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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

Mrs. Dempsey wore = sand silk
suit with black accessories and her
flowers were white violets.
At the reception the lovely eol-
lation table was centered by q
wedding ring cake filled with gar
denias and lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Heber Eugene Plank and Mrs.
Charles Franklin Boring presided
and young friends of the bride who
assisted were Miss Barbara Ball.
Miss Peggy Andrews. Miss Peggy
Pride. Miss Pati Plank. Nrs. Rob
srt scuily. Mrs. Russell Joy and
Mrs. Wendell Duncan.
Mrs. Dempsey was graduated
from Holy Names academy and
attended the University Of Wash
ington. Her husband received hls
education at st Thomas academy
and ST. Mays college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

Flats. Making Of Columbia
River and many others. pr. Cor
fsifs prints have been exhibited
~ the New York World Fair. ths
Seattle Art Museum. ths san
Francisco Museum q Art. Annual
Exhibit Of LIfnoKfaphy and Block
Prints in Philadelphia.
The program vii be appropriate
to the clubs study fhls year II
Northwest History ard Litsra-
tgrs1
Included in addition 10 ms ga.
hIbif N9H - original pioneer
poems ~ Mira Ray silsffap II
the Tacoma Story Tsilsrs league
ard ths story q Paul HanYan
alsa Dorothy Russell sali sinE a
group ~ Indian songs IN eostafns.
accompanied ~ Mrs.. Ernssf Could
- SUM sfa zall Include White
sNan. Her shsasx Pale
Moon and by TIA Waters n
&8ifsft&Afgf.Has
ne tea taeis Niil b. bssatifally
decorated with pastel spring floz-
sFs Mr.. Glenn. he retiring presi-
dent. and Mrs. Arthur Bel. press
dent-slset. all poar
Query club members are Mrs.
Bel. Mrs. l. l. EsrqWsf. Mr. 4
o. Brstfud. Mrs.. Theo4ors crs-
tensen. Mrs.. David Glenn Ara q
Y Graham. Mrs. Clyde Gray. Mrs.
l. n Hampton Mr. Clinton q
Hsilar. nrs \ y Hldy. Mr. A n
hsillSn. Mrs.. a. r Oliver. Mr. =
p. Russell. Mrs.. floyd ". sisber.
Mrs " ". smith. Mrs.. George
=. snuffin. Mrs.. n. y. York. Mrs..
n s cfothsra ard Mas Ella
Roberts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Seminary Pupils
Plan Events


The lower school mothers Of
Annie Wright seminary are
sponsoring : ehildren's Guest
Day party May ;. from : 10 !
o'clock. At the school. Mrs..
Ernest NJ. Price i general
chairman. assisted b. Mrs. &.
r. Nordi. Mrs. &. N. Cum
mings i in charge Of recre-
alton. Nile. Margot Deny viii
direct = puppet show. the play
having been written BY the
third and fourth grades.
The guest Int Includes. Kinder
gsrten. Jane Hsaly. David Smith
George crsgs. MafTo Wade. Va.
lens Thompson. Shirley nice. Helen
Jean Rice. fegsy Lee. Virginia
lee. Marcia Davis. Mary Alice
Moosey. ssndrs orath. Ann nsyo.
Mary Ann Hoyt. sonia stranmsn.
Blair Anderson. Msrths Ann
Fisher. Barbara Annie nerryhili.
Mary Lou Hayden. Bonnie Jean
Campbell. Ann Dnra. Michael Has
ken. Dianne selnfeld. June Otto.
Sally Yndsr. sally Skinner. Karen
Lundrick. Daniel Buchanan. Gail
Rodsn. Judy Lord. Marlens Sea.
beack. Patricia Walter. Madeline
Merrill, stephen Merrill
First and second grade sussts,
sandra Sheridan. Donalds Non
crisff. Bonnsy Jean nunsrisff.
Karen Johnson. Bobby Johnson.
Clara shotwsii, Beverley shoiwsil.
sharon clsmonson. Sally tanner.
susan Gamer. Benny Lee krsss.
Madeline Merrill. Steven Merrill.
Susan Fuller. Judy Gracious. Mar.
ioris Braxdon. Clair shotwell Bes-
erly shotwsll. Sharon clsmensea.
Third and fourth grade guests:
Maxine Brindley. Bsrnics poud.
Annamsris Foreman, Jean Fore
man. Judy Davis. Audrey lee.
janice Wrossn. Patricia Walker.
Anne sknpsn. jeanne Es,sy.
The NTH and sxth grades are
having . picnic lunch st the sehcol
May ,. from l. 10 , o'eloek Mrs.
~ e. Tenrlsr Il chairman. assist.
81 hv Mrs. Arthur York AFs
sherman Day will be In charge Of
recreation. assisted by Miss Dor
othy knowlton and Alss Sara n.
Thompson.
Guests will be: Phyllis TIDAL.
Ida May Hughes. Margaret Han
sen. Jane Moffitt. Alice Palmer.
Barbara Swanson. Karen Klopf.
stein. Joan Minton, Resale Nc
Caviek. Nancy Murphy. MArtoris
Miller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

