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Evening star., 1941-10-24
Of a Catholic graduate in a chang

Of Catholic graduate in a chang
ing world.
Miss Margaret Batchelder, chair
man of the Luncheon Committee
will be assisted by Miss Vivian Barr
Miss Regis Boyle, Miss Louise Fox
Miss Miriam Hartnett, Miss Wini-
fred MacNeill, Miss Helen Watson
Miss Berniece Wall, Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Shea, Miss Rosalind Murphy
Miss Eileen Walsh. Mrs. Mildred
Bennert, Mrs. G. Richard McCulloch
and Mrs. Frederick Murphy.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Mrs. F. E.. Beatty
FeteS Mrs. Knox

Mrs. Frank Knox, wife of the
Secretary of the Navy, was the
guest in whose honor Mrs. Frank
E. Beatty, wife of Capt. Beatty,
U. S. N, aide to the Secretary,
entertained at luncheon today
The party was given at the
Chevy Chase Club and the other
guests were Mrs Harold r. Stark,
Mrs. A. c. Pickens, Mrs. Harold
G. Rowan. Mrs. P. G. Lauman,
Mrs. j. r. Beardall, Mrs. Alan G.
Kirk, Mrs. Ralph S. Riggs and
Mrs. Herbert S. Jones.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Relief Society Fete

The Washington Junior Auxiliary
of the Jewish ConsumptiveS' Relief
Society of Denver will hold its an
nuel formal membership dance at
10 pm. tomorrow at Hotel 24oo. The
dance will climax a series of men,
bership teas held on Sunday after
moons. Miss Nettie Diskin is men,
bership chairman.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Navy Never Beaten

The United States has never lost
a war, nor the United States Navy
a feet action.
Evening star., 1941-10-24

Frame your face in becoming Fox :.
for real luxury! Styled in 1907 vir-
gin Wool with an unmistakable look
OF quality, style and glamour +. un-
usual at this modest price. Black
or green. Sizes 10 to 20.
Coat Sdlon-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Jane Frazee a Star

Jane FraZee. beautiful young sing
ing actress, has just been elevated tc
full stardom by Universal Studios
where she is under long term con-
tract. She makes her stellar bow in
UniverSals new musical, Sing An
other Chorus" in which she is sup
ported by an imposing cast headed
oy such outstanding players as John
ny Downs, Mischa Auer. Walter Cat
lett, Sunnie ODea, Iris Adrian
George Barber, Joe Brown, jr., and
Rosario and Antonio.
Born in Duluth, Miss FraZee set
out to become champion swimmer
While she was still in high school in
the Minnesota city, however. she
took part in an amateur perform
ance, where she was seen by Chi
cago vaudeville agent.
Offered a stage contract, Jane
might have accepted, but her parents
had other ideas. They insisted she
finish her schooling.
With her education completed, she
turned to the footlights, where she
scored immediate success.
Brought to Hollywood for Moon.
light and Melody" in which she re-
ceived her camera baptism less than
nine months ago, she was ticketed by
Universal before the picture was
previeWed. Next she was assigned
to Buck Privates," comedy starring
Abbott and Costello, in which she
had the romantic lead. Then came
Sing Another Chorus" and star
dom.
Evening star., 1941-07-01

is no reflection on Mrs. Temple,
whose sensible bringing up of her
daughter is one of the better
achievements of this town. But
the fact remains that Shirley has
outgrown her mothers brand Of
dramatics. If Mrs. Temple is wise
she will absent herself in future
from the set where her daughter
is film making. Taurog is an ex-
perienced director of children. He
should do a capable job with the
bright Miss Temple. But I doubt
whether he will accept the assign
ment unless guaranteed non-inter-
ference from the moppet's mother.
Olivia de Havilland's first dinner
date on her return to town was with
Lew Ayrss, who also visited her
back East Wait until you see
Bette Davis in The Bride Came
c. o. D." She falls into a cactus
bed three times. She jumps out of
an airplane with and without
parachute. She is hurled out of
car. She slaps Jimmy Cagney's
face. and he bangs her on the head
In between times she screams and
fights and rolls on the ground. 1
still don't believe it was Bette Davis
1t must have been five other girls.
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Evening star., 1941-07-01

