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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
WORK OF CLEARING
GROUND STARTED
FOR CYL NASIUM

The clearing procasa mIaf 10
actual construction went fnFHafd
ON The grounds Of the Moss Point
High School THIS wreck for tie foun-
dation Of Tire new gymnasium and
manual training budding " p
Breland. under contract for the pro-
lect. began this wreck laslne his
ground measurements ana CLEARING
off any distractions that moutd he
la the way 1t the building Duasoi
Of tke uoFth side OF tie stad-
lum fence Il already almost eusue
pleie. In IL place. when the build
ing Il fIntshea. vii so q chain Ink
fence Of the most modern type.
w r BreIand contractor 81 pas
caEOuia, WIS awarded the contract
for this woFk when he made the I1w
bid o. SIS $500. after the City Of
Moss Point had issued bonds fof
10000 ano had advertised for sal
cd bids for tie construction q tie
buiiding. the ehain-link fence. and
modern KrAndstnnds for sfh1fts
SPECTATORS These bonds were sold
70 Lhe Merchants and Marine Bank
Work CT The gymnasium Itself
eniAisinE ~ expenditure o4
$50 %. Is expected 70 start almost
Immediately The large oak trca on
the north side Of tlse field has been
cut down and removed the latter
part Of this wreck
An odd accident occurred duFing
Inc removal q tails tree. When he
w0rkI1en employed BY Mr. Hreland
70 haw the tree down, they
figured It 10 faii where II would DO
10 damage. but BY IN odd aulrk q
fate the tree twisted IN lts fan and
into he present band~hail.
almost completely demolixhtne 0ne-
half d &. Fortunately 10 one vas
Ia the building when the accident
Dccurred. Mr. Breland has started
WORK rbcunstructing the building.
~ the school band win uae L f0f
Inc remainder Of the school year
4 viii probably be used for storage
space during the summer
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
College Glee Club
From PerkinstOn
To Give Concert
WIN Pssnaa ~F1ma&ssx~ AZ R4R
A~ndlierlsam On msmnaas.
Mny q

peSkansfoa 1unssr Cnllpe0 0isa
Club viii present In annual roncert
On May g. ii the PMscMgcaaa Rtxh
School auditorium. featuring s1,s
cursic opezA. H ~ q Ptuafur2
by 0likzrrt nua eaalivan
This presentation Is under he
direction a. Mn Harriet HaItna
wfe ztudled ~ the JuiilAfd Insti-
tufe in New York and b head og
the Music Department eli Perkkn-
stnn. Miss Ruth urnguFy Of the
New OrfeAxas symphony Orchestra
win b. ahe accompanies
Tne program Is a. follows. Part
Tine chorus win render ue fol-
lowing numbers. wake Thee Noa.
Dearest. The Musteai TruA
Glory To uod- from the ~Mez-
sinh. In SttIiy Might On Great
Lone HiiA 0irhsf Quartet Only
A Rose Roses Of Pcaxcy.' Violin
solo by Miss Qregory. prelude %
The DeitRe and Gypsy Airs
Part q II n d Plnafore
with the following cAst Of charac-
tcrss Right Honorable Sir Joseph
Porter, X C. b William Ander-
son: Captain cocuran. Lawson DE
trich. Ralph Rnckstrnw. George
Grace; Dick Demdeyn Richard
Stiefvater, Boatswafn, Robert Sims
Little Batfereup, Wenon&h HaF-
grove: Heve Jean Saunders. Sail
ors and HIS Lords Sisters. Cousins
and Aunts. ChoruA
Personnel. Meiaonee Allen. W.
ham Anderson. Beverly BeEg8. John
Bieuer. Anne Hroadus. Charles Car
rol. Elena hzky Curtis. Elizabeth
DAmbrtnk. Lawson Dietrich. billy
E1am. Lois Frankie. Virginia French.
George Grace. Jean Graves. Wen
onah Hargrove. Charles Hartmann.
Edward Kern. Nellie Ruth Maniar.
Dixie Oliver, Louise Randall. John
Robertson. Jean Saunders. Jewell
Simms. Richard ~StlefvateF, Gloria
Thornton. Robert Tins and LILLIAN
Wright.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

