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Evening star., 1941-04-17
College Sports

BASEBALL.
Army, IL; Amherst, 5.
Michigan, 6; Navy, 2.
Pcnnsylvania, 9; Yale, 4.
Temple, 8; Lehigh, l.
Princeton, 9: Columbia, ).
Rutgers, Is: N. Y. u, 16.
Stevens, 3; Drew. 9
Newberry, 5; Erskine, l.
St.: Johns tBrocklyn). IA: Wake
Duke, T; N c. State, l.
Western Michigan Teachers. Q; Ohio
O., 2.
TENNIS.
Western State Teachers, s; American
W M. I. 8: George washington, l.
Navy, g; William and Mary, 0.
Princeton, @; Rutgers, o.
North Carolina, 8; Michigan, l.
Furman, r; Ersktne, 0.
Presbyterian, @: Boston College, o.
LACROSSE.
North Carolina, 10: Duke, ..
TRACK.
Gallaudet, So; Johns Hopkins. 80.
Richmond Frosh, 76i Staunton NJ. A, 81
Evening star., 1941-04-17
6. w. Net Chances Slim
In Match at W. & l..
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEXINGTON, Va, April IT,
George Washington's luckless and
apparently one-man tennis team had
little hope Of beating Washington
and Lee here today. following an 81
rout at V. M I. yesterday.
AS usual, Middle Atlantic Cham
pion David johnson saved the Colo
mails from q shutout.
sinsles1SJohnssn (a. W. defeated
feated Lifshutz. 81, 60; Beckham
X. N. = defeated zeller.s 81. 81, Hill
len ". M y defeaed Mann, s-2, E6,
6-3: Birchett ". M. - defeated Newell,
Doubles Can't. Thomas tv. M. II de-
feated johnson, zeller, g. 26, 6":
am Mgllep W NJ - dsfestsd ,ssS.,. Gee' v Mann
defeated Lifshutz. Newell 60, &c.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Some Weak, Ragged Spots
Thot Cont Be Judged

When they get under way In
April there always are number
of weak or ragged spots that can't
be correctly judged in advance.
Here are just a few:
1. Yankee pitching, IN the search
for a 20-game winner.
2. Indian power, plus the memory
Of a pennant thrown away.
3. Brooklyn's play at second, plus
Brooklyn pitching, which may or
may not be good enough.
4. The Cardinal infield. still
scrambled. Also, Cardinal pitching,
5. The Tiger infield-plus Hank
Greenberg's status in the draft.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Maryland Rookie Star
Is New to Athletics

Bob Fetters. Maryland sophomore
from Baltimore, who won his letter
in basketball the past season and
now is playing regularly at cover
point for the lacrosse team, never
took part in either sport in high
school. He attended Baltimore Poly.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Scorers Are Dizzy
In Chattanooga
By the Associated Press.

bF INt AStOCIdItd FIess.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April
17-Chattanooga of the Southern
Association is running scorekeep-
ers dizzy.
Eighty runs have been scored
in the clubs last three games
SIS OF them OF Chattanooga
pitchers. And the team lost all
three contests-25 to !. 10 to Q,
and 20 to IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Fairy Story Life

Life is just one doggone fairy
story after another for Joan
since Sergeant York" and Gary
Cooper came into her life. About
a month ago, Warmers put Joan
and her mother on an eastbound
train and told them 10 have a
good time in New York-on the
studio. They were told that
Joan would be expected to give
out some interviews, ride in the
Sergeant York" parade uptown,
pose for pictures and for the
rest OF it-they could just have
a good time seeing the shows
and cafes.
Imagine" said Cinderella
Leslie, who has a sense OF
humor, "seeing New York on an
expense account"
/ agreed it was better than a
golden wand anytime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

