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Evening star., 1941-02-09
Governor Will Attend
North Carolina Affair.

Norm NarOilld AHdu'
Gov. j. Melville Broughton Of
North Carolina and Mrs. Broughton
will he honor guests Of the North
Carolina Society of Washington at
the annual Governors night BAN
ouet reception and dance Wed
nesday night. February 10. in the
West Ballroom of the Shoreham
Hotel
Senator Josiah William Bailey.
who, like Gov. Broughton, was q
practicing lawyer in Raleigh before
he entered public life. will introduce
the Governor, who will deliver the
main address.
Dr.. Fred w Morrison is president
Of the society. The banquet will
begin at 7::30 o'clock and the Gov
ernor will speak Immediately after
ward. Later he and Mrs. Broughton
will greet hundreds of North
Carolinians during the reception
which begins at 945 o'clock. The
T" o1tion will be followed by dane
ir" until ] o'clock.
On the Banquet Committee ard
those conducting ticket sales for
the affair are Representative Her.
bert Bonner, first vice president;
Ms. John S. Brookbank5 of Faison,
second vice president: Dr.. Vera
Millsaps. Statewide, historian: Mrs.
Aubrey D. McFadyen, Ayden. secre-
tdry treasurer: Mrs. n. A. Town
send. Dunn, wife of the Acting As
s!Stant Solicitor General: Mr..
Lamont Brown, Statesville; Mr..
Floyd Fletcher, Raleigh; Mr..
Thomas Offenbacher, Asheboro;
Mrs Thad Page, Aberdeen; Mrs
Marion c. Sedoerry, Mount Olive:
Mr. Robert A. Erwin. Raleigh, and
Mr.. John WILDER Jenkins, Warren
ton.
Illinois State Society
Annual Dinner February 81.
The annual dinner of the Illinois
State Society will be held at 7o'clock
Friday evening February 81 at the
Annapolis Hotel
Acting as master of ceremonies
the president of the society. Repre-
sentative Laurence F. Arnold, will
introduce the principal speakers,
Senators Scott w. Lucas and c.
Wayland Brooks. Senator Lucas
will present an address on current
world conditions and problems fac
ing the administration, and Senator
Brooks will discuss the impact of
world affairs on the State of Illinois
and its part in the national economy
Entertainment will include sew
eral vocal numbers by Miss Janet
Bracken, who has appeared in
Washington on several occasions
this winter. Miss Bracken was
formerly connected with the Chi
Cago Opera.
1T Happened in My Campaign" is
the subject of anecdotes to be re-
lated by Illinois members of Con-
gress, promising some humorous mar
ratives of last falls political activi-
ties.
A special committee on arrange
ments has Mrs. Alice Cameron as
chairman. Reservations may be
made up to February 18 by telephon-
ing Mrs. George H. Cameron at 22O6
Wisconsin avenue.
Two more dances are to be hello
on March 81 and April 18 at the
Shoreham Hotel. The annual outing
will be held again this year in May
or June.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

SHULIL.
Before her marriage, in st.
Adams Church, she 1UaS Miss
Beverly Starr, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Price Starr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shults are re-
siding In Schenectady, N. Y.
-Hsssler Photo.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-25

moneys gone. There has been spec
ulation. They've lost it ALL"
at can't be true" But even as he
spoke, he realized that she was prob
ably telling the truth. He had seen
this before, these American million
aires, wiped out for an unaccountable
reason, left penniless in Europe.
She hardly seemed conscious of his
perturbation, so great was her own.
And Rene was too bitterly disappoint-
ed to feel sorry for the girl yet. He
had his own self to consider, his own
ruined plans and hopes.
"There is something 1 must do. I
must get some letters off to the
States immediately"
"Tonight ?"
eyes. Will you go with me to the
post Officer"
eff you wish. I must see mother
first"
Sonny hurried to her room. TIC
the best of her ability, she composed
an order for the withdrawal of the
bonds and use of her banked monies
It was an amusing document from
a business point of view, but it was
adequate. She explained, clearly,
what she wanted. Then she copied a
second one, addressed and stamped
them both.
When she came back downstairs,
Rene was waiting:
Mother wants to see you."
"Now? Can't it wait until morn
ing?"
"It is better now. 1t is her wish"
Rene led the way to the Countess
bedroom. At the door he let Sonny
go into his mother alone. The girls
knees trembled. She felt that the old
woman's keen eyes might see through
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-25

