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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-08
NOTICE..
Stockholders of Anchor Store,
incorporated

Notice Is hereby gwen that d
Special Meeting ut the Stockholders
of the Company has been calico and
VIII be held ON the 2nd day of Sep
lcmber. 1871 at No. 81 West Gan
nett Street IN Henderson, North Car
china, at I O'Clock p. IN.
The object of and meeting Is to
Gct upon the following resolution
winch Was passed at a meeting OF
the Board of Directors held on the
28th dag OF July, 1911, called for that
purpose.
"NcsoIycd that, In the judgmen,
OF the Board of Directors it is deem
ed advisable and for the benefit of
the Corporation, that it be dissolved,
and,
BE it further resolved. That a
Meeting of the Stockholders is call
ed to be held on the 2nd day of Sep
tcmbcr, 1911. at 4 O'Clock p. m, at
No. 81 West Garnet Street IN Hen
derson, North Carolina tor the pur-
pose of taking action upon tins re-
ulutlon, and.
1t IS further resolved, That notice
of the adoption of this resolution be
mailed Ia each Stakeholder residing
in the United States at his last known
p~oStoffice address, and further, that
within ten (l0) days from this date,
notice of said meeting and of this
resolution be published in the Hen
dcryon Daily Dispatch, a Newspaper
published in Vance County, North
Carolina wherein is located the Prln-
cipal Office of the Company, once
a week for four consecutive weeks. 80
This the 28th day of July, l94l.
NC, GATES.
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before you buy. + & L Motor Co.
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two baths, Turner Ave and 49,
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TOBACCO FARMERS USE OLD
newspapers tor packing 'opd''1
Get them at the Daily Dispatch VI
fee at Toe per bundle of 'ni.
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YOUR hands - Half chicken, si'oe-
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HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
trans you adequately to aus,qa,
the question, What can you de-
because 1t qualities you for tho
business world. Fall term BEGIN.
September 3. 80
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-08

FOR RENT: : ROOM DWELLING
two baths, Turner Axe. and /enn,
81. s53.OO per month. CItzary
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are mutual insurance buvcr, -,
benefit Ey sound Insurance o.
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ing with Gates Insurance Agency.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Early Interest in Series
Headed by Paul Robson

after four years abroad. returned
10 the concert stage In America
this season.
Few concert personalities have
had = more distinguished carver
than Pau Roeesan- he Nss ecrn
IN Princeton. n. } the youngest
son o. = Methodist minister. His
hrillanee In high school Won him
= scholarship. He went u Rutgers
college, where he won four var
atty letters IN football. baseball.
BASKETBALL and track.
An average II over % per cent
in all his studies won him the
Phi Beta Kappa key IN hls junior
year, and he graduated as the
perfect type Of college man" A
brilliant career a. a lawyer Vas
predicted for him and ne COM
pletea the two-year faw course Al
Columbia university and took MS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Mrs. Donald Dilts
To Present Pupils

Pupils Of Mrs Donald Diits will
be presented in = song recital with
the following program at Mason
Methodist church this Friday eve
ming At 7:3o:
Springs Singing ........ schumann
Angels. Ever Bright and Pair oounod
Martha CLARK
Dream Ships Sailing 800. Gulesian
Paul Davis
rlofians sons s=ssssssss.... GODDARD
Spring in Ny Heart .......S Strauss
owendolyn Lobdsli
Ny Heart 81 Thy Sweet Voice
tSamson and Delilahl Saint -Sacns
Betty Terry
Jerry Ferris 0ulletts
Toreador Song lCRrmenl 800. Bret
Martin Sorber
One Fine Day MADAME Butterfly
Harriet remplemAn
Ich 0rolle Nioht. ....... schumAnn
lie Donne a. Mobile CRigoletto) Verdi
Marshall Cook
Orpheus With His Lutte Sullivan
Commas ia lie pays7 CMignonl go.
Janice Green
Goodnight Quartet from Martha"
Harriet TemplemAn. Betty Terry.
Marshall Cook Martin Sorber
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Dash Point Chorus
Announces Annual
Silver Musical leo

