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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

some one put little water in
each ear with the little finger
Of each hand. keeping the fingers
there until you have drunk all
the water.
If you would like your mus
tache 10 grow put sweet milk
or cream on your lip and let
the cat lick il off Sap Of grape
vines may do the same thing.
In modern times. for nose
bleed, one can chew newspaper.
WEAR PIG TOOTH
For rheumatism wear the
eye tooth of a pig; or carry
three potatoes; or put copper
cent in your shoe; wear a ring
made from a horseshoe nail.
Put glass knobs under the bed
posts. Tie a dried eelskin
around your joints. Carry
coffin nail A salt mackerel tied
on the feet. Carry a horse
CDcSlHuI.
Do not pay the doctor, at
least in full, if you would avoid
sickness in the family.
To stop sneezing look at the
tip of your nose with both axas;
or press your index finger III
below your nose. ~
If you don't want any visitors,
don't let the dog roll on the floor.
If teeth are picked by a splint
or wood from a tree which was
struck by lightning. the tooth
ache will cease but the teeth
will decay
Always wash a new shirt be-
fore wearing; for if you are
taken sick in an unwashed one,
you will never get well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
finally How could you be his
aunt? He's"

finally How could you be his
aunt? He's"
Betty hardened her heart.
She recalled the "hag bust
ness and decided TO show no
mercy. ----
THAT is simple" she said.
Owens mother Is a lot older
than / am. Isn't she Owen >"
"She certainly is" choked
Owen.
Hortense darted suspicious
glances at all three. Her in
telligence, which practically
never had been lkened 10 the
Colossus of Rhodes, seemed TO
be undergoing heavy strain.
At last she appeared to have
reached a decision.
Tf she's your aunt" she
said, addressing both Owen
and Betty, II guess she won't
mind II you take me home"
To Betty: you don't mind,
do you?"
But I DO MIND
But l do" said Betty IL
feel responsible for my nephew
and l do not approve Of this
carrying on. He promised his
mother solemnly he would not
20 around with girls until he
was Al. Didn't you. Owen ."
Owen was temporarily be-
yond speech. He m erel Y
nodded. But Hortense was
not similarly afflicted.
II don't believe his mother
made him promise any such
thing" she snapped. "You
think you're kidding me, but
you're not. I'm too smart. I'm
going to walk od right this
ninute-and you'd better not
try TO stop me-"
I'VE wouldn't think Of It,"
murmured Betty.
Hortense flounced out. AS
the door closed on her. Owen
lifted his glass TO Betty.
II think I'm going 10 get
very fond OF my new auntie,"
he said.
Betty gave him a long look.
That's very sweet of you.
nephew" she said. But re-
member what you promised
your mother"
THE END
TOmOrrOw's short story:
Cactus Blood" by Alma and
Paul Ellerbe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

notice messenger. The pup was in high
spirits, bouncing around vigorously wagging
his tail barking joyously and practicing
tricks. Just born traveller.
We hit New York on the hottest day
Of the year and kept right on going out
10 the cottage on the farm by the sea on
the Jersey coast Everything was as we
left il last Fall; even the two horses in
the neighberiRg field We're sticking their
heads over the fence and whinnying for
a resumption of the handouts of carrots,
sugar and apples
AS soon as the car door was opened
the pup sprang out and began tearing
down the lane after a rabbit he had spied
He returned from this chase much pleased
with himself with an expression on his face
which seemed TO say
II didn't catch him. hut I was gain
ing on him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Doctor CIendening viii an
swer questions of general in
teTest only. and then only
through his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
"Who IS THIS bag dnyicdy?7 she demanded.