@Z.1189Z#A 49, -
resident q the PRscagouia Motor
Court She and her husband who
Is an empl0see of me ingalls, snip
bulldog Corporation. moved to Pas
cagone i've months aRo from Keo-
xho. Mo The second savings staEas.
was sold TO Ed Cole of PAaeMsuula.
M X Alexander. postmaster NJ
Moss Point. stated yesterday after
noon that there was considerable
interest N the purchase Of both
bonds and stamps IN Moss Point
He announced that q large number
Of stamps had been sold and indlca-
tons are that there will be many
bonds sold At his office within the
next few days. He announced that
the first stamps sold at his office
were purchased by two representa-
tives for The State Tax Commission.
who told him that they intended 70
buy q stamp at each postofftee
which they visited.
The new Defense Savings Bond 4
similar to the Baby nonasv Of
which more than S5.000000.0 900 have
been sold since 1895 70 investors
The stamps range IN value from
10 cents to s. The bonds are n
denominations OF e25. $50. 800
$500 and $1,000.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

The Bzazstaas Wxsnnns C4feka Il
the Presbyterian Churrh wna o.
aanised "Wednesday eeenina. Af3il
14 al ire hksuae az MrR nAlEh Hai@
lister. Nite m<fneeFH were Nr8~
eut and the foll9AinN effIeefs nefa
elected Mrs. naipn HOLSTER chair
man. Mfa kfma KyanM azIsSaaY-
treasurer kklka keuds AlAs MIR
phy. Blhie leader, Misssa CMthNFzux
West and Knthieen Ksli. pfuxlNm
hadeFx After Ire falaEneas nseeA.
inx. Mrn ffnsiistef served hef guests
FNfrexhmez1ta shEie . Ao1laf h1aT
vas enfoEed ThD asw aTsanias-
kion ulii meet Ehe second MAs11zF
At every n1euti.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Cenn-up Schedule
Suggested For Week

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Golden Wedding OF
MIR. And Mrs. +. Z.
krehs Celebrated

M nna Mn 4 q ErshM ee-
hrAsna nhsIr eazsxn wc<nN an
niFerxasg Seaaax, Armu -. mlzh
. reexnen ~ ne hcsae q usN
EEnFaMn MEsA erarNA6aa4hssf aa
Mr.. ard MeM Rny KFpsm
uRxr3mlcxm wwFx eafstea III
ureay a. y4Asw flnW@Ff tnfunsa
TIE hoszm IN msx censef M ~
snAaa knp1 . kgxfy tnxse NRFz4
seadanx e4kA ap4xaSzaAtsfF e@u
ntea Tor ire uccextnn
Mrs. Y n Krxhn ard kEf& } 3
Kream both @rAnAAmaxhtm~tn-iaw
81 Ee eNexMnsA recaxea TIE
Eanam nazfAns me sccsitEn9 hoas2
wnlnh ard eakN we're serves ~
Asssns cnahsFkne nufls& 1aanIta
Oensile Janice 0cntiie ard loan
Watkrr q PaNakuulas Mtm Mar
Enctsas AZ OulfpCx1 ard MaN VIZ
terra Enuhaa AZ laurel
On Aprsi - ISL hna Nk1uiA
FNcf4as became Tire nFt9e u 3 q
KreAx TIE ceremony whk peFfarvned
at Our LAZY ex Vesrwtcs church wtkh
Father Olfpm o4ftcsatEna The
hr3doxnAkok u0fe. Miss Elmbelh
KsN M1N Virginia FechAs and MIS-
Blanche C~essfpeaax all RESIDENTS -
namrAEunaa 8 the time Miss
Clanrpamax i noW Mr4 Blanche
PfUntx u New Orleans ar. and
AzS1. Kre&m asw beth llfe iNaK resi-.
dents ~ F1snaguaia They have
"a son. Ray Kfehs and s4x grand
children
Out % town guests for THIS happy
occasion we're m ard Mu Paul
Orngu, kfixses MAFeAraete and
Helena Aarrfll Mrn Lilian Maffln
Hunter s MuFFin jackson X MuK-
rin ard 0egwee De Aneelo Of Mo-
bile: Nils Victoria Eechas and
Miss ncEothy Ann Martin Of lAuFeas
Miss Arais Walker q Bslau and
Miss Mary Eechas o. Oulfpxt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
All Camp To
Be Held In Biloxi

