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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
SAGEBRUSH COMEDY

The second picture is heller.
ekelter western called Go West
Young Lady" which has amusing
business and a wonderful figh,
scene 10 Offset n story as old as
The sagebruSh It's set in.
Penny Singleton and Ann Miller
have a rootln -tootin brawl that
would put a couple OF heavy
weights 10 shame
Glenn Ford is tho hero and II
YOU think he doesn't foil the bad
men, then you've never been cine
matically west Of the Mississippi
before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

the music-making chores in the
Terrace Room beginning Tuesday
and Will be Joined by two Detroit
favorites, dancers, Calente and
Leonardo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
BaILerina
Romance
At Adams
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE OLD ballet-hoo about a
dancer sacrificing everything for
her art provides the familiar motif
of the film, The Men In Her
Life" which opened at the Adams
yesterday
In this case Loretta Young is
the ballerina who puts her best
foot forward. ahead Of romance.
children and domestic bliss and the
story is film adaptation of Lady
Eleanor Smiths novel. "Ballerina, :"
which you may find on the shelves
Of your sentimental old aunts
bookcase.
Despite its vintage, the film has
a certain sort of antique charm
and the cast is a superb one.
Miss Young, at a very tender
age. becomes the protege of a
great dancer, Conrad Veidt, who
is retired. He consents 10 teach
her only If she is willing 10 devote
herself 10 years Of gruelling work.
and he proves hard taskmaster.
PEEK AT ROMANCE
Only once docs Loretta get a
glimpse of romance during her
early days when she meets a
young EngliShman. John Shep-
perd. but following her debut
triumph in Paris, she decides TO
marry Veidt out of gratitude.
Later young millionaire. Dean
Jaeger. turns up. after Veidt's
death. She marries him, only to
have him walk out The Eng
lishman returns; the father Of her
child. Jaeger also reappears.. but
in the end she winds up with
nothing but beautiful memories.
NOT WORTH 1T ALL
The tinsel career, the parting
from her baby. the death Of her
lover, all this sentimental chi-chi
doesn't make for enthrallng
drama but il docs provide a back
ground for some fine perform
anceS.
Miss Young actually does some
Of the toe work, pasSably enough
50 that when it is combined with
dubbed-in work NJ an expert, the
hallerina illusion IS very con-
incing
She also handles the emotional
scenes very we'll. particularly the
Youthful rebellion and the mature
remuneration -eea4tNneNs--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
SUPPORTING CAST

OF the supporting cast, Neidt
and Eugene Leontovlch, as the
faithful companion, are, by far,
the best Miss LeontoviCh Is such
superb actress that we shouldn't
have 10 wait until her husband,
Gregory Ratof, directs a picture.
20 soc her
Dean Jaeger and Shepperd are
both confined 10 looking infatu-
ated through several reels. while
Otto Kruger seemed even sillier
10 us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

NUM-, Walter Huston, Judith
Anderson, Raymond Massey and
others, along with Frank Blach
and his symphony orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
What's on the Air
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
BY the stations herein
listed ~ he presentations
as scheduled are not on
the air. the fAult lies with
the stations and not The
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
MORALE FILMS

Our morale pictures-we don't
cali them propaganda IN this war
as We did IN World War No. /
include the very interesting "Sa-
lutte TO Tobruk," 10 be made by
Columbia.
It's based on a successful radio
program in England which served
as entertainment for the besieged
men in Tobruk. Ben Lyon. who
often appears on the program in
London, is being PACED 10 help
organize the idea and TO offer
suggestions.
The story. which is something
like Beau Geste,' has been read
by Ronald Colman and there is a
good chance ne will accept the
starring role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

Perhaps as YOU say Lin i
was the carly hotH and tho dark
Or perhaps II was tho girl, hal
grown up, half still A little gIrl
IOna hand. with tia wedding ring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
REUNITED

Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake
are 50 Sympatica Chats good
world as a movie team in "Sulli-
vans Travels" that Para is re-
uniting them in a hurry in Il
Married a Witch"
This is the fantastic comedy
novel the late Thorne Smith was
writing at the time of his death
and it was finished by his good
friend, Norman Matson Like most
Smith stories this is a wf1in1sy=
about a dull young millionaire
who has never had an ounce of
excitement in his life until he res
cues a girl with no clothes on
from a burning hotel. After that
fling into adventure he's launched
on a career that practically wrecks
his home town.
Rene Clair will direct Joel and
Veronica in the comedy, which is
scheduled 10 get under way IN
February.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
COULD BE

