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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Andy Hardy
Film Set at
Michigan

TIIE FALL season will bring
Il many productions TO the
Michigan Theater. Starting FRI
day the Andy Hardy film Life
Begins for Andy Hardy" will
head the list together with
"Ringside Maisie.' This pro-
gram, scheduled for last Friday,
was postponed due TO the cur
rent holdover.
Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall
are due on August % in "Aloma
of the South Seas" in tech
nicolor. This film will be of
interest TO DetroiterS for it
marks the screen debut of pop
ular young Billy Roy who sang
and danced at the Broadway
Capitol in the Radio School
house program on the stage.
On this program, too, Detroit
will get its first look at POT of
Gold" the hilarious musical
romance which stars James
Stewart. Paulette Goddard. Hor-
ace Heidi and his swing band
September will bring Enrol
Flynn in Dive Bomber" with
Fred MacMurray. Filmed en-
tirely in technicolor with the
full cooperation of Uncle Sam,
Dive Bomber" was made at
the San Diego naval base.
Alexis Smith, beautiful blond
who has turned 20, plays her
first featured role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
AnHSpmpnfs Outdoors
James at Eastwood;
MeSSner at Beach
BY WALTER STEVENSON

WITH Harry James and his
w orchestra poised for the
downbeat, one of the liveliest jam
sessions of the season gets I'M
der way at 3 o'clock this after
noon at Eastwood Gardens.
Jitterbugs who barely kept their
seats when the James Boys
played an engagement at the
Michigan Theater last Spring
will have a chance to strut to
the 1--WE tempoS of "wo O'Clock
Jump" Carnival of Venice
and other hot tunes.
James and his 20-piece band,
with Dick Haynes as vocalist
will play through Thursday
night.
It'll be Tiger-Yankee night at
the Gardens Tuesday evening.
The management has extended
invitations to members of both
clubs, their wives and families.
Starting next Friday night,
Jan Savitt and his Top Hat
ters' will weave a musical pat
tern for one week,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Meet People
Switched
To the CaSS

HMEET THE PEOPLE" gay
NI musical revue of Holly
wood origin which was an
nounced as the opening attrac-
ton at the Lafayette, will open
August 81 at the CaSS Theater
instead.
Extensive alterations which
the Lafayette is undergoing will
make it impossible 10 open that
house until about September IS,
according TO J. J. Shubert who
was IN Detroit last week 10 ar
range for the switch 10 the CaSS.
Heading the company. which
will be seen here. are Henry
Youngman, brilliant young
comedian. and Joey Faye. who
distinguished himself as Harpo
Marx in The Man Who Came
to Dinner The others are all
of the original Hollywood cast
and include Elizabeth Talbot
Martin. Peggy Ryan, Marion
Colby, Jack Albertson, Robert
Nash and Ted Arkin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Beauty Not Enough

Beauty alone is not enough
for contestants in this search,
which is primarily directed to-
ward discovery of lovely girls
with outstanding entertainment
talent. Ability to sing, dance,
play a musical instrument or
dramatic talent qualify the en-
trants. Other requirements are
age between 1S and %, United
States citizenship and unmarried.
Miss Michigan will receive a
complete wardrobe, will be given
an all-eXpense round trip 10 At
lantic City, and will there be
given a week of glorified enter
tainmeHt Under careful ehaperon-
age. eliminating in the selection
Of Miss America.
Eligible girls who still have
not entered the contest are
urged 10 do so at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Critics Hard on Stars

Though this heartessy cruel picture somewhat exaggerated
does contain suppose shred Of truth suggested by the way
things look the Hollywood end.
When Miss Lya Deput Of peculiar faces one
night York she met with dire punishment in
woodShed and when recently Miss Elsa Manchester
moved her expression yon all except of the aisle
boys greeted ny catcas and heehaws OF deron
Even Freddie his gracious wife Miss Florence
and certainly magnanmous TO apologize
ngs they stage join the cinema Later 1t
true they INDICATED themselves Superby but
a while things pretty dismal.
Similarly Mr. Mum, a Of the stage had vehicle
slapped under him Broadway and remember that my
only unhappy with the sidewalk heerS that often
opening when panned Leslie Towards
gathered that their objection to my remarks on Mr.
great based the feeling that while
he might be good Hamlet he good movie actor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Compares With lie GaIienne

