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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEAR DUPONT CIRcLE-10 rooms, 8
Owens Realty ME. 04s6.
s-RooM HOUSE; s.w. section, walking dis:
excel. for rooming house; quiet street,
handy to Transportation; $500, $3.50
cash required. Box BOAR, Star.
GASOLINE: ACCESSORY; busiest spot in
nearby Arlington, Va: fine business price,
complete. $1,000 Box 2s6-V Star.
GROCERY, MEATS; clean, corner store;
well eq. and stocked; doing $3.50 cash
weekly; rent. $3.50 mo; incl; rooms;
price. S1,750 plus stock. Box 316-V. Star.
$50, 600 ESTABLISHED BUSINESS wants
$4,000 partner; good stores. trucks;
Arli4Eton Boss Realty CHI. 5977. Not
MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract: large
national organization wants Immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum 81 900. purchase new
or good used truck: time contract
provided: pay all notes, expenses good
livelihood; excellent return investment; full
VALET SHOP, Northeast, doing yeery -gelBI
after 7:30, WI. 5917.
RoOMING, HOUSE, II rooms, apartments;
well furnished , elec. Frigidaires; oil
TOP shape; no brokers; cash; reasonable
1417 Harvard St NV
PHYSICIANS OFFICE for rent, with OF
Without eQulpUleHl' IN IdSltSl kIoWIHs SCI
tion Of Washington; Office available due Il
draft; opportunity OF lifetime. Boz
263-V. Star. 30'
FLOUR AND FEED MILL for sale, Somer-
vile, N j., on main line Central Railroad
established 1855: sell account illness anc
close estate: mill fully equipped. running
railway siding. VIM. H H. Wyckof Co.
| SomerviUe N J 27'
POOLROOM. 5 tables, for sale: goot
location. 1923 New York ave. NV
Small rent Reasonable price. 21'
BEAUTY SHOP. doing good business, alst
two operators; cheap for quick sale. Boz
I6o-V. Star. 30'
COUNTRY STORE, gas station and lunch
rm. all combined into a fine, profitable
business. located in small town a few mi
from WASHINGTON: must be sold due tt
death of owner: 50. 900 needed. Alber
H, Cohen. l042 N irving St, Arl., Va. CH
| 1861; res. WO. 204S
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HELP WOMEN.
lCnntIniInd !

WAITRESS, white. women, in lunchroom.
to II pm Bethesda Lunchroom
$3.50 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Md,
MATTRESSES. white, oyer 81. well edu-
Gated. wanted for high-class rural res
taurant good opportunity. Phone Rock
WOMAN, young, attractive, for part-time
work; Protestant. Box 269-R, Star
WOMAN. coIored, 90 to 40 high sch. educ.
Sales experience not necessary If able TO
meet public Short hrs. Good pay. Apply
Friday 80 to pm, 1927 Eye NV. Rfn.
210.
WOMAN, white. reliable. under 35, un-
attached, capable of taking complete charge
of child ana modern home for employed
couple live in: salary Before @5 o. call
WOMAN mlddle-sgsd, Jewish, as COM com
Reas. salary. Phone o to II am, or
. 20 evenings. Emerson s576.
WOMAN. white. Greek preferred. general
houSework and care of sick patient. no
cooking. Apply Jimmy's Grill, 1901 11th
st NV.
WOMEN, ., to 35, for salad sandwich
and kitchen work; previous experience help
ful but not necessary. Local refs. re-
egired Salary $40 mo mo and meals
Apply Room 404. Star Bldg. Friday only,
WILL GIVE nice white girl home
and sos to care for my . children and
home. Box 39l-R Star
skLESWOMEN FOR DRESSES, COATS
If you have had real experience in better
stores we can give you steady employment.
JOSEPH R. HARRIS CO..
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BOOKKEEPER and clerical work can
. furnish good references. Box 1877. Manas-
/ lScc 10
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BOATS

WILDWOOD outboard. Tunabout, seats 4.
about IL #. with Aft. beam. running
lights, etc: S35 cash. NO. 1890.
FOR SALE-Sailboat, with 1l0-foot ma&n-
sail and 30-foot jib: $50: in storage.
Phone Michigan 3463.
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| Carpentry. brick work, waterproofing.
painting plastering, plumbing. heating and
| roofing; work gusra nteed. Franklin $500
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MATTRESSES t3l wanted at once: expe.
Eienesd =. Prince oeorss Restaurant cousss
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DOGS PETS. ETC.