Must say Bill Pine and Bill
Thomas have a knack Of casting
girls in the limelight in their pic.
lures. Maybe it's the press agent
in them Anyway, Joyce Mathews
Berle. Millions brand new bride,
who has been muChly feted. gets
the femme lead opposite Richard
Aricn IN "Wrecking Crew
There was an amusing followup
10 my story that Pine and Thomas
We're looking for a real building 20
he RACED in this picture. l think
received a bid from every
crew in the country.
II the boys want the offers
they're welcome 10 collect the
wires and offers at my office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Woleemut Painting
Given institute

AN IMPORTANT addition to
the collection of early German
art at the Detroit Institute of
Arts is the late Gothic portrait
OF q young man by Michael
Wolgemut. The portrait is OF
particular interest, not only be-
cause II was executed by Wolge-
nut the same year in which he
accepted into his workshop as
an apprentice, Albrecht Durer.
but also because II is a discovery
recently brought to light after
having been in the obscurity Of
an American private collection
for many years.
The portrait has come into the
possession OF the museum as the
gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Kanzler in memory of the late
DIR. and Mrs. Karl Kanzler. II
Is now on exhibition in the gal
lery with other early German
paintings, and is the only work
thus far to represent the Nu-
remberg school. the strongest
and most realistic of German
schools at this period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Latest Fad
OF StarS---
Buying Cafe
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
special v THE DETROIT Times

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. IL.
I asst YEAR, Hollywood was
~ busy playing Angel" to
many Broadway sh ows. This
year. 1t looks like almost every
star In Hollywood Is backing
some kind of q new restaurant.
Just why the investment fad
has turned to eating. no one
knows. But it's the smart new
thing to either run q restaurant
or back the deal for some one
else.
George Raft put up the money
for Slapsy Makes new night
spot. Who knows I'm a y b e
George got the idea to become
a restaurant man from his cur
rent heartbeat in Hollywood.
Virginia Field. Virginia owns a
cafe on Ventura boulevard and,
while she started it for her old
nurse, IL has turned into highly
successful investment.
Just last week Louella Parsons
told you that Alice Faye was
playing Angel" to a chain Of
cafes with Harry Sugarman as
the guiding hand in the partner
ship. Alice has a very logical
reason for putting her movie
earned money in a chain Of
restaurants. She says:
Everybody In southern Cali
f0rnia seems to eat out. II you
don't believe II try to get into
cafe Sunday evenings without
standing In line.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
MOvie-Go- Kiss
Hanks Back to Valentino
Continued From First Stage Page

From First Stage Page
possible dangers to our citrus
crops.
Once a week George Burns
and Oracle Allen have been go
ing down TO Fort Macarthur
entertaining the draft boys. It's
hard to say who is having the
most fun-Gracie and George
or the boys.
Oracle tells me that one OF
the most amusing things was
when they tried to put on a
movie quiz contest and some of
the answers would uncurl your
hair.
The boys in Uncle Sans army
aren't quite up on their movie
private life and some of their
answers were:
"Carole Lands Is the wife of
Clark Cable; mickey Rooney
Is Lewis Stones SON.; LINDA
Darnell was horn In tho South
Sea IslAnds"; Tyrone Power
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

IL going with Sonia Henle";
llama Turner II q character
actress; Joe r. Brown Il the
husband of Sally Eiers."
"When we got through"
laughed Oracle. 'T was begin
ming TO wonder II George wasn't
George Brent"
The King of the Zombies," a
musical horror comedy 10 be
made by Lindsey Parsons mo
relation) at Monogram will
have Bella Lugosi as a chief
screen boogie man.
Lugosi will poke fun at him.
self and the other movie horror
specialists. Another amusing Sc
quence takes place at the Zom-
bic graveyard in Haiti where
the ghosts start singing the
graveyard serenade. Montam
Moreland. the Negro stage
comedian who appeared in
Shuttle On" has a prominent
stage role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Avoids Fuss