the letters in her pocket. The Count
ess lay in a high canopied bed, and
her ruffled night-cap made her look
more ancient and withered than US
ual.
"Is it true, you have no money!"
she demanded. Her eyes were gilt
tering with emotion.
Eyes, Countess. My attorney says
there have been heavy stock market
losses"
"There will be nothing left?"
Every little. A few hundred a
year."
II do not understand. There have
been no big bank failures in the United
States" She showed then she had
beer reading the U. S. stock reports.
"My guardian has been investing
unwisely."
"He can be sued"
But he is no longer solvent. That
is LIe LrOuDle.
The old woman sighed. Il do not
understand. You are SO calm"
Sonny smiled. Il was poor once.
l can be poor again."
1T will be more difficult this time,
my child. Believe me-"
you do not understand. My money
has not brought me happiness"
The Countess smiled. THAT is be-
ing sentimental, my child. Money
does not bring happiness, of course,
but it makes unhappiness. more en-
durable" Then the Countess face
became very grave as she continued:
II had hoped to save all this for my
grandchildren. Now it must go.
"You mean you will lose your
home?" Sonny asked.
eve are very poor. Now we shall
be pooper.'
There was nothing the girl could
do or say. She touched the old wo-
mans hand gently then and left her.
IlCIlC was WcllIlAS, cIooCOt c1lL0 OPCA
ly rebellious. But he accepted the
fact that their marriage was now i'm
possible.
They went out into the night and
Rene found cab. Sonny posted the
clipped letter in the special box out
side the post-office and put the other
letter in the regular mail box.
1t was done. Her future which
had been so assured as few minutes
before, was now an unknown guam
tity. Yet she felt strangely light
hearted. Happier than she had been
for many months. She had money
enough for the time being. Time
enough to worry about it when it was
gone.
Rene took her back to the house
and he was sunk in gloom. II can't
believe it! If you only had jewelry to
liquidate!"
"But / haven't. You know that"
"That emerald you used to wear.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-25

1t was very valuable. One of my
friends told me that in Nice"
Sonny told her first lie: "That
went long ago."
Rene accused her then of duplic-
ity: "You knew all along. You were
fooling me about your money!"
"No, Rene. That is not true"
"Then, they're just telling me this
to keep you from marrying me-"
II wish that were true, Rene, but
it isn't. 1t will be difficult for me
now. l must retrench. 1 must leave
your house tomorrow, Rene. can't
go on living there"
He did not protest, but asked:
"Where can you go?"
Home"
"But you must get a booking. You
can't live in hotel alone until your
sailing time"
"Why not? Pm no longer your
fiancee, Rene. 1t would be quite
proper now"
Rene seemed to accept her logic:
81 keep forgetting"
Sonny smiled. She understood his
way of thinking SO well.
Concluded next week
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-25
HOT OFF THE GRIDDLE

For table cloths, the size of the
monogram should be from two and
one-half to five inches. For dinner
napkins from one to two inches. For
luncheon and breakfast napkins and
doilies, from three-quarters Of an
inch to half.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-25

We have one of the finest equipped
plants on the Shore for turning On,
high class printing.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-25

Sonny laughed. Your mother spoils
you dreadfully," she countered.
"That is where you are wrong. She
still disciplines me. l couldn't have
gone against her judgment if she had
said mo- about you."
And Sonny knew he spoke the
truth.
Fortunately l know my mother,
and knew you'd win her over. She's
devoted to you and it will make
things very simple. The man who
marries against his mothers desire
is very foolish"
Odd how memories came back. She
thought suddenly of that pleasant
room of the Justice of the Peace.
Rene was right. Tom had paid. And
Qink. But she must not even think
of him any more. He simply did not
exist for her now.
When the telephone rang, Rene left
the room. Sonny ran to answer it.
"Dick, it's good to hear your voice!"
Dicks greeting was anything but
cheerful.
as anything wrong, Dick?"
Hasn't Kirk told you anything,
Sonny?"
"What do you mean?"
Dick tried to explain. There were
complications in the Hollister bank
ing concern.
"How bad is it,"
"Nothing's definite yet. We're still
trying to raise the money. We won't
know until midnight"
"You mean it might fail?"
"Hollister won't stand for anybody
losing any money"
"You mean they'll be wiped out ?"
Sonny could not believe it. The Hol-
listers had always appeared to have
unlimited finances.
Something like that"
81 can't believe it."
cts true!" Dick said. give done
everything I could to raise money!"
"What about mine?"
Don't be silly. No use of your
going broke, too. Might just as we'll
have somebody with money left"
"Dick, listen to me. I've got heaps.
Take it,"
"Now, look here. AS your attor-
ney, I wouldn't let you do anything
like that even if you wanted to, be-
sides Kinks your guardian. If any
thing went wrong, there'd be big
scandal"
"Not if 1 said 1 ordered you to use
my money!"
81 can't talk about that any more.
It's useless"
GLOW much do they need?"
"A cool million might do it, and
again it might not"
give got that besides that trust
fund Of TOMS"
They argued pro and con for a long
time.
you're trying to get the money,
aren't you?" she demanded. "That
money belongs to the HOLSTERS any
way. Use it. Only one thing. You
mustn't let Kirk know"
"How can I do that?"
"You have that block of bonds.
They're in my safety deposit box!
Take them! Immediately. I'll get
written authorization off on the clip
per tonight"
Dick wavered. He kept seeing Hol
listers desperate face. Maybe the
bonds might tide them over. Then
everything would be all right. But
if they failed, and Sonny was left
penniless-
Suppose something goes wrong,
what about you?" asked Dick.
II can work." Sonny replied quick
ly.
After she hung up, Sonny went
to Rene, waiting, expectantly in the
Her face was white
and she spoke quickly: irene, 1 can't
marry you"
He stood there silent. He had ex-
pected this from the first: "They ar
gued you out of it,"
"No, Rene. There's been trouble
in New York"
He watched her alertly sure that
she was not telling him the truth.
"There isn't any more money"
His eyes were still unbelieving. He
started to speak.
"But it's the truth, Rene. The
X~0OoooooeeSoeSSesseeos<
: ~ ~,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Loved by Many