was your idea! You said :"
We'll, possibly I'm being
too modest" agreed Harry
Sinking. AT any rate
Avast. Reef I'm the mainsail.
men.-Here she cOmes!"
The young woman bearing
down on them had a definitely
stormy look. Her naturally
high color was heightened and
there was a dangerous CLINT
in her gray-greenish eyes.
Betty decided she was too
made up and much over
dressed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

plification, and Harry obeyed.
1T seems HOrtense was in
trOduced 10 Owen here about
six weeks ago" he said "She
looked upon him with obvious
favor and asked him what he
did for "a living. Miss Bar
kelley, a you will learn. is
somewhat fortnight. Owen
told her he was i'm the NOR
tuary game"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

that, HOrtense, Miss COokely
here Is Owens aunt"
HOW COULD YOU BE?
Hortense's mouth fell open.
Her face became study.
Seemingly all the wind went
out of her. The effect was
so devastating that Betty had
to turn away to hide the wild
laughter in her eyes.
When she looked up again.
all trace of merriment was
wiped away. Hortense, OBJ
viously. was in deep and
troubled thought.
But, how" she asked,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Elsie Robinson
Can Spoiled Brats Become Patroits?

CALUTE and spunky lady-Dean Virginia Glider
~ sleeve, of Barnard College. who at meeting Of -
Young America and its She without
smd of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
SYMPATHY WAVES


The newcomer eIbowe
Betty roughly aside and
squeezed up 10 the bar be-
tween the men. Betty. who
had worked up a lot of adj
vance sympathy for the girl,
found il suddenly waning. II
dropped still lower when Hor-
tense ignored the introduc-
ion and demanded of Owen
how he got all that muck
on his shirt.
ut isn't my shirt" he said
II borrowed it from one of the
walters. My shirt"
His voice trailed off. The
girls face darkened.
"Tn bet you were up to
some trick" she snapped.
Then she seemed to become
aware Of Betty for the frs
time.
"WhO Is this dame ?" she
demanded abruptly.
Betty gasped She had strong
feelings a & ain & the wore
dame" unaware that the die
tionary defines il as a woman
Of high social position" Her
SyTnpathieS for Hortense van
ished completely. She started
TO explain her presence but
was commanded TO shut UP
and keep her nose out of ii.
Hortense. ignoring the sur
rounding completely, proceedet
10 accuse Owen Of deliberato
elusiveness. The whole bar
room was listening and Owen
had never felt SO embarrassed
in his life. He tried 10 soothe
her at first. then, he became
coldly angry.
THINK I'M STUPID?
and what's more" Hor-
tense went on, what did you
mean leaving word Mt your
office you'd be at the Wander
bilt Grill? I knew you'd be
here. DO you think I'm
stupid? ."
Anger often made Owen
bland. "No," he said, "yOu
stand up very straight"
PuZzlemcnt made HortenSe
halt for a moment.
What do you mean by
that?" she demanded. "You
say the dumbest things some
times"
She broke off again, because
a sound, suspiciously like a
stifled smoker, had come from
Betty.
What do you thinks 30
funny" she asked. Betty's
look of wide-eyed innocence
seemed TO sting her beyond
endurance. She turned 10
Owen.
"Who Is this bag anyway"
she demanded.
Betty went white. Then her
color came back with a rush.
She seemed to be fighting for
control.
If ever another peace prize
is 10 be awarded, il should go
to Harry Bolton How he
thought up what he did still
mystifies even himself. His
only explanation is that il
must have been sheer inspira-
ton. AT any rate he took llor-
lenses arm and said:
You shouldn't talk like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
On the Side
By E. v. During

These dead
Tkey for liberty.
Earth may other
Their AZ peace
midst Of battles,
in me Of conflicts
They found the serenity Of death.
Robert Ingersoll
(Readng young fellows being killed always makes
lines IngersolS Memorial
And l ar also reminded of Joyce Kimers lines
IN youthful prime o laugh love again
nor Taste Summertime"-E V. d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
EXPLAINED TO HER

'ln the"
1T had To be explained tn
Miss Berkeley. too" said
Harry. when IL sunk in, she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
my AUNT