The snnazl silver sssirsl -
~ - neah rulnl Wamena go
rae "a - xssen n cummunIty
hsii - sso , - "Wednesday.
MAJ a A Elaeere sAeons IN
- sxsended - snyeas Interested
tfn6<r ths airsstsoa - Mr.. a
caFistea flukt<y. - eAcra. IN
snx nins numssrs Ths Ts<<s
artist. q stsdlam hlkA -eheos ssu-
denl win - Richard csrissan
Huelss. pisnlst. rura - L<ce.rd
jaeeh~sn. Fells~tnE - program
an infurmsi Il. hem IN ~ -
byrd
Nh Harry lcAnssaa 10 rsasr.l
Chairman tnF ths affair ana ne
hsa - hsF eammitt<s Mssaa nsss
". 4 ssn<ks. wsra unmeFs. !.
Anthus n ~ AIisn. Car, t.unss,l
A ". tswrenc<. Carl Hemm<ra
George naeksnrosh J n L.rum
and Paul YoanE.
Ths r<rrnanei q n charzs N.
eiaa@~ Mrs. Hans Ienssa. nrw
ceorEs nuessnroth. Ars A. W.
i.@sreacs. nrs Howard Martin.
Ms. Floyd Webster. nrs A. =.
RAtiiff. Mrs William nsytcn. nrs
kea MulnEsn. Ars ousnsin
Nrhas4al ~ H. 49, A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

With Mrs. Walter MeHaney con.
Quoting. the Aotherslngers Vill
repeat its concert program a. 81
Paul Methodist church next Tues.
day. May II IT o'clock. This
h = group Of mothers organised
three yesrs ago with Mrs. Nc
Haney a. director and coming TO-
gether once every week 10 sing
familiar pusc for their own en-.
joyment After a few months Of
singing together they were pre-
scented in q concert which hrough,
such = Response that II was made
an annual event The first con.
cert this year. given a week aso,
brought requests for other ap.
pearnnces.
Besides the chorus there II =
soloist. Carolynn Dyer Nelson. and
a trio composed Of Mrs Nelson.
Mrs Martha Devote and Mrs. Roy
Knecland. Violin SOLOS, IL Bar
bara Ann Reid. accompanied by
Mrs. William Reid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

II kept in the dark for three
years. goldfish become totally
blind
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

Jones' There was no resisting
the tide which carried him on 10
other stage triumphs Gods
Chllun.s "Porgy" and Black
Boy"
Carmalita Maracci and her
Spanish dance ensemble. Donald
Dickson. outstanding dramatic
baritone. and Grace Moore. uni
versslly acclaimed as Amercas
greatest singing actress. are in
cluded in The series Mail orders
for season tickets are now being
filled in order Of their receipt At
the Temple theatsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
FOUND ANTARCTIC
CONTINENT

Lieut. Charles wilkes Of the u.
s. Navy discovered the Antarctic
continent more than LOG. years ago
during a four-year map-making
expedition. begun In 1888. He
mapped 1000 miles Of Antarctic
coastline. 200 Pacific ocean islands
and 500 miles Of streams and
coasts in the Oregon territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Episcopal Choir
Festival May ~

Plans are under way for the
annual choir festival OF the united
choirs Of the Episcopal churches
OF Tacoma and Puyallup to be
held In Christ church on Ascen-
sion day, Thursday, May 20, at
1880 p. m.
Preceding the service, Frederick
Hoyt, Of Puyallup, will give a Is
minute organ recital. The hymns
and devotional theme viii b. CEN
tered around this great tradi-
tional festival day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Franklin A Cappella
Choir 10 Sinu Sunday