shs danes feet. Ths programs
VIII carry eut ihe tkens alta Nay
baskets mazda ~ cloth With eolorsd
flowers ~ their.
Patrons and p.trnuessss fnr the
dancing party YIN be Dr. and Ars.
Raymond Powell. Df. and Ars.
Marvin aehsfsr and Mrs. D~na
Taylor. sorority advisor.
Quests for The evening are the
Ass.Fs. Martha North. Asl Hl.n.
ehsrd. Hobert Aisertsen, Ed~srs
liunko. Roy Murphy. ueosKs
Mitchell. TOM brown, James Rice.
Herbert fllts. Norman nrscknsr.
Richard haeponald. valley star
key, Paul Houston. Jses oraybssl,
Edward HunEsrford. Robert nlks.
feos. Wllllsm Moors, willard
Hesidsn. Donald wyils. Gale samp.
son. Frank Hybln. Waiter Berg.
iawrsnes Henderson. Douglass
Heath. James Frank. Thomas
Cross. pals Aecofd. Jsh narbss
and Jack nigsfoos.
Hostsssss for the ssenlnr ere
The Masses 10 Ann nayd. Nay
Copeland. Patricia Davis. Evelyn
Decker. kathsrins Dustin. Phyllis
Foots, Norma oasllarai. Patriol.
Cannon. Huih Hanawalt. IssrEltts
Hanson. Janet Hatch. Mary Fran
Cos johnson. 0ertnrds klnnald.
Jane Mess. Margaret Nicola. Mar
ION HolatAd. Nancy Short. Patricia
Towne. Ruth Pauline Todd. Jan.
Wsthsrby. Peggy While. Aurisl
Woods. Eleanor Htringfsilo~,
Betty Joe Try, Irfns North. Ser
nice christianson. MARI R@atxzsl
and Ellen IfIllard-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
NewlYweds TO Establish Home on GravellY Lake
After Return From Wedding Trip May Is

Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan Demp-
sey Rosemary Boring have gone
south on their wedding trip and
when they return May IS will join
the colony at Gravelly Lake where
their home is TO be established.
The young couple, popular here
and in Seattle, were married at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon in a
quiet ceremony read in the rectory
Of st. Patrick's Catholic church by
the Rev. Monsignor William ].
Noonan. Members of the imme-
date families were present for the
occasion.
Later in the afternoon a recep-
ton was held in the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert A. Boring. In Seattle. Mr..
Dempsey Is the son of Mr.. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
|NseCsllsms w He'd
Open House Saturday

n. a. IL Ffaak HeIaEIaH.
100 - sta =. 80 ezzsH1EAk
invitations - n uren hcass -
saturday frum ! Until - selnzA
At their hnnae. faso - sstA Tks
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nlssrsAry. -. NxCAlluna I'll -
assisted ~ her slzlsFs=lnslae. -
Nlifred fyall - - HzEnarl
Lssnssk. sna ksr daughter. Nlss
Kathleen McCallum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