W. AZ
OWEN FIDELIS ODON-
" NELL and Betty Cookely
met under somewhat informal
circumstances. owen was
Sprawled on tho not-toO-
immaculate floor Of Joe'S Big
Seidel. about five feet inside
the doorway His Shirt-front
was Splattered a CORY red,
and the shaft Of a long knife
reared - horribly - from his
person.
Betty was not 4 regular
devOtee Of this shrine IN Third
avenue and may therefore be
excused for becoming a whit
perturbed at the spectacle
Neither Flinor Amos nor
Emily Post have cwclt al any
length on how a young lady
should act on meeting a SEEM
inGly well-punctured corpse,
so Betty had TO use her own
judgment
There seemed 10 be but one
appropriate thing to do. She
screamed. The body opened
one eye and looked at her
reprovingly That is. il started
10 look rcproNlngly Then the
other eve popped wide and the
CrimSoned corpse lite d a
double barreied stare Of full
approval, if not outright adj
mlTatlon.
DON'T BE FRIGHTENED
The body heaved TO a
sitting position and lifted an
arm. letting the knife clatter
10 the floor. 1t spoke
Don't be frightened" it
said. II am not dead"
I'm sorry to hear that"
snapped Betty.
Just the same her relief
-pas-ehpieas-At-this- point
Harry Bolton stepped forward
and greeted her heartily.
Hello Betty" he said.
"Glad you could make it,"
Then remembering the social
amenities, he turned to the
body.
Betty" he said, with ex-
cesSive gravity, may i pre-
sent my friend. Mr.. Owen
O'Donnell, who, as he says. is
not dead. ! think Ii Is safe
to believe him. Mr.. O'DOn-
nell, this is my cousin, Miss
Betty ConkelX."
owen scrambled to his feet.
Betty cycling the splotchd
shirt, acknowledged the intro
ductlon with reserve.
This isn't blood" Owen
FASTENED 10 explain, its
catSup.'
The girl, her pretty face
still flushed, asked if he ordi-
narily spent his evenings this
way. Owen began TO STAN
mer, and Harry Bolton came
to the rescue,
HE was doing 1t for a girl"
said Harry.
WARNING UNHEEDED
Betty looked politely in
credulous. Owen glared a
warning at Harry TO desist,
but it failed to take effect.
Eyes" said Harry. 1T is
sad, sad story. Our Mr.. O'DOn-
nell is adored by young lady
by the way, we expect
any minute now. This young
lady, who must remain anOny-
nous, but whose name is Hor-
tense Berkeley. simply dOtes
On Mr.. O'DOnnell and follows
him all over"
Betty gave Owen a look Of
cool appraisal.
II wonder why?" she asked
II mean why do YOU suppose
she likes Mr.. O'Donnell?"
II think" said Harry. "be-
cause she found out he Is moi
an undertaken
Betty looked blank. Owen
pleaded with Harry 10 shut
up. But Betty demanded am
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

UIERE pleasant little that will message
every day numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your II the number
subtract If the number is less than
add The result is your key upper left
and check Of key
right read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. o.
cOpyrsb,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

A ND a chorus of hip-h ip-hurrahs, plus a
whole zoo of tigers, says / 10 you,
V. c. G.. For if ever a nation needed few
frank remarks along such lines, it's this
one.
I'm for Young America million.
deeply believe that il is potentially
the smartest. healthieSt and most promis-
ing generation Of young human beings ever
produced by any people
- But l also believe II is being Spoiled
Rotten -, and that much of that spelling
-tS-befnp- done in orr puhlc schools
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
SOME SUPERsTITIONs

Here are some items from Mr..
Aurand's collection Of supersti-
ton.
To tickle a child before II is
year old may cause il TO
Stammer
Remove freckles by washing
them with the water Of baptism.
or with the water collected f>s;a
tombStones. If il rains on -
while there is a rainbow. I'D
will get freckles. Wash freckles
with dew on the first of MAY.
II you would prevent head
ache. or toothache, you must
form the habit of putting on
your right stocking first; your
right shoe. etc.
For hiccoughs sit down with a
glass OF water by your side; let
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

implies. Is something that has
been left TO stand over like un-
finished business from one ses-
sion OF the worlds witenagemot
to the next" wrote James Rus
sell Lowell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