The jackson County 4-H Council
and Home Demonstration Club lead
err win hold their annual camp On
june II. IS and IA. II was announc-
ed following their meeting held last
Saturday. The camp VIII be held
AZ the Methodist Seashore Camp
grounds In Biloxi instead Of II the
Boy Scout Camp as has been the
custom for the past years.
1t was decided TO have all All
club members and their leaders In
vited TO attend the camp. Parents
OF the members also are extended
an invitation to join the youEg peo-
pie at that time.
During the business session also
there were discussions on various
crafts, such Is woodwork, leather
work and needle work.
Tomorrow during the annual All
Attainment Day program and fes-
tival to Be held at the Pascaxuula
Community House. the leaders VIII
conduct the county contests and
generally assist in carrying out the
program
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
pascagoula Office
Of MSES Has New
Manager, r. H. Land

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MMn commented 81 Mf&nNsxxKa4 IN
asxman&aneak ~ hAA eMAAM&
runaeA - NnaFNMaHt s~nsexxlwMnf
ARD ea4mmaw EaK Ire AkHEa etAce
1857
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II Is uss - e this NeEgef - h<ats
wofkege - Mlil kNe eENnlaNsx
ntsxik and tfife&fsh th4 pahiN en-.
p~aoyfness mssfcNN 1893 kxnl ufShrex
me entire NashzA may BE- mesfssase
h uee~saAry
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
ROTARTANS or
MOSS POINT
HEAR OF CLINIC
ntrreaas o. nc1ns7As CFznvAsa Asaa
mxas1iAl n NasM1phh 1ess -
NesA E.efmK nN9N

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tase mfhaxs Mnl@ry Csan Ak& 4 aHM
toF a. re Trt-Hansa cnk ~
cxsnpaAs Adaats a. Me4a{@1A 1wn
uAA ths maseabal spesAxx 81 -
naeeflna ot ~ Mum& rolns RatksY
Chuh heM tnamy ri nean At na
Moss nnant C~uzamaniiH MNzm
ar Cnarat&n N IN Hsene
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ina acex 81 tf3a eisFitn Makh 4
UEcrNteo 81 tse Nn4Axt E IS
Msatzzsfsxk nessnssa4e ARD Afk
A q charitable lnalltalsan Hx eli.
lined si1e p~Fo<smdurps - - tsstN
~ ia estlts8 pmtAenS* msa - IT,
ssifutsun. Ne spo4N "a usx uasz
ef lornttna uae cFippaea whn red
ureAtnsenf 80 ns44nae uaegn - 90 Has
nln. uhAt 10 40 ~ se4 taem m
gasn hnsgalAl ard shat s. an Afsef
tnry are theSs n each eAsa. - ns14
iisaea ne procedure - Be fNkaxa
nlyinx ~possoFeks sxsmplcA Ard CAS-
histories
Ia unN natttuftun theeaAnda IL
xffppted A1alte hare hnnn FesGap4d
use uNn & arms and nmtm ard
cured 81 ether mA1.adsaskna efsn.
dikacsAA Al surgical 0sN& Il oon-
necfion with u1e trnntnssst - fl.e
patientz eeut utesN ans dlaer1asls
~ their cases. Il DONE FIRE. n cheras
BY meEnhera of uhe eiinAca etau
Mr Chapman ateo aacAe * tnA
work bNinK aane % Aid cfsfxssen
children III tfse stale Tina hnm
ever Is handed thFuuqh TIE Nlahaas
sfppi state welfare Depnrtnaanf u
jackson The Rotariana can hzln
in this HoE& too. he stated. IL 81.
lgmfng almost the Same mNeaaw
- u used N iocasing and Akdins me
adults
The members az the clnb ve4sA 10
change TIE customary prnelhan 81
giving . contribution II ore cent
for each year o. his itla un tnn
anniversary a. hla birthday ant tn
ttse future the birthday Fikf eth BE-
five cents fer each year This lsasaat
Is placed Ia = special fund foE ear
rying On TIE wuk 81 eidine crippled
children.
The junsuF RntaFkEn fw shs
month uE MAJ. selected from the
senior class Of TIE Moaa point nleii
School Naz introduced a the meet
ing. He l. Harvey HeessaFa ..
Paul chaFbonetts Of H~aftsasbax
was q visiting RotaFian.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