BLACK MALE COCKER SPANIEL 8 mos.
old, A. K. c. registered. WI 1924.
BEAUTIFUL RED PERSIAN CAT,
Pedigreed; very reasonable. Phone sligo
O66S
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NURSE. PRACTICAL. experienced, wants
day or nisht work; SIS week. EN-. 0sS9
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MAN young, neat, under 2l, to assist man
aEer. Suite 306 Barrlster Building, opp.
Hecht's RE 4S41 30"
MAN for special route work in Arlington
and Fairfax Counties Va; must have car
and be able to meet the public. Box $780,
p
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ACCOUNTANT. auditor, eficiency tax ex-
pert. books set UP and kept, S5 up.
Warfield 6400
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-~~A&~c..!~S. -.
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| STENOGRAPHER- Secretary, handle large
| volume of detail: steady position; 25 to
35 yrs. of age; SS5 a month to start:
| immediate advancement: references. Box
/ a0n-V Star
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MAN, young with references, % yrs of
age, wants any kind of work. Would like
to start on an apprenticeship. Box 29S-V,
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AUTO TITLE CLERK.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Firmly established dealer; gen.
tile required, native D. c. pre-
ferred; must be thoroughly ca
pable figuring deferred payment
sales, credit reporting, prepara-
ton all finance papers, title
transfer requirements, Md, D. c.,
Va; some bookkeeping exp. de-
Sirable: preference given quail
fed young woman engaged in
such work locally several years:
present employment protected;
Only detailed replies. giving ref
erence considered. Box 110-R,
Star.
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MAN. age no objection if accustomed to
meeting people. Light work, steady, with
moderate earnings to start. 1927 Eye n.wn
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STENOGRAPHEP Unusual opportunity
with good future for beginner; must be
alert and apt, have 120 s.h.. so type; age
1925 yrs: permanent. Tel. SH. 3T00.
STENOGRAPHER-TY general clerk,
gentle, permanent position with old estab
lished company. Reply in own hand
writing giving education, experience, ref
erence Starting salary $500 per week.
Box l60-V, Star
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| STENOGRAPHER BOOKKEEPER. high :
| grade mems clothing store; permanent.
State qualifications and salary expected
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feet condition, sell cheap 635 Irving ST.
nv Lswsons Shop. Day or nlght.
PIANO, baby Frand. mahogany. for storsse
and other charges; Sl4S94. Al American
Storage 2S01 Georgia ave. Lawson.
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORS, six operators: must
be excellent finger wavers. Good hours
Good salary Myra Beauty Salon, 607 18th
ST. n " MA 1n1R
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MAN, young. l S to 90 yrs. of age to work
in garage Office good chance for the
right party to advance. See Mr..
Slocombe, District Hauling and Contract
ing Co., at the United Brick Yard, New
York ave. and Bladensburg I'd. ne.
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MILLINERY SALESLADIES, experienced;
steady work. Apply 1908 Conn. ave. NV.
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MAN. with chain or department store ex-
perience 10 be placed IN restricted terri
tory with established customers by local
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MAN young. Tor mems wear Store; refer-
ences Apply 10th and H SITS. ne Gafhn
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MAN, young wishing steady work with
good earnings; must be neat, with some
S64-R. Star.
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HELP MEN G WOMEN.

