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in a wild ride in a tank, session
with mountains of potatoes, tour
with the parachute troops, during
which the comic almost leaps with
out the most essential part of his
equipment, and a mad episode
which almost dashes Hopes hopes
for winning Dorothy Lamour's
hand. This is the moment when he
attends retreat in underwear and
overcoat, only to be assigned imme-
diate sentry duty, then spends his
time in hospital, lodging both the
colonel and nurse laden with
castor oil, while trying to get into
uniform
Mr.. Hope can and does play all
this sort of nonsense not merely to
the hilt but considerably beyond,
say about half way to the elbow.
And he is aided considerably in the
comic moments. which, of course, is
what all the moments are. by Mr..
Overman. Mr. Bracken and Clarence
Kolb, the irascible colonel whose life
is made a nightmare by the Hope
antics Miss Lamour, as Mr.. Hope
remarks early in the proceedings,
looks just like Dorothy Lamour
with clothes on instead of a sarong.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Ingenue Signed

Nancy Coleman, who played the
ingenue lead on Broadway in Philip
Barry's Liberty JONES'" has been
signed to a long-term contract by
Warner Bros. Her first assignment
will probably be an important role
in Kings Row." film version of
Henry Bellamann's best-selling
novel.
The Everett (Wash.) girl attended
the University of Washington, then
ran an elevator in San Francisco
department store until she was able
to make his living by acting in radio
plays.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

moment. But he
is getting into
training by prac-
ticing on his
W if e. at h e y
weigh about the
same" he says
Tyron e
Power did his
first solo fight
after playing a
crack pilot in "A
Yank in the r.
A. F. Mir
Ia m H opki n S
" a n t e d John
Wayne and not
Pohert Ctock for
Evening star., 1941-07-04
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO OMAHA, NEBR., JULY o;
return July %: can accommodate or 3
passengers. RA. 9217.
LEAVING SATURDAY OR SUNDAY LOS
Angeles. take 8. share exp; Al Pontiac.
DI qS4S
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Hopes Caught in the Draft
And Army's Stuck With Him
Military Routine Becomes Dafy
Sort of Life in Comedians New
Picture at the Palace
BY HARRY MACARTHUR,

The great tide of pictures dealing with military affairs which
expect continue has full
The film, which
called Caught the
Hope when he falls quite mistake the
life. meeting of the
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Too Much Responsibility,
So Carolyn Won't Be a Star
Little Miss Lees Parents Don't Want
Another Shirley Temple on
Their Hands, They Say
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD

build Paramount
responsibility Shirley
a willing
threshold
Evening star., 1941-07-04
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

THE OLD NEW ORLEANS RESTAURANT.
1914 Connecticut ave. at 18th ST. NV,
has completed the installation of its air
conditioning in the entire building, and is
now open every day from IL an. to 2 m.
including Sunday.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted BY any one other than
myself. THURMAN r. BROWN tTeddy
RrnWnl loR1 Owen pl ne -
Evening star., 1941-07-04
BEAUTY PARIORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced:
wonderful French method used DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o st. NV MI 112O.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

current film Miss Carlo is not very:
light Douglas, who has been work
ing hard, is not very strong at this
Evening star., 1941-07-04

CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT" a Para
mount picture. with Bob Hope, Dorothy
produced by B. G. De sylvia; directed by
David Butler; original story and SCREEN
play by Harry Tueend. AT the Palace.
The Cast.
Don Gilbert Bob Hope
Tony Fairbanks ks--------Dorothy Lamour
Steve Lynne Overman
Bert - Eddie Bracken
Col Peter Fairbanks Clarence Kolb
SerRt Paul Hurst
Yetta Ferike Boros
Margie -P Phyllis Ruth
CogSwell ll---------I Irving Bacon
Director - Arthur Loft
Recruiting sergeant Edgar Dearing
Evening star., 1941-07-04

SPANISH-Native teacher. conversational
method: beginners advanced students,
small groups Senior Ramos, Hobart 9715.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