AL Rosen is the manager Of
Eoew's State TheateF, HeW the
Number One vaudeville house
Of America.
Al has the distinction OF being
loved not only by the members
OF his immediate family but BY
such diverse personalities as
Eddie Cantor and Ed Sullivan.
George Jessel and Louella Par
sons, Cab Galloway and Jimmie
Fiddler, Sophie Tucker and Benny
Fields--well, the couple hundred
more or less, stage, screen and
radio stars who arc the fire.
quent headliners.
Even more beloved by the
smaller fry.
The reason is Rosen. unlike
the theater managers of fiction,
frets about the comforts OF the
performers, worries about their
health, inquiries about their kin
folk. advises them in their TO-
names or marital diseeFds
cautions them to save their
money-and pops in every hour
or so 10 assure the moody that
the house out front IS the big
gest. best and most receptive
in all his career
Privately. RoSen VIII confess
that he never has understood
Why any one SHOULD ever 20 on
the stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
LoueIIa Q. Parsons
In Hollywood

{ Continued from First Stage Page
movie. Both Bebe and Ben gave
a command performance for the
king and queen. and Bebe says
as.=~spsrat Di EiS2aSS
George has had a great in
fluence on the English people.
They have taken all the sac
rifices along with every one
even 10 doing without their usual
comforts such as the kings
valet. They have accepted the
food rationing, too.
Both Bebe and Ben said they
were dazzled by the lights OF
New York and Hollywood after
the darkness of London. AS for
the food at parties given for
them. it was bewildering.
When gene one suggested that
Ben and Bebe might remain per-
manently in England, they were
very emphatic in saying:
I'VE are Americans and we
are coming home after the war,
We accepted what England had
10 offer us I'm good times, and 40
we think we should not run out
when there is trouble"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
All Women Beautiful

Russell Patterson. as the mas
tiers OF ceremonies say, needs
no introduction
II not the best-he Is GER
tainly among the better OF our
light-mooded illustrators.
The Patterson pen-and-ink or
brush woman is seductive.
Youthful. OUTRAGEOUS beauty.
In fact, the artist laments
that his one handicap IL he
doesn't know how 70 draw an
ugly woman.
All women are beautiful 70
Russell.
AS handsome personally as
any man in the typical maya
zine Illustrations. there is some
thing about Patterson as he sits
in night clubs or restaurants
which suggests that he is The
saddest and lonesomest and
perhaps most misunderstood Or
all men.
As a matter Of fact, he num-
bers his friends in the dozens,
his acquaintance in the scores
and I never have Secff 4ffffff- With
out one or more companions.
Every three or four months.
for no reason al all. he Will
dash off a little drawing 81
beautiful girls and sends II 80
this department with his COM
pliments.
He will learn today that most
OF them now hang in choice
spots on the walls Of the apart
ments occupied by Manhattan's
most popular bachelors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Once Rode Rods