1t lacks concentration the power
starts off al the beginning and through the play high
gear with steady strength and infinite meditation.
felt that Mr.. Power had the ability with more
experience at sustaining long would be give
account Of himself On simpler
lovely the mued proud, hearbroken Julie
small exceptions touches the play with
may be honestly compared to Miss LeGaliennes.
find. incidentally, that of the effective
the play isn't in Monar'S published original
Liom dead The heavenly police him before
the magistrate and in Molnars original
But IN nearly every performance that
julie out gances the strecher which Lom
died notices nothing Ito indicate that only his spirit gone
with the poice) and then reads from the beatitudes:
Blessed are the IN heart for they shall God"
don't know who put IN the play, why not in the
printed text but II the heart Of Of the
masterpieces and should be made duly permanent one
day forget
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Best Since Original Show

1t the performance Molnar masterpiece
excepting of the famous Iheaer Guild originahe
beforgotten performance Schidkraut,
LeGallenne Dudley Digges and Helen Wesley.
In the settings adapted by John Koeng from the originals
and under Strasberg admirable the
themselves ably Wesport and indicate that they
modest they Woodworking intelligent they
ambitious.
For il is ambitious undertake "Iom" Is difficult
best and enormously complicated mood and been
often but well the first tme) that
al II challenges all of comparison In revival 1882 Mr.
Schdkrau unhappy challenged comparison with his earlier self
Since he is hkabe and notwithstanding young
without overbearng side him. Mr. Power shows
respect for the stage. and it modesty
His fame has his be but he
off pleasantly Apart from the natural
night when would have thought the GrandceS
shoot
ference between and stage acting.
The opportunity the affords editing remakng
performance the cutting S undoubtedly responsible
for the lerkiness of his stage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Back TO Buos

MAX FLEISCHER. president
of FleiScher Studio in Miami,
Fla, currently producing MIR.
Bug Goes 10 Town" the 81 ,000,-
900 Technicolor cartoon feature
which Paramount is releasing
late this year, produced a car
toon in cooperation with the
Museum of Natural History. en-
titled Evolution" which caused
stir throughout the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Along BrOGdrGy:
Ty Power and Annabella
In Superb Performance
OF MOInar'S 'LiliOm
long BrOadIrGy:
by JOHN ANDERSON
International News Service Dramatic Critic


~ THE bitter friendship which exists between Broadway ana
HOLLYWOOD beneath cured ranbows Of business and art
there is legend that delights the Atlantic oral so much
as 10 have kodak star the New York stage and fall
upon his pet arranged and highly phoogenc lace
This been oSteIed by some OF the more peculiar
adventures Of the gentry who having had an option and
face taken up having acquired outdoor bathtub press
agent sen suspect that there are no other worlds
10 conquer except the occasionally legitimate stage
They thereupon SWoop the drama with violence
eauaed usually by ignorance and when the result is mess
as it often is the patrcan snobbish Of hap
mines the McbcsS failure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
KarIoff Refused Top Part

This suspicion that Broadway merely Of hyenas waiting
Hollywood along something laugh 10 have
the gentle Karo who refused modesy and hrewd
Broadway unless there at least
three equally good That why he persistenty
refuses o be starred Arsenic and Old Lace"
Wherefore forward this unctre the stage
appearance pair of Hollywood stars the Summer straw
hat risk of this ancient fued take
pleasure welcoming Tyrone Power and Annabea the boards
She them believe He, in the tradition of his
acting famyfather and grandfatherhad his early training
behind the footlighS
Their 'Liom" whose spectacular engagement Westport
interrupted days by Mr. Powers vault
give "A Yank in the r. A. F. happy ending, credit to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Beauty Test
Ends Friday
At Beach

TIIE annual search for Michi-
- gans most beautiful and tall
ented girl to represent this state
at the Miss America" pageant
in Atlantic City is nearing a
close. Officials at jefferson
Beach ballroom. where the con-
test is being held, have an
nounced Friday, August %, as
the date for the final judging.
Under the national sponsorship
Of the Showmen's Variety Jubi-
lee, the winner of the Miss
Michigan" title has an excellent
chance for a career on stage,
screen or radio for all winners
of state titles are assured inter-
views with talent scouts seeking
future stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Lead Stage Review

Dancers Pritchard and Lord,
who came here direct from the
Chicago Theater. lead the new
stage revue at Casino Gardens
Comedy relief is provided by the
team Of Neal Keaton and Geor-
gette Armfeld and Ken and Roy
Paige do nipups in a knocka-
bout routines which are per-
feCtly timed.
Keith Hall, tap styliSt, play
ing a return engagement, com
pletes the bill, with the inviting
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Novelty Songs Click

Now in their third week at
Jefferson Beach b llroom.
Johnny Messner and his orches-
ira are clicking with their
novelty songs and dance ar
rangements.
In addition 10 MeSsnerS clari-
net playing, other features are
the Three Jacks vocal trio:
Professor Koleslaw and his toy
piano; and Jeanne Darcy.
lovely singer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
CharIey's Aunt Is Hit

