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Evening star., 1941-08-28

Metropolitan-"Jungle Cavalcade,.
through the wilds with Frank Buck:
ll:40 am, l:40, $40, $40, TAO and
$40 pm.
Little-"Intermezz subtitled "a
love story" with Ingrid Bergman
and Leslie Howard: IL am, 12:45,
2:35, 4:20, 6:l0, 8 and $50 pm
Columbia-"Charley's Aunt" with
Jack Benny in the well-known i'm
personation: 1855 am, 1:55, $50,
5:45, TAO and 9:35 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Roadside-"Tennessee's Pardner,'
classic tear-jerker of the 90sl
$3.50 pm.
Cross Roads THE Old Soak
comedy with Arch Mcdonald in the
title role: $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
DOnlevy Loses

Studios may pay for makeup
tests and experiments, but Brian
Donlevy's makeup as Andrew Jack
son in Paramount's THE Remark
able Andrew" cost him $40.
Donlevy happened to notice that
a $40 bill carries a striking portrait
of Andrew Jackson. He showed the
bill to Wally Westmore, Paramount
makeup head, who promptly agreed
to copy the makeup.
A few days later, Donlevy asked
WeStmore about the bill.
"Oh, I framed it to hang with
some other makeup sketches the
makeup genius replied nom
chalantly. Il guess you know that
it's illegal to photograph money.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

tie and tails. He would be wearing
Reynolds Special!
A Reynolds Special, as you will
learn a few months hence when you
see the new Durbin movie, is a huge
drink of rare potency. 1t derives
its name from the character por-
trayed by Charles Laugnton, as
Jonathan Reynolds, grumpy old
man of rs known as the richest man
in the world.
Actually, alcohol was missing from
the potion. Not because Mr.. Cum
mings frowns upon the use of alco-
hol Ito a modest degree), but be-
cause it would never do to make
things that realistic-especially in
view of the many times a director
must shoot scene in order to get
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Rosalind Writes

Paramount has closed deal with
Rosalind Russell to play the FEM
mime starring role in Take Let
ter, Darling" The film is based on
an original story by George Beck
adapted for the screen by Claude
Binyon. Mitchell Lessen will direct
the picture, which is scheduled for
an October start. In Miss Russell's
first appearance in a Paramount
picture she will be co-starred with
Fred MacMurray.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

1t correct. So, this Reynolds Spec
ial was actually nothing stronger
than California orange juice, served
IN a glass 10 inches high and
literally garnished with orange
slices. maraschino cherries and mint
leaves.
That is what Mr.. Cummings wore
after Deanna Durbin finished with
him in this particular scene. Here
is how and why it all happened: !:
Laughton brings Deanna to the
night club to talk with her and
find out If she is really in love with
his son Cummings, which she
claims she is not. The girl and the
old man get into q conga on the
dance floor.
Cummings arrives and there Is q
stormy scene. Bob accuses Deanna
of Turing his father onto the dance
floor in order to make a fool of the
old man. Right here Deanna re-
acts with all the vigor and spunk
Of the spirited miss she plays. Lift
ing the 10-inch glass from q table,
she dunks Mr.. Cummings with that
Reynolds Special-full in the face.
Because Cummings has just two
dress suits to sacrifice (the studio
buys them for him in this destruc-
tive instance) and because Director
Henry Roster wanted to shoot the
scene from two angles, 1t was q real
problem to get two "one-take" shots.
1t would require absolute accuracy
and split-second timing on the part
of the principals. 1t also meant
proper cooperation from 125 dress
extras providing atmosphere at the
various tables.
Roster spent q full hour rehearS-
ing Bob and Deanna, cautioning the
extras and pleading with the camera
crew. Each time he rehearsed right
up to the point where Deanna un-
leashed the Reynolds Special.
Finally, Roster pronounced every
thing in readiness.
Deanna's aim and timing were
perfect. The Reynolds Special
slapped Cummings square in the
face, ran down his white shirt front,
changed the color OF his carnation
and handkerchief from white to
orange and even deposited orange
slices and mint leaves on his vest.
After q general laugh at Cum
mings' expense, the debris was re-
moved, the drenched actor wiped
down with towels and Roster
f1uttered about directing the setup
for the second "one- take" shot. He
paused to ask: Are you ready to
do 1t again, Bob? How do you
feel?"
''Oh, little citrus" was Cum
mings' reply. Give me 10 minutes
to change and I'll be ready"
Rosters next shot of the same
situation was an ingenious one.
The camera lens was covered with
optical glass. The camera pointed
over Cummings shoulder, and di-
rectly into Deanna's face. This
time when she threw the Reynolds
Special, Cummings ducked his head
slightly and the drink spattered
right into the lens. Thus, the au-
dience will see the drink coming
through Cummings eyes,
There was only one mishap this
time, but nobody cared. for it didn't
hurt the scene. Roster, standing
next to the camera and engrossed
In his work, was right in the line
of Deannas fire. This time the
drink was on him
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Evening star., 1941-08-28

