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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-21
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Judge Jeanette.
He couldn't raise the $500
bond posted by the court.
Lipinski was brought into
court by East Detroit police,
but lowering in the background
was q member of the Crosse
Pointe police department.
The Crosse Pointe police want
the youth on q reckless driving
charge and as the officer so
quantity put 4 "are content to
wait for. him."
In addition, Lipinski has lost
his bright new automobile, at
least for the time being. It Is be-
ing held by the Crosse Pointe
police .(just in case.
Besides it isn't so new now,
lots of dents and things.
II seems that the youth had
himself . "time" early Sunday
morning, first becoming involv-
ed in q collision on Gratiot and
10 Mile road with Q car driven
by William VanDenDr issch, 80,
also Of Detroit, sending Mrs. Van
DenOriesch 70 the hospital.
He failed to stop after the &C.
ciedn, police say, and another
motorist gave chase.
Down the highway they
zoomed, straight into the arms
Of the Crosse Pointe police de-
partment.
He was given . ticket tor
reckless driving and turned over
to the East Detroit police TO
face the hit-and-run charges.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-21
Markets
PrOduce

DETROIT. April f1-(AP)-(u.e. Dept.
Mich. bu. erte. e1S. Mia.
spys l.SS-1.5o; Stasks -; Steele eeds
I.So-l.Se. ak~ min. 1.1e-IsS. fair auai. D
cend, .1S-1.00.
Onisns, US. No. 4 Yellsws Mich. 70
pet ." and larger 1.1e-1.sS. - pct ." sae
larger 15-See.
Pstatses. US. Ne. I 10o-Ib. sacks a.
less otherwise stated Ids Russet bvr-
banks I.aS-i.So 1918. sacks ee-32e, Ne.
as I.se.I.ls; vsrisus varieties Ne. ~
I .eS, 15-lb. sacks e6-s5e;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-21
Arlny's Successes Coupled
with New Conversations
Berlin Makes Show Of Hiding
True Extent Of British Rout'

In keeping with the war
practice of not revealing the To-
cation or names of prominent
personalities getting together
for a confab, these sources con-
tend themselves with assert
ing that it is wrong to speak Of
any conference" or "conver-
sations."
Naturally, however, the fall
of Yugoslavia made necessary
conversations" among the par
ties interested in the late Yugo-
slav state for chronological
(volkstrum) reasons.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-21
House Passes Army
Camp Zone LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, April 21-(R
The house passed and sent to
the senate today legislation Gre
ating zones around army and
navy establishments within
which prostitution would be-
come federal offense punish
able by $1,000 fine and one
years imprisonment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-21
Resources


Great Britain" the statement
went on, lit was also agreed
that Great Britain will obtain
these parts unde. the Lease Lend
Act and forward thin to Canada
for inclusion in the finished ar
ticle."
Issuapcc of . joint statement
by the President and Mrs. King
repeated last summers pro-
cedure In which, after Q con-
terence at Ogdenburs. N. Y,
they announced formation Of .
Joint permanent defense board
for the neighboring nations.
The opening paragraph Of The
new formsl document indicated
that the president and prime
minister also discussed othor
mat>sss, but wlhat they were wae
not disc1DDod
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-21

Like many Of the so-called
lower animals, the grasshopper
wears it, skeleton on the outside
g It, body. and discards one
6fter the other ~ they are out
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-21
Stabbing