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
likes to shop and dine incog-
niton--or- al least, 10 have no
fuss made about her il possible.
AS result there are one or two
hotels which she prefers above
all others-ehiefy because It ap-
pears even the headwaiters do
not recognize her
II is harmless little self
deception on Mrs. Roosevel,'s
part, of course, because she
must know that there are very
few places in America where
her face is not familiar.
But il is true that in certain
hotels and in restaurants. she is
permitted TO move along as II
she were Sally Doakes from the
ribbon counter. The explana-
ton is that in these places, the
management has instructed its
staff never TO recognize" the
First Lady or make it obvious 10
others that she is present. How
ever. unknown 10 her, whenever
she enters one or other of sew
eral hotels. from one TO two pri-
vate officers maintain quiet
watch over her.
incidentally, in all her years
as mistress of the White House,
Mrs. Roosevelt has only been TO
two night spots-Twenty-One
Club. where she dined with her
sons, James and Franklin D. Jr.,
and Cafe Society Uptown, to
which F. d. Jr. lured her one
night TO listen TO a pianistic
genius named Hazel Scott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
N. Y. Quartet at
Ann Arbor FRIDAY

THE MUSICAL ART QUAR-
TET of New York City. made
up OF the following performers:
Sascha Jacobsen. first violin;
Paul Bernard. second violin;
William Hymanson, viola. and
Marie Roemaet-Rosenoff, violon-
cello, will participate in the first
annual Chamber Music Festival
sponsored by the University Of
Michigan Musical Society in the
main lecture hall of the Rack
ham Building.
The concerts will be given
Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Hours Of Quiet

Broadways dead hours" are
between 9 and II at night. I'm
less you go to a matinee or an
evening performance at the the
alter. But in the night clubs,
there Is no life in the hours I've
mentioned. Then at 5. men
drop in from their businesses
for their afternoon cocktails.
Women drop in from their shop
ping or matinees. And at night,
after II, when the thesters
empty. life. such as 1t is. hops to
tin the clubs, OF course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
ST. Olaf Choir at
Coss Tech Tuesda,

THE ST. OLAF CHOIR. under
the sponsorship of the Salem
Norwegian Lutheran Church of
Detroit, will appear in concert
on Tuesday at BIS p. m. at the
Cass Technical Fl fgh School
auditorium.
DR.. F. Melius Christensen,
composer and conductor, will d.
rect the choir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Uptiltsd Noses

Nothing annoys me more than
highbrow literary" newspapers
and magazines which consider
themselves the last word in adj
vaneed civilization and culture
because their contributors turn
up fabby noses at everything
appealing TO the mass mind.
The formula Is simple. II a
play or a book or a picture or a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Octave Club Holds
Guest Meetinq

FOUR OCTAVE, CLUB WIN
hold a special guest meeting at
the w IN ems City Club On
Wednesday morning at 1880
o'clock.
The program will be given by
Gladys Snyder. soprano: Aileen
Kirby, pianist; Edith Jensen. vio-
linist; Thelma Baker, soprano,
and Helen Maday. pianist. Helen
Hunt will be the accompanist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
typewriter Slime

To the smelliest abbatoir. too.
! should like to exile puny-
minded authors whose type
writers drip sex-sffr1e into every
chapter and whose MASTER
pieces" reek with detailed Sc
duction. rape and incest.
The market is still flooded
with these literary teasers" and
though the law is beginning TO
step in. these books still manage
TO get into the hands of Is to
15-year-old kids. Perhaps. along
with the authors, the publishers.
too. should be hanged from the
nearest hydfdnt-and Migrant
would be tall enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

musical composition meets with
universal appreciation. the
smart" thing to do is to turn
on your best sneer and hiss
then rip the object of favor to
shreds.
Occasionally, as a variation OF
the formula, person desiring
TO attract attention, viii select
those he considers most impor-
tant and subject them to vicious
attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Offer estivaf

THE DETROIT Institute of
Musical Art will present Ar
mand's midseason Festival on
Friday evening at the Detroit
Federation of Women's Clubs.
The students participating are
from the various school classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

Rothschild. Thomas Mann.
Harry Pileer.
Good natured traffic cop at
Forty-seventh and Broadway.
Sour-faced cop at Forty-third
and Seventh avenue. There goes
Johnny Broderick, abulous
character. Leo Indy stands in
the doorway OF his famous res
taurant. The musicians congre-
gate near Forty-eighth and
Broadway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Beethoven Concert