Thought OF entering The service
when he made the film Navy
Blue and Gold" but he makes a
smart looking naval cadet in the
film which has returned to the
Palms-State screen this week
along with "Mata Hari,' star
ring Greta Carlo and Ramon
Navarro.
"Charley's Aunt" in the per-
son OF Jack Benny, is making a
hit with Fox Theater patrons.
This is one of Jacks best roles
and he had a lot of fun making
the film. or course he was
kidded a great deal about his
feminine attire, but he played a
few tricks himself.
One afternoon when Jack had
some spare time he walked onto
the set of "A Yank in the Raj -
As they were shooting one Of
the scenes, Benny walked right
onto the stage.
Those who look closely at the
church scene with Betty Cradle
and Tyronne Power in the
"RAF picture, Will notice an
elderly lady in q black satin
dress enter and take a seat in
the background. That's Jack
Benny getting some experience
as an extra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

GINGER ROGERS takes
the feminine lead in TON,
Dick and Harry her first
film since Kitty Foyle,'
showing at the Adams.
music Of George OlSen's orcheS-
ira and the featured singing of
Jean Blair.
The original Polish Ballet is
the new entertainment attrac-
ton at Westwood Gardens
where the music o. the Baker
Twins prevails for dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Allied Youth SoIois-

CYRIL WEZEMAEL. soloist
for Chrysler Chorus and bari
tone for the Fort Street Presby-
terian Church, will he the guest
Soloist at the Allied Youth Sill
yer Tea at the studio of Gwladis
Luloff Tuesday Mrs. Edwin S.
Sheriff. will be the accompanist.
-. -. -.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
Grant as Elderly Parson
Gives H'wood a Laugh
G.. B. Gives P. G. Dressing Down;
Kay Francis Dislikes Lights;
Laraine Dav Falls in Love
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.


play English in This Changing
World which casting against type with vengeance Preston
delicate thing and has her fanKed by
for the commary Pauee God
dard bawed by she late for work in Reap
Evening star., 1941-06-17

While Betty Cradle is having
her teeth fixed, her nose Will come
in for some treatment. 1t seems
Just before she left for the dentists
chair, Betty had to rush into Tyrone
Powers arms-for their picture. She
was thinking of George Raft or
something, because she missed Ty-
rone's arms and bumped him, and
got herself a nosebleed. =. Shirley
Temples father has invested some
of his daughters money in a local
bottle factory.
-
A publicity stunt that did not
come off: The day Madeleine Car
roll and Stirling Hayden were re-
ported lost at sea, the press in Holly
wood received dated post cards from
them, saying what swell time they
were havingi
James Craig, like Richard Crom-
well, cannot laugh above a whisper
In his film. THE Devil and Daniel
Webster" Craig was supposed to
roar with merriment. But the only
sound emanating from his throat
was a weird sort of wall Also in
the picture is Edward Arnold, who
has Hollywood's biggest and best
laugh. Which gave the sound man
a wonderful idea. James Craig will
laugh in the picture-or rather his
mouth will open. But the noise is
supplied by Mr.. Arnold!
(Relessed by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IneD
Evening star., 1941-06-17
Where and When
Current TheaterAttraction
and Time of Showing

National-"Fantas the much
discussed Disney. with music con-
Quoted by Stokowski: 2:20 and $50
pm.
Keith's-"Flame of New Orleans"
the flame being Marlene Dietrich:
11:15 am, 1:20, $50, 5:35, 7:45 and
9:55 pm.
Palace-"Blood and Sand" Tyrone
Power turns matador in Valentines
old role: II am, 1:40, 4:20, 7 and
$40 pm.
EarIe-"She Knew All the An
swers," romantic comedy with Joan
Bennett and Fanchot Tone: II am,
1:45, 4:3O, 7:20 and 1910 pm.
Stage shows: 12:45, 3:35, $40 and
9:10 pm.
Capitol-"Broadw Limited Vic
tor McLaglen and Zazu Pitts making
merry: 11:10 am, 1:50, 4:30, tbs
and 9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
3:35, 6:15 and 8:55 pm.
Little-"George Takes the Air, -
slapstick British comedy with George
Formby: II am, 1890, 2:20, 4:10, 6,
7:55 and Gas pm.
Columbia-"That Hamilton Wom-
an" with Vivien Leigh as she: 1l:l5
am, 1:45, 4:20, 6:55 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

Roadside Opens Season
With a Super Thriller
Mountain Limited Packs Tiny Stage
With Sustained Excitement
Plus Two Heaving Locomotives
By JAY CARMODY.