back at Metro after a tight and
suspension of several months
Seven former Miss Americas" are
working as Hollywood extras
Mae West is trader in diamonds.
No. not her own. She just buys and
sells them, and at proflt-a big one
If I know Mae.
Mrs. William Powell is losing her
pretty looks by overdieting. She is
also worried about her film career,
which is tagging behind the promises
made by her studio Bob Hope
does a strip tease in Louisiana
Purchase" Gene Tierney and
her parents are on non-Speaking
terms. They are still objecting
strenuously to her marriage with
Oleg Cassini. And Gene is standing
is going TO San Francisco to see her
mother and again she will make the
trip minus husband. Brain Aherne.
Loretta Young has been getting
quite regal of late. I listened to a
writer friend of hers bring her down
to earth the other evening with
Say, Gretch, you can't do that with
me. I knew you when" To Loret-
tas credit, it must be told she smiled
and became her real self again
George Rats house is for sale
Greta Garbo sits in her car out
side Metro sound stage and reads
her fan mail. BY the way. Greta is
occupying a house on top of Mande1
Vile Canyon. with sheer drop all
the way around. 1t sounds rather
medieval.
Shirley Temple. l am assured. will
do her one picture-"Kathleen"-
for Metro before reporting to the
Edward Small Studio. Two tests
were taken with Shirley. For one
she was alone with Director Nor
man Taurog. For the other her
mother was on the set. She was
better alone with the director. This
Evening star., 1941-07-01

NoNli OAoNS'
Selling a pair of allegedly snow
blind Heas to Hollywood studio
presumably to prove that f1eas GO
wherever man goes.
BY questioning everything, the
whimsical Moran has found himself
seeking truth in some strange places
and with some odd consequences.
X ~
It was not until yesterday that
Moran. now Paramount press
agent. fell to wondering what effect
a truth serum would have upon a
movie critic. The thought no sooner
struck him that he called this de-
partment. Would the department,
he asked, be willing to act as sacri-
fetal heifer, guinea pig, or whatever
in such an experiment?
But we don't need serum to
tell the truth" the drama depart
nent protested.
Sure" said Moran cajolingly, Il
know all that, but wouldn't it be
fun to see your reactions while
under the influence of something
like twilight Sleep-Whlch is what
1t is like, as I understand it."
The drama department was sure
Moran had picture reviewing mixed
up with a more dramatic human ex-
perience. but it was piqued by the
notion that pitcure might look
better-eSpecially this year-to a
critic who was doped. 1t had visions
of Mary Martin floating hazily be-
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-'Love Crazy" Myrna 10y
and Bill Powell in a mad farce: 1850
am. 2:l5, 445, tbs and 9:45 pm
Capitol-"The Big Store" the
Marx Brothers go mercantile: II
am. 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10 pm
Stage shows: l, 345, $50 and 9;15
pm.
Keith's-"In' the Navy" Abbott
and Costello aid 90 the defense eff
fort: 1l:15 a m, 20, 1926, 5:35, TAO
and $50 pm.
Earle-"Adventure in Washing
ton" romance under the Capitol
dome: 1l:05 am. las. 4:30. tbs
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 12:45
$50, Sis and 9 pm.
Little-"Charlie Chaplin Festi-
val" a collection OF his best
comedies: ll:30 am, 2, 4:3O, 7 and
9:35 pm
Columbia Wanted Wings" life
among the flying cadets. exciting
l0:45 am, l:25, 4:10, $50 and e:3s
pm.
Metropolitan - Time Out for
Rhythm" musical with Ann Miller
Rudy Vallee, Rosemary Lane: Ills
am, 1:20, 3:25, 5:35, TAO and Gas
pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Roadside-"Too Much Johnson,
an old-time thriller melodrama
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-01

