davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-05-06

rhlneStoneS, so pick out the correct
birthday month when you choose
one of these. Equally fascinating
are the more sophisticated lapel
pins, such as fat frog with webbed
feet of rhinestones. There's a nice
little silver hand mirror for the
purse, too, done in the Du Barry
motif, complete with handle.
Purses are always a good choice,
the summer ones a much needed
commodity right about now. Look
at the natural straw styles and
those in natural wood beads and
string, either of which refuse to soil
easily. Enamel mesh bags are be-
ing shown in white for daytime and
In pastel versions for evening wear.
Alligator bags are considered very
good this season, and they come in
a range of colors. Interesting and
useful are felt knitting bags and
those of embroidered fabric with a
South American motif. Belts match
these, by the way. Purse kits of
silk or leather make practical gifts
and are a blessing when it comes to
keeping makeup essentials together.
And speaking of makeup, don't
forget that those little travel kits
are wonderful, not too expensive
and sheer delight for vacationing.
Most of them have a couple of bot
ties and jars in removable tray.
Jewelry kits for travelling are su-
perb too, in case mother has Moth
ing in which to transport the family
heirlooms.
II you know sizes, we'd like to
nominate sport togs as a perfectly
marvellous Mothers Day gift. Play
suits. slacks ensembles, play shoes,
beach togs and what not are very
popular. Sun glaSses-really good
ones-are fine, as are cameras and
those tiny new portable radios.
Collar and cuff sets may be a
good huneh, especially in washable
varieties, and little pastel linen
jackets are charming and very use
full. Handkerchiefs with the first
name written out are foolproof, as
are several pairs of fabric gloves
In all colors to match her many
outfits. Practically no woman likes
to buy an umbrella for herself, so
there's a fine gift idea! Just as
good are hat and bag sets of striped
fabric, In either turban or sailor
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Vacuum Cleaners

Vacuum cleaners perform best
when they are kept in good condi-
ton. Oh them often. cut threads
from the brush and empty the
dust bag after each using. To
empty the bag. shake the dust down
into one end. then carefully remove
the tube and shake the dust onto a
oampened newspaper. Roll it up
and discard. When dust comes out
OF the sides or end of the bag when
cleaning, the bag needs replacing.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Decorative Scheme

The decorative scheme for a bed
room furnished in mahogany was
suggested by an entry in Samuel
Pepys Diary, Il bought my wife a
chlnt for her to hang on her wall"
The "chint" used in this room was
q documentary 18th century chintz
patterned in a flower and scroll
design in blue and tan on a white
ground and the entire wall behind
the canopied bed was hung with it.
The bed itself had a ruffled organdy
spread with the canopy top in
organdy also. Blue faille silk
draperies repeated the soft blue of
the chintz.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Bv Barbara Bell

When the really hot days come
you will enjoy owning this as an
extra frock. 1t Is simple to wear,
yet GOODNESS and comfort have been
planned for in the short, straight
sleeves and the open neckline. Just
a few hours and you can have it cut
and sewn, ready to freshen your
hot-weather wardrobe. Pattern No.
1355-B has neatly fitted shoulder
line, and long, straight seams which
give slimming lines.
You will want to make this dress
In some attractive, lightweight print
and accent the print color with the
braid at the neckline and colored
plastic buttons. You might also
make this dress in solid-color crepes
or cotton fabrics.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1355-B
Is In sizes 36, 3S, 40, AZ, a., as, 48, so
and So Size SO, with short sleeves,
requires SIS yards of 35-inch ma
terfal. With long sleeves, 5a4 yards.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Best Plan Is to PLAY Safe
By Choosing Attractive
And Practical Article
Costume Jewelry and Daytime
Accessories Always Useful;
Don't Overlook That Card
By Helen V0et

With almost inhnitesma that
between
haphazard business If prefer keep the gift
you're likely the selection;
she'd like the chances that she'll reply mot thing don't
original than the ordinary don't
will
of the different
things that always make uere gift giving Some will
place-but theyr still
This the selection jewey Whether
mother
eWelry
place
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Recent Sunday Afternoon
Spent in Nearby Camp
Productive of Ideas
Social Aspects of Army Life
Prove Most Interesting and
Really Informative
By Kay Caldwell and Alden Harrison

spending Sunday AFTERNOON the
where ectee soldiers with number
having will
well those boys who in the future
Many the had into the week m
the preceding
Friday nightD
We in the 1t reminded
of nothing much the living fraternity dull mid
Sunday.
lively furnished with chairs and sofas upholstered in leather In
fellows
the assembled guitar
instruments really beating
Evening star., 1941-05-06