A cappella ehoir Of Franklin
grade school. under direction Of
Mrs. Mary Smith. vii sing AZ Lake
City church Sunday at 80 .. m.
according 10 the Rev Edwin Coy.
pastor.
The choir. dressed IN blue robes.
Is rapidly taking It's place In Ia
coma and vicinity ~ an outstsnd-
Ing singing group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
DISC uSsions
Wkess pei.s N Records
~ nESoaA MESSING

sons - ths MAJ r~le.--. ~
the major recording oompaalss
seem e have strack = hlgh lsvel
IN mechanical sxcslisnos q ~
prcdoction.
In the classical field. Rrahn...
Ne..rt and n-~the.ea are vel
represented. one q ths priEes q
The month l. Reethoeena I'm.
peros ocncerso. put out Nv Victor
IN an album a FIVE I1anch re-
orts u 10 ~ aenno Moisslvitch
At TIE ptana with the Lonaen
Philharmonic orchestrA conducted
BY George ssen. TIE musician.
ship : superb and the rsprcduc-
ton excellent
Other May releases include.
Mozart; Quartet Nc. n IN n
FIAT major (-Hunt-l-Hy the Bu.
daress string quartet. Thls IL No.
Eart At Its h~xt. played A. it
should b played By = splendid
string organization. Victor. three
i2-ineh records
Brsans; serenAds No 2 IN A
major. for small orchestra. This
work u performed BY the Alumni
orchestra OF the National orches.
tral association. which IL devoted
TO developing musicians. rs
merit speaks well for what the
organization 10 doing. Victor.
four i7-inch records.l
Brahms; Symphony No. :. Ry
the National symphony orchestra
Of Washington under Or. Hans
Kinder, II ranks with the En-
peror@ recording. above noted. a.
an achievement and should add 10
the growing prestige Of DIR. Kind
iers orchestra. II IL The newes,
recording Of this great symphony.
and there viii be many who will
think II the best Victor. four
l2-ineh records
Moussorgsly; A night on Bear
Mountain--the Fantasia version
by Leopold stokowsa ana the
Philadelphia orchestra. II you
have seen and heard Fantasia
you viii know whether you want
H. The reproduction is good. (vio-
tor. single i7-ineh reeord.)
Rasel; valses Mobiles Of senti-
mentales. II you like Ravel, Rob-
ert casadesus interprets his music
a. well A. any pianist could. tco-
lumbia, two 10-inch records.D
Wagner; Tristan und Isolde"
love music. stokowsh and his AL.
American Youth orchestra miss
none Of the soul and swoonlng
ecstasy Of the most extraordinary
music every written. This one il
good. columbia, three i2-inch
records)
smetana; Three dances from
The Bartered Bride" The lively
Czech tunes sparkle a. performed
by Howard Barlow and the Co
lumbia BroadeAsting symphony.
columbia, single i2-inch record. }
Mozart; "Ahi Pieta" and Ma
damini" from Don Giovanni" A
good chance 10 get acquainted
with Salvatore Baccaloni. the Met
ropoliian Operas sensational new
basso- buffo. columbia, single
12-ineh record.D
In the miscellaneous list. Co
mmbia has two interesting offer
ings on single records. One IL
the Song Of the volga Boat
men" and the Lords Prayer.
by the Don Cossack chorus.
The other consists of sprightiy
selections by His Majesty's
Grenadier Guards band, than
which there Ia none finer,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

mes
or
HIS
the
was
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ton
'vicl
|ron-
day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
INDIAN TRAYoIs

The primitive vehicle used by
plains Indians for hauling their
belongings was known as a travois
Two dragging poles served as
shafts for a dog or horse. and a
platform was laid across the two.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

Reservations from muse lovers
q Tacoma and Southwest Wash
ington Indicate TIE popularity q
me starx selected % appear on
The iafl-t2 Temple theafer all
star series. Opening TIE series
vii be Paul Robson. the great
Negro singinE-sctor. Robson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

teEree- BIT q chance appearnnos
n = pay riVcn - the Y. ~ c a.
~ ~hieh Eugene OMEN Vas n
TIE audience feok IN 70 TIE
legitimate stage In Emperor
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
MANUFACTURERS
TESTED RECIPES

