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Evening star., 1941-12-28

and pleasant laugh which comes
easily and to which audiences all
ways react pleasantly. It will be
heard next, along with Cagneys
short chuckle and Alan Hale's guf-
flaws, in Captains of the Clouds"
Ronald Reagan, another white
hope" for early stardom on the
Warner Bros. roster. has whole
some. open-mouthed laugh which
is becoming known for its pleasant
screen qualities. He laughs in spite
Of all that happens to him as Drake
McHugh in Kings Row"
Monty Woolley, playing the title
role in The Man Who Came to
Dinner" has a toothy. explosive
laugh that breaks out Of his famous
beard when needed for picture pur-
poses or private amusement.
In fact, laughter and laughs are
important in and to almost every
picture made in Hollywood. AS
Fredric March, playing the leading
role in "One Foot in Heaven" DEM
onstrates in the picture, a laugh can
save many a serious situation.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
By Hubbard Keavy,
Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD:

HULL I WOOO.
It's q good thing for Hollywood
that it doesn't count its profits
directly by the stars 1t develops.
If 1t did. this years net would be
awfully meager.
New stars who became real
money-makers are fewer than ever.
for reasons which no one, let alone
me, will undertake to explain. Sure,
there are batch of interesting new
faces who'll amount to more next
year, but actually few new genuine
stars.
A star is something in lights and
shadows in whom there grows an
interest, because of the parts he
plays and that very essential asset
called personality. This combina-
ton makes you want to see him
again and again. Until he has fully
developed that intangible quality
he Is not star.
expect to rate bunk in the
movie dog house for putting in the
possibilities category some very
fine names whose owners made bet
Evening star., 1941-12-28

she gives me flaXseed tea and puts
4 mustard plaster on my chest-just
like she used to back in Texas"
Take 1t From Mother.
And plump, motherly Jane Dar-
we'll insists the old remedies are the
best. Nothing works better than
onion syrup" she says.
"Bofl eight onions with sugar to
taste, and strain. Take it like cough
syrup, three times daily
Carole Lands recommends boiling
grapefruit skin and pulp, misting
the liquid with heated grapefruit
juice-and drinking the stuff. So
does June Havoc. Bette Davis, Enrol
Flynn, James Cagney, Humphrey
Bogart and Mary Beth Hughes favor
a citrus fruit juice diet. Dennis
Morgan relies on prune juice.
AN aspirin or two when I go to
bed" says Ann Sheridan, land as
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Coming Attractions
Stage.


musical Haras new
club heel continues Tor
second week starting night Following will appear
that madcap affair called Helzapoppn start
Monday, January s.
cAp1TO-Skyak motion picture of the Samson Raphael
the New Year attraction Claudete
corners There also will be new variety Dill
the stage ,,,,
co1IMRIATarans Secret Treasure here Wednesday,
Immediately following week at the Capitol Maureen
livan and Wessmuer of course
EARLE-The Dinner screen version OF the
George comedy with Monty Wooley IN ne
leading role opens Davis Ann Sheridan
Jimmy Burke and Reginald Gardiner are others
involved Roy headline the stage show.
KEITHS-Bal Fire the comedy about professor and
night club dancer opens Wednesday, Gary Cooper euow
compiling encyclopedia Barbara Stanwyck the dancer VINO
helps the chapter slang. ,
EWtherng Heights Merle Oberon Laurence Olivier
and David Niven follow the current Lost Horizon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Laughing" starring Charlie NC
arty and Edgar Bergen opens Thursday Others IN the cast
are Lucille Ball and Ffbber MCGEE and Molly.
DAT ACE"Rabe m Broadway" gala musical Aim,
wednesday, Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland are the prc
pal babes Broadway.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