little time wasted on conversation.
A meal takes about 10 minutes.
Probably your brother or your boy
frienc will need a short refresher
course on his table manners when
he gets back from the Army.
In the barracks themselves, there
was an atmosphere of order and
cleanliness that would shame any
dormitory or fraternity house. Every
cot land they are comfortable was
as neat as though it had been made
up by trained nurse. At the head
of each hung the occupants field
pack, complete with tin hat and
gas mask; at the foot was his foot
locker" a small steamer trunk con-
tanning his personal possessions and
clothing.
Uniforms, dungarees. overcoat,
etc, hung on hangers on a pole at
the foot of the bed. Shoes and ga
loshes were neatly ranged under
the cot. If these fellows will carry
over to civilian life half the lessons
IN neatness they are learning in the
Army. their mothers and wives will
call them blessed.
In the outfit We visited, the selec-
tees are mixed IN with the Regular
Army veterans. and the boys claim
they learn more about soldering
from these old-timers than they
do from their officers which is ex-
actlv what the Government in
tended.
Most of the fellows are enioying
themselves, in spite of loss of Jobs
or businesses. being away from
friends and families. and so on.
The camp has a healthful air of
masculine camaraderie. Bows from
different parts of the country and
from different walks of life are
mingling, getting to know each
others viewpoint, trading ideas and
experiences.
Evening star., 1941-05-06

versions and in many price ranges.
OF course, there are always slips
and hose and gowns. to say nothing
of sheer hostess frocks for summer
lounging or frilly bed jackets in
which to have the morning coffee.
Match 'em up with slippers, too, for
a really impressive display.
Don't forget the flowers and
candy, and please remember to put
IN nice "muShy" card.
Evening star., 1941-05-06

Now's the time to plan your ward
robe, and decide what you'll want
for the children, too. Our fashion
book brings the best new styles
straight from our designers to your
own sewing room. We've embodied
them in easy patterns that you can
make yourself. economically and
speedily. Send IS cents for your
book today.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
To Clean Candles

Clean soiled light colored candles
by rubbing gently and quickly with
a cloth rinsed out of warm water.
Lay the candles on a nat surface to
dry.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Not Always Wise to Be Too Original Selecting Gift for Mothers Da
Parade of
Cookery
Books
RECIPES OF A ROLLING STONE.
BY Katherine del Vale. Cow
ard-McCann, Inc, New York.

iDN lllC btA d4lNs SO"
ard-McCann, Inc, New York.
This collection OF recipes, gath
cred from various parts of the world
during the authors travels as the
wife of a marine officer assigned
to numerous posts, contains many
interesting and appealing dishes.
Although most of them are fairly
familiar to those who have made
hobby of culinary matters. there
are some that seem distinctly un-
usual and should give a decided
flip to the luncheon or dinner at
which they are featured.
The book is really volume in
tended for the mistress of the
house rather than for constant use
below stairs. In fact, it contains
so many anecdotes concerning the
trials and tribulations of the au-
thors numerous cooks that per-
haps it would not be even tactful
to suggest its perusal by present
incumbent of such an office How
ever, arrangements could be made
to trv out the recipes without hurt
ing the feelings of any one who
might feel that some of the per-
sonal sketches struck too close to
hOmei
The book is charmingly presented,
has an easy, light style that makes
it eminently readable and is bound
in neat beige waterproof cloth.
B. C.
MUSHROOM COOKERY. BY Hell
nut Ripperger. George w.
Stewart, Publisher, Inc, New
York.
A newcomer to the group Of
Especially cookbooks, this slim
volume. gayly bound IN bright pink,
contains a collection of recipes that
should make the most hard-boiled
gourmet CRY like a child with jov.
There are about 100 of them-each
little gem, and, Just 10 gid the
lily, there's a clever literary or
historical quotation on mushrooms
atop every page. There's a dream
called iced Mushrooms that
sounds like the answer to WASH
ington summertime prayer; there's
a concoction with sour cream called
Mushrooms Floburt' that sounds
too good to be true: there's-oh,
but why go on torturing ourselves
when it's hours to dinner time. any
way? Just go get the book and
have a good time yourselfl B. c.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Lost. Found and Special
Notices on Puqe A-3
HELP MEN.

AUToMoRME SALESMAN to sell Dodge
Only those who are sober. reliable and
1900
BAKER. pies, cakes, pastries; day work;
year year around n0I Job: Apply Astor Pastry
R.lI5ra BANK TE.LERs LIE opening for B give e.-
Spondence confidential. Box 129-Y, Star.
BODY AND FENDER MAN experienced.
STEADY job, good wages. Apply Monday
morning, ready to work. Ais Hampden
514 9Th st. Sc.
BOY. white. experienced in grocery, with
permit 37o4 Nichols ave: Sc.
soY for srocery store. references. 1880
BRIcKLAYERs WANTED. 14th and whit.
tier St NV
RsRTcKLAYEhs s1 ~ s, wanted a. % once Iona lS9. jcS;
18th and Swami SITS. NV.
BRIcKLAYERs and tenders. Buttervorth
and 4sth st. NV. 46l5 o st. NV.
BUSHELMAN. for ladies' and mems cloth
ing. Bernie's. 713 9TH st. NV.
gUsHEIMAN On mems clothing Apply
CANvASsER. for roofing. siding and home
improvements; excellent arransement for
diligent worker. WO. 4943.
CARPENTERS. 2 good. all-around men.
Utah ave, near Lee highway, Waverly
Village Ask for Z. H. Horton
CARPENTERS, rough and finish Carpenters.
Apply at 18th and Webster sts. ne
CASHIER, man not over 35. with some
bookkeeping experience; summer employ
nent only Apply Wilson Line. Inc, 9TH
St wharves
CHAUFFEUR private car. state expert.
enee. age and color sala1, $50 per
Evening star., 1941-05-06