HELF MIN U WOMEN.
CLAIM ADJuSTER, experienced. for we'll
known city laundry. Box tS9-R, Star
COUPLE for house and garden: board,
room. weekly pay: 30 miles from wash
inston Phone Gaithershurg BAN.
COUPLE, reliable, for new home 6 miles
from Washington woman cook general
housework: man for .garden. etc. good
quarters; 2 adults Call Mrs. McCleary, DI
Z pm.
MAN AND WIFE, for small apt house
must be sober exclusive neiehborhood.
: rms. Kitchen bath; heat, light, gas free.
Box 23-R, Star
S10-WE PAY-SIO.
To Housewives and CanVaSsers for oil
burner prospects. WE SELL MI 0O2@
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FOUND

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter 3guO
Wheeler rd, Sc AT. 1858 Present facih-
ties limited to that class only
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MAN. young, for credit department of
automobile agency, must have some credit
and collection experience. State age, edu-
cation, experience and salary expected.
BOX 14S-V, Star
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FARM g GARDEN.

BIRD BATHS, sun disIs, benches, urns,
boxes, in permanent concrete. Urns 81 -"5
up. Illustrated circular on request.
ROGER BROS, 1915 Mass ave. Sc.
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HELP MEN.

DRIVER, WHITE, WHO KNOWS CITY
TO MAKE DELIVERIES; PREFER MAN
IN DEFERRED DRAFT GROUP. APPLY
ROMA WINE a. LIQUOR CO., 1915 4th
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MAN. young, familiar with plumbing and
heating who has contacts with plumbers
and contractors and who understands SAL
wage. Must have car Apply Capitol Iron
and Metal, cor. 1st and SITS. ne.
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statesmen, MEMS CLOTH
ING AND FURNISHINGS;
OPPORTUNITY FOR EX-
CELLENT WAGES WITH
T THOROUGH ESTAB-
LISHED STORES; REFER
ENCES ESSENTIAL. ROOM
400, EVENING STAR BUILD
ING.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, EXP: BOOKS STARTED.
service; local refs: S12 so mo. RA 2544.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES graduate; six
years public and private experience; cost;
full charge Box 210-V, Star.
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STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED.

0Utduy WUTK at gOOu pay
for men who can qualify.
For complete details send
post card or apply in person
8 to 10 am. Monday through
Friday.
Employment Division,
Capital Transit Company,
36th and Prospect Streets NV,
Wn Shi,autn1n n @
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BEAUTICIAN, expert in all branches; con-
23S-V. Star. 30*
GRADUATE NURSE refined, wants po-
sition in wealthy home as governess. Best
of references. Estella Sitter. 91S Linden
st. Allentown. Pa. 2S'
GRADUATE NURSE, would like Office work,
has typing and ofice experience. Call
AT. Sill. 81.
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SALESMAN.

CITY SALESMAN, must have hieh char
acter, good education and cultural back
ground and native sales ability. Age,
under 40. Several years resident In Dis
trict preferred Starting salary, S35 per
week. with increases dependent upon sales
volume Box 305-R. Star.
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IABORERS, colored. - wanted lmmedi-
htely. Call at 9th and Eye sts. NV.
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN, exper. not essen
tal, to handle established laundry route:
25-40 yrs. married man pref: minimum
guarantee of $3.50 wk Apply between
Gig, Independent Lsundrles Mt. Rainier
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MAN, young, some clerical and retail exp.
and wants to learn shoe business. Apply
442 9th st W
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOOD NEIGHBOR SPANISH SCHOOL
Starting April Spanish courses, beginners.
advanced Native teachers. small groups.
1871 Connecticut ave. NV. NO. 1850.
DRIVING Al PLYMOUTH SEDAN TO
Seattle April lst. Take 3. Call RA 5045
after pm "gs
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BABY CHICKS.
CATTLE g. LIVESTOCK.
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna hard,
stove or nut S11 ton, 2,240 lbs. del. bins.
Phone Atlantic o592
FIREWOOD-Seasoned Oak and Hickory.
SO Per Cord ANY Length: Quick Delivery.
Pierson Sandy Spring, Md Ashton 1921.
FIT EPLACE WOOD, we'll seasoned, 50
cord, any length, immediate delivery. Mr..
Dickey. Warfied TAG
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TYPIST, exper of1ce worker in shorthand,
etrAyef n @. xfankian 1907.
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HELP MEN.
tContinued.)