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Ginger Buys Ranch
Far Away From
The Droppers.in
BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Ginger Rogers likes to fish and
she likes lots of fresh air. She does
not like crowds and she detests un-
expected droppers-in.
There's fish and fresh air in Ore
gon. There are no crowds (where
she'll be- and its too far away for
the Hollywood folks to drop in un-
invited.
Those are some of the reasons she
bought an 880-acre ranch in Oregon,
near Medford. She'll raise crops
enough, she hopes, to pay expenses.
And she'll live there every minute
she doesn't have to be in Hollywood.
Ginger admitted she may not be
the ranch type. but, heck, I'll never
learn any younger"
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Gets Feature Role

Ruth Terry, Broadway ingenue
has been signed by Universal for q
featured role in appointment for
Love" co-starring Charles Boyer
and Margaret SULLIVAN. Miss Terry
came to Hollywood recently after
distinguishing herself in the New
York stage successes. Sing, Dance
Plenty Hot" and Slightly Honor
able"
Evening star., 1941-08-28

mlngs on lne SplCK anu Span ma
ture of his appearance.
But there was mirth in all this
hattery. Everyone knew what was
going to happen. Everybody on that
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National -. THE Wookey," new
play with Edmund Gwenn: $3.50 pm
Screen.
EarIe-"Here Comes Mr.. Jordan,
comedy on the supernatural side
with Robert Montgomery: IL am.
las, 4:30, ITO and $50 pm. Stage
shows: l, 3:45, 6:25 and 9:05 pm.
Palace-"Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde.
Spencer Tracy alternately gentle
and berserk: IL am, 1:40, 4:20,
and $40 pm.
Capitol-"Life Begins for Andy
Hardy" and seriously, in the big
city: II am, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 ano
9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1855, $40
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Keith's-"Hold That Ghost" Alb
bott and Costello haunt q house
l1:s5 am, 1:35, $40, $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Mexico Censors Roles

Mexico has warned Mexican mo-
ton picture producers to omit from
all pictures all negative characters
that are likely 10 convey false i'm
preston of Mexico abroad.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

set, including Mr.. Cummings, knew
that in a very short time this we'll
logged gentleman would be wearing
something in addition to his white
Evening star., 1941-08-28
The Drinks Are on Robert
In This Comedy Scene
HOLLYWOOD.
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

Debona Robert the sartoray perfect gentleman
he stepped before the night club setting
made Adolphe Menjou look like a picker
Mr. Cummings wearing white tie and tails slick leather
boots tailor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
We Build All Kinds Of Ships

They need SHIPS We buid them. Batteships, cruisers de-
tankerS naval auXiaes 20
bulk And Churchill or some one else admits in Com
available
scross English England had the
despite British and American production Of ships
months and that they started
greatest world all of vessels Ships
al being somewhere alarming numbers
Planes viii win the the armen Yet England and
after Europe took the road dc
bouhers coming They're Produc
Jumps But only made delivery
of the quantities needed
war, says Ic<es. Well what break for
oil boundaries than in the
Mr. Ickes tells there enough joyrdng and
ioyTiding end
departments sprawl everywhere The depart
the largest office buildings the
country to house 10000 workers It's
something Of how big the building viii be
VIII 30 33 millions and hasn't been saried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
II All Adds Up to War