ENROL FLY mn Is cast
as a fight surgeon in the
technicolor film, Dive
Bomber" at the Michigan.
that Or. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
is a sensation in contemporaries
ularly Ingrid Bergman.
The Frances Clifford divorce
suit against James Dunn was no
surprise although her friends
were surprised she filed in a
Los Angeles court. Evidently, in
spite of those new romance
rumors, Frances is going TO take
a year TO think it over before
trying matrimony again.
The beeg cafe event OF the
week was the opening Of John
Murray Anderson's Silver
Screen Revue" at the Wiltshire
Bowl Milton Berries ma IS
wearing dark glasses all the
time and some wag says the
reason is she's seen Milton so
many times in Sun Valley
Serenade' she's snowblind!
CIaudette in Arithmetic
Well. I'm on my way 10 Dixon.
trying to catch my breath after
the widest ride I've ever had
catching a train just IS minutes
after our broadcast Of Belle
Starr was over. I'll be telling
you more about the Dixon
junket in the next few days.
When DR.. Joel PreSsman heard
that his wife, Claudette Colbert,
was going to instruct a class in
compound interest for a scene in
Remember the Day'-he made
one OF his rare appearances at
the studio. According TO Joel,
Claudette can't even add a gin
rummy score and he wanted TO
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Warmers to Introduce
Ballet to Film Public
BY NEIL RAU
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES

productions. gagged Efrem
Hurts, tall, dynamic Russian
who has been conductor Of the
ballet eight years. and give him
a 76-piece orchestra.
Hurts and members Of the bal
let are used to the limelight. but
they never reckoned with Holly
wood. So far their motion pic
ture debut has been a bowling
success.
They have caused so much ex-
element among their glamorous
associates on the Warner lot
that the studio has been forced
TO station extra policemen on the
sound stage where they are
working TO keep movie lumi-
naries from crashing the set.
In a single day Ann Sheridan.
Enrol Flynn, Jimmy Cagney, Bette
Davis, Dennis Morgan. Mary
Pickford, Charlie Chaplin and
many other stars interrupted
shooting 10 get autographs and
10 talk with members OF the bal
let. Blase Hollywood Is intrigued
no end.
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HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 13.

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. Is.
IF YOU'RE not of the carriage
Il trade" and can take your
RImsky Korsakof or leave it,
you're dangerously close to be-
coming a guinea pig.
Roughly translated from
White Russian this means that
as a motion picture fan you'll
soon become part Of a great ex-
periment-an attempt on the
part of Warner Bros. studios 10
prove that the great American
public has an affinity for clas-
steal ballet. J. l.. Warner started
working on this premise when he
observed that the Ballet Russo
de Monte Carlo is a perennial
sell-out wherever it appears.
and he decided to bring II 10
motion pictures.
II cost Warner Bros. $50, 600
merely to get started on the two
numbers 10 be filmed in techni-
color, "Capriccio Espagnol, and
IL Gate Parisienne." Gordon
Hollingshead, in charge OF the
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Movie Clock

MICHIGAN - Dive
Bomber" 12:17, 3:51, TBS,
1859 p. m; The Great Mr..
Nobody" IL a. m, 2:34, sos,
GAP p. m.
FOX-"Sun Valley Sere-
made" 12:14, 2::54, 5:34. 8:14,
1854 p. m; Charlie Chan in
Rio" 11:04 a. m, LA, 4:24,
7:04. 9:44 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS - DIR
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" IL
a. m, $50. $40. 1926 p. m;
"Whistling in the Dark"
100, els, $40 p. m.
ADAMS - Hold That
Ghost" 1910, 2:45. $40.
7:55. 1920 p. m; Private
Nurse" 11:09 a. m, 1:44,
4:19, 6:54. 9:29 p. m.
PALMS-STATE - Jungle
Cavalcade." IL a. m. 1:55,
4:50, 7:45, 10:40 p. M;
Three Cockeyed Sailors"
12:4O, 3:35, $50, 9:25 p. m.
MADISON-"In Old Chi
cago." IL a. m. 2:52. 6:44,
1926 p. M; Honeymoon in
Bali" lila, sos, 1858 p. m.
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Found at Is

When Joan was IS a Warner
talent scout spotted and tipped
the studio off that she had
something. The result was a six
months optional contract and a
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CaSS Holds +,
People Two.
More Weeks

0NIEET THE PEOPLE" at
NA the Cass Theater is 20
remain at that house for another
two weeks, starting with the
evening performance Sunday.
However. the Wednesday matt
nees are being eliminated for
this week and next. There will
be a baragin matinee Saturday.
During the past week business
at the Cass jumped by leaps and
bounds and so the company is
assured of remaining the full
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
By LOUELLA
PARSONS
Hedy Lamar Anxious
To Give Good Portrayal
OF Marquand's Marvin
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. Is.