THE Younger Generation shrinks from
paying the price OF safety because its teach
ers have allowed the members the freedom
to do as they want rather than instruct
ing them In obligations =. They have
never learned to face any more pressing
reality than their own desires >. Because
they don't like war, they don't realize they
must face war;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
which ! coll

WE STREAANED of Chicago the Pennsylvania which
w railroad old alma being the organization from
which collected my pay $3.50 month freight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02


ing about taking long trip wish had his adaptabity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Betty hardened her heart
She recalled the "hag' bust
ness and decided to show no
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
Willkie Tours
London Alone


L. W5IIItp had his v.,v tnd,v nayinp
an 'ne>cortcd cam nn InndonS Of,
qjotcd man 'o '1t, ON Lono' oa,,
.o the pub dr,nL;no ,nd t,l|'na WIN
last with =, b~s,no Fl, cana
The American 9,l;tnr ;,nuod con
Siderable of Lnndnn ;n,o VS. TOM II,
is curtailInq his ri"i, s,,,t;no fn,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
legislature On Visit
Roosevelt
Is SO

Washington, JAN. 3D.-(AP)--
The nation sad happy birth
DAY" to the man in the White
House TO-DAY.
President Roosevelt was 59-
Il bit graNcr for the passing OF
deeper crca>e> around MS eyes.
But the broad shoulders showed
little a despite the strenuous
burdens OF two term, and war
heSet responsibilities OF the third.
Anniversary or not, the DAY
brought Mr.. Roosevelt >cant re
spite from the I OF Office.
Apart from a flood OF greetings
and congratulations, il meant the
usual hours at his desk and the
usual responsibilities
For tonight, however. a dinner
and party VIII he given al the
White House for intimate friends
who have gathered around tn"
President every January 80 since
1921.
Tbroushoat the land ether
Americans by TIE thousands viii
dine, dance ard dig into their
pockets al BIRTHDAY balls AVID
other celebrations 10 help finance
a Csmpaj2n 521ilSt i%n!antiic
PARALYSIS. L movement 90 watch
NJ. Hno~gy I, b;> dedicated each
birthday observance since 1888,
In Nasfunainu there viii he
receptions, uaiti"e, balls, >pcciai
programs a theatres and more
thau q degea metsc, radio an"
sports stars m3h.ug the rounds
of all of thcYu vita Mrs. koose-
welt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
ROAD PROJECT FOR
VANCE is

Raleigh, Jan. 3G.-(AFp-C. {.
hfthnn}S, state WPA admins
'r4l"r, announced approval Of
Yen nrN prnjeCt> today. includ-
mg >l8t,6l1 for Vance county
roads Another project allOcated
Ai'h+a for } vocational building
d' Oak CITY in Martin county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
H/onfhoh
FOR NORTH

Increasing cloudincSS followed
by showers over north and west
portions FRIDAY. probably begin
ming i'm mountains tonight; some
what warmer tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
Aid Bill
House
Foreign Affairs Com
mittee Approves Four
Amendments Before
Passing Measure

Washington, IAN 3b.-(API-
The administrations British aid
bill was approved by the House
foreign affairs committee today
after efforts to write in a finan-
eial limit had been defeated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

Continued Oh Page SeVen)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Bob Hope Awarded
Stunt Man S Card

It's Bob Hope. stunt man. now.
The screen comedian was given
a membership card In the small
circle Of Hollywood's stunt men.
after he proved his eligibility with
feats Of daring In his new picture
In which he stars with Bing cros-
by and Dorothy Lamour. Road TO
Zanzibar" the Paramount comedy
now playing at the Rialto theater.
Jimmy Dundee. Duke Green and
Gordon carvath. recognized as top
men in the movie stunt profess.
sion. awarded Bob an honorary
stunt mans card, after he was
shot out of . cannon. wrestlsd =
gorilla, flew from = high tower as
a human bat and performed ether
stunts
The other stunt men supported
Bob in his refusal to vrestls an
octopus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Daughters of Scion
To Be Heurd on Air