60 endlessly The activity centering
ramyng Pittsburgh Los Alaska
London Moscow Chungkng. Dakar al times clear
completely of ii is desgnedy visible Some
q Z : camoufaged Much of necessarily secret
all adds up. finally to a single, simple answer:
We're preparing for long war
hasicay the OF constant expansion OF the
original production programs
overall picture Of the American
preparing long tough costly and
United eventually have to fight
Europe and II Asia.
II explains demand for another 100000 of
100000 Much of il
required build million would build 10000
needs that from America The
Army presumably And there
heavy be planned for.
II explains the drastic cuts automobile production quotas
tanks and planes The facilities of the great
gan motor industry wizard of mass production are needed to
them,
explains synthetic rubber plants the
and powder plants, the new aircraft plants prngng up
Fed by government funds blooming The sunshine
VIII the United States productive
pacy in weapons greater that of all of continental
organized by Hitler
explains and the expenditure of 100000
Islands
southwesery toward Japan and comparable
bases IN the Atlantic
explains the wedding out Of the armys nefcien including
Michigan National Guard and the only real field
country military forces have engaged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
The Long VieT:
America Held Girding
For Lengthy Struggle
Beneath the Confusion in Washington
Are Big War Plans
The Long Vien:
BY THEODORE A. HUNTLEY
Linz. So cnrr..nonn.rt

WASHINGTON oct lS-LNIng in the midst Of Washngon's
preparation for get the impression often that all is con
fIo There's There who
admit ultimate purpose any knows
There steel and biz orders for steel The
No stops TO explain what the little
orders
They with tank medium tank the NIB Chyser
these Then Churchill
10000 And this the
order cones through schedule get
biggest awarded any in the
ms fcr7 ~ the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
No One Knows The Answer

As 10 how long will 60 and the the
VIII combaant there 10 The
is that preparing take 1t
comes We have s far. For example
I've prepared for hemisphere defense
England necessary for American
IS security and proceeded accordingly.
0As southwark slipping step by step down the
- Chinese toward Singapore the Dutch
Indies Philippines prepared for
protect and the trade which
rubber and the bulk of our tin
f-Dnder Roosevelt doctrines who fighting
Hitler have successfully helped tried help Greece
China the Dutch the Far Eas) and Russia addition
much of the for under
designed 70 help them further
--"Iiter heaten" the And that Of
may take the United States directly the active
belieerent
thing certain Only powerful and aricuate public
opinion sending AEF Europe England
should President Roosevelt should decide
It's 10 beat Hitler.
But Hitler can't keep this up" tie theorists insist
Japan j. facing n economic crisis" they decam
Well lack money yet prevented stopped
Germany broke without gold without weapons when Hitler
power And look her performance and her
We've been hearing OF JapanS bankruptcy for JIG
years. But japan also keeps going
has gained The OF Norway The fooc
resources Holland Denmark Poland the Balkans THO
Ukraine he industrial resources of France CechoSoN POLAND
and European Russia
japan tho coal and iron Nsnchura the
reinforce her And control of Chinese
t0rt.. and seahorne rado addition
Combined fho populations OF the United States. Russia China
other allied Germany an bu
20 Bui Germany and Japan organized for and thus A
pay any
power has failed halt Icr
legons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
America VIII Be Dominant

Britain lighting and preparing eventually take the offensive
the with help well as ~
Bur Germany and japan stopped cold
United would pour
and produce tanks ships and food
bat 70 half the world besides
Costf No stops
Washington that there's he
And after the What7 Well trouble The
a1iustment Some degree of initiation Appalling
Washington twill have
The United States viii be the dominant power Of
AS offsets unpayahe national debt of almost
certainly ~ repudacd another shall hold
Nids liquid capital have the greatest navy
c1sr T. world continue to lead the world Tho poduCt
~. alTcTaft automobiles food
which figure n export trade
Industrial viii
Fullai tho fs bUt sl have irdlstrIs
g. T0nc' and materials En- make
Washington al distance of
won. We re getting ready 70 win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

To get ready for gala evening
smooth this luscious cream mask
on your face and throat. Rest for
20 hlissful minutes. You'll step
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

