tt damp down on cafeteria visitors, Both the Federal Reserve (just across the street from the Muni- Sions Building) and Department of Interior have put employees )nly" signs over their eateries turing certain hours.
 What the Army will do to ap- oease its midday hunger still is being considered Some of the hired help suggests an issue ol unch boxes.
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AP FEATURE SERVICE

GUNNISON, Col, May 16-You might say that Rudy Aganski all- Rocky Mountain Conference foot ball guard at Western State Col lege, is organizing for the future.
 "A fellow never can tell,' says Rudy, conscientiously steering a square of cloth under his sewing machine needle or sniffing at a roast in the oven. Maybe some time I'll marry girl who doesn't know anything about sewing or calories.'
 There may be something in what the husky l83-pounder says. There are seven other students in his 8 am. nutrition class at this moun- tain college and only one is a girl,
 Feeding the Family" is the name of the text Aganski slips under sweatered arm twice a week. It has chapters headed Food for the Baby" and Food for the Adult Woman
 The crinkly-haired athlete from North Tonawanda, N. Y, takes a lot of joshing from schoolmates as he counts the calories at lunch time in the cafeteria.
 Aganski, who ended three years as a regular on Western State grid teams last fall, was a practically unanimous choice for all-confer- ence guard. Coach Paul Wright says he is one of the best he's ever seen.
 The nutrition course is required of all students majoring in physi- cal education.
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BUSINESS ON MOVE

LAS CRUCES, N. M.-Prosperit. las turned the corner for a La Cruces sign painter. As a sidelint le catches terrapins and decorate heir backs with scenic views. Ther ne ships them to other parts O the nation for sale. His best GUS omers, he says, are Boy Seoul .roops of the northwest who stage .errapin derbies.
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.IlaIesAre Scarce, 5o
 AreWhaIers

WASHINGTON, May :. -Twen- tieth Century Moby Dicks will sail soon to whaling grounds off the California coast to bring back prod ucts for perfume, soap, and cat and dog food.
 Only one San Francisco company is left of the great whaling outfits that helped make the American whaling fleet the largest in the world a century ago. Only other company in North America is Can adian.
 The world catch last year was about 350O0, including holes taken from the Antarctic by English. Nor wegian and Japanese whalers. But whales are being caught too fast, according to pr. Remington Kellogg, of the United States National Mu- scum, who fears that some species will soon be extinct. Biggest use of whale fat in this country is for soap. It also goes into perfume, face creams, sprays for fruit trees and flies and lubri- cants.
 Germany uses whale fat for lard. Japan eats whale meat, but this country uses the meat only for cats and dogs, according to the United States Department of Interior fish and wildlife service.
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HAM, LAND GRANT FOR
 AN ACTRESS
Ceive Odd Reward for Ethe| Barrymore Will Re-
 Stage Performance
By GEORGE TUCKER


 NEW YORK, May 16.-A cross section of the laity has decided that a ham and an acre of land on a Virginia hillside should reward Ethel Barrymore for her performance in "The Corn Is Green this season. Mrs. Roosevelt is coming down from Washington to make the presenta- ton at the Astor and Miss Barry more has decided the ham will come in handy for midnight lunches and unexpected guests who drop in on her at vague hours. She hasn't made up her mind just what she will do with the land grant.
 If you are puzzled as to why a ham and an acre are designated as gift to a Broadway actress. it should be remembered that this is the award of the Barter Theatre at Abingdon, Va, where money is never used and where the actors work for bacon, corn pone, and similar vic- tuals. Each season it sends its com posite board of inspection into the New York theatre to select a per- formance deemed most worthy.
 This years board, consisted of two preachers, two physicians, two first nighters, two habitual balcony sitters, and two students. After closely examining the Broadway scene it decided in Miss Barrymore's favor, and now she not only will have a ham and an acre but the privilege of naming two deserving young players who will be given a seasons employment at the Barter Theatre Last season the award went to Dorothy Stickney, of Life With Father" and the year before to Laurette Taylor of outward Bound"
 Russell Grouse and Howard Lind say would like to know why Friday night audiences laugh longer over their comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace,' than any other. Held up by prolonged laughter, the Friday eve ming performance is invariably IS to 20 minutes overtime. The property man for Arsenic" also complains hat his labors are multiplied by the Friday performance. His job. is to tighten the seats at the Fulton Theatre. wrenched loose by custom CTS while laughing at the antics of Boris Karloff and Allyn Joslyn.
 Technically, Katharein Cornell is right when she says she does not like to be called an actress. As the ooss of her town productions, she prefers to be known as an actor manager. This is another of those grammatical instances where the masculine always embraces the fem mine. A
 Two proud fathers, of kind are Ernest Truexa and Sinclair Lewis. Their sons are both in the army. They wanted Mrs. Emlyn Williams to accept another of those 'best play" awards, but she was already on her way to join her husband, by
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clipper, in England. Williams is the author of ''The Corn Is Green" but at the moment he is helping Mir. Churchill fight war The two Will jams children remain on Robert Montgomery's farm at Brewster, N. Y.
 As for MT. Montgomery himself, the news is that he will come to New York for sure in the fall and make a belated appearance on a Broadway stage. The drama prob- ably will be produced and directed by Elliott Nugent. It isn't generally known, but Montgomery had a stake in Nugent's successful "The Male Animal" last season.
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VACANCY in Jensen Apts. Phone Blue 90.
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3-ROOM cabin at Tee Harbor, ber- ries and garden, $l5 monthly. See Aux Bay Grocery.
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