WILL SELL a f1rst-class restaurant and
tavern known as Fort Carroll Tavern"
37l 5 Nichols ave. Sc, Washington. D. c.:
going, prosperous business for the last 3
years; near Boiling Field. Naval Air Sta
tlon, Naval Research Laboratory. on main
highway leading TO Oxon Hill Fort Wash
lnston and Indian Head, Nd. The brick
building is first-class. built especially for
a tavern with large parking lot; seats
30 people. Cash business S4O0 per week
Equipment cost 81 500 The business and
equipment can be bought for 81 900. and
the building can be leased for 3 years
at 800 per month. This is a bargain
and VIII stand thorough invest tigation.
For further information call
LEO WAISHE
Evening star., 1941-07-04
HELP WOMEN.

WOMAN with personality and car. contact
work for advertising agency. No selling.
Box 429-H. Star.
WOMAN. efficient. OF 40 or more. as gen.
eral worker and assistant manager of
apt. house: references. Box 1S3-H, Star.
WOMAN. young. accurate typiSt, expert
ence not necessary. Apply own hand
writing, stating salary wanted. Box 434-H,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

Complete; rms: Red Jack boiler. 800 it.
rad: no cash. 3 WIS. to pay. Is: pay. Oct:
guaranteed Oil Burners: estimates free.
ROYAL HEATING CO. NATIONAL :3SO3
Evening star., 1941-07-04

AUTO DRIVING INsTRUCTION-Cou
Gus. patient. professional instructor; learn
to drive skillfully, safely and easily: park
ing and trafiic. Mr.. Rundlett, Emerson 1888.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAFE, beautiful equip; Govt. business: mr.
Govt. bldgs: splendid OPP: stands thor
ough investigation: $1,000: $500 down.
A. s. ECONOMON. FIR. 9747. DU. 6sl7.
GROCERY STORE and meat market: will
sacrifice. Price. $500. Call North 4339.
LIQUOR STORE for sale ,off saey. low
rent, good-paying business, large stock
and fixtures; all for S5,0000O. Box
302-J Star. s.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

BARRED ROCKS, R. I. Reds. witt 20:
Store. e19 K st. nv. Metropolitan oose.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

MEN young (2). to work in dining room
and on switchboard morning and evening,
compensation, room and board. Box 3ts-E.
Star. A.
.1rNT yonna 1a1 mechenicaIIv inclined
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Continued }

PIANO. slightly used, latest model, Wur-
liter. walnut finished. full keyboard spinet.
Sl95 This model sells new for S345
easy terms Also other values at reduced
prices kits. 1880 G st. (mlddle Of
the block
Evening star., 1941-07-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
HOT-WATER HEAT, $285

GARAGE BUILT for only $40: sxIO porch
inclosed with storm sash and screens,
Sl29. Proctor, DI. SS43
Evening star., 1941-07-04
PERSONAL.

PERMANENTS. S5 UP. SATISFACTION
ence Personally done by M. Alexander,
T0E 18th c ME- RO2l
Evening star., 1941-07-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH. Portuguese. French; class or
private lessons; native teachers: class by
appointment Reasonable rates. Mrs
Conchita Garcia. DI. 9l32. 905 23rd st.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

SHOEMAKER, experienced. S:}5 wk Shep-
herd Park Valet. 800 Alaska ave. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced in selling
Women's and childrenS shoes. Steady
work Apply Myers Shoes "a II Conn. ave.
SHOE REPAIRMAN. experienced. Apply
2307 Penna. ave. Sc, Penn Valet.
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. full time. expert
enced Apply drugstore. 10l Kennedy
Evening star., 1941-07-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored. wants job as maid. wish
experience in white beauty shop. Write
P. o. Box 1870.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. done at home in
nrst-class order, large inclosed ysrd for
drying. Prices reasonable NE. 1898.
WOMAN, colored. wants work by day;
references. Dupont 1896
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Laird Cregar
Gets Contract
Scores Triumph in
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tors rather than one sii-poWsrfui
individual make the decisions.
ia group Is WORKING on a prob
lem whether IL 30 drawing con
illusions from facts or trying To
figure out e last line for = limerick
DR.. Watson discovered that the
answer 10 the problem i not only
reached quicker. but u siso Of
better quality than II zach mem
Der had worked on u alone
One reason for this improve
nlent In the speed and quality u
group thinking against individual
thinking - cue TO Inter-stlmUia-
ton. The individual actually
seems 70 think better when he 10
with others who are also thinking
on the same thing.
To cit passiyeiy In . group
IL one thing. hut To think
something out with the group
IL entirely different. In the
latter case, INSTRUMENTATION
h. at work.
A group Of four or five people
DR.. Watson has found. u ~ good
as one double the size.
DIR. Watson n . psyebosogist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