A CHILD born on this day:
Bright, intelligent, eager to
learn, probably fond of scientific
subjects. Has both artistic and
practical ability; needs encour-
agement and justifiable praise to
urge it forward. Likable per-
sonality; willing to listen; some
times too reticent to express its
own views. Must learn to act
when intuition and comomn sense
say go"
Copyright. 1871. King Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
HOROSCOPE :: By p 5,s.s''
Look ia the Section Birthday n. aud Find hat
Your Outlook U.s. According 70 the Stars,
For Fridap. Febrlarn IS.
BY Frances
Drake

'ebruarU IS.
and diligent application OF tai
ents and capability.
NOV. ss TO DEC. %
Sn9ittoriuS = Adjust yourself
TO the needs Of your position and
ever-changing conditions. You
are naturally quick thinker and
act with equal speed, so some
times il is more advantageous
for you TO slow up.
DEC. 9s TO JAN. e1
Capricorn - Not unfriendly,
but caution is advised in all i'm
portant business matters, con-
tracts. agreements and other
essentials. You'll probably find
practical issues most favored.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
s-Mechanical and
civil engineers, road builders, all
employed in the manufacture of
tools. machinery. munitions, air..
planes. navy and army equip
ment can achieve in an unusual
degree today, but selfish desires
must be in the background.
FEB. OF TO MARCH 20
PiSces-May not be so auspi-
cious for confidential matters.
Alertness in all that entails i'm
portant responsibilities is neces-
sary. Your innate intuition and
calm reasoning powers will aid
you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
MARCH p TO APRIL 20

Aries-Prior TO 10 a. m. be
especially careful not to give in
TO emotional upsets. Balance of
day is partial to banking, broker
age. property transactions, in
vestments, new undertakings,
shipping, commerce and gener-
ally purposeful endeavors.
APRIL sI TO MAY s0
s-After Q a. m. this
morning. all vibrations favor
action and achievement in your
line Of endeavor and encourages
extending your efforts to increase
your income If possible.
MAY Fl TO JUNE p.
COMMA friendly, gracious
approach and attitude will be
particularly helpful all day. Prac-
teal, industrial and mechanical
lines, financial transactions and
advertising are mong the first
favored. Originality will increase
your earning power.
JUNE 20 TO JULY 2s
Cancer-Less friendly for ro-
mantle and amusement interests
than for the duties essential TO
your and your family's liveli-.
hood. Educators. manufacturers
and all you engaged in these in
terests are highly favored. Adj
vertise.
JULY ~ TO AUGUST %
Leo-Grand opportunities and
possibilities for you who are am
bilious and determined to get
ahead in this busy world.
Laborer, salesman or sales
women, newspaper folk, student
or teacher: today will help you
If you will help yourself.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. %
FirQO-Deal with government
and civic authorities, brokers,
bankers, army and navy officials.
A period for advancing mentally
and spiritually. Gains favored in
all useful endeavors.
SEPT. % TO OCT. 20
Librd-Selling, shopping for
values. trading, investing in re-
liable stocks and bonds, expand
ing and making improvements
that will better your future are
sponsored under today's benefic
stars.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Perhaps not espe-
cially propitious for quick turn
overs or collections but splendid
for colid hapaf,te accruipU from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
SEPT. % TO OCT. 20
OCT. ~ TO NOV. 22

Scorpio-Perhaps not espe-
cially propitious for quick turn
overs or collections but splendid
for solid benefits accruing from
intelligent management of affairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

TfFgo-Deal with government
and civic authorities, brokers,
bankers, army and navy officials.
A period for advancing mentally
and spiritually. Gains favored in
all useful endeavors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20