tfidI Clldl dClel WDlh, cFCl' FAloiiJ
pays dividends to the player in
longer professional life and more
fun. The youngsters seem to be
taking a page out of that book of
experience now.
Arthur Kennedy is one such young
actor. He is the principal heavy"
In Warmers They Died with Their
Boots On" and offers most Of the
plot opposition to heroic Enrol
Flynn and that action picture. Un-
der the direction of Raoul Walsh,
young Mr.. Kennedy makes very
acceptable and unbelievable vii
lain named Ned Sharp. He plays
the opposing interest, from West
Point on, to George Armstrong Gus
ter as portrayed by Flynn, but he
is allowed to redeem himself and
"die with his boots on" in the final
reel.
Jack Carson Also Profits.
Kennedy, blue-eyed, blond
young man of 27, spent most of his
days as stage actor playing Shake
spearean roles and modern heroes
In various repertory and stock COM
panies. In his first picture role, as
Jimmy Cagney's younger brother in
"City for Conquest" he played a
heroic part. Perhaps, however, he
learned something from Cagney,
who has never hesitated to appear
as unpleasant as necessary to make
a good role stand out in produc-
ton.
Jack Carson Is another open-faced
young juvenile of few years back
who is profiting just now from
screen disagreeableness Carson
started his career as one-half of a
two-man vaudeville team, telling
Jokes and acting funny" Later
he was master of ceremonies in sew
eral mid-Western theatres, Big,
pleasant in manner and appearance,
he could be the matinee idol type
but he prefers to play less sympa-
thetic roles-to lose the girl If nee
essary but to gain the attention Of
his audience.
Jack got Rita Hayworth for losing
Olivia de Havilland to Jimmy Gag
ney In THE Strawberry Blond" He
didn't protest that. So Warner Bros.
put him in Blues in the Night as
a trumpet player, already married to
Priscilla Lane and with no love
scenes to play Following that he
worked opposite Olivia again in
The Male Animal" as the football
player and lost her to Henry Fonda.
Prefers Cash to Romance.
Now Mr.. Carson is working in
two important pictures, arsenic and
Evening star., 1941-12-28

much fruit as I can eat-especially
apples"
Water with bicarbonate of soda,"
says Lucille Ball.
Forty -eight hours In bed" says
Joan Fontaine.
Greta Garbo, a fruit juice f1end-
she has juices three times day on
the SETS a sunbathing adherent.
She uses an outdoor roofless dress
ing room. Joan Crawford sunbathes
atop the dressing room building.
Don Ameche and Tyrone Power are
sun lovers.
Olivia Uses Water Cure.
Olivia De Havilland uses the
water cure"-"I never pass drink
ing fountain or a faucet without
stopping to drink at least one glass
ful' Eleanor Powell puts herself
on a ads-and-liquid diet of five
light meals day.
Then there are the exercise boys
and girls: Melvyn Douglas, SWIM
ming and tennis daily; Randolph
Scott, daily dip in ocean, thrice
weekly gymnasium workout; Greer
Carson, daily half-hour walk; Lewis
Stone Army setting-up exercises;
Nelson Eddy, parallel bars workout;
Peter Lore, gallop on lively horse;
Spencer Tracy. workout and rub
down, with stress on relaxation;
Katharine Hepburn, tennis: jean
nette Macdonald, daily swim.
Mist picturesque remedy is that
Of lean, melancholy John Carradine.
He cooks a handful of eucalyptus
leaves and buds, and puts a towel
over his head and the steaming
kettle.
ut works." he says-"everysiggle
tihe"
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Old Lace" under director Frank
Capra, and Larceny, Inc" with
Edward G.. Robinson. In the latter
he is a salesman, which is what he
was before he turned actor some
years ago. In only one Of these does
he get the girl or wow the
ladies. He is content.
ITS more fun" he says, mot to
wear white collars and carry tennis
rackets into scenes. I'd rather lose
the girl and keep my fun as an
actor Humphrey Bogart has the
right idea He has made career out
of being unpleasant on the screen"
A third promising young player
who seems to have switched from
heroics to heavies is Richard Whorf,
who made quite a name for himself
with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon-
tame in number of their pro-
ductions.
'Dickie" Whorf has begun his Hol-
lywood career with one eye fixed
steadily on the career of the man he
most admires among HOLLYWOOD
actorS-Jlmmy Cagney. He is not
playing romantic leads as such with
Betty Field in "Blues In the Night"
or Ann Sheridan in "Juke Girl" He
Is more than willing to take the
cash" and let the credit as a screen
lover go by the board.
He's following his idol. Jimmy
Cagney. in that, too, and pleasing a
lot Of people in every audience who
would rather see good acting than
unbelievable love-making.
It's new generation of actors
growing up in Hollywood. Or per-
haps it's just that the young men of
Hollywood are getting smart-as
smart as Cagney and Bogart and
others have been for some time.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
By Charles Esfcourt Jr.
NEW WORK.

NEW YORK.
In these days of frantic stream
lining it is refreshing to come
across big but glamorous blond
who frankly doesn't want to lose a
pound. Leila Mae Flynn, statuesque
soprano, % years old, who is trying
out for operatic glories when she
broadcasts today on the Metro
politan additions of the air, says
right out:
A Kansas City Product.
I'm big girl Is foot y and I
might as well face the facts. None
of your diets or exercises for me.
I think I sing better when I have
plenty of poundage behind my high
notes. Besides, 1 like fried chicken,
Kansas City style, far too WE'LL"
Kansas City has a decided interest
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Once Gentle Lady
Gets That Wish
BY Wide World News.