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jefferson FFs~hasi p<F<ns sssa-
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sh<ms - th@ nesting 80 s.<H
mother = n bring - sTissls. po~ns.
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vice prssident Ars y ". HaaK<..
sseend yses president: Afs ". J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Students to Dance
Saturday Evening
Min TODD Il css;rmsn 10,
Lambda Party - lies<l

A Kala affair anticipated b
many 81 ne College 81 Puget
Sound students ! re annual
iinner-danee given ~ Lamb
Il Sigma Chl sorority Sssur-
day. Mis- Ruth Pauline Todd
! general chairman with Nlss
katherine Fnrlonx assisting
her.
The party all - held in
The roof garden If he Hotel
Winthrop. 4 Nay day theme
i n - uksd.
Tshls. al - aseoFaled NlsA =
Nay rols n to center with eals
cred strssm<Fs going u to IN.
dividasi place.. Thar. wEll - =
large Nay rale IN ths middle 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Girl Graduates
To Be Honored
Alberison Home VIII Be
Scene of Tee Saturday

The coming of spring. the
closing of school and the prox-
unity Of graduation are al
very good reasons for party
ing. No exception TO the cur
rent fever. Miss Ruth Albert
son and Miss Dorothy Isaacs
will be honored by their
mothers, Mrs. Cyrus f. Al
bertson and Mrs. L. r. lsaacs,
who have invited over a hun
dred friends and classmates
for tea between the hours of
2 and 5 Saturday.
The Albertson home L. 10 be the
scene Of the festivities. and II viii
be a bower Of spring flowers. The
table will be centered with blue
Iris and yellow tulips.
Miss Albertson plans 10 wear
q gown of blue taffeta. and Miss
1saacs pink taffeta. Mrs. Albert
son has chosen lace. also in pink,
and Mrs. Isaaes blue lace.
Assisting with serving and
pouring win be Miss Audrey Al
bertson. sister of Miss Ruth. Mrs.
D. E Gantz, Mrs. r. c. Isaacs,
cousins Of Miss Dorothy. and Miss
Betty Snyder. who il visiting from
Kansas City. Barbara Joy. young
est Of the Albertson daughters.
will assist in the hospitality by
greeting the guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

Miss Grassland
To Be Honord
Nh. tlsrslj Ws>v~ -
Ensuv4sin n ssstgIs

A party u - rIveu II Srnl-
fi< Saturday. which pronI<(1
70 - If interest herr. i ~
enc foF which Mrx HnFolt
Weaver lH<Ety Gr<ine1. fn<-
merry II this elly. i = -
hostess The affair VII eu1n-
pllmsnt Miza Nary Crn1.Inui.
Who i t. beeame ne hride =
EnzlRn Richard \ Gnuii i
June ~ The Naval academy Il
Annapolis.
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II - ms<tins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Boxers Return From
Vacation in Hawaii

Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Baker of
1nterlaaken returned to Tacoma
Thursday evening after nearly six
weeks in Hawaii. They were ac-
companied to the islands by their
Oldest daughter, Miss Martha. and
Miss Marian La Casa, who will re-
turn to Tacoma after another
months visit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Kappa Phi
To Have House Party

Kappa Phi group Of the cuiisgs
Of Puget Sound il lonrnsyiuK 10
Mason lodge ~ Epworth Heights
for a house party over Saturday
and Sunday, May ; and :. Hiss
Helen Lewis. librarian At the col.
legs. viii be . special guest.
Those planning 10 10 are Mas
Lola Hughss. Mas Dorothy How
ard. Miss Jean Smith. Mas "a.
trieia hngill. Miss Betty Bunker.
Miss Lorrains JuslmAn. Miss Ollvs
Eden. hiss Nargusf5tA Iris. 1lss
Mildred Blake. kfiss Bsttsauns
wasssrmau. Miss Anita hissBsf,
Miss Christine Thwaitss. Miss Ruth
AecSea and Miss ciaries Rosa.
Mas Lorraine JustmAn and Miss
Betty Bunker are In charge Of
tho house party plans. with Miss
Ruth AecreA Ia charge Of seenr-
ing transportation for ths group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Nokomis Study Club Has
Interesting Program

