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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
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ADAMS 49, Penny serenade." 1915.
800. 6:45. 10 p. m Scotland Yard. -
l1:Os a. m, 2'23 S;3s. $3.50 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPIToLr-"The Great Die.
tator." II a. m, 80. $40, 1880 p. m.
That Night in Rio" 1915, $40. 9 p. m.
cINDERELLA-"The Great Dictator, -
z Rio 5'i IL 80 saS 80 n 77 Th iso T p M IN
cINEMA-"The Great Beginning" II,
2. g. s, s, 10 p. m.
FIsHER-"The Great Dictator" 2:25,
6:25. 1928 p. m. That Night In Rio
1854. s:54, 9 p m.
FOx-"The Great American Broadcast"
i2:t3. 35s 1913 i0:2s p. m. Logis Baer
Fight, 1926, 3:iI, $50. 1911 p. m.
They Dare Not Love" il:i0, 2:25, $40,
s:55 p. n.
HoLLYwooD-"The Great pIctotsr. q
I, 1888 p. m. That Night in Rio, y
$50 p. m.
MIcHIGAN-"Love crazy" 1877, a:52
drama aisr y L iz2:55. f Iii 49, i:0i p m
MADISON" Bluebird's Eighth Wife, >
II a m, 2:2e. SIS. s:zT p. m Foui
PALMS STATE THAT Hamilton WON.
an" II a. m. ass. 6;5e. 1885 p. m
Men of Boys Town" i:l2. $40, 9:Os
RIVIERA-"The Gret Dictator" 1884
S;43. 1892 p. m. That Night in Rio, u
R-K-o UPTowN--"The Great Dictator. .
1880 l1:i1 p. m. That Night in Rio
D. R 10Y Great Dictator $40
1905 p m. THAT Night in Rio" s:2'
p u %i lf;i &SR 4 Woman. Face.
u :2e. 3:i4, $50. 1914 p; m IN Wal
for YOU" HOS a. m. 2;2a. $685. SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
VALEN THO

didn't before the motion public with
Valentino the of the dhng GalaTdo Lila Lee the
faithful Nta Nad the soeeyed who threw
greater distance than one-ton bull
typical Valentino picture filled with signs, heaves,
long occasional glimpse of the
the 1871 much carefully made and
deliberately filmed affair.
example picture which you will for the first time
Friday filmed entirely in Technicoor and treesS
bringing all the coors OF the
ring flashing OF old
Madrid.
In that detail would be authentic TO the utmost,
Director Reuben whole company, and
City Eliminating which lasted
month.
MOB SCENES
For extras asked them
the Plaza de Toros watch real bull night Al
though Tyrone appeared the and roSng ovation
for his ability with sword or banderilo
practically bul-fght sequences
autographs Over the loud speaker Mamouian finally per
uaded there to bull tight and TO confne
their enthusiasm to the main event
Naturally did indulge in the worlds most dangerous
For that Ama Mexcos leading atador came out and
exhibition beeeak which sent the crowds wild
had and went home happy except
who made little at the sight
OF all that in the Arena
WRONG STREET
But if Annabela Tyrone certainly could He
greeted his largest club 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Don Wise He ads
Frontenac Revue

THE NOTORIOUS lady from
down the Mississippi, Sadie
Green. the Vamp of New Orleans,
is hauled out of the obscurity of
the years and her story is told
in the inimitable style of Don
Wise, the gum-chewing comic who
is starred this week in Frank Mil
tons presentation of Karyl Nor.
mans male revue al the Club
Frontenac. He also does a takA
off of Katie the Aviatrix."
The finale of the second nightly
show is also worthy of mention
because of its timeliness-"Sum-
mertime." With decorated
garlands and swings covered with
lights and flewers,the- entire COM
pany performs a colorful pageant
TO the music of Dot Kay and her
all-girl orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
St. Leo High Offers
Choral Concert

THE FIRST Spring choral con-
cert presented by 81. Leo High
School will be held this evening
at SIS in the auditorium of North
western High School.
Pietro A. Yon's mass. "MisSa
Solemnis will be presented in
concert form by the Choral Union
of over us voices, assisted by four
guest soloiSt The high school a
cappella choir will feature a
group of Pedestrians choral COM
positions in addition 10 several
secular choral" works.
The admission IS free and open
TO the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Dramatic Club
To Give Comedy