uTuuhcu OAAVuA8 S"e1S~'
Sherifrs deputies did not learn
of the stabbing until Sunday
morning when informed OF
"fight at Keidel's" by Dave
Skene, 220 East Jefferson, who
was said to have been with
Noonan at the time.
Deputies said that Keidel had
failed to report the attack be-
cause ne didn't want any trou-
BILE with the police
HAD DRINKS
Mrs. Mae Keidel, wife of the
victim, said that Noonan had
been in the establishment for
sometime previous to the attack
and had had several drinks.
Skene told officers that Noon
an drew a knife after ne
seemed to 60 wild" after their
car had become mired In mud
outside the Keidel home.
Mrs. Keidel stated that she
escaped when Noonan attempted
to assault her.
MULTIPLE WOUNDS
Keidel was sta b b ed three
times in the stomach, three
times in the side and once in the
back. He was taken to the hos
pital by deputies Sunday morn
ing.
Glenn Hunt, an employe of
Prieh's garage, said that he also
escaped possible injury when
Noonan threatened him while he
was attempting to remove the
mired car with a wrecker. Hunt
said that he fed after Noonan
rushed from the house, brandish-
ing q knife and yelling:
DELIRIOUS?
Can you prove in court that
killed your daughter?
After eluding Noonan, Hunt
and Skene drove away in the
wrecker.
Skene was questioned by Of
ficers and released.
Assistant Prosecutor Held said
this morning that Noonan will
probably be charged with feloni-
Gus assault with deadly
weapon.
A pocket-knife with a three
inch blade was taken from the
prisoner by officers.
City police arrested Noonan
shortly after 10 o'clock Saturday
morning following q minor acct
dent and booked him on a
drunken driving charge. He was
released on bond, and returned
to the police station at about
nine o'clock Sunday morning
soon after police were informed
of the stabbing. They turned him
over to deputies.
Keidel told Sheriff Theut that
Noonan and Skene arrived at his
place shortly after five o'clock
Sunday morning and stayed sew
eral hours and left.
Noonan returned soon after
and asked to use the phone to
call for a wrecker, saying his
car was stuck in the mud out
side.
Mrs. Keidel said he suddenly
became violent" and hit her
several times. He was told to
leave and few minutes later
returned and started pounding
on the rear door. When told to
go awa..'," Mrs. Keidel said he
drew his knife and started to cut
the screen on the door.
Noonan was again admitted,
and Mrs. Keidel said he made
his way into the bedroom where
he commenced stabbing her hus-
band.
She said he then rushed out
of the house and drove away. in
his car.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-21

There are now about 1000
motor scooters in use, capable
Of doing % to IS miles On hour.
and will run 90 70 10 miles on
Q gallon Of OGboline.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-21
livestock

DRrROIT. ApsiI - - Gap - Cattle -
.,seo. ASG1ve. tAssss - prime yeesl!nss,
ii.ee-11.oos geee % sheses yesF"nC'
No. 49, - sAslsc heavy steers, 1e.ee-
~; Ssse ssWs. JSo-.U; gsed butcher
sevs, OS6-.SOs w. bvtsnsr SsIls. IL
s.sS; - Hcavywslohs bslsenaa -.
~ .,iiSevs ~ Sp6l6gsss, eo.ee-eoee.
0covSs-S4oA 0oee1y. nsss ssavss'
- ssss. - S;.scss|s ss.sSs.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07

SCOT Complaints. announced a meeting
called for Thursday. November d, 1871
at : O'Clock pm. in the Council Cham
bers of the City Hall, stating that the
Combustion Engineer of the City Of
Detroit had agreed Ia come down and
address the meeting and that notices
had been sent 10 all manufacturing
plants in the city requesting the pre-
sence of representatives of same at
said meeting. and requesting the May
or and Council and other city officials
and interested citizens to be present
Adjournment.
Motion by Councilman Wagar that
us the next regular Council meeting
falls on ArmiStice Day. a holiday the
Council adjourn until Monday even
ing. AT eight O'Clock pm. November
10. 1911 Supported by Councilman
Mason.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin. BrOhl,
Burke. Mason. schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE j. LACOURSE.
City Clerk
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Dinhtheria

Diphtheria immunity produced by
incubation is not always perma-
nent and children immuniZed when
very young should be examined
about the time they enter school to
see if they have retained their pro-
lection, according to the University
of California medical experts.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Worth Millions. Wore Wig