fore it, a shimmering bit of lowell
ness, tied to no such earthly thing
as movie script, which has been
the chief trouble with the movies
lately. Early, too The more the
drama department brooded upon it,
the more fascinating the idea be-
came. Okeh, it finally told Moran.
Fine" he said. The picture will
be Kiss the Boys Goodby
1T will take two of you, the way
things are planned. 1--WE had sort of
f1ured on that, which meant that
adventurous Critic B could take the
serum and thus be our guinea pig
as we'll as Paramount's) Well all
see the picture, then we'll give So
and-so the serum, and you can ask
him what his reactions are"
What if he (the so-and-so of
the last paragraph says the picture
is lousy in spite of the doping?" We
asked Moran.
That was a chance that had to
be taken in the interest Of truth,
he agreed. More reluctantly he ac-
cepted the prospect that Critic B
might be storing his subconscious
self with malicious forethoughts
which would come galloping into
the open once B became vividly
unconscious.
The conditions agreed, Moran
promised to have the operating
room ready Immediately after the
screening.
Critic B, entirely recovered from
the initial nervousness, was looking
forward both to the picture and
the experiment.
You'll feel marvellous" Moran
assured him. You'll be in a de-
licious daze while under the inf1u-
ence of the serum. After it has
worn off there will be no after
effects, maybe bit of sluggishness
but nothing unusual"
The picture came on the screen
then. the screen in the Earle's air.
cooled projection room. The man
in the booth pushed the switch, and
the picture began to unreel. Miss
Martin appeared as Cindy Lou
Bethany. dressed wonderfully like
a Southern belle. Don Ameche,
looking harassed, weaved in and
out and sang a song or two. Oscar
Levant showed up. cracking wise in
the way of amiable villains. The
phone in the screening room rang.
Cindy Lou sang some more, Ameche
was harassed some more, and Le-
want acted smart. Then suddenly
the picture was over.
The serum" shouted Critics A
and B. Quick. the serum"
The serum Moran repeated
lamely. That's what that phone
call was about. The doctor is too
busy"
Critics A and B nodded. not so
much in agreement as like two men
who believed science simply had
concluded the experiment was too
frivolous.
without benefit of a truth serum
the picture will be reviewed in this
column on Saturday,
Evening star., 1941-07-01
.Hilarity's
The Word
For'Johnson'
Roadside Cast
Scintillates
In Farce
By ]. w. STEPP.

William GllletteS completely
farcical Too Much Johnson" stems
from the hardy root of mistaken
/ identity Mistaken" BY the time
every one on stage and off in Road
sides ruddy barn, has unraveled the
knotty problem of just who and
what Mr.. johnson is, that adjective
describes but pallidly the murder
Gus confusion of identities wrought
by the good d-natured scoundrel in
the KEY role. This production,
which Gillette surely must have
written with a corkscrew, demands
swiftly paced, perfectly timed &C
ton. In virtually every instance it
gets just that from the barnsters.
Furthermore. each rollicking turn
for the worse in the sequence of
Johnson-inspired messes is develop
ed with brimming zest
Behind every complication in the
story is Augustus Always Econ
omize on a Lie' Billings, whose ap-
plication of the lie economy is to
advertise himself as "Mr. Johnson
as screen for any and all past
indiscretions and future ones, too.
George harrington handles the
juicy role with admirable ease and
spontaneity that is vital to the
whirling course of the story. If
it weren't for this gay variety of
Jekyll-Hyde almost every one duped
by the Johnson myth would have
been happier people. That excit-
able Frenchman Orchard Walsh
wouldn't have ventured forth to
avenge his wounded honor: Mr..
Faddish (Quebec Faddishes, thank
you, and superb representative
in Maccubbin Waters) wouldn't
have gone on a wild goose chase
to Cuban plantation in high hope
of marrying off his daughter; Bill
Enes-Johnson's own wife and
mother-in-la would have been
spared disgrace at the hands of a
strange man, who, strangely enough.
proves to be the only authentic
johnson in the entire madcap af-
fair.
Thus wades Mr.. Billings. both as
johnson and as himself, con-
stantly in hot water-if not waist
deep, neck deep. And all purely a
matter of his multiple deceptions
catching up with him. Even with
the final curtain there is a grim
looking trio shaking fists after his
hastily retreating figure.
From the top roles on down to
the brief bit performed by George
Spelvin as the spectral Cuban
notary. the cast comes through in
truly excellent style. You couldnt t
ask for better 1912 mater-in law
than Lois Alexander's clucking
creature, nor is anything lacking
In Meredith Smiths pert, starry
eyed wife; James Taylor's stalwart
pipsqueak of a fiance, Alice Gar
trell's daughter to Faddish. Will
liam zuckert, as the rancher, makes
his state of near-apoplexy convinc-
ing, too.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Two Reelected