Nokomis Study club met at
o'clock Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L. V. Haywood. SIT
So. Washington. Mrs. 2. NJ. Best
Ter gave a paper on Hawaiian vol
canoes and Mrs. E. II. Shannon
gave q review of Armine Won
Tempski's Born IN Paradise"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

Next vel marks - at annual <c1<<Htoe i -
Washington Congress a FxFen and T<e<he n zpotnne
Approximately % delegates fro re xzrIou no1rIzIen1
throughout re Ell III sav< Tuesday morning - ~
sFn CT where they - enjoy hre< go = - plosn<1
program returning - THeeHz - Friday HEnhI
Of The state q Washington. whs attending <toe e.
ssntlon or Re aeth tine - h<IHE hs onlf -
~ missed
- I : Pratt H<~sv -s-<t-s n-xz-. -~<<-.<v - -. = =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Third Dance in Series
10 Be Given Saturday

The Lecturers club viii sponsor
the third in a series OF dances al
Elk Plain Grange hall Saturday
evening. The committee includes
Miss Frances Anderson, Mr.. Al
Swanson. Mr.. Melvin Mckinney.
and Miss Dorothy Cook. Mas LI-
ellie and Mr.. Albert Ockfen are IN
charge Of refreshments as are Miss
Elsie Barrett. Miss Mary Murray,
Miss Stella Richardson. Miss
Myrtle Krones and Mrs. Stanley
Young.
John *. Thompson auxiliary,
United Spanish War Veterans will
hold a card party Saturday even
ing al $50 o'clock In the Veterans
hall Of the armory. Pinochls and
500 Will be played. Mrs.. Belle
Cameron Is in charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Tacoma Cornish association will

meet Saturday evening at 7:45 in
the I. o. o. F. temple. Sixth and
Fawcett. Important business will
be discussed of interest to the en-
tire membership.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

II yqfs. ~, sslns !. .sll Il zith
Faat-hetlon Tines Want "A
Phone Main 1lsf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Actor Roles Made
Him Change Hues

MITCHELL LEWIS plays a
part in Frank Capra's Meet John
Doe" which is as unlike his first
professional experience as pro is
unlike con.
Lewis, in dinner clothes, sits
looking at Gary Cooper and
Barbara Stanwyck. He never
budges from his chair.
In his first job as an actor,
Lewis played in a series of one
act plays starring Holbrook Blinn.
In the first, he played an African
boy, nude except for a breach
clout. Twenty minutes later. in
the second one-acter, he was a
Chinese boy in monkey jacket.
Shortly after that he opened the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
A Star by Another
Name Still Olympic

OLYMPIC BRADNA probably is
the only movie star who answers
to 10 names.
The data was gathered. on the
set of Warner Bros Knockout
when she admitted her full name
is Marie Antionette o y m p
Bradna.
Olympe's parents call her Nam
cite. Some set workers shorten
Olympic to ollie" Others call her
"Wimpy." Some Of her friends
call her Mans" The rest of the
names to which she answers are
approximations Of oily m p e
ranging from "Ul-lampah" L
"O-hmpy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

YOU picked a little girl from Gees creek,
Kansas, an unknown before 1910 and dur
ing the past year set her in spot where
she's going to give Bette Davis a tough
struggle 10 get the Academy award. She
is Martha Scott, now proudly claimed as a
Detroit product, because of her University
of Michigan training and because her
family now resides here.
In the film version OF Our Town"
and in The Towards of Virginia" the
screen adaptation of Tree of Liberty
Martha, in one year, encompassed more
fame territory. conquered more fans and
gained more friends than some of our es-
tablished stars have done during a course
of many seasons.
More fabulous than any screen plot
is Hollywoods own little formula of maxi
ing an obscure girl of yesterday into star
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Make Up Your List

