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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
FRESHMEN STEAL LIONS LiMELIGHT
Billy Jefferson Stands Out in First Scrimmaqe
BY LEWIS II. WALTER
Looks like they got some
thing there"

LOOKS like they got some
thing there"
That was the consensus OF a
crowd Of nearly 5000 football fans
who had watched the 1871 Lions
football team piledrive through a
Commute scrimmage yesterday.
1t was the first opportunity fol-
lowers of the Lions had to see the
new Lions team in action and it
was only fitting that it was a
quartet OF freshmen who stole the
show.
Big Billy jefferson. Mississippi
State Iallback who came to the
Lions heralded as a great triple
threat star, showed signs of the
kind Of football that earned him
the title of "one OF the toughest
backs IN the South .
Lloyd Parsons may be the
answer to Coach Bill Edwards
prayer for a fullback. The little
blond battered his way through
the line at every opportunity.
In the line. another pair of
freshmen, Jack Mattiford. guard,
and Johnny Tripson. tackle from
Mississippi State. stood out. Matti-
ford. 215-pounder from Marshall
College, is extremely fast for his
weight.
Yesterday also was visitors day
at the camp. Wives and sweet
hearts of the players were on hand
for the workout and we're the
guests at dinner later in the
evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Ip5HS
-. s by teoMacdonau
- SPORTS EDITOR
Speculation on Yankees
Greatness About All
Left Of A. [. Race
McCorthy's Gang Have
Their Greatest MARGIN
At This Time of Year
WHICH is GREATEST YANKEE TEAM?

the on pennant in six
and ninth the American League 1926 speculation arises
to their probable of victory when the curtain drops
month.
Will Joe McCarthys rolickng 1871 Yankee model set new
early winning York American League
club?
Will they eclipse of 1886 when they oudistanced
the second place Tigers of 1886?
And which is the greatest Yankee team?
These speculatons about all that left Of the Amer
League Cleveland Humpy Dumpes took their
fall the Red Sox again proved cant pennant
without pitching the Tigers emphasized the suspicion they
lucky in 1910
With 17game margin, of this morning, the Yankees
this of enjoyed lead Not
the great of 1927 held such great margin this time
of wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
BENTON CHASED

Gifts knock started AL Benton
from the box with a second inning
home run with the bases loaded
Then, just 10 show this was no
accident, he bombed young Harold
Manders with a double that scored
two runs in the fourt..
Benton's wildness added to that
second inning splurge. After Roy
Cullenbine had opened with d
single, Benton walked Berardino
and Terrell TO fill the bases and
set the stage for Gifts rap into
the left field bleachers.
Only man to get hit off Caster
in the first six innings was Rudy
York. who singled. In the seventh,
Rip Radcliff also singled, but il
wasn't until the eighth that the
Tigers could manufacture a run.
Pinky Higgins did it by hitting
double. going TO third on an out
field fly and scoring on an infield
out.
A happier occasion for the Tigers
was the opener. Five runs in the
eighth made virtually certain the
for Newsom. Radcliff and
McCosky both got their fourth
hits of the game in that inning,
and these along with singles by
York, Croucher and Higgins, put
the game on ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
THEY DIDN'T SEE 1T

The .ule was marked on the
eight tee. but none of the pairs
eventually disqualified saw il. One
woman later said her caddie in
formed her she was playing from
out -of-boundS. but since il was
part of the course and the fairway
was so nice she thought he was
kidding her. Now she knows diff
ferently.
The trouble started when q
woman reported the score she and
her male partner had made An
other woman protested IL and the
debate was on. Protests against
the other four pairs followed.
Jack Winney of BEDFORD. head
OF the MGA tournament commit
tee. was called upon 10 make the
decision. And il was no ordinary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
New Lions End
Lost for Year