John Elves died worth four mil
lions, was a member of England
parliament, but he wore a wig he
had found in a filthy ditch. He
wouldn't light a fire to dry his
clothes, soaked while saving cab
fare by walking home in storm.
He'd give away huge sums, but re-
fused a doctor to save expenses
when in a dying condition.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Tyler Set Two Precedents

President John Tyler set two prec-
edents-one in his public and one in
his private life. He was the first
President to accede to that Office by
the death of his predecessor and he
was the first President to be twice
married.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Co-ed,s Garh Costs Little

You have the word of Goucher
college students that today's coed
can get by on S135 year for clothes.
and. if papa spends more than $40
year to keep daughter respecta-
BILE, it's lust waste"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Prune Salad Just Right

Toasted chicken sandwiches and a
pineapple-prune salad are lust
right" for Sunday evening tea.
Spiced, picked or minted prunes
are also excellent for Sunday night
suppers as a garnish for platter
Of cold meats-sliced roast or ham.
A dish of assorted dried fruits.
stuffed with cheese, is welcome
addition to the buffet table.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Save Celery Tops

Save all celery tops, wash and
dry them and place in the oven.
turning them now and then. Store
the leaves in an alright tin. Use
them for f1avoring soups, salads,
etc.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Origin of Xmas

The origin of the word Xmas is
from the initial letter of the Greek
name for Christ which is x. The
coincidence of its cruciform shape
led to its adoption as the figure and
symbol of Christ.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Puerto Rico SpendS

Puerto Rico spent more than
500. 100000 in 1910 for goods pur-
chased from continental United
States, according to the Puerto Ri
can trade council.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Birthplaces of Executives

Virginia has been called the birth
place of Presidents, eight of our
Chief Executives having been born
there, and New York is called the
birthplace of vice presidents, hav-
ing supplied the same number.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07

Fire, insects and other natural en-
emies of forests destroy about 1000
900. 900 board feet of timber a year,
or one-ffth the volume Of annual
commercial production.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Eiskt Pictures Not BANNED

President Roosevelt. On July I.
1910, signed bill removing the fed
'eral prohibition against interstate
transportation Of fight films.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Most USeful Plant

The most useful plant in the world
is the Palmyra palm. II is employed
for more purposes than perhaps any
other plant. approximately 300 uses
being recorded for it's various parts.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Area of Finland

Official figures give the present
area of Finland. after the cession Of
territory, at l33,737 square miles,
including inland waters and the
leased Hanko area.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Trick Whittier

Henry Eickerts deftness in wood
carving has led him 10 the unusual
hobby Of making wooden pincers out
Of single pieces OF wood.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Lonienx Dirt Quicker

IL kerosene is added to the water
with which linoleum is washed, il
will loosen dirt and make washing
much easier
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07

The President of the United States
is the only federal officer for whom
the Constitution prescribes the ex-
act form Of the oath or affirmation.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Etching E.ngfaviug

The process of engraving by which
incised lines are produced by the
use Of a corrosive fluid is called
etching.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07