SPONSORED BY the Leader
Dog League for the Blind, play
ers of the Dramatic Arts Club
will present a three-act comedy
Goodbye Again, in Masonic
Temple Cathedral on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. June Is
and 10 respectively.
Proceeds of the play to be
given by this advanced amateur
group will be turned over to the
Leader-Dog League. which is at
tempting TO raise funds 10 train
dogs for afflicted persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Mrs. Roosevelt Congratulates Sfokowski

can Youth symphony will benefit
the Detroit orchestra through his
visit here. Proceeds from the con-
cert will be contributed TO the
maintenance fund of the local or
chestra. Other orchestras which
will profit from the tour are those
of indianapolis, Toledo, Buffalo,
St. Louis and Louisville.
ArmorieS. convention halls. and
even football stadia, will be used
for the performances Of the ALI
American Youth Orchestra on its
present tour.
Tickets for the Detroit perform
ance are on sale at GrinnellS box
Office. the music department of
the J. L. Hudson Company and the
office of the Junior Board of Com
merce, 1921 Penobscot Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

COpico 10 Nciy lltlic diiN tiidt iit
public doesn't like TO be fooled by
limitations, preferring individual
personalities.
The success which the mature
Tyrone won in the Zorro roles,
however. proved that he was ma
ture and Latin enough looking to
essay a Valentino characterize
ton, and this he does for the first
time in Blood And Sand" the
latest film version of the exciting
Vicente Blasco-IbaneZ novel which
the great Rudolph. sleek-haired
heart-throbber of the '20's did over
10 years ago.
Late in 1922 a film adapta-
ton of the Ibanez story about a
bullfighter. Zone Ernest Heming-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Made for Leon

DESCRIBED AS an "all-out'
comedy feature especially designed
for the inimitable antics of Leon
Enrol. famous rubber legs
comic. Hurry. Charlie, Hurry" is
said TO be one of the funniest
farces brought TO the screen in
many moons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Hobby Horseman

HARRY WORTH, bad man in
Cyclone on Horseback, has
many hobbies. He's an amateur
photographer, studies terio OIL
decorating. makes plaster masks,
takes long bicycle jaunts about
the country and collects old hand
bills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

members and let them change the
name Of a street in his favor
The street, Cauhtemoc street.
proved to be a delusiOn and a
snare. After he had proudly
started driving up the newly
marked Gale del Tyrone, another
car came dashing down upon him
and SCARED one of the Tenders OF
the automobile Fox had hired for
the occasion
A CAUTIOUS DRIVER
The driver of the other car
carefully got and explained IN
words OF strange syllables that
the sign showed only one way and
Senior Power, even If he was going
one way. il was the wrong way!
Others IN the cast of this new
version include the great NazimoN
Bari as his sister. Laird Cregar, !
Oddly enough you'll find tina
Lila Lee as the patient Carmen, al
different bona Sol than the one
decades ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

FIRST AMONG-the throng Of
music lovers who surged back
stage at Constitution Hall in
Washington following the concert
by Leopold Stokowski and the
Youth Orchestra re-
Gently, Mrs. Franklin d. Roose-
Welt seized the famed conductor
hand and thanked him in the
name of the nation for his contri-
button of great new musical in
stitution TO the country
1.-THE whole Senate was here
tonight" said Mrs. Roosevelt,
land ! think ! saw every MEM
Der OF the diplomatic corps.
They are all as enthusiastic as 1
am. We all agreed that IL was
one Of the most thrilling expert
ences of our lives, and ! am so
proud that II il truly an all
American orchestra"
Now engaged in a tranS-conti-
mental tour which will bring the
orchestra TO Detroit for a perform
ance Thursday evening al the
State FAIR Coliseum under the
auspices Of the Detroit Junior
Board of Commerce. Stokowski is
drawing record-breakfng audiences
and is winning adulation of press
and public that is spectacular even
in his brilliant career. More than
10000 people attended the recent
performance in Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27


Lee Walters orchestra.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Hal and Dolly, those oldtime
clowns of vaudeville, return TO the
Palm Beach this week at the re-
quest of patrons who found their
antics side-splitting on their pre-
vious engagement. Hal whistles,
sings, plays the accordion. while
Dolly heckles and does an exotic
satire.
Pretty Ethel Shepherd clicks
with her special arrangements of
the hit tunes, and Shaw and
Meade feature lifts and spins in
their ballroom dance routines.
Master of ceremonies Bobby
Jones performs the introductions
and it's the fine dance music OF
Don Pablo's orchestra.
AT TOP OF BILL
Knockabout comedy by G o d
and Primrose leads the entertain
ment offering at Verne's. where
Harry Collet and his orchestra
continue as the dance attraction.
This merry, madcap pair perform
with vim and vigor and with no
apparent regard for safety.
With them in the revue ar c
Alma Vincent, character and tap
dancer; Arlene Cole. swingstress
and Paul Burk. cartoonist with q
clever line of chatter.
That gay knight of comedy
Dick Hughes, presides over the
show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Power in First Valentino
Role for Blood and Sand
BY CHARLES GENTRY