When Claudetts. the fashion
writer. gets yen to write man
sized stories for Associated News
she Just casually snstches an avn
stor from a Spanish firing squad.
and flies across the border with
him France But the girl
doesn't count on love. and pretty
soon she finds her heart melting
under the effects Of the Paris
moon and Ray Millands ardent
wooing.
When the assignment TO the
Berlin bureau comes her way,
Claudette thinks its her escape.
But the unacceptable Midland turns
up in her railway compartment
Before she realizes what is hap
penine she is off on a stolen vaca-
tion with the handsome flier.
Love changes them. With the
breaking Of war. their first
thought is to hurry back to safe
America. But when this hope is
frustrated by the sinking Of their
boat. they return to their duty.
Milland is off TO fly with the Eng
ish fighting squadrons, Clsudette
goes to Berlin to carry out the
grim assignment of covering the
war from that side.
While grim and amazing pages
Of history are being written Claud-
cite and Ray are in the midst Of
exciting new events. They grow
more sober, their love grows deep
er as the picture draws them to-
gether again for its magnificent
emotional climax
ARISE. Nv Love" Is the direc-
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. BUILDERS OF BRAIN POWER

without = laboratory. His iabors
tory Ia located wherever he finds
groups Of people. BE uses no In
stniments or strange surroundings
that might make his people feel
unnatural.
Wis own WORK room 81 Co
iusrbia university In New
York city h fitted with mod
eru bright red and sow,ber
fswn-colored chromium mrpl-
hure. venetian blinds. and .
gwen rIG-ssstis unlike the
pro,erbasi psychologists sane
tssm.
Dr. Watson has already studied
some OF the factors which contrib.
ute TO human happiness and dis
covered that those who find JOY
In their leisure time cannot make
up for the JOY which they do mol
find In their Jobs
Many people spend years find.
ing just the Kind Of work thsy
want 10 do. Dr. Wstson's own cir
cuitous path into his present work
may give them courage. II ~a,
years before he found psychology
and the zest for life which n snc
his liT-sofe farm have given him
NEXT How long do Your
childhood Impressions lasts
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Newspaper Man
Had RIGHT Idea

Exactly what are the cireum-
stances that urge a famous author
TO write a specific novels
Fifteen words written In q news
paper column met the eye Of
Christopher Morley and resulted
in the eventual writing ~ KITTY
Foyle." current best-ssller filmed
by RKo Radio and starring Gin
ger Rogers At IN. Music Box.
My sy.s were touched with
truth. saw them a. they are.
beautiful and brave Tbss. were
the words. written in 1921 by the
columni,t. about girls In the sub
way.
This va. the first rsrm AZ
novel which pays homsg. 10 the
gsllsntry Of the White Collar ORR.
frank. moving, HONORABLE. por-
trait. And. eatsgorieslly. such WAS
the first beginning Of an import.
ant motion picture which intro
duoss a nsg technique In story
telling.
Sam Wood. remembered for his
"coodbys. Nj chips." directed
KITTY Foyls. with Dennis Nor
gan "a Wyn STAFFORD. the Phlls-
dslphis Main Line sristocrat. and
James Craig. RKO Radios star
snoe Of ths hast includes Gladys
Cooper Ernest Cosasrt. ksthaf-
Inc Stevens. Mary Tresn. Cecil
Cunningham. Charles kinsrfOrd.
Odsits 1yriii and Eduardo Gan.
n.lh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Ban on All Gum
Chewing Extras