The first major casualty has
hit the Detroit Lions
II was revealed today that end
Mike Kodak Will be lost for the
entire season from a fractured
bone IN his left ankle
The injury was suffered in a
Scrlmmage yesterday while Kodak
was performing as defensive
end. Kodak joined the Lions this
year, coming from the Cleveland
PANS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Former Caddy,
Ex-Boss Win
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Never bawl out a caddy, even IL
he moves while you are putting or
while you are in the midst
Of one of those nifty swings.
That boy on growing up may
become president of the United
States. Or, as A. f. tAce) Wilson
will tell you. the youngster some
day may be your partner in an inn
portant tournament.
Wilson, a member of Detroit
Golf Club, paired with Robert
Gajda. who used 10 caddy for him,
10 win the Franklin Hills Invita-
tional tournament yesterday.
They defeated Jimmy Funston
and Dick Whiting, the junior stars,
TO. in the final, following a 81
over Tommy Sheehan and
Snyder of Meadowbrook
in the morning. In the other semi
final match, Funston and Whiting
edged out the medalists, Ellis
Berry and Frank Connolly. one up.
ALL'S FORGIVEN NOW
On being congratulated on their
victory, the six foot, two inch
aida, now "a, and a member of
the North Hills public course team.
confessed that when he was
caddy Wilson occasionally had to
scold him for moving or some
thing.
"All's forgiven now, though"
said Wilson. who prefers 10 be
Continued on Page I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

Carhys splendid organizations That team snapped Connie
Macks 3year winning the Athletics IN the final
standings by margin of 13 That team went on and
made sweep four games against the Cubs World Series
competition.
Lefty Gomez captured "a against but losses Johnny
Allen II Again Gehrg led the Yankees hitting
with mark Of 349 Ruth had .34 and Combs 32 This
probably McCahys best club experts
it the 1927 combination.
AS recall, Charley Gehrnger among those who
thought the 1896 Yankees the 1927
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Dr.. Jaffar Wins Final

BY defeating Or. J. ~ Brown.
Sd in the 36-hOle final, Or Donald
Jaffar won the senior champion
ship at Crosse lie Golf and Coun-
try club yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

one since prizes totaling 500 in
merchandise certificates were at
stake in the tournament. and four
of the five teams against which
protests had been filed would have
been in the money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Beat As by 10 Games in IT

Under guidance Miller Higgins the first great Yam
ke 1927 wound in first place with 10 victories
against percentage ia The Athletics traed
games behind with 81 trumphs 60 setbacks for sol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

The triumphant Yankees Their
went on and trounced the be-
fuddled Pittsburgh Pirates in
four straight games in the
orld Series.
That was the year Babe
Ruth exploded his 90 home runs
for an all-ume mark and that
was what many experts label
the greatest of the great Yankee
teams. Lou Gehrig hit .374,
Ruth 1856 and Earle Combs 1876
for that powerful aggregation.
Waite Hoyt won % games, Herb
Pennock 10 and Urban Shocker
Is. Wilcey Moore was a bril-
liant relief pitcher.
Then came the Yankee team
of 1882, the first Of Joe Nc
Carthy's splendid organizations
Mack's 3-year reign. winning {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18


About Del Baker being fired the end of the Here
what fan thinks n
Fire him Fire him quick. Why? Because Hank Greenberg
drafted That's Because Buck Newsom old
Because Rudy York isn't hitting Because McCosy
Because Pat Mullins hurt That's Briggs should
fire him. Isn't that enough?
If that enough why Schoolboy
going a games he last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
HALF GAME AHEAD

Inc Dodgers displaced the 81.
LOUIS Cardinals by one-half a
game, the Red Birds having been
help 10 "A split by Pittsburgh. Mort
Cooper twirled ST. Louis 10 IL
edge in the opener, but Truett
Sewell checked Lon Warneke and
Co. 80 in the nightcap
More things were happening,
meanwhile. in the A m c r n
League where Clevelands COLLAPSE
bic Indians were felled into a tie
with Boston for third place. The
Chicago White Sox trimmed the
Tribe 8 10 2 and to 3, and
marched over them into second
place Old Teddy Lyons pitched
the first game for the Sox, who
lambasted Bobby Teller for his
tenth loss of the season.
The Red Sox shared third place
with the Indians through no virtue
OF their own. Washington tripped
the Beantown boys, 6 10 2, behind
Sid Hudson's five hit hurting In
the days lone encounter.
New York's Yankees continued
their winning way by pulling a pair
of victories out in the ninth in
ming over Philadelphia. Sturgeon
Chandler bested Bill Beckman,
81, in a throwing battle through
the inaugural and Joe Gordon
two homers, one in the last in
ming, helped Lefty Gomez 10 a
4-3 edge in the finale
Elsewhere in the National, Chi
cago and Cincinnati halted their
games. Charley Root won his one
hundred and ninety -ninth ma Jor
league victory in the last, 4 TO 2,
after the Reds had captured the
first. TO 3.
Philadelphia had field day at
the expense of New York. hapleSS
Giants. The Phillies failed TO be
futile and collected 81 hits. win
ming s 10 2 and IS TO 2. and doing
IL so thoroughly that Col. Bill
Terry retired Tin Shame?) from
the third base coaching line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Fans Give Opinions
About the Tigers