IN THE Power just starting his
called
maginaon with hem the to
Rudolph Valentino
realized that the value of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
SOUND REFLECTOR

Mr. StokowSki. who is contrib
uting his services. has insisted
that there must be at least 5000
seats at so cents wherever the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
MANY IMPROVEMENTS

Various Improvements in the
gardens include the addition of a
number of varied-colored tables
and an attractive new decorative
scheme in the orchestra shell.
Until the season is advanced,
there will be dancing al Westwood
on Thursday through Sunday only.
There are ample facilities for rain
protection. In the event of inclem-
ent weather the orchestra will
move in TO adjoining Westwood
Inn without any interruption in
the dancing schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

capacity Of the auditorium per
mitS.
Such a tour would not have
been feasible even last year. II IS
only possible now through the de-
velopment of a new invention, a
sound reflector. which serves the
orchestra in much the same fash
ion that a sounding board serves
the piano. With this device the
orchestra can play for an audience
as great as 10000 either indoors
or in the open air without the
assistance of electrical amplifica-
ton.
FOR OUR SYMPHONY
Mr.. Stokowski, VINO is f" ling
the development of resident SYM
phony orchestraS besides L.l,
himself 10 the national All-Ameri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
DETROIT DEBUT

The Burns Brothers, Broadway
Aristocrats, take the spotlight at
Club Casanova with a bit of eccen-
trio dancing best described by the
catch-line tap awhile and laugh
awhile" This engagement is their
first in Detroit.
Virginia Rendel. Mae Vests Of
fetal double, talks. sings and
struts in true Westian manner.
and Bernie Green is tops as
comedian of ceremonies. Complet-
ing the revue are Carol Crane,
tshapely acrobatic dancer; Jack
Drayton. juggler: and Durand and
/ Barry, comedy dance team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
WestWOOd
To Open
Thursday

WESTWOOD GARDENS. 10.
Nated on Michigan avenue. one
mile west OF Telegraph road in
augurateS its eighth consecutive
season of dancing under the stars
Thursday under the management
Of Nike Falk. well.known orches.
ira leader and booker.
Lowry Clark. popular Detroit
maestro, and his orchestra, who
returned recently from an engage
ment at Miami Beach. have been
selected as the initial dance fea.
ture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Morton D0,Uney
Opens at BO,Uery