One hundred Of Hollywood $
smartest dressed extras. playing
wealthy Philadelphia sooislites.
took part IN the spectacular we'd
ding scene OF The Philadelphia
story" Elimination Of Philip Bar
rvs stage hit starring Cary Grant,
Katharine Hepburn and James
Stewart at the Blue Mouse thea
ter.
In their formal attire. they had
all the dignity Of the ultrs-society
click they represented. But Di-
rector George cukor couldn't sf-
ford. TO take chances OF anyone
forgetting As the cameras were
about 10 turn. Cukor yelled q
strong reminder Attention. you
Philadelphia society folks. No
gum chewing during this scene -
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"AIyHY bother TO appoint a com
w mittee - the chairman does
all the work. runs the comment
in many an organization. We also
hear that a group wastes time,
that II decides nothing one smart
person could not do In half the
time.
DR. Goodwin Watson Is q mod
ern psychologist who has listened
In many Of these comments, and
has spent much time determining
scientifically whether or not two
heads are better than one
Ne has definitely proved-oon-
trsry to many notions that group
thinking liz much better than the
thinking Of person alone. This
is encouraging for those who live
In a domestic country where legis-
lative groups and boards OF direc-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

nil rllio,t. columhias popular
portrsysr ef Wild mn Hlesoh w
western features. returned 10 Mol.
iywoef this week after . mos, sue.
csssfui personal appearances saar
through Tennessee. Kentucky. Ar
kansa. and Oklahoma and went 10
work immediately upon his neat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

stHs WN't t" 49,
ss there must always - :.
which sffsss eesh stars . free rein.
unlimited possibilities fcs IN. 80
sFeiss n their talents TIE laugh
able sitsstlcns are almost NUN.
herls... the action . n the rapid
FIRE typs ard the lsnss ~sll nave
y~a EsFfisns. even u yca sssr
your syss closed
d. not think either ~ ire
star. have ever dnns saythlns
quite - -sll 80 they have '-rhls
Thing Csiissf 1--we CERTAINLY
enc would 10 carrying . chsr %
ones shoulder ssfs ne 10 lind
fault With their performances
rhs players ~hs support ni~
Ras.ilna and peasiss eontrssats
more than 10 generally sssei II
feature performers and are ln
no small degree responsible fns
the fact that the picture 10 top
night entertainment.
without ausllf.eslians. y-uf 70
viewer can recommend This Thing
Called Lave" - providing na-
usually fine screen entertainment
There 10 . companion picture
sharing the ne~ hsll al the Hssl,o
IN which Ralph asllsmy ard Mar
ssrst Lindsay are featured.
Z, 10 titled. "giisry Queen. Mas
Ter nst.etivs." and !. another 81
the mystery ssofis. ln which thsss
,wo have b>~n appearing fseentiy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
BATHTUBS AREN'T
DE MILAN

At one side Of the house q wide
porch overhangs deep. lush
rayine and a strongly flowing
creek. The porch u where DE
Mile works He is there right
now. mulling over the latest draft
Of his forthcoming sea saga Reap
the Wild Wind" while the su-
thors" as ne oontemptgously calls
them. gnaw their nails in Holly
wood Tn. master rswrites parts
81 the script. blue-penoils big
CHUNKS Of II. and scrsWis yither-
ing ssides on the margins BY
March h. expects 10 have what he
wants in the story.
There's nothing u. Hiliesn
about the bsthtubs al Paradise.
Plain white porcelain. Bathrooms
and bedrooms are small and the
bedstsads are built Of twisted
scrub-pine trunks nailed 70 the
floor. Hidden among the nearby
trees are small guest houses built
Of stone. and the master himself
sleeps in one Of them.
Except for the movie relics. the
only touch Of grandeur utterly
foreign 20 the rustic lodge u
pipe organ covered with Egyptian
designs II stands In the main
hal, and the real pipes occupy an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rNEArgRS