NAMES THAT YOU want to during the coming
IRE Frances Clifford used the coe-on Tor drty Wo
in paranons little Joan Carroll the kid IN New YORK
panama Hattie" chief handicap reminding the
of Shirley Temple Jot down. fans the names IKE
pip Terry Stirling Hayden They're up-andconhg youngsters
you're TO a Off you like Them
And while you're writing list don't forget that tne
e entirely to young Some of vortes TO-DAY are
d true character brought our shores by Eupes
hl,, generally not known until this past year. , -,
What about the famous Vennese VINO IN e
mast wear GETS big salary Warmers because OF his work III
magic Bullet" Dispatch Reuters and Foreign correspond
ent p We didn't even his in 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

wood girls who create their own Styles. VI
course maybe I'm partial to my Hollywood
friends.
Well, here's the 10 best: Let the chips
fall where they may.
Mrs. Jack Warner, Constance Bennett,
Sally Eilers, Joan Bennett, Mrs. Daryl
Zanuck, Dolores Del Rio, Claudette COL
bert. Irene Dunno, Veree Teasdale. Mrs.
Gary Cooper, Mrs. Fred MacMurray and
Loretta Young. In the younger group
LARAMIE Day and Rita Hayworth dress with
exquisite taste. Marlene Dietrich Is a
stunningly dressed woman but on the sem
sational side.
Mrs. Jules Stein and Mrs. Danny Dan
ker dress as smartly as any one In Holly
wood but they are not strictly speaking
of the movie world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
fodder Sets Cap
For. All-American

BEVERLY QUINTANILLA Is
making play for an All-American
football player.
Beverly is 10 months old. Her
role in The Wagons Roll at Night
at Warner Bros. required her to
giggle and COO when Sylvia Sidney
came on the scene.
But Beverly did nothing but
cry.
And she didn't stop until Jesse
Hibbs, assistant director of the pic
ture and former All-American for
u. S. c., came over TO find the
frnuhle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Husky COntenders

LAIRD KRECAR Decker and Broderiek Cdwford are
,,, bu,ke ho shoudered their through the eroWd
b payey, during the past year. IN" ITO W
;. s,en only pshieies during the year
And so It goes Each brings assortment OF
,beard before Not all OF them stay up ne'e
houeUer Houypoods magic touch doesn't nay' WoH 1oso
Fore of the brightest d"eoOs " 4''
mere not heard from all during 1890 g, T..
We expected surely Wendy Hitler Of Pyendon 'an'e
J C.,od;ne F;t.esod, "Wuherng Heights WOULD stay
sht on horizon bu. things don't always turn gu. n L
boy;cg must hops he u
- ov on ton They oil say only had the chance but
,oL.. NOR. ksept ne luck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

UNITED ARTISTS-"Comrade X" II O5
n. m, 2 ;53, 6.fl, 1871 p. m: The Long
Voyage Home. ~, 50. SO p. m.
ADAMS-"The Thief nf Bsgdad," IL
q. m. 2 :03, sos, 500, II IL Q. m;
SANDY Gets Her Man" II 81. T. 1903
0:06 p. m.
PAEMS-STATE - Texas Rangers Ride
Again" 1I:l0 a. M l:i9. 4.2S, 1901.
a:f6; Love Thy Neighbor,' IL :07, Sc,
5:S5, s:I4, 1858 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Defense Gefs the Cal

BOSTON, Jan. 2.-INS)-De-
parting from custom TO insure
speedy consideration Of national
defense measures, the Legislature
today decided to forego considera-
ton Of the budget and other
domestic problems until February.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Film Time Clock

MICHGAN-"Second Chorus" 10 a. m,
IL :ss, 1925, 500, s.52. Ii :S5 p. m; stage
show, IL: 33 =. M, ? ia, 4:59, 7:i2, 1923
p. m.
4:42, 1893. 1924 y. m; THE Lone Wolf"
12:42, 1913, 6:24, 9:15 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
A Vocal Prospect

LITTLE SUSANNA FOSTER who raised her voice to above
HIGH G in The Great the costarrng
role opposite The Hard Boiled Canary film based
Michieans orchestral at lnerochen the
musical result of which you yourself shortly In the
meantime Susanna, elevated to sardom.
William Holden has capitalized the run
ming start Golden him. and is star he VIII be
shortly Fox Arizona Robert Preston has taken geat
strides He's one of Paamounts the leading depart
tit,
be the is out His initial
efforts as "Doctor Kldare" the work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Chatter in Hollywood
Cigar Men Protest
Charles Robinson