HOLLYWOOD.
Spring Byington, who mothered
the Jones family for years, COM
planned that she was so sick of
sweetness that if she could play an
unsympathetic role once she would
work an extra week that the pic
ture happened to run, without pay.
Now she's a confidence woman in
Rings on Her Fingers" her first
heavy" role in 20 years, she says.
Il end up in prison, just as I
should" she says.
But it's good to be a meanie. Now
I can act the way I sometimes feel"
Evening star., 1941-12-28
But He Has a Special Talent
Kay Kyser, No Matinee Idol Type,
Is Favorite of the People
Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD.

Kay Kyser is decidedly matinee idol type He's not much
m singer nor is he expert musical instrument He's not hand
and HI crooked smile.
himself liked by the
leaders
the best the priced field of motion pictures
close mouthed about
Evening star., 1941-12-28
IF You've Got a Code
A Head Code, That Is,
IT, Stars Have a Remedy
By Vern Haueland,
Wide World News.


healthy folk but like the rest Of they get the
they they employ
likely supplement with granda odfash
ioned remedies.
Linda point You'd be surprised the her
reddens when she has a cold.
calls the DOCTOR she but after he leaves
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Their Revealing Laughter
The Smiles, Chuckles and Outlaws
Of the Stars Are Trade.Marks
HOLLYWOOD
as we'll known and

Hollywood well and
a pleasing audiences face
Sherdans throaty Texas chuke Of her
present popularity. hearty
living personality
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Longer Career, More Fun,
Rewards of Film Villainy
So Many Young Leading Men Are
Changing Sides, Trading Romantic
Scenes for Audience Attention
By Carlisle Jones.


Hollywood
leading change sides and viany Increasing num-
needed qualities of voice
leading roles accepting requesting
limited roster
willing hated by the pubcor price
heads in
Evening star., 1941-12-28

The Judge,' Old Warrior,
Was Prepared for War
Lewis Stones Evacuation Regiment
Has Full Equipment and Corps
Of Drivers and Other Aides
By Sierid Arne,
de News
HOLLYWOOD
Sone-who father
Hollywood
evacuation regiment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

Mother, Mix Your Own
Cough Remedy. It's Fine.

make a full pint Of really splendid
cough remedy and you get about four
times as much for your money. IL
never spoils. lasts a family long time
and children love its taste.
And for quick, blessed relief, you'll
say ii is truly wonderful. 1t has re-
markable action. 1t loosens the phlegm,
soothes the irritated membranes, and
helps clear the air passages.
Pinex n compound containing
Norway Pine and palatable guaiacol.
in concentrated form. well-known for
its prompt action in coughs and bron-
chial irritations. Money refunded II
it doesn't please you in every way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
GOING TO FRIENDS

Lord Halifax. recalling that hi
does not know the United State:
as Lord Lothian did. said:
But when I think OF the
growing volume of indispensable
and invaluable industrial sup
port we are drawing from the
United States and the warm
hearted generosity with-which
the A rican people have
proved their sympathy toward
US, l know I am not going to
strangers, but to tried friends.
I'VE are encouraged by the
knowledge that the will to resist
this German attempt to secure
world domination Is as strong on
the other side of the Atlantic
as here.
And we do not doubt that
achievement of our purpose Is
within the power of the English
speaking peoples"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Victory Dinner Set
For Dem Winners

A victory dinner honoring Gov
and Mrs Murray D. Van Wagner
Lieut-Gov. and Mrs. Frank Muir
ply and State Treasurer and Mrs
Theodore !. Fry. will be held next
Monday evening at the Detroit.
Leland Hotel. officials Of the
Eleanor Roosevelt League Of
Women announced today.
= Nan Wagner and Murphy vii
n q addresses and a musical
program is scheduled. The public
J. rVrcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Murder Suspect Up
On Fugitive Warrant

Hearing on a fugitive warrant
against John Sanders, SO, Negro,
of 102S6 Oakland avenue. charged
by New Orleans police with muir
der. was to be resumed today be-
FOR Recorders Judge w. Mckay
Skillman, Sanders is alleged to
have killed a white man in 1890
but he insists ne was in Detroit
az that time.
Both former Governor Dickin-
son and Governor Van Wagner
have denied him rehearing on
his fight against extradition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times star Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. 9-There arc
so many lobbyists encamped for
this 1871 session Of the Legislature.
they are buying drinks for each
other on the premise that every
stranger may turn out 10 be a new
member OF the Legislature.
They haN6 SWaImed al The Hotel
Olds making certain that every
one is happy-and preparing for
the future weeks when they will
open their lectures on why their
bills should he passed
OldumerS like John L. Lovett
Of the Michigan Manufacturers
Association and Col. Roy c. Van
dercook of the railroads. are
amazed AT what has happened to
their honorable profession They
remember when Lansing had less
than q dozen lobbyists quietly and
effectively pulling the strings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
CHARLES GADD MISSED