so>N rzui NUM- sna talra csszsf
In Hudsnns psF - -. 60 -,
pNa slsa usnfss Sanders ard
NsndF Barrie In rhs saint n
Palm snfsnss II %. -. ste.
SEA
si,tto ne.ailaa Russell .nd Nj.
vtu isstsHias IN ~fhls fhins Cattsd
love 80 Ralph nsiiant sna MAJ
ssfss Lindsay In Slssss 1s~~n. -.
i~cgies
", ~te nos-oinssf nosers snd
n~nnts Morgan IL Kitty tefss
~ 90 I 50. o. fais sisa nIiif
h.ien snd Hunts Hasi IN Give IA
wlnsa II - ! 90 > IS pos
mt . Nnt ~ carr uFsni KstnsFins
Hepburn and tsae. s's.sfs u
rhnsasinhis ssaff II 20. 80
. 90. TO, pai.
arIta> SHOWING.
my = Alexander soFdss ne
MET 81 nasdaa. also nnsh Her
csriroI Jon nall and iYan mart
In XII CsFson sisn iosstss
Ncuns and asy Midland IN srhs
nsfuf Tafss wife
GOWN My Mafisns Dietrich and
John esssne Ia SEVEN sinners =
also jean Rex.n IN Yesterday |.
"a, srsssr-rs, onri.n sna Iahn
oaftssla IN ~rla~ins ooia ans
Ans isoshsFn. Ian Hunter in
r,sk nYrns 10, ana nsi.Yn na..
las IN Third F1nssf isft hsua
sod Walter ridsson IN SAY Mr..
rNos ron-Is.nstts Macdonald and
Nelson Eddy Ia "ntttsfs~set aiso
taips Nslss ana leon Effol ln fsAsss
lean epitfifs Out Wet
NJ titaf Roger Pryor ana faiells
Fairbanks In a frtsItlxs frufn Ias..
ues" and hafsne Dietrich and
John WAYNE In seven SINNERS
Nm -jsanstts Macdonald snd Nelson
fddf In snitiefssssf and LOO y
nrown France. Robinson IN 80
You went fsik
RitttRs-w q Flsla. ana Una Asf-
kei In Rank bles siso Tam
nrown ana Man ursy In Marsis
sutti,=Ths brad End Kids IN
Dust Ne NJ Destiny siso George
hsn IN "lious< Aefu~s tho nay
~ >str Jeanette Ma Donald ana
Nelson Eddy In "nlttrrswest slso
few hyres snd nits Johnson In
The Golden Freeing
ftNrtt bette Davis and Herbert
Marshall IA The Ls,tsrf also
james stewart aud Hosaiind Htissell
Ia Mo Time for COMEDY
iiutHhs rutsiiup Robert Taylor
ruth nuasrY aud Walter fidsson
Ia 'fliEht Command
NV MA. summer Drama Durbln In
hpfins Parade also Msfssrst
Lindsay snd Ralph nsiismy In
Meet Inc wildcat
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DeMille Fills F oresis With
Oruan Music at Paradise

adjoining room. II ha, player
attachment and DE Mile likes To
turn II on Of an evening. doubt
less 20 the sstonishment Of hunt
ers in the mountains for miles
around.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Two Heads F ound
Better Than One
By Psychologist

Serenth Of n series ~ dr-
ficioS on scientists Tho
study minds and the i'm
prorement Of mental dc-
ton.
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torial Job Of famed Mitchell Let
sen. and was produced BY Arthur
Hornhlow. The supporting cast Is
led of by Walter Abel, with Dick
Purcell. Dennis OKeefe. Esther
Dale and George Zucco featured.
Sharing the screen Will be
Christmas in July" featuring
Dick Powell and Ellen Drew.
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"RtiGGy. Ain

According n sirplans tests msde
by the 4. = department ~ sgri-
culture. about $4,000 ooo insects
occupy Tho air above ssch squsre
mile NJ the sarihs surface
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Nv PAUL HARRISON
IN, Times staff Written