MORTON DOWNEY, a person
able tenor who needs no introduce
ton 10 Detroit night club patrons,
opened last night at the Bowery
With this veteran Of stage,
screen and radio are the Three
Ryan Brothers, knock bou [
comedy artists who turned the
Bowery into a laugh palace on
their last appearance here. An
other 'returner" is Sepia swing
stress Nudge Williams.
New 10 the show are the Dane
ing Hartnells, polished ballroom
team from Chicago, and the ST.
John Trio. acrobatic and tumbling
artists. Holdovers include Dian
Rowland. lovely dancer; the Ber-
dun Jitterbugs; and the Don Ar
den Dancers. Charlie Carlisle with
his customary foot-long cigar di-
reefs the proceedings. and Johnny
King sings with Benny Reshs or
cheStra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Laura Jean remains to sing will
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Week /
SATURDAY
Give Us Wings"
PONY Post" |
Fred MacMurrsy and
Madeleine Carroll in
Virginia.
Lionel Barrymore and |
Lew Ayres in
DIR. Kildare's Crisis"
Little Men"
and
Give Us Wings"
Alice Faye and
Betty Cradle in
Tin Pan Alley"
Richard Dix and
Florence Rice in
Cherokee Strip "
Mystery Sea Raider"
and
yesterdays Heroes"
Caesar Romero, Rich
ard CorteZ. Romance
OF Rio Grsnde."
VILLAIN Still Pursued
Her" and
wagon Train"
W. C. Fields
in
Bank Dick"
Rangers of For
tune" and The
Quarterback"
George Brent and
Brenda Marshall in
South Of SueZ.
Anna Neagle and
Richard Carlson IN
mo, No. Nanette."
Melody Ranch
and
South OF Suez."
Pier l3"
and
Doomed to Die"
Dreaming Out Loud"
and Rangers OF
Fortune"
James Cagney and Pat
O'Brien in Here
Comes the Navy
Fred MacMurray in
Rangers Of
Fortune" "
I'm Nobodys Sweet
heart Now and Sky
Murder"
Fugitive From a
Prison Camp" and
Remedy for Riches"
Kenny Baker and
Hugh Herbert in
Hit Parade of l94l."
Young People" ard
Mexican Spitfire Out
West" "
ID wn Argentine
Way" and Third
Finger. Left Hand"
Too Many Girls"
and Youth Will
Be Served"
Texas stagecoach"
and Mystery Sea
Raider
Chad Hanna" and
Boss of Bullion
City"
DIR. Kiloares Crisis
and
Meet the wildcat"
Franchot Tone in
"Irall OF VlRl-
lantes. "
Mexican Spitfre
Out West" and
Pinto Kid"
Trail Blazer"
and
Parole FiXer.''
Jean CABIN
in
"Da ybreak" "
"R ger and the
Lady" and Girl From
Gods Country"
Doomed Caravan"
and Calling All
Marines.
Little Men"
ana
Triple Justice "
Anna Neagle and
Richard Carlson in
No, No. Nanette "
"Dulcy" and
King OF the
Lumberlacks -
The Marx Brothers
In
Go west
Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Eavilland in
Santa Fe Trail"
Myrna 10y and Mel
vyn Douglas in Third
Finger. Left Hand" "
"Margie"
hUo
Fargo Kid"
George Brent and
Brenda Marshall in
South Of Suez."
Kay Francis and
Jack Oakie in
Little Men
Sporting Blood" and
laundering From
tier"
The Lane Sisters and
Gale Page in
-Four Mothers"
"A Dispatch From
Reuters" and "Blon-
die Plays Cupid"
"Tugboat Annie Sails
Again" One Night
in the Tropics"
The Lane Sisters and
Gale Page in
-Four Mothers"
W. c; Fields
Bank Dick"
Claudette Colbert and
Ray Milland in
Arise. My Love.
Franchot Tone and
Andy Devine in Trail
OF the Vigilantes."
Henry Fonda and
Dorothy Lamour in
Chad Hanna"
Walter Pidgeon and
Donald Meek in
Sky Murder"
Evening star., 1941-01-26

movie deal coming up. Imagine E
director wanting quartet of skunks
But Curley said he could get thu
girls pet if they could wait about
three weeks. His price is sl2
Pet store properties fguratively
shifted Wien l phoned to ask about
skunks. The last store on the list
had "1ne. fat fellow" they'd
knock down for the low price of SIS
The oWnc" seid be W9s nicely striped
and named Sonsagunzy.
This fine. lat fellow will not bite
thc proprietor declared, unless you
tickle him on the stomach
Life Is Complex.
The Robert Taylors have been try.
ing to arrange vacation together
for years. When she, who is Bar
bara Stanwyck, is between pictures
he is not.
When Barbara completed THE
Lady Eve" Taylor was on location
in Arizona for Billy the Kid She
broke a Taylor family rule and went
to the location with him. But she
would not go on his set-she thought
On the first day she did go to the
set, to have her picture taken with
her husband.
On almost the same dav next
month th2t Taylor finishes his pic
tu-e Borbara will start The Pioneer
Worlcn"
Life llere is complex, isn't it?
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Film Writers
Still Have
A Problem
An Old One, but 1t
Still Gives Them
Sleepless Nights
BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
That age-old problem Of boy
meets girl" is still giving the script
writer's plenty Of sleepless nights.
In many pictures. the writer just
gives up. because the boy has met
the girl long before the picture
opens. Some of the more ingenious,
! however, recently have come up with
new WAYS to effect the Introduction.
In Las Vegas Nights" Phil Re-
gan meets Constance Moore, per-
feet stranger, in compliance with the
old gambling superstition Of kiss a
pretty stranger and change your
luck" He just walks up to her and
kisses her before she knows what S
going on.
In "Comrade X" Clark Gable
meets Hedy Lamar when he spots
her working as 'motorman" on a
street car.
Claudette Colbert poses as Ray
Milland's wife to rescue him from a
Spanish firing squad in Arise. My
Love" He had never seen her until
! he was summoned to the Spanish
commandment Office and notified his
wife" had saved his life.
Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour
meet in Caught in the Draft when
Miss Lamour, playing the role of an
Army colonel's daughter, visits a
motion picture sound stage where
Hope, a movie star, is working on a
war picture. The meet is none too
auspicious. Hope mistakes her faith
er for one of the extras.
Fred MacMurray is caught in an
air raid in London in "One Night
in Lisbon goes to bomb shelter,
sees Madeleine Carroll there alone,
and starts making love to her.
In The Lady Eve" Henry Fonda
meets Barbara Stanwick when she
bounces an apple of his head, then
trips him.
Ginger Rogers smells smoke in
Kitty Foyle," runs into her faith
er's library and is so excited over a
fire in waste paper basket that
she, at first. doesn't notice Dennis
Morgan and doesn't realize that
she's clothed only in slip.
1t sometimes may be quite prob
lem, but the movies will always see
to it that the boy meets the girl,
even though the script writer's do
have to lie awake nights thinking
That's why they're paid those big
salaries.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