MAN, experienced In figuring lumber esti-
mates and waiting on building material
and hardware store. Reply in own hand
writing, Box 106-R, Star, stating age and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted for by
myself. BFR.ND J. DIRKS, Benning, D. C."
Route l, Box 247. -
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one except my
self STEWART N. LEE, 37U6 Mass. ave.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other tnan
myself ALVIN L. POINDEXTER, 523
Fla. ave NV -
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GOLD, DIAMONDS.

HiEheSt cash prices paid Arthur Marke
9Is F 81 NV. Rm. sol Ma. 02s4
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS
POSITIONS OPEN

Secretaries, typist. bookkeeperS, dicta-
phone operators male and female; salaries
I'D to S35 wk. 1926 openings daily No
charge unless placed Visit today. Boyd s,
1885 2, Est % years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
BY Cha,
Ballet, Play
And Musical
At Theaters

DETROIT hostesses today
~ must adopt a new stoicism
about their dinner guests rush.
ing off before the dessert Is
served. Cocktail parties are go
ing to have 10 start at 3 In
the afternoon, OF be run In re-
lays, and bridge parties are
simply off for the next few
weeks, because every one is go
ing to the theater.
What with the fascinating
original Ballet Russo to delight
the eye and the ear at the Will
son, the stirring drama Of
Johnny Belinda" at the La
fayette and the tuneful return
of Blossom Time" at the Cass,
no conscientious theater-goer is
going to allow anything to in
terfere with his getting to his
seat on time.
these allafiHg feotiigf1t
attractions start promptly at
$50 and one can't afford to be
late.
At the Wilson, IL you're not
there on time this week, start
Monday, you may miss David
Lichine's entrance a pas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Crazy Over Lana

Tony Martin Is another hero
who makes the girls swoon when
he sings You Leave Me Breath
less" Yet, IL all the gossip Is
true, Lana Turner has not only
left Tony breathless-she's just
about knocked the wind out OF
him, Economically speaking.
Tony can't disguise his feeling
that its a blue world" without
Lana. The last time they tilted
he all but climbed the highest
mountain" and jumped of.
Lately. while Lana was In
New York having dates with diff
ferent playboys every night,
Tony has been seen about en-
tirely alone--or escorting his
mother and father to some quiet
place for dinner.
Pat di Cicco Is another love-
Torn bachelor who joins the stag
line when Gloria Vanderbilt Jr.
steps out with another beau.
Now and then the youthful heir
ess is seen with Bill Burnside,
Howard Hughes or some other
Hollywood beau--and on these
occasions Pat goes into retreat.
Ever since he's known Gloria
and fallen so much in love with
her. he hasn't known another
girl existed. Before the Wander
bilt girl appeared on the scene.
IN had the best list of tele-
We numbers Of any bachelor
lffoWn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Phyllis Brooks Thinks
OF Millions of Men
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
Special TO THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 1.
JUDGING from recent inter-
- views you might think that
Phyllis Brooks has a man on her
mind. Some think it is still
Cary Grant Git isn'tD; others
are holding out for William
Saroyan, and there's always that
rich young man in New York.
The truth is-Phyllis at this
moment has no particular man
on her mind. It's a couple of
million of them!
That's quite a few men for
even a luscious blonde like Phyl-
lis. But the gal is absolutely
unabashed. In fact, her biggest
enthusiasm these days is her
plan for entertaining her beaux
when they come to Hollywood
and Ill tell you more about
them in lust q minute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Movie Clock