More baseball erbress their today Whd they
'0oud do With the Tigers they Mr.. Briggs The Times
for Tommy Bridges Day IN their etters)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

TODAY'S GAMES
New York at DETROIT
Boston AZ 81 Louis (nightt
Washington az Cleveland tuight)
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Baseball in Brief
o ny International News Service

o ny International News Service
HOME RUNS
Yesterdays homers -Camilli. Dodgers
Mize Cardinals. Etten Warren Phiues
Arn0vich Giants; Erickson Cubs Gordon
ca. Yankees, Mack. Indians CHIT
Browns
LEADERS
National League Camilu. Brooklyn -
OFT. New York and Nicholson. Chicago
each n.
American League-KeIer. New York
2e DtMaggio, New York, q, Williams
Boston, 20.
LEADING HfTTERs
American League - Williams. Boston
COS. Travis. Washington. 800 DiMagEio
New York. 1855. Siebert Philadelphia
.343; Cullenbine ST. Louis .342
National League -Hopp. 81 Louis $50
Etien. Philadelphia. 329 Mize 81 Louis
and Walker. Brooklyn each .325 Reiser
Brooklyn. 1913
RUNS BATTFp is
American DiMagriu. Ncw York 1t2
kelef. New York 100 Tabor Boston So
National League -Mizc 81 Louis 50
Nicholson, Chicago, 81. Camin. Brooklyn
81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
on Top,
Wyatt Misses
Perfect Game
BY PAT ROBINSON
Al News Service sports Editor

htffhhhohhi news service sports Editor
NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-John
Willow Wyatt was so near, and
yet so far from baseball immor-
tally today that he admittedly
was a sad man.
He tried TO smile when he and
his Brooklyn teammates rolled
back home from Boston, but being
deprived OF pitching a perfect"
game is not easy to laugh away.
Guess IL just wasn't In the
books he said. that i should
get by that last inning.
But II sure did nettle me to
see that hit.
ooh, well :"
And that's about how this 81
year-old Brooklynite must have
felt yesterday when Phil Mast of
the Braves slashed out a single
in the ninth after Wyatt had re-
tired 25 men in row.
WAITS One-hit performance,
which produced 3 TO 0 victory in
the last game OF a doubleheader
at Boston, combined with 10 !
decision over the Braves in the
opener. placed the Flatbush flock
atop the National League stand
ings again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

Bobby Bruins. the new bad man,
will try his system on Baron
Frederick Won Schacht, in tonight's
star wrestling bout in the Arena
Gardens Bowl
frankie Talaber and Stanley
Buresh viii tangle in the semi.
final. Leo Wallick. former junior
heavy champ, meets Jack League
in a comeback bout on the same
card. First bout at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

t eIe are plenty OF reasons why he should be Tired accod
DO they shoot general because he in
battle he has halt the number
do not But they thinking doing the Baker,
ana 1uS because he didn't have many on
Why do what 80 general him
more better the he will battle
BILL FLEMING.
1l0SS. Mason, Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Bad Man Bruins
Takes on Baron
To>IGHT'S BoUTs

TONIGHT'S BOUTS
Bobby Bruins VS. Frederick Won Schacht
In 3 fails.
frankie Talaber W. Stanley Buresh.
In 3 falls
Leo wallick vs. Jack League, one fan.
Johnny Silvy vs.. AinO Kallio, one fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

To the Editor:
This Is what would do II l Mr.
I'D keep the lineup.
Get a heart a who
S-Restrict night early to Will make
us all healthy wealthy
REV WILLIAM ROBERTSON
1929 Riopelle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