options extending the contracts
OF James Stephenson and Jack Car
son have been taken up by Warner
Bros.
Stephenson, whose first starring
picture, Shining Victory" has Just
been released, recently completed
The Flight Patrol" in which he Is
co-starred with Ronald Reagan. His
next assignment is an important
role in Kings Row." which will
have an all-star cast.
Carson played the chief support
ing role to James Cagney and Bette
Davis in The Bride Came c. o. D."
soon to be released. Currently he is
working with Ann Sheridan, Martha
Raye, Jack Oakie and Jack Haley in
Navy Blues" Next he goes into
New Orleans Blues" with Priscilla
Lane, Richard Whorf and Betty
Field.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Truth Serum for Critics
Piques a Press Agent
1t Also Aroused Reviewers Curiosity
And Resulted in an Experiment
That Might Be Called Noble
By JAY CARMODY.

Jim wondering anything happen There
when he wondered whether really
to a
a which led
to of himself
varied adventures
o Eskimo.
a presumably would
Evening star., 1941-07-01
A Patched>Up Marlene
Dances With NJ. Cabin
Sonia Organized as Corporation;
Theda Bara Recalls Career;
Shirley to Do That Picture
By sHEILAH GRAHAM.


Marene Dietrich starting Hollywood fashion by wearing
black dancing with Jean Cabin
They the Mocmbo the other evening with Cabin gazing
Marenes trouble
Marlene from the bright lights
a (Who knows?-Ed)
Incorporated business with her husband Dan
Evening star., 1941-07-01
In Flynn Picture

Arthur Kennedy has been as
signed by Warner Bros. to one of the
leading roles in They Died With
Their Boots On" Enrol Flynn's next
starring picture. The film is based
on the life of Gen. George A. Custer
with RaOul Walsh directing. Ken
nedy recently finished Bad Men OF
Missouri" in which he is co-featured
with Dennis Morgan and Wayne
Morris.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Martha in Comedy

Martha Raye has been engaged
by Producer Jules Levey for an i'm
portant role in the next Mayfair
production for Universal, "Hellza-
poppin'," starring Olsen and john
son. 1t will be Miss Raye's first
picture on the Universal lot since
The Boys From Syracuse" Levey's
inaugural Mayfair picture, released
last year. Henry C. Potter will di-
rect "Hellzapoppin'."
Evening star., 1941-07-01

turn out to be
[ h e SON, OF
& a n d S o n OF
Moby Dick.
Sending a pur-
pie ttinted) COW
to Gelett Bur-
CESS, who had
written Il have
never Sc e n q
purple COW, etc
Comparing the
sun = I a n II ! II 3
qualities of Flor
ida and Califor-
MIA by getting
one half of him
self tanned in
Evening star., 1941-07-01

to managing her
! C e-s k a t | n G
tours, will. con-
troll the selling
of winter sports
equipment and a
radio show Sonia
does in the fall
I ran into
Theda Bara, first
of tn e screen
vamps, and she
tells me, Il was
the first woman
to smoke on the
screen" T h a t
was in 1916 .
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Returns to Work

Margaret SULLIVAN has returned
from a four-week vacation in the
East, and has reported to Universal
for her co-starring role with Charles
Boyer in appointment for Love" p"
The stars of Back Street" will be
directed by William Setter in "Ap-
DOintment for Love"
Evening star., 1941-07-01

The partnership. Sonia is president
of the company, which, in addition
Evening star., 1941-07-01
From Night Clubs

Ella Fitzgerald, Manhattan night
club and stage star, has been signed
by Universal, and will make her film
debut in the next Abbott and Cos
tello production, Ride En- Cow
boy"
Evening star., 1941-10-01