MICHIGAN New York
Town." IL a. m, POS, Sis,
8:24, 1882 p. M; "Barnacle
Bill" 1927, 1886, 6:43, 9:51
p. m.
FOX Ladies in Retire
ment," lib a. m, 2:33, $50,
9:13 p. NJ; You'll Never Get
Rich" 1881, Ali. '7:31, 10:51
p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS "Dr.
Kildare's Wedding Day." 11:07
a. m. 2:27, SAT, 9:07 p. m;
'Honky Tonk," 1886, 1856,
,7:16, 1896 p. m.
PALMS-STATE-'My Life
With Caroline" 1923 a. m,
2:45, 6:o7. 9:29 p. M; Navy
Blues" R:44, 4:06, 7:28, 1880
p. m.
MADISON - Champagne
Waltz" IL a. m, 2:25. $50,
9:15 p. m; Sign of the
Cross" 1886, 4:01, 7:26.
10:40 p. m.
ADAMS - "Yank in the
RAF." 11;05 a. m, 1;54, 4:43,
1882, 1921 p. m; Sing An
other Chorus" 1881, 3:46,
6:29, 9:18 p. m.
GIN THE Stars
Look Down." 1910, 2:10, 4:1O,
$40. 1910 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

In the parade of broken hearts
Stirling Hayden's name leads all
the rest. In the whole time I
have been covering movie news
I have never before known an
actor to give up a thriving ca
reer because of a broken heart.
1t isn't any secret that Stirling
completely lost his head over
beautiful Madeleine Carol, who
Z Hngaged to a French aviator.
80 his intimates. Stirling has
confided that all the movie fame
and glory In the world wasn't
worth staying in Hollywood,
near Madeleine, knowing the
lady would never say Yes" TO
his pleas Of matrimony. And
think Of all the girls who would
give anything just for one date
with the tall, blond and hand
some Haydeni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Back to Millions

Even Ernst Lubitch did are
peat trip around Phyllis. Per-
haps he had heard the nice
things 10 Won Sternberg had to
say about her acting in "Shang-
hal Gesture"
But to get back to those mil
lions of men on Phyllis mind:
1--WE got the. army on my
mind" she said, uncle Sans
draftees I'm the various camps
and II my plan goes over 1 hope
IL will be copied by other girls
I'm other towns all over the
country"
La Brooks is president and
high potentate (she elected her
self of a group called Parties.
Unlimited. Claire Trevor is
chairman of the program COM
mittee and other lovely blondes
are being enlisted every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
oloueM
Stars
Now Carry
The Torches
HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 1.

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 1.
TT USED to be the women who
4 loved and lost and carried
around broken hearts-at least
that was the subject of song and
fiction. But lately there are
enough Hollywood heroes carry
ing torches to illuminate Holly
wood boulevard.
There are more swains with
broken hearts to the squire
night club in movie town than
you could shake the proverbial
stick at--which is certainly
change from the days when Lii
liam Gish made movies.
Il Is amusing, and amazing in
many ways, that the present
crop of torch bearing males
could probably have their choice
of dates with any girl in
America-except the particular
charmer who lighted the torch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Can't Get Haircut

Glenn Ford hasn't had a hair
cut in five months making
Texas" and Go West Young
Lady" and he won't get one for
two months more on account Of
his part in Martin Eden" calls
for long hair! :. When Vaughn
Paul signs with RKO his first
picture will probably be with
Ann Shirley. Speaking Of Ann,
did you know she and John
Payne are giving out no more
interviews about their marriage.
They think il best that their
careers are kept entirely sepa-
rate from their private life.
Bette Davis lost seven pounds
the week of Arthur FarnSworths
illness When Ann Sheridan
heard Maria Montez was going
back to Boston to be queen of
the freshman prom, she sent her
a wire of congratulations. Proves
Annie is good sport because
the Harvarders lampooned her
as the girl least likely to sue
coed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

In Candle in the Wind" he
wrote a love story for a star.
Very good.
He wrote a melodrama Of
occupied France. Excellent.
He wrote an avowel Of solemn
faith that the Nazi idea would
perish from the earth. Mag
nificent!
But his love story is neither
exciting nor compelling: his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Story of Rudy Vallee