Donttuued from Page Onsl
Ars W v weodman. second. nn
w. r. keil
Most Outstanding flower Of tse
ahow-F1r1 prize. Mrs J. . CoIs
second. HRS. -. r. Keil
Mort Outstanding flower a ehe
First prize. Mrs Ross Murphy: &C.
ond, Mrs. J. r. Watts.
Pot Plants
0eraniHn~Flfsi prize. Mrs. F p
Grant second. AfA. J LAatherhszrr
BeeOnlA-Erat prize, Arn E11Is
Cole. eeeaa4 Ara EDDIE cole
Boston FsEn-ho first. ssenna
Mr Eddie Cole.
Aaideu Hair FeFn-Fra uzEzs
Mr. James Larsen
Most Unusual Pot Flaut-wrzs
prize. AE4 = -. Woodm.u -
ond Mr. Robert Heineck4
Out-MetoNu guests ATTENDING fs4a
show Neze. m 0arne4 cMzre.on
Plant CtF. "a hm Joe l. Aasass
h~@ttiesoaEas MEa james I. prsaf
MFx - e NAsaen. Mrs nez~es
Y0uns ard Mu O. Is. aleKsasf
Ocean Springs. Maxine $3.50
STATE College. IN b Leake. 49,
Orleans. MxN / a T0mtlnaen -
, King r. 4 Jonte Do45sAv
dcute, Afa = 9. Eiey. AZ. 49,
colm4f. - Azzeasa Haate9 -
Iouiae MeLsod Mrs W. p 1870
Mr1 = = L1we. and Mr. e.eue<s
Eeeoe Aaa Nszas. Mu clauaa
Beetle, AasaAkea. Wis - =
bao<h. 81 HAaelseo. IL 4az@.
#ef049. Hzza.zHs Al - -
Mrs A = #Zz aH4 sau - : .
ur4h4fu - Hsesfe O. c.
Afts A1Ezs Hzh Mra Z = ossz
tier. Me4 FaE14. John sehfllsnsff
AgstM = F = MF4 y ! o.
Asw c9ksHss - sna Mr. = y
taton. 8Q4 A. Miss -
An1iaea - HlnaR LallI - .
kia4 #1# IRA r. 4 UazIzzz
~ #as#& SIS II = =
utqe aEd - 4 ~ Griffin aaz@.
pr ana H. - Ar & Il as5o
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Henkel Store Front
Undergoing Changes

Extensive improvements an6 -
DogAt&una ere being made - re
n q HGakzL 5-i0-1s cenE sore
on DeiHaa azenue n PAzEazuuzA
When the present. Noxk \ eaupzezsd
the store 81 have 4 eafrsKa eiasz
front W1fh nozzom border and sH-
deu aroau1 - display Windows
beng nnizne4 - wzne and Haff.
On - ezzH eezner q ae 1alz4=
ina xheFe III - ; kzff cazuma-
when caznuEod 01e Heazz III.
have three e~zzfzEea and fer EaTaz
display Nau1saz AZ pSez6uE ahsze
ere so entrances z1d azFes NIn-
s SeeEzzE me1fhs go f EsFae
zddiInn IS mad - Hk reaT q
ne tore + ere for he Increased
b1tinrzA
a zlsssnfzzdsT. hc.l eazsEzaa
5 ID chaFas q ae cozsa&<zaa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Council Of Episcopal
Women To Meet Al
Gulfport On May 3

The District meeting Of the Of
the Council q Church Women Of
the Episcopal Church. viii he held
In the parish house Of 81. Peters
Church By the Sea, at 0ulfpore. on
Wednesday. HAY = The women OF
81 Peters Church Win be the hos-
tesses. and would like 10 know how
many from psscaguula win be pres
emit Those intending 70 80 yin
please get IN touch with ARA. n p.
Carter, 80 School street Luncheon
viii be served It the Parish House
1T one O'Clock.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
LOCAL TOPICS


CONTINUED PROM Page sevsn)
Miss Maxine Naugher Of State
College. assistant All Club agent.
spent the past week end IN Pas
cagoula- While here. Miss Naugher
attended the Pascaeoula flower
show and the dance on Saturday
night.
Mr. and ksrs. ]. NJ. Coney iii
leave this week end for Lafayette.
La. where they viii make their
home IN the future.
o.
Mrs. Roy Winefieid returned TO
her home Tuesday afternoon from
the Jackson Conufy Hospital where
she underwent = major operation.
Mrs Wingfield Is improving nice
~ but vii Be confined to her bed
for a shoEt while
%
Mrs. Prank Hudson and Miss Hea-
sic Perry were visitors o ouifp0Tt.
Tuesday.
MIA J. & Quinn and small 6sugh-
ter. Ann. returned THURSDAY morn
ing from Eii1ay. Georgia. where
they speut the past few weeks
visiting Mr. ouinns parents. Ii.
and Mrs. Prank Waters
%
Commander and Mira. Gerald
Thomson ard daughter. Penny.
drove TO Pensacola. Florida. SIN
day, for Ire d..
Prank Hudson returned Tuesday
from Il Grange. Georgia where be
has been visiting relatives during
the past ueek
Or. ard Mn J ~ LaekaFa III
return Friday night from : Naeks
MOTOR tip u me East
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
YWBC Has Regular
Weekly Meeting And
Elects New Member