WSV, 400-NB, Eleanor Roosevelt heads
panel Of student leaders in round.tabIe dis
euNon Of What Studenis Can Do in Connection
With Defense"
WNAL, 8;00-0uiE Kids: A threewoy lie
from last week wiz be resolved by Master
DaUow, Master Tiers and Emily Israel.
Wpt. 800-Adyeniures Of the Thin Man:
Bombs and Brunsties is the whimsical title Of
Nick and koraS latest experience.
VOL, 830-Naqlc Dollars: W3fer Compton s
money show moved TO new time and new
Gay.
WNAL, o.00-PaSin Street Music SotieF:
Now appearing Wednesdays until further notice.
the Basin Streeters start off with Bandman
Johnny Long end GuitsrSiS Carl NeY and Tony
hdttoIa as guests
WJSV o:0O-Fred Allen, Portland Hoffa,
Kenny Baker the Alien StoogeS dnd Al Good
mans Orchestra all are back 10 start new
season. Initial guests: Leo The Lip Durother.
manager Of BrookBnS Bronx Bummey; James
ktDonough sophomore al koire Dame, in d
special talent SideshoW which Mr.. Allen will
conduct eath week
WPC. 9O0-Eddle Cantor plays host 10
Soprano Gladys Swarthout and Shakespearean
httor Maurice Evans Dinah SsoTe. Harry Won
zsII. The Mad Russian Ell al. will be on hand,
too.
WNAL. o:30-Radio Station KoV Of Pitts
bureh and WCBD Of Baltimore are welcomed
10 the network fold.
WPC, 9;30-Nr, District Attorney: An in.
noeent man, convinced that he is d murderer,
Evening star., 1941-10-01
SHoRT.WAvE pR05RkhS.

BERLIN, 6;00-News in English; DID, ii.H
meg, 15.4 m; DID, 1854 meg 20,5 m,
LONDON. 6:O5-War commentary by It..
condr. Thomas Woodroofie; CSC, 95S meg
3i3 m.; G5D, Ills meg 25.5 m.
MOSCOW. 6:45-News in English; RNE,
Il meg IS n.
BUDAPEST, 7:30-New in English; HAT4,
qt2 meg, 32Sm.
LONDON, 7:3O-Brifain Speaks: Sir Walter
Layton, CSC, 9.56 meg, BIB m.; 6SD, Ills
meg, 255 m.
LONDON, 9:t5-B. B. {. Salon Orchestra:
CSC, 9.58 meg 3i.3 m.; GSD, Ills meg
255 m.
MOSCOW, 9:3o-Nsws in English: pv96.
1918 meg, 1877 N.
ROME. t0;00-News in English; 7R04.
1881 meg, 25.4 m.; 2R06, 1880 megy
19 m; 2p08. 1872 meg, i6.Sm,
GUATEMALA i0t5-Third and Fourth Atts
Of yerdTs "Rgoetio," IOWA. 9.68 meg, 8 m.
BERLIN, lO;30-New in English. DID.
it77 meg 75.4 n.; DID. 1854 meg,
28.5 n.: DXP. SOB meg. 49.7 m.
LONDON. it;30-HeadIine news and views
J. 3. Nc6eathY; CSC, 958 meg 3t.3 m.;
esd. IT'S neg, 25.5 m.
MOSCOW, tz:o0-Nsws pV96, 1913 meg.
Evening star., 1941-10-01