THE HOLLYWOOD LOCAL of
the Cigar Makers Union OF
America has sent A protest to
Director Michael Curtiz against
his edict that Edward G. Robin
son must not smoke cigars in the
role OF Wolf Larsen, The Sea
Wolf"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
She's Going Places

ANOTHER ONE you appoudsd for Lillian Cornell me
Chicago recently unrded contract Lucille Ball.
=, several notehes because OF your
cote, Girl Dance and Too Many Ct'
both weak pictures. both sufficient to so Lucille chance TO
ball. If youth pardon the
the girl behind the eight ball. now he
Ia Rail- th;, and dancing eomedtenne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

third of the series as an
Australian bushman.
Two great tubs of water en-
abled him to effect color changes
as far as face and hands were
concerned. But the black cork
stayed on his body (under long
red flannels) until the curtain fell
on the final act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Lionel Fully Recovered

LIONEL BARRYMORE for the first
time in many a day wM be seen on the
,er,.n without his famous Whesi-ehair.
That, wonderful nsws. Lionel wiH be
teamed Nth Edward Arnold in "Roosty,"
the stage play by Martin Berkeley. Re-
member these two in you Can't Take
n With You'-how good they were?
III. ,toyv itself is one of those sure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Past Year, Springboard
For Many Film Hopetuls
By CHARLES GENTRY

WE HOPE Years resolutions included keeping sharp
HOLLYWOOD wants
MI. and Movie Public the arbiters
You slightly know that during the past year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
J0an's Lucky Too

. But MARTHA hasn't had oil the
luck. Joan Fontoins. before 1871 Wos
Just considered Olivia De HoViiiand's
sister. This pretty duehiinR remained
quietly in the background, unless the
publicity still department called her, until
she married Brian Aherne. Aherne, peH
knewn and popular star, persuaded her
70 o..eyf berseH and clio, the public
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
LOueIIa Parsons Names
HOHy,U0Od's Best Dressed
ADJUSTMENTS
BY LOUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD jan FL think this New Years Is good
time as any Hollywood The
10 best dressed society
and don't socates with Holly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

chance she could do Alfred Hitchcock the noted
English director by casting her the
edne Rsbseeo Overnight Joan scared heights her
sister is still trying gain the Warner lot.
Practically this time last Linda DdrneH
and Brenda Joyce the leading the Fox lot today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02


Lionel plays srandpop, farmer and Edvad Arnold
uho him at his place IN the country.
the eanssters played by Robert Sterling the
right Vith Virginia Grey Harold s.
Bueoue ho directed Time oil of the Doctor
pictures % mesaphons and "Roosy starts Immediately
No Quibblng Here
UNIVERSAL isn't sparing horses the account
Young Lady From Cheyenne There's
almost and OF the best reasons Is that
producer have the first picture Loretta
has made marriage to Tom Lewis, hit
Gladys Frank Craven Robert Pres
Edward Arnold after the latter finishes
"Roosty" at MG-M.
OperatiOn on Fonda
HENRY FONDA h. made engagement TO the hospital
Monda mornfn For the rsmo0a Of on his
haze had he hos
Wrath" the radio he has memored the
w his lines bindoded to protect his eyes whieh
haUs steadily
that the ddngerous
wH be restored the cyst remoVsd
Chatter in Hollywood
NO HAPPY and Tony Martin who last
night misunderstanding parted-hey forever
battle after another and last night was
the finish
Hollywood prophecy about
Tony thSA
good-by they keeps Now Lana planning 10
New York vacation TO forget II all
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05

FIFTH PRECINCT-At the voting besth adjacent 70 the publje alDoy
of MuIett Street, bstwesn Malet street and Part
Avenue. Ms
SIXTH PRECuNCT-At the voting booth adjacent % Tie public alag
off Dickinson Avenue and Croker Boulevard.