After watching the Tigers in action this year the
second short
If Mr. Briggs by purchase second base
combination that give leadership believe the
rest OF the positions be filled with players
me team definitely lacks loader the field year
one TO inspire the boys and The fighting spirit
Any team to reach the top have spakpug
last in Dick BarteIl
IT, w. KEYEs
667 w. Hancock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1s.-Sixteen
hits in the opener-three in the
nightcap, and as you might guess,
the Tigers divided a doubleheader
with the ST. Louis Browns, winning
the first, 8 TO /, and losing the
second, 6 to l.
George Caster stoppe the
Tigers in the second game, facing
only 30 batters and not walking a
man as he allowed those three
hits. Buck Newsom was the
Tigers winner in the opener as
he held the Browns TO five hits,
Joining his efforts with Caster,
Harlond Gift also outdid himself
in the second game, after a hitless
time at bat in the opener. The
Brownie third baseman drove in
all six Of the Browns runs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Tigers Lose 5 Out of Z
On Trip; Now Face Yanks
Divide Twin Bill
With Browns
on Sunday
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Beaten in five games out OF
seven in an Inflated invasion of
Chicago and ST. Louis and parked
in fifth place in the league stand
ingS with hopes OF a first division
berth dwindling. the battered and
bruised Tigers. home again. will
engage the Yankees al Briggs
Stadium today in the first of a
thrce-game series.
Harold Newhouser and Marvin
Breuer are expected to be the
rival pitchers.
Buck Newsom, apparently back
in stride after disappointing sea-
son, was the winning pitcher in
both of the Detroit triumphs on
the road trip. He won the only
Tiger victory in three starts
against the White SoX. He was the
victor as the Tigers split a twin
bill IN ST. Louis Sunday.
Sharing the Tigers grief, the
.skidding Indians dropped 10 a tie
for third place with Boston in the
league standings as the White
SoX continued an upward surge.
With Chicago II games behind the
Yankees, Boston and Cleveland
trailed the White Sox by one
game. The Tigers are languishing
in fifth spot. 25l2 games from the
league-leading New Workers and
7i2 games behind the Indians and
Red SoX.
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% &c Baseball Editor: :
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Continued on Page l2)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Program Offered
by Local Friends
of Polish Art

THE FRIENDS OF POLISH
ART, an organization composed of
citizens Of the greater metropolitan
community of Detroit, who en-
deavor to promote interest in
Polish culture and love for Polish
art through their varied activities,
will present the original Polish
Ballet on Sunday. April q, at an
afternoon and evening performance
In the Scottish Rites Cathedral of
Masonic Temple.
The Polish Ballet. formerly a
Polish government supported or
ganization, left Warsaw two years
ago for performances at the New
York World Fair. While in New
York, war broke out in Europe and
the group of dancers were stranded
in the United States. With no
means Of support other than dane
ing, this nucleus of Polish Artists
under the tutelage of Felix Sadow-
ski formed the Polish Ballet and
made arrangements to tour the
American continent. To date, they
have made successful appearances
in New York, Philadelphia. Chi
cago, Cleveland and other cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Baritone Featured

Hardin Van Duersen. we'll
known Am Arbor baritone, will be
featured in the lead on u. of NJ.
Night, supported by a full chorus
Of 55 voices from the Michigan
Mems Glee Club. Van Duersen is
particularly well fitted for the
part. His strong baritone voice is
quite capable of attaining the de-
sired color and dramatic effect
while his physical appearance
lends itself extremely well TO the
leading role.
Van Duersen, who Is assistant
professor of voice at the Univer-
sity OF Michigan, already boasts a
varied background of experience.
He has appeared OF several May
Festival programs at Ann Arbor,
doing James Paul Bunyan" with
Eugene Ormandy and the Phila-
delphia orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Kper Story, OF a HltIe gIrI WHOSE InoIHeT
dies at childbirth and whose father is bit
ter against the child, instead of Babes
on Broadway" with Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland. one of the movies orig
inally assigned her.
Personally, think Metro is in spot
for the reason that Shirley is at the be-
tween age" and they have so many grown
up stars that they feel it is not practical
to spend a million dollars on her pictures
Mrs. Temple was not particularly excited
over "Barnacle Bill" although both Jackie
Cooper and Mickey Rooney did all right
in a Berry movie.
Yesterday was Shirley's twelfth BIRTH
day, and she spent it very quietly because
of her illness and not with the fanfare
that used to attend her birthday parties
every twenty-third of April when she was
a Twentieth Century-FoX star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Annual y. of VI. Night Set
For Masonic Tonight

U. Of ". NIGHT holds a spe-
cial promise for Detroit music
lovers when the curtain rises on
the big college musical show at
Masonic Auditorium tonight. Led
by the great Michigan Band and
featuring the Mems Glee Club, the
program will include speciality acts
and routines designed 10 carry the
audience from Wagnerian master
pieces to hilarious musical fun all
L one evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Action Director