Respectfully submitted,
f. W. Liddle
City Engineer
Referred to Council.
Honorable Mayor and Council
city
| Gentlemen
Replying To the communication from
he Police and Fire Commission. same
pertaining to fire zones. We report as
follows:
In 1928 when the present building
code was adopted. new fire zone bOun-
diaries were described, same intended
10 SuperSede the existing ordinance.
At that time the National Board of
Underwriters were instrumental i'll
>cttin. up this District. therefore
should new areas be included, We feel
~ Tho they should he consulted re
same
Respectfully submitted,
Fred w Classon.
Building InSpt ctOr.
f. W. Liddle,
City Engineer.
Referred To Police and Fire Com
mission
Honorable Mayor and City Council
WyandOttc. Michigan
Gentlemen:
RI: Special Assessment Roll No. All
Kindly authorize the cancellation of
he following Special Assessment side
walk and payment to the City Trea-
>urpr rs follows
Stencil No. 1915 Lot 30 and y. 10
e S,lb frnnf.lWtA
in the name of Thomas PimSon. Jr..
- -3rd Street. $54.O0.
Stencil No l1647 :. ~ IF Lot 100
anu y 20 Lot 101. Belmont Sub. 10
frontage. in the name of Thomas I'm
-un. Ir.. l412 BIRD Street. $34.OO.
Stencils Nos 1858 :. 10 of Lot
I0l aud all IF Lot 1O2, Belmont Sub.
40 frontage. i'll the name of Thomas
i'in>On. Ir.. 1I12 BIRD Streets $34.OO.
or total of $1,000.
The sidewalk covering Lot 1O2 was
Installed and paid for by the owner
and should not be assessed, Lots %.
iHu and lOl were aSSs SSed for side
walk under Special Assessment Roll
Ns. :t2 dated October. 1899. said AS
-rS~mcnt> being paid i'll full.
+. w Liddle
City Engince;
John +. McWhirtcr
City Treasurer
deferred {" Council.
The Honorable
Mayor and Ciiy Council
city nf W!andOtte
Gentlemen:
Owing To the widening Of Biddlc
Avenue between Grove and Pennsyl-
aiIia Avenue Mr.. John Dallas was
forced To CluSe the restaurant Operat-
q 10y him at Hills Riddle. He has con
>trUcted new building ut 46+4 Bid
AZ
On or about May 3lst, 1911. he OBJ
tanned Il restaurant license for the
current year at the first named adj
dress. II appears reasonable that, I'M
Ger The circumstances TT lated above.
MIR. Dallas should he permitted to con
TIME his present license. aud this de-
I'aitnent T cOmmeudS that yOur Hon
"adc Body grant permission for him
10 do So
Yours very truly.
W. L. Rutledge
Chief Of Police
Referred To Council.
The Honorable
Mayor and City Council
City of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
Attached hereto is the application
Il Air. George Shotcil. i4lS Biddle
Avenue. for the transfer of his Class
liquor license from 4272 Biddle
Avenue to ais Biddlp Avenue and Ia
'e9hre new S.D.M. Besr License
~ E'e ahpvr mentioned location.
We r"cc.En'nd tat this applica
..,~. -. q ". JNt i
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07

ctlpt Ot resolution requesting board To
deed certain properties in the City of
WyandOtte, under Section ) of Act
80, Public Acts of 1897.
Received and placed OH file
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of WyandOtte
Dear Sirs:
Pursuant To the resolution of the
City Council, | attended the meeting
held by the Michigan Municipal Lea
que in Lansing, October 20, at the
Odds Hotel. where discussion on
what action should he taken in re-
=; DIS To Acts - and 1J7 of the Pub
lie Acts OF 1871. known as the Police
Wage Act and Firemen's Hour Act
The NEE ting was attended by mem
bcr> representing % municipalities
within the state, at which time dis
cuSSiOn was had as to the best method
d" und rrtake 10 approach the prob
I'm.
Ii seems that no city is very willing
ia start the proceedings but the final
outcome Of the meeting seems 10 fol
low that the City of Saginaw would
lnitiIte suit To test the validity of the
Firemen's Act. approximately 22 eli
ii : have shown Willingness to join in
thu proceedings and to pay their pro-
purtiUnate cost. The City of Wyan-
Gotte not having committed itself to
any action i'll this matter was not
joined a. one of the cOntesting mem
beers If the City of Saginaw starts
proceedings. it will be i'll the form of
the mandamuS action by some local
81 10
Commission Of Saginaw To compel
compliance with the act.
From the discussion ii seems that
he fircmen themselves would like Ia
nave the problem solved 80 that they
ran know their legal rights
will keep your honorable body in
formed a> To further developments in
jh> matter.
Respectfully Sumbitted.
Frederick j. Gartncr,
City Attorney
Received and placed on file
Honorable Mayor and Council
City
Gentlemen
Pursuant Ia your resolution. ! am
submitting I'm estimate of costs for en-
CLOSING the present afCll Ill the NeStl-
bule and incidental work ut the offices
IF the Board of Health:
Red Oak partition, trim and
door 81 IS
=; 81. #. of Obscure Glass 2612
Hardware and door check 1900
Carpentry ------------- 1000
Fill and varniSh -- 1900
12100
Wash and paint all rooms be
longing to Departmr mt of
Health 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
It's q Small " ord