But some legislators are finding
the hospitality a very grand and
unexpected development.
The bored lawmaker can find
almost any kind of entertainment
10 pass away these long Winter
evenings There is bridge for the
hlgh-toncd who can 7-decipher II
cards at a tune: there is the old
woodsmenS' game called pitch for
those liking more raucouS excite
mcnt. and always there are sew
eral poker games with limits
varying from 10 cents to a half
dollar.
Non-gamblers can find many
places where there Is nothing but
the old-fashioned pastime of swap
ping lies between GruntS of here s
how.
Sadly missed is Charles Gadd,
who has retired as business man.
ager of the Detroit Board of Edu-
cation. For ~ regular and special
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

Other lobbyists include William
Burns, needles; Henry Gerber,
dentists; r. Wayne Newton, re-
tailers; Henry Wolfenden, lawyers
waldo Hildebrand, insurance
Floyd Drake. railroad engineers;
Charles Woodbury., railroad fire.
men; Edward Carter. trainmen;
Otis Cook, druggists; Julian
Thompson and Glen Dewey, small
loans; Edward Rockwell, auto
mobile association; Sylanus Cur.
lis, American Legion; Damon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
AFL, CLIO LOBBYISTS

Ray O. Brundage, former parole
commissioner. has been represent
ing the banks for several sessions
John Reid, secretary of the
Michigan Federation of Labor and
a member of the unemployment
compensation commission for an
other day or two, will speak for
the AL. Darrell Smith of De-
troit, Will represent the Go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
List Citizenship Classes

Free citizenship and English
classes taught by WPA Adult
Education teachers are being held
in Rooms 232 and 234 of the River
Rouge High School, Coolidge near
jefferson, Monday. Wednesday ano
Friday evenings from 7 to 9. ac-
cording to A. Mcdonald. superin-
tendent of the River Rouge public
.SchonlS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Quick, Comforting Relief.
Saves Money. Easily Mixed.

This well-known home-mixed medi-
cine costs very little. but it gives de-
lightful, swift-scting relief from coughs
due to colds. 1t takes but a moment
to prepare-it's so easy a child could
do II. And it saves real money.
Make a syrup by stirring . cups
granulated sugar and one cup Of water
a few moments until dissolved. No
cooking is needed
Then get pa ounces of .PineI from
any druggist. Pour this into a pint
bottle, and add your syrup. Thus you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

tons the lobbyists for Detroit and
the county have been unusually
effective in recent years in getting
a break for the metropolitan area.
Fred Perry is back for the Con-
sumerS Power Company. Fred
Doherty Clare Hotel owner, has
returned for the Pullman Com
pany. and Of course Lovett and
Colonel Vandercook are almost as
much a part of the scene as the
Capitol itself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
FETE oUTSTATERS

Wayne members have habit of
making this suite a headquarters
for entertaining outstate col
leagues whose votes will be needed
on Detroit bills. So one room is
reserved for cards.
Another is an office, fitted with
filing cabinets, typewriters and
desks
Through these expanded opera
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Ex-BIG SHOTS IN LINE

These four are the oldtimers
and they do not approve of all
modern lobbying methods.
Former legislators who have
adopted the more lucrative pro-
fesSion include former Sen. Will
liam Doyle of the chain stores;
former Sen. William Palmer of
the oil refineries and producers;
former Rep. George Watson, now
of the Detroit Edison Company;
former Rep. Joseph Green, repre-
Senting the mining industry. and
former Rep Stanley Powell Of the
state grange.
The Rev. William Carpenter,
once state welfare director, is on
hand representing morticians. Don
Smith. one time secretary to Gov
ernor Brucker, now pleads for the
truckers. Former Deputy Secre-
tary of State Louis Weber is
back representing the county road
commissioners -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
VISION ALL-oUT BLOW

Lord Halifax stressed the set
backs suffered by Italy as proof
that ANS invincibility was a myth.
but both speakers warned that
~Reichsfuehrer Hitler may stpikc
heavily and swiftly in a life or
death gamble for early victory.
IF cooperation between the
empire and the United States
were 20 fail. the empire might
hew its way through against the
spirit of totalitarianism and pre-
serve its life and strength for in
evitable renewal of the conflict
on worse terms after an uneasy
truce" Churchill said
But the chance OF setting the
march of mankind clearly and
surely along the road OF human
progress would be- lost and
might never return"
Churchill described President
Roosevelt as one whose sympa-
thies and nature make him a sin
cere and undoubted champion of
justice and freedom and of victims
of wrongdoing wherever they may
Iu.ail ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
- ~ J 4s ~ -
FALSE teeth
That Loosen
Need Not EmbsrsSs