faces of the other mugs who are examining their drinks, "I'll ex- plain" says Spike, "This burg is filled with lots of people who aint got no Scruples, They aint got no respect for the law, Now there are a lot of com mission merchants in the city who sell thousands of dollars worth of broccoli every day, Sometimes these broccoli dealers get Slugged or their commission houses are wrecked or someone pourS kerosene over their broccoli, So the Big Boss, Luigi Cas- taloni. forms an association and the dealers pay us to protect them, Get itq"
 Angus is looking thoughtful, You want me to protect these broccoli dealers -- like police manp"
 Spike drums on the table, something like a cop, yeah, Only you won't have to do any of the rough work that is. the protect ing, An youll have to do Is to collect teh money, See, sometimes these broccoli merchants forget how much we protect them and they wanta weleh about payin' up, We'll, I ilgger If they get one look at you"
 Angus spirits have scared, "It'n feel kinda good doing some hon. est work again, What are you payingP"
 "One hundred SmackerS,"
 Angus frowns, Gosh, Spike, l was getting hundred and a quarter back in Caleb"
 "okay, No arguments, One and a quarter 1t Is, Finda q place to stay and meet me back here same time tomorrow, I'll give you e weeks pay in advance so you can And a bunk somewhere" Spike passes over five bills - two fifties, two tens and Q five, Angus counts them three times be- fore he says. What did you say you was payin' mes"
 "0ne hundred and twenty-five berries a week, Don't tell me you're still not satisfied"
 Angus is too weak to speak What he got in Caleb for driving Mir, Wittenhaum's truck was $l25 a month,
 tTs Be C0ntinuedl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20

his chair, stay herel You can't stay here, We haven't enough money to enlarge the force just now"
 It is three days later before every~ body in three states is satisfied, An gus has $2s,S0 to his name when he steps out on New York's sidewalks, He calls Adoreen from M drug store and she tells nim she Is sorry, but Mir, FitSwater Is going to take her to lunch on Q matter Of business and that he win do the same every day for . week or so>
 When Angus gets back on the street, he has a strange and un- comfortable feeling, For the first time in his life, he has a thirst for something stronger than pure grape1uiee, He turns into a door way and enters a Smoke-filled room with Q bar stretched from the eurtained window about half- way along one wall,
 The bartender SlapS a rag on the mahogany surface of the bar and mops up, "WhatM 1t he9"
 Cider" says Angus, A Serag- gly looking guy near the end of the bar gets a coughing flt and blows beer foam all over his vest,
 The bartender is thinking how he could have learned the plumb CTS trade 90 years ago if he'd used his head, Lock" says he, "are you tyyin' t'he funnys We don't sell no cider hsSe,"
 "All right" says Angus, Ginger ale"
 The bartender squints at Angus another full minute before he pourS something out of Q tall bot tie under the bar and slides the glass to Angus,
 It Is some time before Angus notices the rat-faee little man who has left the table in the dark cor ner and Is standing next to him, Three big fellows are standing be- hind the little guy,
 Have one on me" says the little guy, whose gray hat Is pulled down halfway over his eyes, Angus Is glad to be neighhorly, He drinks up his ginger ale and pushes hiS glass toward the bar tender spike Nudge is the name" says the stranger, You look like somebody's been kicking you in the teeth"
 II don't feel so good" says Angus, T amt got a job, and I'm broke and guess I lost my girl and just got outa lail,"
 "Whewv says Spike, respect fully, Maybe you wanta talk 1t over with us, Maybe we kin help you, These Is my huddies, I didn't get tho name"
 Angus MaephillipS,"
 "Qlad to know va, Angus, This Is Butch Me0illieuddy and Hot. mon the Hoist and Trigger I'm friends of mine"
 Angus shakes hands all around, Butch looks like a Texas steer, lie iS tho kind who doesn't talk, He just makes ruMhling noises through his nose, Hoimon the Hoist Is not so big up and down, but he has plenty of padding to the east and west and the top of his head looks like the end of Q soup bone, Trigger Tim Is tall and thin and busineSslike,
 Spike says, "A husky guy like you don't needa worry about Q Job, Howd'ja like to work for mee" Angus looks suspicious, "A job you means"
 Sure, Easy work, good pay, It Isn't every day I can find guy who's built like q hattleship,"
 Angus hrightens up, What do I do, Spikes"
 Spike looks at the dead-pan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
CR AMla1M CRACKERS
BOY MEETS GIRL

Varied and interesting situations are cooked up by the movie makers for tho introduction of heroes and heroines, Can you identify the pie lures where the boy met the girl In the following Manenrs, and name the players involved
 l, A survey meets the girl in a telegraph ofIice in Omaha,
 2, A gangster meets the girl in a mountain tourist cabin in Cali fornia,
 8, A rich young man meets Q white-eollar girl at her fathers home in Philadelphia,
 (, A banker meets tho girl at a Cincinnati railroad station,
 5, Reporter meets the girl at a peace foundation luncheon In Lon- don,
 Answers on Back Page.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20

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