HOLLYWOOD - Each wednes-
day afternoon. Cecil Blount De
Mile leaves his studio office. gets
into a station wagon and drives TO
his ranch for three or four days
Of restful II not idle solitude. The
place doesn't produce anything ex-
oept isolation. and II is ranch
only in the Hollywood sense. Also
in the Hollywood sense, II Is
named Paradise
Movietown has all sorts Of leg
ends about its grandeur and treas
ures and feudsl customs. most Of
these being the ingenious notions
Of people who haven't been there.
But De Miles retreat, about an
hours drive east 10 hidden can
yon in the Sierra Msdre mountains,
is quite spot, at that.
You 60. II you have been in
vited. through a gorge 30 narrow
and twisting you recall the Bibli-
cal proverb about the camel and
the needles eye. and you wonder
how the rich man ever enters
Paradise In big car. The house
is rather Disappointing as castle;
rambling. rustic. redwood. You
see at once that the moviemaster
doesn't have claustrophobis be-
cause the buildings sprawl in the
bottom of a oonioal valley formed
by steep cliffs.
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Arise My Love Comes Tuesday
To Beverly Theaier Screen
Dick Powell And Ellen Drew Will Shore
Honors In Christmas In July

eloud-hopping trouble maker meets trouble hunting
newspaper girl-and boom,-ts love,
That's how al starts between Csudette Colbert and
Ray Mlsnd in the scintllatng Paramount Arise
Ny Love- which return Tuesday at the
Beverly theater.
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HE LURES
WILD DEER

The msssIvely beamed great hall
is kings hunting lodge. with
mounted heads Of moose, elk, carl
bou and deer. The host explained
a little sadly that no took these
creatures when he was younger
and less sensitive. Now, in atone
ment, he puts out grain and al
falfa for wild deer, and IS Of
them were browsing around the
lodge when he spoke. Every
hunting season, lure them down
here to keep them away from
hunters" DE Mile explained. i've
counted as many as 65 on that
lawn"
The main hall also ~ museum
of relics from De Mile epics.
There are the Crown OF Thorns -
real ones brought from the Holy
Land-worn by n. y. Warner In
The King OF Kings; clsudette
Colbert's silken shawl from Cleo
patra": the stone Tor plaster tab
let's carried by Theodore Roberts
a. Moses IN The Ten Command
ments": the suit OF armour, made
Of German silver for hghtness
worn by Geraldine Farrar in Joan,
the Woman; q velvet robe and
broadsword used by Henry WI
coxon as Richard the Lion Hearted
in The CRUSADER: Gloria Swan
sons leopard skin from Male
and Female; few other items.
The spectscle-maksr no longer
entertains often at Paradise. but
large guest book calls up lons
parade Of celebrities: Queen Marie
Of Rumsnis. Otto Kahn. John
Ringing. the Bshsrsjsh Of Indore
Ambassadors Joseph Kennedy and
Joseph Grew. Ring Lsrdner. Elihu
Root. Gatti- Casazzs. Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, Babe Ruth, Jscb
Dempsey.
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resAaes ~ seos~s - mnay
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v~st~s n ~ s~eo.wsso nnus
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BOOK PAGE

James Csgnev was once a book
sge-bov IN . New York library.
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NNEfsHH FsH NrFxH HF18 -
trns star
Wild mn Appeared nsfnrs meve
than - 80 rsns n three weots.
made - rssse appearances 80
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

Co-starring RaSand Russell and Melvyn Douglas for
the first time ths attraction which opened yesterday
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fare ~ your nswshoy has this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-31

! ANN SHERIDAN n the shade
when Ann started wriggling at
Zen in the morning. All day and
| until seven that evening she kept
lat it, setting what the studio
! boasts as a new world record for
| the hula and losing eleven pounds
I'm the process. On the screen, Ann
lis probably tickled to know, the
entire sequence will take about
Eve minutes.
Perc Westmore, the Hollywood
makeup expert, is now selling
glamour by mail. All the girl-on-
the-street needs to become a
V:vien Leigh or a Katie Hepburn
lis a photo Of herself and half-a-
dollar. She sends the photo and
the money to Westmore who sends
back an enlarged picture with
proper makeup and hairdress.
Olivia DeHavilland, no mean gag
ster, sent along one of her poorer
photos under the name Of Mary
Smith. Back it bounced with a
hots: "Dear Olivia, Nothing can
b. done with this face"