DEEf SEA PIE
e-ox cen white star Tuna
I can cream of mushroom soup
! tbsp. tomato pate
J cnp an, LEFTOVER vegetable,
chopped
Z cups cooked. riasd potatoes
bit Of cream ans butter
Dash Of naes
Break tuna eoarssly and place IN
/ buttsred casserole Cover with left
over vegetable ana pour on soup
/ mixed with tomato paste. n desired,
cover with thin slices Of peeled lemon,
Mip flced Dotatoes with butter and
cream and brat smooth. season 70
taste. ana stir In sss yolk and dash
| Of mace. Arrange over top of dish
Thirty minutes before aervins. place
In hot <2s degree oven.
ror.ro 'prssurr
cake FIsisehmannf Yeast
eups mia
: cups sifted flour
| eRa
large potatoes
! fsp. salt
I tbsp. sugar
2 tbsp. butter
BAKE and mash potatoes measure
enough 20 make 4 cups Place IN
bowl. add aait sugar and butter.
Heat ] cup Diik ~ lukswarm. ols-
solve yeast IN H. add enough -four,
about J cup, . make Spouse set
naming ] cup milk - boiling and
add 10 mashed potato mixture
Nhsn sponge has fla<n and dropped
back. add 70 u potato mixture. add
well beaten sRg remainder ~ -four
ana mix togethsr Thoroughly let
buis Drop me misturs 5, table
spoonfuls on EreAssd baking sheet,
the dough should not ~ handled
LEI riss again 70 double IN buik;
bake IN hot oven a. s2s des ,. about
10 minutes. Makes 4 dozen.
-RarsrS AID irasur LOAF
Z cups flour
] tsp. salt
Z tap. bskinT powder
cups Roman Meal
y sup brown suEaF
? eups sOnf mifk
] tap. soda
= cup melted butter
y rup chopped fsislns
y fup chopped peanuts
SIT flOuf. salt and BAKING powder.
add Roman Meal ana sugar Dis-
solve soda IN milk and ssiF into dry
rsisins. then peanuts kiS vel Pour
INTO tso ErsA~sd losf pam ana lea
stand 10 o. 20 minutes shake %
and down on table : or times ana
bake IN moderate oven 1870 dss for
70 minutes or untu done,
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J fup snGar
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, on. fsaaasssD ehseolnts. Bsitsa
= enp syapsrsfs6 MILL
y cuD pecan meats
Boil susaF Ano coffee 10 zs4 des
~ Until syrup forms . ssry aft
ball When . sFnai amount a dropped
into coid Wa1er Pour slowly over
{ choeolatf Stir until smooth. ado
NH and beat until mixttEs u
hot q cold over ios cream. hakse
] u cupa
BkEAD cHUMB COOKIES
IL cups butter
2 cups bf0Nn suaar
eEks. beaten
] cup bakinK moiAssea
. cups me arr wonder Bread
fuh faks fiouf
faD. soda
y tap. ciosss
tAD. cinnamon
tsp. bakiHg powder
en0ugh additional flour 70 make
= stiff roll dough
hix butter ard sugar tozether ADD
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fus dry Wonder Bread crisnba ara
~ othsr CRY inerecisrts which have
been siftef together Chill aad roll
thin Cut and bake IN a rnodeTate
thin sne dainty Te sls ss1'f sr,s az
tops d cookies alth beaten Gag Fhlte
o. With milk before bakIng
II kept in the dark for three
years. goldfish become totally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Cagney Says Montgomery
Is Entitled to Academy
Top Recognition

but William Saroyan,s new play
title had the oldest inspiration
Of them all. The young Ar
menian playwright, who is so
popular among the intsllectualS,
is great friend Of PHYLLIS
Brooks and frequently flies
down from his Fresno estate 20
see her.
Phyllis, has pet expression,
Bang bang you're dead" and
Ssreyen as K g q her what II
meant. Said Phyllis:
"It doesn't mean n thing"
That's perfect" replied Saro-
van, that's the title of my new
play. IL doesn't mean a thing,
either"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Symphony
To Begin
Oct. 10