OLYMPIA-Two young daugh-
ters of Congressman Martin r.
Smith will be featured on a nation
wide broadcast of the Daughters
of Congress program May Is.
Lieut.. Gov. Victor A. Meyers was
advised. The program will origi-
nate from Washington. D. c.
Marian Smith, 9. will present =
toast to Washington and a poem.
written by Claire jackson, Meyers
secretary. Margaret Louise, II,
will play a piano solo.
The program will be broadcast
from 1913 10 Il a. m. Sunday
over the National Broadcasting
network.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Great Dictator
To the Blue Mouse

Charlie Chaplin perhaps the
most publicized person the amuse-
ment world has ever known
maintains a press department. Of
course. But unlike other studios.
instead of a staff, 1t is manned by
one person. And that persons
chief Job il to suppress publicity
rather than further 1t.
For Charlie. whose latest COM
edy. The Great Dictator" which
moves to the Blue Mouse today,
believes that fundamentally the
public Is interested In q star for
but one reason--hls pictures. II
they aren't good. he maintains, all
the publicity in the world means
nothing. And to that end. his stu.
dos concentrate not on Charlie
what he thinks. eats. wears. likes
or dislikes-but the movies he
makes--and only when In produe-
ton. Then. and then only. doe,
news come from his publicity
offices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

background Of power a. an actress
which brought her a more lucra-
tive stardom in Hollywood.
Eddie Albert was = hit in a sue
cession of the liveliest comedies
that the Great White Way has
seen In recent years. he was fea-
tured in Brother Rat and the
movies claimed him.
Eddie returned to the stage for
Room Service. and a Comedy
of Errors and the movies claimed
him again. He spent the last STA
son In The Boys From Syracuse.
on Broadway. and now he's back
in Hollywood again. Joan Leslie.
the 16-year-old starlet, who II Ed
dies romantic interest. IL the only
prominent cast member who 10 not
Broadway graduate. The only
reason shes not Is that the movies
claimed her before the stage had
q chance to do 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

RoxY-Humphrey Bogart and Joan
Leslie IN sThs Wagons Roll At
Night" 90. $50. s:ss. $40. also
Alan Nowbray in .'Footlisht Fever" "
il;so. ass, $50. s,2s.
bar" i2:ie. a:ss. $40. 7:ss. 1000.
MUSIC BOx-Desnns Durbin Ia
Nice Girl" IS. 3.is. $50, $50:
also Lloyd Nolan and Lynn Bari In
.sleepers West" 40. $50 sos.
Blue MOusE-Charlie Chaplin and
ia:oo. 800. 500. 200.
RETURN sHowIsGs
BEVERLY - fnErid Bergman and
Warner Baxter in Adam Had Four
Sons" also Granville Owen IN "Ll1
cAPIToL-jeffrey Lynn and the Lane
sisters in Pour Mothers" also
Florence Rice In The oiri IN ala. =
coMMINiIh.Miriam Hopkins and
RED Han. also Marsars. lockwood
In Night Train"
KAY SHEET Fred Astaire and
Chorus" also James casnsy and
Pat o'srisn in Here Comes the
LAKEMooD-Ksthsrine Hepburn and
also Richard Dix In Men Against
the SKY
RAHk-The Marx Brothers in go
West" also Pat o.Rrien and Con-
stance. Bennett In "Eseaps to
Glory"
PROcT0R--Ann Sheridan and George
Brent In Honeymoon for Three, /"
also Jean Hershoit In Remedy for
Riches"
-Rosailnd Russell and Mel
gyn Douglas IN This Thing Called
Love" also Chester Morris In Meet
Boston Blackie.
nEA-Shfriey Temple and Jack Oakis
In Young People. also Lynn Bari
and Lloyd Nolan In Charter Pilot. =
RfNIEHA--Abbott and Costello In
Buck Privatss,s also Leon Enrol in
Where Did You Get That 0irl7
sHELIs-Hoiand Drew In The Invis-
lhle Killer" also Kenny Baker and
Frances Langford In Hit Parade OF
1871"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