A FULL evening of Beethoven
music will be presented TO the
Center audiences at the third
concert by the Michigan SYM
phony Orchestra under the di-
rection of Walter Poole. on
Tuesday at $50 p. m. with
Evelyn Woods, pianist. as guest
artist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

blind beggars with their ac-
cordions, saxophones and har-
monicas. The theatrical and
literary set congregating for
brunch at Sardi's. Exiles on
Broadway. Lion Feuchtwanger.
Maurice Maetsrlinck. Maron de
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
SObOl Sees
Broadway
In Sunlight
By LOUIS soBoL

-DOTPOURRI - Honly tonk.
blstantly gay street Is
broadway under sunlight. Bois-
ferrous, rowdy. alive with in
consequential excitement. Little
girls, and big girls, pretty and
shapely. but over-painted and
mascaraed, trip along in twos
and threes, with their little
black costume bags, on the way
to rehearsals.
Idlers clutter up the door
ways of the phony auction
shops. jewellery stores. hat
stores. orangeade stands, pine
apple drink stands, hot dog
stands. haberdashery stores,
lunchrooms, doughnut shops.
Stars hurry to their picture
house engagements. Stars rush
10 their matinees. Stars on the
way to Offices of their booking
agents. Girls waiting for their
dates in the Hotel Aston lobby.
Boys waiting for their dates in
the Hotel Aston lobby. Flirts
in all hotel Hobbies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

EflV THE PLACE TO 90
Iuh On stage In PERSON,
KAY KYsER and His Band, -
with college Of Musical knewitdget'
Screen: TRAIL OF rHE vIGILANTEs. s.
ERlNEIIN-isiis ors'ics. sesr Houston
ThhNhLdN Adults zoe, Children Toe.
Rita Bros. Tn "ARGENTTNE NIGHTS"
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clPnrN-woedwars 81 seisep y
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. =. J. Flanagan
1921 Y. Dawson Ave.
No. aIR.IIA


STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
euit Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chancery.
LOUISE SWANSON. PLAINTIFF. va
HOWARD +. SWANSON. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session Of said Court held In
the County Building OF the City OF De-
trolt. county OF Wayne and state Of
Michigan. this 22nd day OF September
A. D.. 1921.
Present Hon: HENRY C. NIcoL. Cir
cult Judge.
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT on nls
herein that the defendant Horace z.
swanson deserted and abandoned the
Plaintiff In 1895 and that he has not
returned 20 see her since that date nor
has he communicated With her nut that
from search and inquiry the Plaintiff
has heen reliably Informed and she vari-
~ believes that the defendant resides 81
the city 81 Indianapolis. In the state 81
Indiana and as such cannot be served
with process issued cut ~ this court
on Morton ~ S. J. Flanagan. Attor-
ney for piainfiff
Howard T. swanson. aprcar and answer
the saif Bill 81 Complaint within the
next three months from date hereof. oI
the zane may he taken as confessed
that cory OF this order he sent 20 tho
defendant by registered mail AZ his last
known address in Indianapolis Indiana
and Ike cory ~ sent n newspaper
and circulated according 70 law IN the
state Of Michigan, and tie County oil
Wayne.
HENRY G SICon
Circuit Judge
"a true copy,
CASPAR = IfNcEMAS. Clerk
nv l.. G. NACLT
DEPUTY Clerk io-t-ii.ls
Dated September 10 1871
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty Idr. VI Turner
300 Branbien II.

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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chas. X. Perkins.
40. n. Warren Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
Gerry
barry CALHOUN. Plaintin. We
GEORGE CALHOUN. Defendant
Present. Honorable GEORGE II. MUR-
TIL Circuit Judge
At a session OF said Court held at the
Court House in the City OF Detroit on
the Is, day Of Oct. AID. 1871.
In this cause n appearing by ant
daNit on nle that tho defendant. George
Calhoun. cannot he served BY process
issued out o. this Court As he IL not a
resident Of tho State OF Michigan. but
resides In the City Of Chicago, County
Of cook. and state Of Illinois
oN MOTION OF CHARLES r, PER
KfNS. attorney for rlainun
1T Is ORDERED THAT the defen'
dant. George Calhoun appear and an
swer tho Rlli OF Complaint IN this cause
within three months from tho date 81
this order. or that said bill viii be TAX
en- as confessed and that this order h'
ruhNshed according % law and COP,
thereof be served upon tho defendant by
registered mail az required nv law.
GEORGE II MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
- True Copv)
cAsrAR y LiNGEMAN. Clerk.
Ry 7. @ NAtLT
Deputy clerk. lo-l--ii-N
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Attys. Lewis. Rowlette 4 Brown
100 ~. Antoine St.
No. Az. 900