JUST AS action" is the watch
word of Victor Fleming in his
capacity of directing. so has it been
in his private life. He has travelled
extensively. and seen more of the
world in a few years than an aver
age person sees in a lifetime.
Egypt. China, Africa, India, and
the Arctic are but a few Of the
remote sections of the world he
has visited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Colonial Offers waikiki Nights Sunday

WAIKIKI NIGHTS" described
as a musical extravaganza Of
tropical splendor with a cast Of
so American and native Hawaiian
entertainers, opens a weeks en-
gagement on the Colonial stage,
Sunday.
Chief among the American per-
formers is Harry Savoy, radio.
stage and screen headliner, who is
being hailed as another Ted
Healy. Others are Don PAYNE and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Directed by SddOWski

The ballet is under the director
ship of Felix Sadowski, a famous
Polish photographer. who was
ballet-master Of the Grand Opera
Company of Warsaw. and of the
Polish National Ballet. which sue
cessfully appeared at the World
Fair in New York in 1899.
Outstanding in the company are
Janina Frostowna, pretty prima-
ballerina of the Grand Opera Com
pany of Warsaw; Nina JusZ-
kiewicz, famous star of the Polish
National Ballet Of Warsaw; Who'd
zimierZ Dokudowski, who was
soloist of the Polish National
Ballet, plus an entire corps de
ballet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Stan Gilbert in Two Gobs on the
Loose" Charles Dixon and Susis
in "Seal-Lure." Stellac Brothers
and Pearl. equilibrists. and Inez
Gamble and May Joyce, This
Sailors Sweethearts." The Hawai-
ian players comprise Charles
Kayo Miller's Royal Hawaiians.
the Manshinos. Princess Luano.
lovely lei aloha, and the exotic
Hula Maids.
The screen bill will consist Of
two outstanding features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Robinson. Dietrich
New Film Lovers

EDWARD G. ROBINSON maxi
ing love to Marlene Dietrich is
certainly one of the novelties of
the Hollywood season.
Robinson treated himself to this
experience when he took the role
OF Hank in "Manpower.'
This will he the first time Rob-
inson and Dietrich have played
opposite each other. and the first
time in long memory that Robin
son has been cast as lover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Polish Ballet
At Masonic April p

which will include the Polonaise,
Mazurek. Krakowiak, Oberek, Ku-
jawiak and others.
As an additional attraction,
Maria lraSZewicz, a noted Polish
contralto. will be presented. She
will sing a group of delightful Po-
lish folk songs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

grams. Paul Robson has achieved
singular success in presentations of
the Ballad" all over the country
and though his Detroit appearance
was handicapped by the absence
Of choral group so necessary to
the creation OF colorful dramatic
effects, the work received an IN
ilSial oVaf ION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Studio Completes Casting of Tiilie'

Title before In other words Title
Harris Title; Daphne
Pollard Of long retirement TO play "Mumsy William
the middle OF
forehead Arnold (o Mrt and Marge ae) VIII be Whip
pie.
George the New York character actor has been set
falls Benny Bartlett If this series
turns out popular produced by Robert
Sparks Columbia will have job until they're old
md era
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Offer Ballad

Most interesting OF the more
serious music programmed is Bal
lad for Americans. currently
popular on radio and concert pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Shirley Temple to LeaueM-G-M
after Starring in Kathleen
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. April 24The goldenhaired Shirley Temple
Kathleen and then through MGM The
that her deal only for two pictures She sick and
unable Wallace Berry Barnacle B but
nevertheless counted of her pictures Kathleen is
the other.
Interesting Shirley does Kathleen" the Kay Van
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Armetta Cast

HENRY ARMETTA joins the
Marx Brothers in their new pic
ture. for a comedy sequence with
Chico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

her life from her heirs and has acquired
books telling phase of her from the
she doing d wes shows, TO the moment
the night clubs hsw York and dis
Ruby Keller and other talented girls
Give the little girl hand and Hello
sucker and her charm that she failed to G"t
tables personal her hoW there
question Texas" Who there Dho could play
Binne Barnes could do IT. knoWor
Ann Sothern!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

FOR the hospital sequence of
Hold Back the Dawn in which
Olivia de Havilland is in a coma
while Charles Boyer whispers
sweet nothins to her, she has to
breathe on cue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Attraction

The company will appear in
colorful national costumes. per-
forming original Polish dances,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Film Texas Guinan's Life

Texas Guin0n, the Worid's greatest
exponent of night club hostsssins, WW
Iiue again in the movies Buddy de SyiUa