III IllS SJutlo, llN ing ilClC ollSl DdCh
to his station. Each night in the
barracks theater. after his work is
done, he sees the completed por-
tions of the film being made by his
company here. These "rushes," as
the daily output is known, ere
flown the 100 miles to San Diego
where Producer Roosevelt looks at
them to commend or criticize
He really should srcnd more than
four hours A week in his Office. his
associates say. hut he refuses 10
take any more time from his marine
duties for fear Of incurrinr criti-
oism. Can Cant. Roosevelt catch up
with a weeks work in four hours,
I wondered.
well he siCnS contracts and
okays suggestions Of his associates" :"
said one of them. And he worries"
Cant he worry in San Diego,
too?" I asked
Not nearly so we'll as he can in
Hollywood Every one worries more
and better in Hollywood.
Instead of Pictures.
Movie glamour has had a set
back. I will tell you about a very
clear-cut case.
The other Gay joey MerWin and
Polly Wlnton Of Pasadena were most
enthusiastic about possessing auto
graphed pictures of the sters they'd
seen on a studio tour as we'll as
pictures Of many they'd seen cnly
on the screen, but tofay-
I had TO read their bre9d-and-
butter note twice. No. they did not
want the signed pictures but in
stead - read this carefully - they
wanted a pet skunk, and one that
maybe had worked in the movies
Did I. because of my movie con-
facts, know where they could buy
q deodorized skunk?
If joey and Polly want a skunk
instead of lovely pictures auto
graphed to them, who am I to dis
suade them?
Not Much in Demand
I had to tell Joey and Polly that
there are not many of the frag-
rant little fellows in Hollywood
Most pet shops won't have them
around and the mephitis mcphitica
has been edited out of more see
narios than any other animal
So there isn't much Of a demand,
explained CUrlev Tvyfford. who
deals in all kinds of animals for
the movies. Curley s3id skunks are
difficult to keen alive because "all
they have to do is see dog and
they get distemner and die. III bet
I've lost so that way in the last 10
years Curley now keeps his skunks
in cages feet off the ground.
He has three. but he won't sell. He
needs one more because he has a
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Cuban song and dance shows, is a
dancer and actor himself. During
two years in New York night club
after his apprenticeship in Havana,
he has been called variously-for
his sad, sad face and his seemingly
unintentional but provoking
comedy-the Cuban Victor Moor, the
Latin Bert Lahr, the South American
Jimmy Savo and the West Indies Ed
Wynn.
Orta has long been an admirer
of Trinidad's Calypso singers, who
lmprovise tropical ballads-on every
thing from the charms of Lana
Turner to the reelection of F. D. r.
to the strange, off-beat rhythms
which also are devised on the spot.
Words and music alike are i'm
promptu.
Orta, who has been called the
Calypso King" is giving the odd
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Curmody
Continued From First PageD

and the front for almost
eldest daughter, the charming remember?
Even beautifully
Miss Mcclure to the attention of New
she became Emily Thornton Wdes nghters
long AS for Children she Barry
moved the spectacle New York.
a
prise the New York and
vivid though has been from the beginning All
Bernard will gee
has hold of quite opportunity
Evening star., 1941-01-26

music from a Hollywood debut in
The Ziegfeld Girl" The songs
which Sergio and Judy Garland sing
together are done to a wildly athletic
Calypso dance.
1t is not true Calypso in this
picture" Orta is careful to point
out.
Il think the real Calypso would
do very well in a picture Of GER
tain type. But this is a modern
musical and song and dance must
fit into the story. I have added
rumha and conga rhythms, and then
Judy Garland swings out on it, 80
we call it the Calypso 1--WE"
Orta says he is willing to wager a
conservative sum that the Calypso
dance, if not the CALYPSO music,
within a year or so will rival the
rumba and conga in popularity.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

the cattle wars in the Panhandle
State, in the days Immediately fol-
lowing the Civil War. Holden gained
motion picture success in his first
role, the name part in Columbias
Golden Boy" He recently appeared
in Those Were the Days" and Our
Town."