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In IN. Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chancery.
ARNITA EVANS Plaintiff. vs. WAL
TER EVANS, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said Court held AZ the
Court House In the city OF Detroit, on
the 26th day Of August. A. d.. 1871
Present. Hon. SHERMAN D. CAL
LENDER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT show
ing that II cannot be nscerfnincd in
what state or Country tho defendant
now resides ana his present where
shouts IL unknown. that his last known
place Of residence VAS care % General
Delivery CITY ~ Cleveland. County OF
cuyahoga, and state Of ohio.
on Motion ~ Lewis Rowie'te A
Brown. attorneys FOR the plaintiff
1T rs ORDERED that tho said
defendant enter his appearance in said
cau<e on or before three (a) months
from The date of this order or the hin
OF complaint may he taken ~ confessed
and that raid order be published and n
copy thereof served upon Defendant nv
registered mail ~ required nv law
SHERMAN d. CALENDER
Circuit Judge
CAsPAR J. LfNGEMAN, clerk
BY T.. q. NArf.T
Deputy Clerk s-'o-ii-i
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Charles II. Perkins

STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the county OF Wayne. In
Chancery.
HARRY GRAY. Plaintiff va ROSIE
GRAY. Defendant
A. session Of said Court held Al the
Court House IN the CITY 81 Detroit on
the 10Th dav o. oct. \ y la4i.
Present. Honorable GEORGE p. MUIR
Ply. Clrcut judge.
In this cause, b. Appearing ~ afhda-
VT on ME that Tho defendant. Rosie
cray. cannot be served by process issued
out OF this Court AS she = not resi-
dent Of the state 90 Mlchean but re-
sides In tho cry OF Goodwill. County OF
Mercer. and state OF West Virginia.
on Motion OF Charles r. Perkins. At
torrcy for Plaintiff
TT Is ORDERED That Ito defendant.
Rose Gray. apYear ard answer 'he Bil
~ complaint IN tnls cause. within three
months from the date ~ this order. or
that sad Hill he taken as confessed and
mat THIS order he p1.b.ished accordine
10 law and > cory thereof 30 served up
on tho Lsfentsrt hy res stored mall as
required ny Jaw
GEORGE NrRrHY
Circuit Judge
a true cory)
cAsPAR J LrNGEMAN. Clerk
~ =. @. NAri.T
Deputy clerk lo-is-li-z9
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Atty. Chas. ". Perkins
525 y. Warren Ave.


eTATF OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Court for The County Of Wayne. IN
Chancery.
SHELLY RERNARD cowAN. Plain.
'iff W SUSIE BELL cowAN. Defend.
ant
AZ, session ~ said Court held =, ~
Court HOUSE IN the city % Detroit IN
sald County. on the 10th day % Oct,
A n faff.
Present. Honorable GEORGE y
MURPHY. circuit Judge
IN this cause. n appearing ~ afhds.
w on nie that tho defendant. Susie
Rel 'oWau. cannot Ne served bv pro er'
issued out o. this Court a. she ~ NOS
u resident ~ The state ~ NiehiFan tn'
reqidr- in the civ of Jackson county
81 Madison AMI state ~ Tennessee
on Motion Of charles ". Perkins. A..
tofney fur the l'ialntin
TT IS ORDERED That the defendant
Susie Heii Covnn. appear and answef
tho nli - Complaint IN his cause
within three months from the date ol
This order. or that said Rni viii be TAX
On ~ confessed and that this order 10
published according 20 law ana copy
thereof served upor tho defendant hy
registered mail as required rs law.
GEORGE " MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
cAsrAR LINGEMAN. clerk.
BY T. q. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk. ts-is-ii-n.