Cerl Erbe is a press agent
who would much prefer 70 see
the name Of his client in this
department 49, which he won't
today-than his own.
Erbe. who once rode the rods
with Monte Proser, is gentle
looking little fellow with the
heart and incllnationS OF
swashbuckling adventurer.
He once beat the stuffings out
OF brawny bully merely be-
cause he wanted TO know how
il felt TO lick fellow twice as
big as he was.
On another occasion, with his
bare fists as his only weapons
he thwarted jewelry store rob
berry by knocking out the bur
glars.
His first week in New York,
he spent on park benches, with
bananas as his sole diet
Since then, looking meeker
than ever, Erbe has become one
OF Americas outstanding pub
licists. a genius in advertising
Iayouts--and the most fanatic
of motorboat addicts.
Also. he is married and in
awe OF his pretty wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Bigwigs
All Obey
Bill Brown
By LOUIS soBoL

MANHATTAN Folks: White
Ava haired Bill Brown belongs
properly in Brother Bill Corum's
department, but occasionally l
like to snatch one OF his sports
personalities for a little going
over.
Brown Is the veteran boxing
commissioner who is closest in
point of view TO the late and
rugged Squire Muldeen.
Operating half-million dollar
physical training farm in West
chester, Bill lashes the whip
over captains of industry, states
men, social notables, driving
them through their daily calls
thenic tortures into health.
These potentates in their own
particular realms take their
orders meekly once they come
under Bill'Brown's care-swear
at him during their period OF
serfdom-swear by him when
the ordeal is over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Actress Property
Blasted by Bomb

UNA O'CONNOR, well known
English-Irish actress, who is APP
gearing in Three Girls About
Town" this week received a
cable from London informing
her that everything she owned
N England had been blown 10
bits when n German bomb
struck a warehouse in which It
was stored.
Her aunt wanted 70 know Il
she wished TO put IN a claim for
The damage 10 the government.
which is the procedure IN such
things during war.
let the stuff burn" cablcd
Una. Britain needs the money
more than I do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Victor Gets
Concerto
Interest

DESPITE the hamburger-like
~ treatment which a young
man named Freddie Martin has
given to the bruised and battered
First Tschaikowsky Piano con-
certo, Victor is stimulating In
terest in this particular form
by presen ting an album
HEART OF THE PIANO
CONCERTO"
Not unlike the HEART OF
THE SYMPHONY" which this
company put out last year, TINS
album of eight sides presents
condensations OF movements.
from eight of the most popular
works for piano and orchestra.
OF course, this is a little like
Swimming off all the cream, but
it does give the laynan a chance
to become familiar with various
concerti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

rift in his stepSon's home he
sent his own attorney from New
York 20 see that Sandra be
given every consideration.
The attorney, who returned to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
/ afaYetfe Opens
On October ID
Continued from First Stage Page

Continued from First stage Page
sonrano for the event
October IS.
In addition 70 The proposed
offerings OF the Theater Guild
az The Cass there viii be a series
~ revivals which will be pre-
Sented on entirely separate
series. Eva LeGallienne viii
offer "Ah Wilderness - already
IN rehearSal-Spencer Tracy in
Shaw's The Devils Disciple. .
Mary Boland as Mrs. Malaprop
in THE Rivals, "R u. r.. y
Desire Under the Elms' and
others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Civil. fraternal, and social or
CARNATIONS can invest organiza-
ton funds In Defense Savings
Bondg. Series l. and q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

New York last week, drew up q
legal separation, arranged the
property settlement-and SAM
dra says there will be no rush
about filing divorce papers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
D pen With Maynor

DOROTHY MAYNOR. sensa-
tional Negro soprano, will open
the ninth annual series Of con-
certs at the Masonic Auditorium
on Wednesday evening, October
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Movie-Go-Round
By Louela Parson

Continued from First Stage Page
such a good boy in the morn
ingsw
What few midgets there are in
Hollywood are suddenly finding
~ Txss1S for
No Wonder They Laughed
So far as the studios are con-
cerned they are ideal because
they aren't regulated by school
rules and they can work later
than the juvenile stand-ins.
However, L can imagine how
Mrs. Withers felt when she
dropped over on James set of
Young America" and discov-
cred three youngsters smok-
ing big. black cigars!
She made every one laugh
when she said 10 22Z.yearSoirt
George Ravens, who stands
mere 4 feet tail:
Little boy. you'll stunt your
growth"
Dotine Father-in-Lew
I've heard of doting fathers
in-law in my time-but Forrest
fuckers dads interest in San
dra Jolley's welfare (now that
she and Forrest are separated
tops everything.
When he heard there was a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