Stanwyek. the wonan seorned.
gets an e1-eonfidsuce partner
OF her father, Who is hiding be-
hind a phoney English title. gets
HIM 10 Introduce her as has
niece. The Lady Eve" aristo-
cratic family OF Fondo's
Fonda thinks he Is seeing
double. but Miss Stanwyck With
a tiara and a broad "a" con-
uinees him that IL must be an
other coincidence and after all
its a small worid. or isn't III
After short but snappy
eouytship. Fonda narries THE
Lady Eve" IN haste and repents
in eVen greater haste on board
the honeymoon train when she
starts TO rsgaie him with some
iurid details concerning her pre-
vious fictitious lovers. Shocked
he steps off the train into a
middle puddle.
She later repents but Il takes
some udneuverinP TO bring them
together for the final eiinch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Charlie Chan
On Screen
At Adams

THAT MASTER detective,
Charlie Chan. is back. This. time
Sidney Toler as. the super sleuth,
who is appearing on the screen of
the Adams Theater. foils the
schemes of a gang Of saboteurs
who are planning Murder Over
New York.
Chan arrives in the big city for
the police convention and is asked
10 help run down gang Of ruth
less international spies who have
been Sabotaging huge bombing
planes.
Fans who like to follow Charlie
CHAINS adventures will find good
entertainment in this one.
Other members of the cast in
clude Marjorie Weaver. Ricardo
Cortez. Sen Yung and Robert
LoWeTy.
The second feature on the bill is
Mice Girl - starring Deanna
Durbin. which has moved from the
Fox for a continued downtown run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
He FdUS-and HOlU!

On shipboard coming back from
South America they see an ideal
catch in Mr. Fonda a rich young
man who has been up the Amazon
hunting snake. Ar Fonda is quite
deaf 10 all the attempts being
made by the passenger list TO
meet him. until Miss Stanwyck
adopts the simple expedient of
tripping him He falls-and how
and the shipboard romance flour
iShes until Fonda finds out that
Barbara IS more or less of pro-
tesSional eharmer. She, in the
meantime, has fallen in love with
him Joker that she hadn't
counted on.
Disillusioned Fonda disembarkS
and goes to sulk in his palatial
Connecticut home,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Cleans House

Determined 10 set thing s
straight with the aid OF his faith
full butler he scares off the black
mailers. rights affairs in his busi-
ness and generally starts clean
page.
Everything is being cleared up
except the domestic affairs be-
tween himself and his wife. When
finally he convinceS her that he's
a new man" he gets scared and
precipitates matters by running
off and spending the night IN the
park.
Finally group Of psychiafrists
and insurance investigators bring
things TO a head and il daWnS on
the wife that her mate is morte.
and that the present incumbent is
a much nicer fellow, so she finally
Slrsightens him out.
The other half of the bin is de-
voted to a draft comedy. called
Buck PrivateS It's a burlesque
Of army camp life with Abbott and
Costello Glowing all over the
place in uniform style
Fortunately Mr. Abbott and
Mr.. Costello have some new mate.
rial. and while we've never con-
sidered them the funniest guys in
the world, they are supreme art
lists compared 10 the Andrews Sis
iers. who take up entirely toe
much OF the footagc OF this film
with these eligible lyrics TIKI
Bounce Ne Brother With SOLID
Four cTd those convulsive geS-
lures s. 10 noogIe -Mooeie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Not 50 Funny