The Young Women,s Business
Club held its regular weekly meet
ing at the FIremens Han on Mon
day night. April 20. A vote was
taken for 3 new member and Miss
Mary Gaufier. Who Is connected
g1th the local draft board vas
elected Miss Gautier VII Be
initiated into tire club At the next
meeting. Monday. May 5.
Miss Ruth Cain. general chair
man Of the Cleanup Campaign.
spoke 20 the members and plans
for their part in the campaign we're
discussed Also plans were discussed
for q dance 70 be given b. the
club some time this month
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

vel under Va. The campaign III
continue foT about 70 more dayl
and TIE fun cooperation of al ~
citizena h being solicited II -
movement - make 3 greater
more attractive ard bst1er PzzeA.
E0ula~
TIE Chrsaleie- star
P~asHaeaals. Hzls.
0en1leaea*
aneeFs fhzzks % ygm nper far
yeur vsFy sHlenah e~sapeFzEfaa
Ia fhe Cze4u-Up CmmwIxa.
The pzzzazezzT given Il i heznx
ven reuelvea - h eyiaeazea -
thu fespsnse.
n y -. earnest 1nise - 49,
eEpreze 80 deeD sTalf1a6e -
the msEeAaa4a - DE es1s ~
- ~geasEsazlY eesaaied mzaazlzA
ana funazI - he<R - nAaka Us
enmpmin - munaHEfe4 81
oens 4 = 6ssllneA . -
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tFa4 - - 81 GsAs -
Elter e = Nza4al Azes =
theRzezHz
Kea Gza-up ComaEzza s
wu<A1ng hzza an4 alIlsszEaF -
make - LAAaAAxm - So
cnm Is azasz.es-mna - - -
pos Hhs ha4s hssna - i -
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

The first census Of Miszizzlpps
wa taken IN 1900 and showed 3
population Of $3.50. 1,250 Of these
lived In what Is now Alabama. The
census Of 1870 showed Mississippi
had decreased IN population But
By 1890 the population had passed
100000 The final figures for the
1870 census gives Mississippi 3 pop
ulAuon Of 7Ie1. 7p6. or an Increase
o. 1885 since the 1890 eensun
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

Continued Prom Page one1
therefore PAseaeoula had : sort Of
fatheriy interest In those two clubs.
Major Bresh. In charge Of the
Army Recreation Camp here, vas
present. aud made q talk on the
camp. saying that u was the first
one Of the kind ever established IN
this o. any other country. He uas
invited . become : regular visitor
70 the Rotary Club a. long as he
remained here.
Tom Wells had two guests.
Me&srs Eccles q Jackson and e
Roberts Of roplarsfiie.
Visiting RUtarians. besides thase
from L~ueedaIe. we're. Iouia Bond,
BIZ Stewart and John Macarthur. Of
Moss Point: and Rotarfan Arlett q
Taft. Calf ard Boatrisht q. vin-
cent Okla.
Hots-FFe 81 the above named
bucednte EosaFiana were uHavold-
ably detained and we're unable 20
appear At the meeting after send
ing their names IN before ne meet
ing. They are Is follows. Wallace
Calhoun. DwaIn Luce, nznse Luce
Z II. Wet and J. b HfIIsEea1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
ROTARY GLIB :
TO fTcEDAa.E CLUB
WEDNESDAY NOON

econtlnusd prom &c o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Trapped by Romance