In Man Hunt she eats fried
fish-snd-chips with her fingers.
smokes cigarets from a tattered
paper pack. carries her money In
her stocking. and Ia . good-heart-
ed but pretty vulgar young crsa-
turs.
The 7oth century-Fox camera
and set crew Ia hand-picked gang
formerly assigned to all Shirley
Temple picturesl says the actress
already has shown them some
thing different. They haven't
seen any family resemblance to
the Bennett clan Of much-publi-
cized temperament, except that
peculiarly-shs does prefer her
warm dressing room TO the at.
which u an uncomfortahly sccu-
rata copy of London's damp,
clammy doeks
she has stumbled over cobhle-
stones slippery with mineral-oil
fog and been slammed around In
lurching taxi-chases. Unromantic
safety note Ia that the actress has
10 be careful In closeups with
Walter Pidgeon, whose satchel
feet occasionally step on hers: af-
fectionate pats On the head. a. per
script. can be hearty ciouts under
his ham-liks hands.
BLUE PENCIL
BOYS At WORK
The synopsis Of Man Hunt
neatly avoids calling Q gold
digger = spade. and describes
Miss Benefits character Of Jerry
~ . s'waif'' Of London's notorious
East Ind. ina actress has been
pretty amused at the censor bans
imposed before a final script okay.
Tn not allowed To put my
hand On my hip In any scene" she
said. nor carry a purse that
swings from handle. No silk
stockings-1ust cotton ones Also,
Il seems that tam o shsnters
aren't worn by nice girls. 70 I get
. eeret- The proof Of real respect
ability. though, Il that there's :
sewing machine In my room
the Studio went get any
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

- AAAA A80A I,
James Stewart. Judy Garland.
Hedy Lamar. Lana Turner and
Tony Martin head the all-star cast
IN a dramatic story by William
Anthony MCGUIRE. who was author
and director Of some Of Florenz
Ziegfelds most successful stage
shows and who wrote The Great
ziegfeld.' Robert z. Leonard. the
man who directed that memorable
film, also directed "Ziegfeld Girl"
Production mum b ers ranging
from the typical ziegfeldian stair
way and q fantasy laid in the
tropics. to the finale. using the
worlds largest drum. have settings
by Cedric Gibbons scaled to a Law
ish, spectacular note. The num-
bers feature 100 of the nations
leading beauties. with the II 'front.'
line showgirls chosen from among
600 applicants. Enhancing their
beauty are Adrian's imaginatively
designed costumes made from mil
lions of sequins. rhinestones. span
giles and costume jewels.
In the production numbers, writ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

stNsET-Anna HeaTle and Richard
Carlson in No. No. Hanette." also
Hair"
TEMPLE-James Casney and Olivia
de Havi land IN strawberry
Blonde" also Thomas Mitchell In
Plight Prom Destiny"
LIBERTY, Puyailup Brian Aherns
and Roealind Russell In Hired
Wife"
RIVIERA. Sumner Don Amechs.
Alice Pave and Carmen Miranda IN
That Night In Rio"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

Bogart with ten seasons Of
Broadway success behind him
Miss Sidney with eight such sea-
cons. and Eddie Albert with five:
now 70 back To New York to see
the shows. but not TO play IN them.
Bogart pursues . career Of ruth
lessness In The Wagons Roll at
Night" which probably win re-
mind stagegoers o. his unforget-
table Duke Mantee in 'sPetrified
Forest"
Miss Sidney stepped up on the
New York stage from : New York
dramatic school. and made her
first big hit In Nice Women.
After this she assembled the scale
Of drama. or descended the social
ladder whichever way = fan sees
it-until her theatrical role In
BAL Girl. From Nice Woman"
70 Bad Girl she accumulated q
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Will This Be Downfall
or Some Soldiers?

WASHINGTON This won't
make it any easier to answer re-
veille: The army Wednesday placed
orders totaling S17o, 900 with seven
firms for $4,000 feather pillows.