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 13.
leVSa ;.:st .;'isH ::,:: %y :.sf :: s:s
that / was to play In H. NJ Pullman, Esq.,,
- said Hedy Lamar when she came to see me
was sick in bed with a cold and Hedy eager
to talk to me about the Marquand heroine who had
become such controversial subject among the readers
:, !, ~. of this best seller, that she paid me
/. c 81 told my director King yidor"
w OO''""S" said Hedy that Marvin and i didn't
have thing that she hated love snow
that she liked to pound typewriter and that she was
business woman Business DEATH but have such
confidence King. I that with hi help can make
Marvin beievabIe. complained King that Marvin
different the Poles he said You weren't any
thing like the girl in Comrade X, and 1t Is the best
work you ever did,"
maybe King Is right" I told Hedy you're not
American girl. and to Marvin typifes 100 per cent
American girl"
How do you Marvin Is American girl'" asked
Hedy.
THE author never says where from,
does he discuss her nationality. How Mi: T.;co.
do make gesture to over N'o'V'" 'fP'e'
all criticism such as yours American Girl
Hedy went
I'VE have the girl this country after spending
most her life abroad and that doesn't materially AFFECT the
story opposed play Marvin after reading the
you about that talked Mr. Marquand for long time
Marvin girl could remember 20 years
Looking a Hedy who in white Stacks and pale blue
coat was overwhelmingly beautiful thought myself that
Marquand he talking about because nc man
could forget her do believe Hedy the pretest girl ever
life Her complexion is so lovely her mar so oak
eyes light gray had expected TO have luncheon
her. cold kept bed she called to see
she might and
II just couldn't wait to talk to about two things
she said. Marvin and Bob Hope. Do you
A0mfS oeInQ think l could possibly meet Bob Hope?"
o. L. r. l told her l thought it might be
"He my ideal love him the and think he
Is funny. I al what You might call Bob Hope fan
"You and 100000 Others" l told her.
Just one favor" said Hedy. IF ! could play
Mildred Grams Forever would be the happest girl in the
world. Can't you do something about it,"
7 good Hedy apparently thinks |
persuade the studios what 10 do and what not TO do
Forever" the story that Janet Gaynor thought well
enough buy and MM purchased it. Hedy feels 1t is
story the world she wants TO do must read 1t to
see if it is right for her as Hedy feels 1t is.
l said to her she leaving
mo what controversy there may be about your
playing Marvin your beauty certainly DID, \A/rI
won't be n matter of dispute" oeoo'I WV"
"Ah, but you should Re- O;so,,4aJ
Marvin" said Hedy. IL glasses and
sweater (attenon Hays Office and dressed In the
period typical business girl Of that day. My hair In
clothes terrible.
Hedy is apparently determined TO overcome the many
criticisms against her playing Marvin, and must say
admire determination to win out in the argument the
author thinks right he should know who are the
Of to object?
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Joan Leslie
Lives in a
Fairyland
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLY WOOD, Sepl. lo'
A FTER more years than care
"A to admit of writing Cinder-
ella stories I find I'm growing a
little weary of them. Yes, /
know it's wonderful how these
unknown youngsters come 10
Hollywood from no place at all
and become glamour girls over
night. It's too, too wonderful
for words. But all the same /
made up my mind some time
ago wouldn't do another Gin
derella girl story if l could
help il.
So what happens 10 the best
laid plans of mice. men and
interviewers l.. o. p. hands
me Joan Leslie.
I must say that for my fare
we'll appearance with Cinderellas
/ got the prize of them all. If
there's a more perfect Ella
than this little Detroit girl who
got the break of her life with
Gary Cooper in Sergeant York
l wish she'd speak up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Novel, COR
PHYLLIS Brooks Dates One
Bean Only NOW, a
Kings Grandson
BY LOUELLA o. PARSONS
Notion Picture Editor. Init News serVice

HOLLYWOOD, Sept -.
DANDOM thoughts Of the
IL week:
Phyllis Brooks. who used 10
love the bright lights and who
stepped out wlth a different
beau every night, has changed
her tune. The reason Is John
Braganza. her New York heart
beat.
Since he became an American
citizen and discarded his royal
title a great many people have
forgotten that Braganza is a
grandson. OF the X OF
Portugal.
Divorce Suit Not Surprise
If Martha SCOTS baby is a
girl she'll name II Emily after
Emily Webb" the character
she played in Our Town" and
incidentally her favorite role Z.
Bob Montgomery writes friends
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By JOHN
ANDER
Broadway
Title Given
SilVernan
NEW YORK, Sept. -.