THE DETROIT SYMPHONY
= ORCHESTRA will begin its
twenty-eighth season, its third
in Masonic Temple, Thursday
night, October 16. Bruno Walter.
Observation-Disclosures conduc-
tor. will occupy the podium.
Three of the standard works
Of all orchestral repertoires will
make up the program: Haydn's
Symphony in G Major, No. 90;
Tone Poem, Don Juan" OPP. 20,
Of Richard Strauss; and Bee
thoven's Third Symphony in
E-flat, OPP. So C'EroicaD.
The seasons first rehearsal is
scheduled for 10 a. m. Monday,
October 10, in Masonic Audi
forum, with Walter in charge.
Walter will be in charge of
the Detroit Symphony for two
weeks. He also will conduct the
concerts of Thursday night,
October %, and Friday after
noon, October "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Mr.. PmcelPs Gmny Simms
Not Kay K)Ser's
SCH8 Singer
f1ezlzferea Unliaa states psient OnIce
HOLLYWOOD. OCT. i.

Registered Ualtsa States Patent once
HOLLYWOOD, OCT, 4.
DANDOM thoughts of the
= - week: The most annoying
mixup OF the week involved
--.-..l. = Z .44l = s. l4-+.-
Dicks .hecn telling his night
club pals he's desperately in love
with Ginny and ker representa-
tive SAYS she's never met him.
Wi1tn -tangle was unraV.
cled it seems tho Ginny SimmS
Dlck has been talking about isl
now young singer with Rudy
NaIlcc and not kav KyScrs
G,nny Smms. That duplication
of names js bound 10 cause a
lOt Of annoyance 20 both girls.
Jimmy Cagney is Bob Mont
Comery's biggest booster Re
says II Bob doesn't set the
academy award for Here
Comes Mr.. Jordon" there's no
justice. The insiders, however
believe the race will be a close
one between Montgomery Gary
Cooper G Sergeant York =, Cary
Grant CPCnny Serenade Do }
Fredric March zone Foot IN
Heaven') land Charles Boyer
Hold Back the Dawn J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Turner Rumors

Lana Turner's frequent night
club appearances with a differ
ent escort almost every night
last week, started rumors IL was
all off between her and Tony
Martin. But don't believe all
you hear because every night
before she stepped out La
Turner talked with Tony in New
York and told him she was going
dancing with Roger Pryor. Bob
Stack or some other escort.
Tony is making no secret of
the fact he wants to marry
Lana and when he returns there
should be some sort of an an
nouncement coming from these
Two.
Alexis Smith isn't Kidding
about her tall girls club SO
many girls over 5-feet-7 through
out the country have written her
they want 70 be members she's
organized a long distance advice
service. The first letter went
out last week with Alexis giving
her best advice on how tall girls
should act when out with shorter
aeaf44a4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 4.
IL a town that gets a black
Il eye 50 constantly for egoS
and career selfShneSs as Holly
wood does it is nice to stop for
a minute and think about the
people who have stepped out Of
the way so a famous husband
or wife could advance them
selves.
axe the-ease eff George
Burns, who had 10 talk all night
long and burn the midnight oil
as well AS wearing out his throat
trying 10 convince Oracle Allen
10 accept a star role in Mr.. and
Mrs, North at M-G-M-Without
him.
Oracle and George have never
been parted as team since
they married and were Vaude-
vile stars for years. And Oracle
saw no reason why they should
break uD now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Comedy Melodrama

The following week, on Octo-
Der 13, first nighters will flock
across the street to the Lafa-
yette which will open its Fall
and Winter season here with
Mr.. and Mrs. North" another
recent Broadway success.
This is a comedy melodrama
Of a young couple who find that
the skeletons in their closet be-
long TO some one else's family.
For the roles Of the puzzled
young married couple who find
murder and domesticity don't
mix. this production will have
Anita Louise of Beverly Hills
and owen Davis Jr. of West
chester and Times Square.
In their support will appear
Coburne Goodwin, Ross Hertz
and Virginia Barton.
Matinees will be on Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
FoFeeF9i Role