Nsrv vesrers q false teeth have ~.
fHaa reat r'HHarra ssrnent hcrause fhaF
TIafs. frorred. slipped ~ wahtIed o.
.Hff fUr wrong time DO DOT Ite .H
fas- af this happening fo\Fou lust
fHHn4le IffIs FASIEEIH. fhe aiks-
Inc iuuu.afIdI powder on YOUR plates
.iIaIIs false teeth more frmly. - they
e. more comfortable. Does not sour
Cheess plate odor' fdenture breath.
Get FASTEEIH st Any drug store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
LOBBY OF TEACHERS

More than any other person.
Gadd was responsible that aid to
schools jumped from S16000,000
a year 10 Sal 100000 within a
decade.
II is reported the education
system is 10 be represented this
session by men trained in the
teaching profession. II is a dis
trcsSing thought TO the lawmak-
ers that hereafter they probably
will be fed facts instead of food
statistics instead of conViviality.
Detroit and Wayne County have
combined again and opened the
same suite their representatives
had two years ago. Vance G. In
gals. assistant corporation coun-
sell is in charge for the city, and
Charles F. Freiburger is back for
the hoard of Supervisors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

sessions, he was principal lobbyist
for the schools of the state, and
the most popular and jovial host
in the capitol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

ind TO Be HospitabIe TO Any One Who Looks Like Law

Rowe. fire insurance; Herbert
Thompson. life insurance. and
William Robb, auto insurance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Churchill, Halifax
Say u. s. Help
Vital 10 Peace
BY CHARLES \. SMITH


LONDON. Ian. 9 The legend
a. AXIS invncibility has been
broken. but only with American
AID can Britain achieve more thar
an uneasy truce in the val with
Germany. TWO of Britain's leading
figures declared today
The speakers were Prime MIN
ister Winston Churchill and VS.
count Halifax new British amhaS-
Sador 70 the United States. The
occasion vas a luncheon Of the
Pilgrims. outstanding AnGlo-Amer-
lean society. in honor of Lord
Haitian prior 10 his departure for
Washington.
Churchill told the gathering at
the bombed Savoy Hotel that Lord
Halifax shares the determination
OF all England to fight until Nazi-
dom is destroyed and said that
Christian CIVILIZATION as well as
the future Of the whole world de-
ponds upon Anglo American co..
liberation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

at Virginia Park
VlhOiNih Adults zoo G. Grant NJ Scott
'HOwARDs or VIRGINIA J. Downs v
Vague. "MFIODY AND MOONLIGHT.
V0rIIC-Hsrper Rt Harvard. Park Free
VUuUL Hurry Last Times Today.
l-Iaii.atin C.Lhnrt a-A z l-L-arA Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
l-Hamiiton at Tu.edo

VI iVWN OPEN SIS. Park FREE
Kenny Baker. Frances Lanrfart IN "HIr
PARADE OF 1871" Wanacs Besry. Z "A
Garlic in WYOMING" ...ys Rurtt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

WLol"WN Open 6:45 p NJ Park Free.
Frances Langford, Kenny Baker Hugh
Herbert in "HIT PARADE OF 1871"
Wallace Beery in "NiOMINC."
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Fort Valley, South
Carolina Ensembles
Divide Twin Bill

ORANGEBURG, S. C.-(SNS)
The boys and girls teams 9f
Fort Valley State College journey
ed to Orangeburg, South Carolina,
where they encountered the State
College teams Feb. IL.
The opening game between tne
girls was see-saW affair up until
he last two minutes of play when
the girls from Fort Valley display
ID a passing and shooting attack
vhich could not be stopped. Doro-
by Glenn of Fort Valley was re-
sponsible for II of the teams IL
points. Final score: Fort Valley, ~
South Carolina, l6.
The cheers and confusion caused
~ the first game did not die out
''pt grew in volume when the game
between the boys got underway,
This game was also NIP and
'ucl" affair up until the last nine
'oinutes of play. The South Caro-
ina bows launched an offensive at
ack which left the visitors bewil-
Aored The final score: South Caro-
Ira. 70; Fort Valley, 40, does rot
indicate the QUALITY of the game.
pirkston of Fort Valley contribut-
cd twenty points to the cause of his
team.