"So e'So l. "oo
West opened the jack of clubs,
South winning with the ace De-
clarer drew two rounds of trump,
East discarding a low diamond.
Then South cashed three rounds of
diamonds and went over to the
club king to lead a low spade from
dummy. On this South finessed
the spade eight, forcing West to
win with the 10. At this point, any
return by West was bound to give
South the rest of the tricks.
If you're a laW-abiding citizen
you've probably noticed that some
body committed terrible crime.
Who was it and what was the
crime? Try to decide for yourself
before you read any more.
East was the criminal for allow
ing South to fineSse the eight of
spades 1t should have been OBJ
viouS that South was stripping out
the minor suits from both his own
hand and the dummy before max
ing the spade play. 1t was there
fore up to East to intervene to save
his partner from an end play. 1t
could have cost nothing to put
up the nine of spades on dummy's
lead. And that little precaution
would have defeated the slam. max
ing difference of 1880 points.
Yesterday you were Merwin
Maier's partner and, with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
AK 10
20
Q @ 10 Ga
81 So
The bidding:
Maier. Jacoby. You. Schenken.
IA Pass "a Pass
3A Pass t?)
Answer-Bid four spades. Your
hand is substantially stronger than
Your partner has a right to expect.
You would have raised to two spades
even if all your spades had been
low cards. or if you had a doubleton
instead of a singleton heart. Your
undisclosed strength is worth a try
for game.
Score 100 per cent for four spades,
so per cent for pass.
Question No. 879.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
Maier. Jacoby. You. Schenken
IA Pass "a Pass
80 Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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is saved from d vicious gang-bY you know
whom.
WNAL, t0;0O-kuthor's Playhouse: A drama,
ttIs undnnounted.
WRC, i0:00-Kay kWeTs KolIege; The
official opening Of he fall semester.
WKV, t0;t5-ANiSiant Attorney General
Thurman Arnold: Antitrust and Defense
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

Da avid Bruce Burnstone, Merwin d.
Maier. Oswald Jacoby and Howard
Schenkeh worlds leading team-of-
four, inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
eXiStence)
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Plantations SOUGHT

American experts are exploring
the Chiapas district of Mexico for
sites for quinine and castor oil plan
tations.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
j

Mother: Come on, son. Let's sit
down here and put these clothes
pins from this box into this one"
Evening star., 1941-10-01
EVENING STAR FEATURES.
The sYENINe'S HIGH lleRTs.

Star Flashes; Latest news, twice daily; WhAl,
si 1890 am. and ass pm.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Not This

Mother: Baby is dead tired and
I should think he would be. He's
been trotting from one end of the
house to the other all day long"
Evening star., 1941-10-01
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTHE THOMAS WALLACE

Alternate baby's actipe play
NTH periods of more quiet play.
Evening star., 1941-07-03

Rice has the top role in Doctors
Don't TELL" opposite John Beal.
Margaret Sullivan is consid-
ering a Broadway stage assignment
THE Light of Heart" for which
Fox owns the screen rights. It's
for the fall.
In the stage version of "The Man
Who Came to Dinner" the secre-
tary role was subordinate to the
male of the title role. But this
will be changed in the film version
because Bette Davis is the secretary
Monty Woolley. who created the
lead in, New York, probably will
repeat for the movie. This will be
in the nature of a triumph for Mr.
Woolley, who was in Hollywood
many years without getting more
than "bit" roles, and those only
because of his beard!
X X X X
Laraine Day gets the leading
lady role in New York Story
starring Edward G. Robinson
Now that Laraine is out of the
Kildares after the current flicker,
there will be a new girl in each of
the future Kildares In Mr.
Jordan Comes to Town." Robert
Montgomery's last Hollywood film
for some time to come-Bob is now
in the Navy-he addresses the audi
ence from the screen and says, Il
think she Rita JOhnson) is going
to faint" Then n thud is heard
and Bob again turns to the audi
ence. "She did" This business
of talking to the audience was re-
newed recently in the Marx Brothers
western picture.
Screwy comedy is again gaining
the ascendancy in Hollywood. That
Was No Lady," in which every one
goes slapstick, has been assigned
to William Powell and Myrna 10y
Fredric March is wanted fol
the lead of Mr.. Twilight" with
Carole Lombard as his opposite
Old-timer Bessie Love is max
ing pictures for Warmers in Lon
don George Sanders is one OF
the Three Rogues" with Charles
Laughton Herbert Marshall and
Spring Byington have been added
to the cast of when Ladies Meet,
starring Joan Crawford, Robert
Taylor and Greer Carson James
Stephenson co-stars with Martha
Scott In Strange Victory"
Irene Bordoni and Victor Moore
arrive this week at Paramount fol
Evening star., 1941-07-03

Louisiana Purchase" Douglas
Fairbanks, jr., also is expected back
after his goodwill tour Of South
America. He stars in The Corsi-
can Brothers"
How would you like to be Holly
wood reporter and 60 to Honolulu?
The latest preview junket takes the
press to Honolulu-for Navy Blues"
And they call 1t work!
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