My friend. Sara Hamilton,
tells the story about the two
chorus girls who were discussing
Rudy Vallee. Rudy, you may or
may not know, is a very big
hearted boy and very generous
with his gifts to his lady friends.
"When my mother was ILL.,"
said the first chlorine, "Rudy
was so wonderful. He visited
her I'm the hospital and left n
check for $500 TO cover her hos
pital bill and the doctors
charges" i
The second girl said: LII
"When my mother was III ne
sent her $50 worth Of flowers"
The first girl thought a
minute.
WELL" she sighed, call I can
say Is that times must have
changed--how green was my
Valleew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

makeup other than new shade
Of pomegranate lipstick.
She was even wearing dark
glasses. But that didn't stop
the Richard Travis, Bob Cobb
and several other bachelors from
circling our table twice. Travis
even wrangled an introduction
before he was led out peacefully
by John Franchey, the scribe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Guests

ARTUR RODZINSKT, with
the Cleveland Symphony Orcbes-
ira, will be heard in the Choral
Union Series next Sunday at 3
p. m. in Hill Auditorium. This
will mark the third time that
Cleveland's orchestra has been
heard in these concerts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Swan Lake Opener


This corps de ballet Is not to
be confused with the Ballet
Russo de Monte Carlo under
Massine which appears with the
Detroit Symphony later in the
month. This Is the other half
of the terpichorean schism, left
when Massine and Colonel de
Basil felt they could no longer
keep in step together.
The Ballet will offer nine per-
formances, starting Sunday
night, and continuing through
next Sunday with a matinee on
Saturday only.
This evenings program will
offer Swan Lake" 'Paganini"
and Graduation Ball." the last
two being new. The remaining
programs will be announced
daily in The Detroit Times
amusement pages.
Continuing the policy of pre-
senting Broadway successes of
last year, the Lafayette opens
Sunday evening with Johnny
Belinda" the stark drama by
Elmer Harris of strange people
on Prince Edward Island.
European Is Star
The European star, DANA
Krupska, has the leading role
with Dean Norton as the leading
role with Dean Norton as the
sympathetic doctor and Jean
Plat as the stars alternate in
the role Of the pathetic deaf
mute.
Lending added luster TO the
shining musical fsyorite, "Blos-
som Time" when itNspens at the
Cass Monday night ls Everett
Marshall, the noted singing
actor who will play, for the first
time here, the role. of the COM
poser, Franz Schubert.
Patricia Wing. an attractive
newcomer, makes her debut as
the little Mitzi, while Marthe
Errolle will be the tempera-
mental Bellabruna. Frank Horn
aday, young singer from Dallas.
joins Douglas Leavitt, leila
Russell and Harry K. Morton
in the supporting cast. H.,
Beginning Sunday, November
10, Max Gordon's latest comedy
hit, MY Sister Eileen" comes
to the Cass.
Joseph Fields and Jerome
Chodorov wrote this play which
is based on the amusing stories
originally written for the New
Yorker magazine by Ruth Nc
Kenney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Still Loves Ann

Roger Pryor has had several
dates since he and Ann Sothern
officially announced their separa-
tion-but il is no secret that IL
Ann changed her mind about
going away, Roger would be the
happiest man in the world. Roger
and Ann had their ups and
downs during the years they
were married, but until the final
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Center of Attention

First, let's take a look at
Phyllis. Practically every male
in the Brown Derby was doing
just that the day we lunched
there. Phyllis was hatless, her
blonde hair high in a new "pomp"
arrangement and she wore no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Star Recalls
Memorable
Film Party
BY ELLA wICKERSHAM
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLL1W OOD, NOV. J..
A FTER consulting Mary How
"A ard on the Goth Century-Fox
set for Swamp Water" about
her most memorable Hollywood
party, we decided that probably
no one was ever quite so vio-
lently flung into the local social
scene as she was.
She had just arrived from the
New York stage. 1t was her first
Hollywood party and Raoul
Walsh was the host. Never be-
fore had she seen a movie star
in person and certainly had
never met one. Then suddenly
and still not knowing what it
was all about, photographer
asked her to please sit on one of
the lower steps of the staircase.
Mary complied and, for a few
moments, felt quite alone and
deserted.
Famed Company
Presently, however, the pho
tographer returned, surrounded
her with Herbert Marshall, Bing
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