Let them arports the banks of the
Potomac Let them modens buildings which make
anachoniSm
meodrama
raroadng Limited which
onened
Evening star., 1941-06-17

Family" series. currently plays the
romantic lead opposite Mildred
Coles in R-K-O Radios Hurry,
Charlie, Hurry"
Evening star., 1941-06-17

Kay Francis comes into Roman
offs restaurant with Michael Con.
When she sits down at her table. she
turns off the light at her left, then
the lamp at her right. After this
she turns to the people in the next
booth and says, would you mind
turning off your light-if you cont
need it?" Kay was feeling tired
after a hard day at the studio.
Frances Neal is pretty redhead
recently signed to a contract oy
R-K-O. She has been given the
title "hot as a firecracker." But II
she isn't careful, Frances will flzzle
out too soon. 1 saw her the day
she arrived at the studio, and like
every one else there, demanded,
who is she?" She was the freshest,
Misunderstanding girl to hit the
studio in long time. But since
then she has spent her evenings
dancing in night clubs. chiefly with
Franchot Tone. When I saw her a
couple of days ago it was hard to
believe she was the same girl. The
freshness has gone, and when L
commented on this, was told that
was the reason for her presence In
the studio. She was getting a dress
ing down, and a warning to go to
bed early and get back her former
bloom.
They are thinking OF changing
"Smilin' Through" to "Sneezing
Through" Poor Jeanette MacDon-
aid has hay fever and has to spray
her nose and throat. Fortunately,
the ailment is not catching. And
besides, Husband Gene Raymond
does most of the kissing with Jea-
nette in the picture. Leo Gorcey,
ex-Dead Ender, says Every guy has
trouble in marriage-if he lives with
his law" Gorcey is mar
ried and no longer lives with his
mother -in-law.
Alice Faye, who divorced Tony
Martin because he was always away
on personal-appearance tours, will
now be parted for several months
from new husband, Phil Harris, who
Is coast with his band.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
Nagle Recital
Well Received

A capacity audience greeted with
enthusiasm the piano recital given
Sunday night by Arthur Corydon
Nagle at the Washington College Of
Music. A pupil of Fanny Amstutz
Roberts, Mr.. Nagle presented pro-
gram ranging from Bach to the
moderns, including the American
composer, John Powell. Mr.. Nagle'S
reading of the monumental "Etudes
Symphoniques" of Sch u m n n
showed a rhythmic vitality evident
in all the performers work COM
bined with tonal coloring and
shading. These etudes call for an
extension of technique and a strong
sense of dramatic clipax and these
demands were well met by the per-
former.
The program opened with a clear
and balanced presentation of the
Bach-Siloti organ Prelude in G
Minor" and the jaunty yet delicate
"Rondo in E Flat" of Field, played
with an excellent sense of style.
Following the Schumann came a
group which comprised the Chopin
"Nocturne in B Flat Minor" the
"West Wind" of Debussys, the
Ravel "Rigaudon," the humorous
Cat and Mouse" of Aaron COPELAND
and the brilliant "Etude Op. Is, No.
T." by Bortkiewicz. In these, Mr..
Nagle displayed interpretive under
standing equal to the varied types.
The concluding number was the
'Rhapsodie Negre," by John Powell,
with Mrs. Roberts at the second
piano playing a reduction of the
orchestral score made by Edwin
Hughes. The taxing solo part was
played with force and clarity. AS
encore Mr.. Nagle, assisted by Will
liam Holden at the second piano,
played the "Vit" and the Brazil
iera" from the "Scaramouche Suite"
by Milhaud. w. H.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

All Time Schedules Given I'm Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature 10
Presented
Evening star., 1941-06-17

Every Man for Himself" which
it became case of after the re-
views next morning, $4,000.
"Yokel Boy Makes Good" which
was a terrific exaggeration, $4,000.
Write yourself a Broadway fall
ure, or at best an Indifferent nom
failure, and the movies will save
both you and the theater.
Odds without end: Swashbuckler
Enrol Flynn, one more new male
parent terrified by a minute off,
spring, now is being called Father
Flynnagan by his Hollywood asso-
ciates. &. The democratization of
Dame May Whitty required but one
role in Hollywood. She may be
a dame in England, but she is just
the housekeeper in "One Night in
Lisbon" Two motion picture
actresses get on Gloria Swansons
list of 10 best dressed women in
America. They are Rosalind
Russell, who is fifth; Claudette Col
bert, tenth. Ina Claire, some
times of the cinema, is eighth, and
Gladys Swarthout, also sometimes
of the cinema, is ninth. Lily
Damita, formerly of the movies but
now Mrs. Enrol Flynn, Is seventh.