II certainly should be an in
centive 10 hear the complete
work OF each OF these famous
numbers.
Jesu Maria San Roma and the
Boston orchestra perform the
first movement of the BACH
SECOND CONCERTO; the sec
ond movement, the fascinating
Romanza from the MOZART
D-MINOR;. the first movement
from the BEETHOVEN THIRD;
the familiar first movement OF
the GRfEG H-MfNOR The first
movement OF the poor TSCHAI-
KOWSKY B-FLAT MINOR
which will never be the same
now that Mary Astor and Fred
die Martin have had their way
with 1.-THE second movement
of the SCHUMANN A-MINOR;
the last movement Of the rhap-
sodic RACEMANINOFF SEC
OND; and the Gers IN win
RHAPSODY IN BLUE.
Hot Scoops
The pop tune fans don't seem
TO be willing 10 salute the gen
tlemen farewell because KISS
THE BOYS GOODBYE" is still
selling swell.
However, the tickle swing
public is demanding more and
more of "JOLTIN JOE d.
MAGGIO" and 'B Q O G l. h
WOOGLIE PIGGY" and BLUE
CHAMPAGNE is feeling no
main at the hot counters.
YOU AND T. retains its
popularity, but IL will have 70
watch out for Peaceful IN
THE COUNTRY" and WHY
DON'T WE DO THIS OFTEN, "
both OF which are creeping up.
MAMA" Jim" and Il DON'T
WANT TO SET THE WORLD
ON FIRE" are other best bets
while you're listening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

tffEhttht Open i2.45. 2sc-IOc. PARK
Free. Cooled. Bob Hope, Lorothy Lamour
CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT" Also 1.-THE
BRIDE WORE CRUTCHEs," with Lynn
Roberts Extra March OF Time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
TO-DAY At yout Fsxotte MOVIE

= THIS STAR IDENTIFIES CO OPERATIVE THEArERs

AIR-Woodward-Euot' FArk rree-
lhhiIhih open All Night. J GARFIELD,
Edw. @. Robinson IN THE SEA WOLF"
TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM Rudy Vallee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

R'WlY cApTT0I -B'way-Gd. Circus Pr.
Wal Lhi ilUL Radio Quiz II Noon.
Gary Cooper, Barbara stanwyck In Frank
Capras "MEET JOHN DOE" Plus Sus-
anna Foster, THERE'S MAGIC IN MUSIC
IVN--.2Iss w. Mich. Dearborn 1880 4
OhLfN Open 1 Pm. Clark Gable Rosa
lind Russell THEY MET IN BOMBAY"
Martha scott and William Gargan In
CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

V0CIlE-Harper Mt Harvard.
tOuOL NOW ON STAGE:---
A BIG FALL VAUDEVILLE REVUE, Win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

MARTHA WASHINGN-i''o5ss. q Can a.%D cSs..
r. NacMurray. sONF NIGHT IN LISBON
TOPPER RETURNs," Roland Young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

nLpITnI 1913 West Vernon Highway 4
Ohi liUL Open ~ 80 Park Free. ~ WAS
PRISONER on DEVILS ISLAND"
Donald Woods HELLO, SICkkK." Hugh
Herbert "RaEgedX Ann IN Teghnleolar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

PASllME Cont 100 All Seats 15c John
Wayne, Ona Munson In LADY FROM
LOUISIANA" Luana Walters, ID. Moore
In LAW OF THE WOLF"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

MAINUOYAL OAK ID dp. a,'is 80 G sSsfce
PARK Free Cooled Aids for Hard Of Hear
INK. Bob Hope. Dorothy Lamour. CAUGHT
~ THF DRAFT PEOPLE W. Or.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

BEYER I'D 5G; Tsm AZ "a f Fs4E $3.50 fees
Edw O Robinson, "THE SEA WOLF"
'ONE NIGHT IN LISBON" Fred Mac
Murray, Madeleine Carroll Time "thins
Fights Back" Also Disney Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
A Good Lead

II certainly should be an in
centive TO hear the complete
work OF each Of these famous
numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

kkU-UPlUWN cary Cooper. Barbara
stanwyck in "MEET JOHN DOE" Plus
Anna Neagle. John Carroll in sunny"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
ciMEO-7-Mile at Russell. TO. s-s7el

bhHILU Open Y Is Cont. Joan Craw.
ford. Mevyn Douglas in "a WOMAN's
PACE" Plus "BLONDIE IN SOCIETY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

MJnWAV-schaefer At Mich. OR. $3.50 r
nlUEhI Open 11:45 An. Adults zoe.
81 WAS A PRISONER ON DEVILS
ISLAND" Donald Woods. "AFFECTION-
ATELY YOURS r. Haywortn. ii. oberou.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

WASHINCT0N-Rosh Oak. Mich. 4
N. Scott. CHEERS FOR MISS Bishop
MOI MAIN MOONLIGHT" with Eiyiry.