NEW YORK, Sept. -.
I ORD BROADWAY is quite a
IL title TO give anybody on
street that has known such
dissimilar modern masters as
Belasco and Ziegfeld. the Froh-
mans. Shuberts, Erlanger. Cohan
and Harris. but Dayton Stoddart
confers it blithely upon Slime
Silverman in a biography OF the
founder and editor of Variety,
Just published by Wilfred Funk,
Inc
Nowadays a shrunken legiti-
mate theater is tucked away IN
the back of the book dominated
by movies and radio. and Shines
beloved vaudeville. resisting all
efforts at resuscitation. is merely
q fond memory.
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Tribute 10 Writer

7 imagine that these would
have been the very defects OF
the book if Slime had written
il himself. so that even this OBJ
lection is a tribute TO Mr.. Stod-
darts sympathy with his sub
ject.
The snapshots OF Sine a-woo-
Ing Hattie The Skirt and his
disarrning indulgence of Sid, his
son and crown prince, are me
brightest chapters IN a DOCK
about a man whose public life.
after all. in his warfare with
Albee. the Shuberts. Mountford
OF the white Rats" Union, and
so on. held considerable sig
nificance.
Almost never does Mr.. Stod-
dart discuss the brilliant edl-
torial and critical sense which
made Slime a shrewd advisor to
such people as Jolson. Durante,
Winchell and many others.
There are snatches OF his re-
viewing, always 10 the point.
always professional and even
technical, yet we never see this
peculiar, almost mystical and
intuitive faculty related TO a
man who began life as a but
ton-sewer in his fathers SYRIA
cuse workshop, as a house
dealer in small poolroom
poker game and as bookkeeper
in a New York loan office.
Yet the fact that Slime knew
what he was talking about was,
after his inherent honesty and
Independence, the most import
ant thing about the man.
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get a booking. They had to
travel around the country to get
them and they were continually
in hot water as a result Of the
child labor laws. Journeying in
an automobile always overloaded
with Brodels, luggage and mu-
steal instruments. the family
covered most of the United
States and Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Couldn't Believe II

"But all the time we were
having all the fun and all the
excitement was going on, mother
and / kept pinching ourselves to
see II IL was really true. The
last time we were in New York
1 was tramping Broadway in my
sister Mary's castOf shoes look
ing for a job.
The three Brodels (Joan's
real name is Brodel-changed
by Warmers because of the sim
ilarity to Joan Blondelps) were
a juvenile sister act" when they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Star Favorite

ENDEARED TO stage and
screen audiences all over the
world for IS years past. Leon
Enrol. eccentric rubber legs"
comedian. currently stars in the
farce, Hurry, Charlie, Hurry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

HOLLYWUUD sept
~OUR strong reaction against my playing Marvin
- NJ expressed my feelings exactly when i was told
that 1 was o play In H NJ. Pullman, Esq.,
n said Hedy Lamar when she came to see me a
few days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
More Important

Yet if Slime doesn't merit the
title OF Lord Broadway (any
more than any other one NAM
ne was probably more important
than Mr.. Stoddart's breezy, in
formative. amusing but incon-
elusive biography makes out.
1t is an affectionate portrait,
which il has every right to be
considering the warmth and
genialty of the sitter. but It's
scattered chapters often leave
Slime out of focus in an attempt
TO capture the surrounding at
mosphere or TO introduce char
acters that bulked large in his
lifetime. and this method Ids
turbingly fictional in its effects
somehow minimiZes the man
himself.
We see him in plenty OF Jams,
always humorous. always able TO
take il. but we do not quite feel
the heat Of the conviction be-
hind his attitude.
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