For this forceful role the
Mercury Theater picked Canada
Lee, one of Harlem's best known
citizens, but man who had had
practically no experience with
the stage.
Canada, who runs the popular
Harlem rendezvous, the Chicken
Coop, has had a varied career.
Others in the cast are Patricia
Palmer, John Berry, Rena Nit
chell, Evelyn Ellis. Lloyd War
rem, Thomas Anderson and
Helen Martin. all members Of
the Mercury Theater.
Paul Green is the author of
the stage version.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
BY LOue11a O. Parsons

studio OF her old friend, George
Hurrell.
Greta, who was wearing a
tricky new hat, arrived just as
Georges secretary was leaving
for lunch with a copy of the
same chapeau on her head! The
girl was so embarrassed she
tried 10 sneak out the back door,
but Carlo had seen her.
Don't run away" she laughed.
at looks better on you than IL
does on me. This II what I get
for dressing up anyway. III I'd
worn my old straw sun hat and
my dark glasses I bet You
wouldn't have had one like IT."
Well, I've heard Of stories
getting titles in an odd way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Movie Clock

MIGIHGAA[.9IE#Eeasy AID
-r1CffT r0T President, II:l7 a.
m 2.49 e;21 9;44 p. m;
Hold Back the Dawn" 1886,
4:08, TAO, HOB p. m.
FOX-"This Woman Is
Mine, " I'LL a. m. 2:31, 5:51,
s9;;fi fi p m; Our Wife, j. :.477,
4:07, 7;27, 10:47 p. m
UNITED AR lists
when Ladies Meet" 12:35,
4:0l 7:21, 1858 p. m; The
Getaway" IL a. m, 4.01,
$50. .9.1S D. m.
ADAMS Flying Cadets"
fi;l9 a. m, 1888, Az. TOT.
9.35 p. m; Sun Valley
Serenade' 1919. 253, 5.27,
SUI, IU.39 p. m.
CINEMA-"Pepe Ie Moko."
1915, 2:13, al, sos, 8:O7,
1858 p. IN.
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Bondage" Ills a. m. 2:37.
$50, 9:21 p. m. "Balalaika,"
1910, 4:02, 7:24, '10:46 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL
MAN Hunt" 1:22, 5:13, 9:o4
p. m; The Bride Came c.
o. D., 3:05, 6:56, 10:47 p. m.
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IW0VfE=G0=R0UND

than many OF the poised. So
sure-of-themselves heroes rate.
Both Carol Bruce and Rita
Hayworth are on avocado diets
70 gain weight F.. Lana Turner
looks exactly Ike Ann Sothern
now that her hair is so blond
and she's wearing ii in a curled
F-opansdeltF-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Argument Simple

Georges argument was simple
and 10 the point The role Of
Mrs. North is perfect for Oracle
and there's no important role
IN the picture big enough for
George.
"AlI right" Oracle agreed At
last. "but this Is the first-and
last time wei he parted"
Then there is the little Texas
girl who kept her marriage
secret for three years because
She was afraid 1T would hinder,
The career of her husband
Jack Bcutel. Howard Hughes
find.
III Jack were an experienced
actor 10 wouldn't have made any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Garbo Has Chanqed

Carlo has changed so much
An no one can say the former
silent Swede" hasn't developed
.Sas+sa-ef hl!nanE--AlaXhe she
bad II all along, but IL was
never more in evidence than the
day she got all dressed up and
dropped in 10 visit the new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Mercury Theater productiopy
which was such a success ono
Broadway last Spring.
Native Son, adapted from
the grim novel by Richard
Wright, is the dramatic story Of
a Negro boys revolt against the
type Of world in which circum-
stance has placed him.