Boyer. however. plays it as an
ambitious man helplessly trapped
by romantic destiny which or
dained this great love. He neither
rants nor raves. He quietly bows to
the dictates of his heart and then
returns TO the conventional side of
a life which fate has mapped out
for him.
SULLIVAN and Boyer prove ideal
foils for one another and their
teamwork helps TO make this one
of the outstanding pictures of the
year. particularly for feminine
audiences.
There is little time for comedy.
but what humor is injected is
deity done principally due TO the
able efforts of Frank McHugh and
Esther Dale.
Most effective and fraught with
realistic effects is the death scene
which some may find a little too
grim. except that the unpleasant
aspects are softened by a touch
ing finale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

wealthy, though slightly married,
scion of a Philadelphia Main Line
family or clipping with a respec-
table but impecunious young doc
tor.
A clever adaptation of the FLASH
back technique reveals something
of kitty's background; how she got
TO be white collar girl and what
steps led 10 her present romantic
dilemma We review her early life
with a devoted father. her first
job, her Hove at air with the Pi1ifd-
delphia chap. her unhappy mar
riaGe and her return to a career.
These episodes are neatly strung
together with one of those phony
snow storm paper weights as the
key to each sequence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Universal Appeal

The general feminine appeal
here is that every girl Uho sees
Il WiH Immediately put herself in
kittys' dainty shoes.
We Were delighted chiefly be-
cause Of Ginger Rogers, who has
certainly turned out to be a
splendid actress. We don't think
Us should have Hked the picture
nearly as much had some one
else portrayed Kitty.
TWo neW and handsome chaps
are featured as kittys' suitors in
the superb cast. Dennis Morgan
oequits himself admirably as the
Philadelphia dream prince, whiis
James Craig as the doctor causes
heart poIpitations vith the girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Splendid Support

Ernest Cossart makes Kitty's
father a warm and lovable char
acter. while Gladys Cooper does
the most with a brief appearance
as a Main Line society matron.
Sequences you will particularly
enjoy are the scene at the speak
easy and the one in which the
young doctor first calls on Kitty,
one of the most hilarious we've
howled over in some time.
George Sanders takes over the
miraculous duties of that phe-
nomenal superman. Simon Tenn
plar, known as The Saint to his
mystery fans. He replaces Louis
Hayward in The Saint at Palm
Springs" to solve a complicated
crime over the possession of some
priceless stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

tonce and is a picture which
shouldn't be missed.
Incidentally, Back Street" is
the first picture here to be
shown under the neU Fox policy
Of hoVine only a single impor-
tdnt feature in the evening. For
matinee purposes another film,
Youth WW Be Served" fsotur-
ing Jane Wnhers, DiH be added
to the regular program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Recital

SEyENTY-FIVE vocal students
of the Roth and Berdun School of
Stage and Radio will appear in re-
cital in Grinnell Brothers audi
forum, Wednesday, February u,
beginning at 8 p. m. The recital
is under the supervision of James
G. Young. head of the schools vo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

Fausto Curhello. the perfect
pianist who used 10 commit key
board capers for Cugat now has his
own orchestra which opened sim
ultaneously with Desi and Grace
and Graham. one of the best dance
teams in the country.
The Terrace Room has left but
practically nothing 70 the imagi-
nation because this combination
Of talent is real-dehnitely in the
flesh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

half the feni-
nine population
in the country
with her char
In
fact we expect
10 find girls TO
right and left of
us. re ing
pristine throat
wear and eX-
claiming Judas
Priest as a re-
suit of this film.
But besides be-
ing pretty and
efficient. Kitty
Foyle is also
very romantic
and it is this
W h j c h almost
proves her un-
doing.
AS the film
opens we find
Kitty torn be-
tween running
- So 4. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Musical at Littman' S

DIE REBITZIN FUN HAM
TRAMCK," a musical comedy, is
now in its second week at Lit
mans Peoples Theater. Principle
roles in the cast are played by
Nathan and Rose Goldberg, and
Jacob and Betty Jacobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
4 Magnificent Job

Miss SulIauon handles these
scenes with such subtiety that
she carefully avoids oil the obUi-
Gus pitfalls Of oVer-sentimentaiity
and mock hsroies.
Boyer. too. carries himself
With distinction and onaxinR
Hnesse. The role Of Saxei, the
man who accepts this complete
devotion for so little return. is
dangerously close to that of
heel. In fact, one DeH known
Hollywood actor of lesser abiii-
ties turned down the part be-
cause it shed such unpleasant
HRht on him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

Arnaz, the tall dark and Cuban
sensation of Too Many Girls, "
gives out with congas-- seductive
ballads. rhumba rhythms and not
only sings. but dances. plays gui-
tars, drums so eXcitingly that they
even win the applause of his wife,
the gorgeous Lucille Ball of pic
ture fame, who is here for a few
DAYS.