n IT, risk Of beino eone,d-
e--I on "un.hev ed u &c
ms soy We can't sec ty5a. tiis
trio hos 10 offe, that could be
possibly considered as entertain.
nent. They undoubtedly don't
appear cute os rroro1ic to same
as ttcy do TO us, but. our chief
contention ~ that what they do
is "eorny." It's not nsw. It's Just
a rehash of the old CharIeston
and Black Bottom business Dhieh
tormenfed the youngsters Of a
general on aPo.
Certainly they interfere Uifh
uohat progress this picture rlight
make as a comedy vehicle for
the other members Of the cast.
First appearance Of Jane Fro
zee, Of the singing Frozee SIS.
tevs, should prove how attractive
a girl can be when she breaks
quay from sisfsr act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Film Time Clock

Mft HftsS-''rhe Lady Eve II a, m,
ago. $40, 3, IL 20 n. M; THE Penalty, !"
IL :55. 4:I1. 1888. 1858 y. NJ.
FON-"Buck Privates," ~ =. m. | 80
4:5S, 1871, 10 ;56 p. m; The Man Who
T"st HImseif,' I2;4O, $3.50. $3.50, 9;si
y. m.
UNITED ARTISTS - ANDY Hardy''
Private secretary" u a. m, s:24, 5:Ss
9:O2, le:Is a. m: wild Man of Borneo.' -
/. 4:i4, 7:3S, I0:52 y. m.
ADAM>--''Niee Girls" ~ :05. . 80. 5.tS
S:32. IL 81 q. m: Murder over New
York" IL a. m, l:ls. 1888. 1921, IO:Ie
p. m.
2 WILs0N-"Fantasis." 80. $50 p. M
PAIMS-STATE-"The Great Dictator. :,
To % a M, :0S, 5.l2, 1.26. $40, II :5i
p. m; Fathers Son 1905 a. m, rs
T.-y p M
BROADWAY CAPITOI--"Western Tn
Ion" ~ a. M. s:lf, 5:25, $40, u :5a
y. M: ''Maisie Was Lady" L. 80, 4;O5.
72O SIS y. M.
MADISON-"LiVes az n Bengal Lancer"
~ a. M. :3S, g :06, 9;a9 y. M. I:l2 a.
m, In Name 0nlS.H IL 81, LIS, 37.as-
ISL q. M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Hectic MeIOdrdn,a

Accompanying all this fun is a
hectic melodrama, The Penalty
IN which Young s, Gene Reynolds
docs a superb job, Hes pictured as
the son Of a GansSter. Edward Az
mold who is caught hel1ing his
father escape. EARNED OF" in
stead of being sent to reform
school, he comes under the kindly
influence Of Lionel Barrymore and
young couple who do lot 10
change the tough boys ideas
When finally his father comes 10
claim him. he turns on him in a
very powerful climactic scene
Trite story but well acted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
A Fine Cast

To execute his design for
laughter. Mr.. SturRes has as
sembIed remarkably fine cast
headed by Barbara StanUyek
and Henry Fonda Who certainly
haven't hurt their careers With
Their work in this case.
In fact. Miss StnnWyrk proves
surprisinsiy foeiIe and def in
her hondlinR OF dual char
ucteFizdtion7 and + ondd un-
lakes" enough 10 become an
ideal "faH guy" for the charms
Of The Lady Eve"
You see. Miss Stanwyek rs
the lovely ",hilP or eome-on
girl for her cord-sharping father,
Charles Coburn, man with
more aces than money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Films in Review
By CHARLES GENTRY
Lady Eve
Sensational
Comedy

MAYBE YOU can put Satan be-
hind YOU but not The Lady Eve
the most tempting of film treats
Of recent months which finally
halls into view at the Michigan
this week.
This Is the widely heralded pic
ture which was written and d.
rectcd by the willy Preston Sturges,
man who certainly knows his
apples when it comes 10 fashion,