PIN Settlers, with or without experience:
good pay. Apply Sunday 30 or any
morrI ing after 2. New Recreation Alleys.
Evening star., 1941-05-06

PHARMACIST REGISTERED. for relief CO.
lumbia Drug Store $500 Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1941-05-06

PIN BALL MECHANIC. radio repair man
might qualify Leader Distributing Co.,
sl0I schrider ST, Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1941-05-06

ROUGH SPOTTER. Apply in person; must
be experienced. Q. and S Laundry.
Washington and Baltimore blvd
Evening star., 1941-05-06

PLUMBERS 80 and helpers (4 with ex-
per'ence Apply AIS 18th st. sc. or 4535
b ming rd
Evening star., 1941-05-06

MAN white, 81, must have experience
delicatessen Reference Icons Delica-
tsssen. 1131 kth St. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-06

RADIO SERVICEMAN experienced. Apply
by letter, stating age. experience and SAL
airy expected. Magee Radio Service. 6aO7
WISCONSIN, ave. Be ethesda. Nd.
Evening star., 1941-05-06

PRESSERS, experienced, for dry cleaning:
steady work: good wages Apply in per-
son. @ 6 S Laundry. Wsshington-Bal
more blvd
Evening star., 1941-05-06

SALESMAN. for gents furnishing store.
Apply 534 Sth st Sc
Evening star., 1941-05-06

SHEET METAL MECHANICS and helpers,
experienced. Apply after : pm, 1908
Quebec st, Cherrydale. Va CH. PASS.
SHOEMAKER. colored. experienced. Apply
IS1A nNAN
Evening star., 1941-05-06

PRESSER, experienced on silk and wool;
steady Job. Apply at once, Sunday or Mon
day am. Shepherd Park Valet, 1900
Evening star., 1941-05-06

PHARMACIST or qualified assistant: state
age; ref salary. etc A G. Horine, Bruns-
Wick. Md Box o6 10.
Evening star., 1941-05-06

PORTER, colored, over q, neat. drivers
permit; references. steady worker perma-
nent position. Georgetown Pharmacy.
WISCONSIN ave and o 81 4 u
Evening star., 1941-05-06

PRESSER experienced, to fill place of
draftee; unusual opportunity for advance
ment good pay to start. DU. 1913. 2300
R l. ave ne
Evening star., 1941-05-06

| RADIO SERVICEMAN, experienced Apply
/ by letter stating age. experience and sal-
| ary expected. Box 326-R. Star
Evening star., 1941-05-06

SODA MAN, white, evenings tn 12,
every Sunday. half day: good pay. 1877
Columbia road
Evening star., 1941-05-06

SODA DISPENSER, 3 nights a week and
every other Sunday. Apply Schwartz
Pharmacy. l10O Conn. ave n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

A RARE collection Of art mas
will go on exhibit IN the
Art Institute tins evening with a
reception at S p m. Not only Will
there be works OF art which were
on display at the two world :
fairs i'm 1899 but there also will
be three paintings from Europe
and more than two dozen from
the various private collectors and
throughout the United
States.
PAINTINGS owned by six De-
troiters have been loaned for the
exhibit. Included in these are Van
Dykes portrait of Jean Baptistc
van B'>thovcn, rector of the
Jesuit College at Antwerp. from
Mrs Walter O. Briggs collection,
THE Lock on the Stour by john
Constable English landscape art
iSt. and Paolo NeroneSe' $ The
Annunciation. both owned by
Mrs. Lillian Itenkel Haas. 'Por-
trait OF a Man by Aert De CD
der and Francesca Nleizi $ Fine
Girl with the Lutte. contributed
for the exhibit 10y William a.
+ iShCr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Beauty and Magic

Magic, as HnDless and sWift
as the breothtGkine beauty of
the one who performs it. is the
highlighted attraction at Club
Casanova. CGzan, blonde Hou-
DIM" escapes from pair of
handouts, whiIe her partner,
Vantine, bewiiders the patrons
with magical illusions.
Apache routines by Annette
and Raoul folioW the suing
songs OF Margie ManseH, and
whistler Dick Hughes again in
PRODUCES dancer Anne Starr. The
dancing Glamour Girls and Lee
Walters music complete the
program.
Fiesta Hours, starring tatIr
dancers Rio and Rita at Coffee
Dams Old Madrid. continues a!
one OF the most popular entertain
ment attractions offered In The
downtown area. Presented nightly
except Sunday, the revue contains
all the gayety, glamour and colo
found in South American song
and dances. To create the carniva
spirit hats -grd~ noisemakers arr
provided patrons who ION thi
winding conga chain led by Ri'
and Rita. The dance team alSt
gives free lessons in latest Latin
stems
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
4 " Onder Cast

The acting responsibility doe
not fell on MISS Waters shoulders
alone. however. She is surrounded
with east which Includes DooIey
Wilson q magnificent actor rs the
WaVNaFd Little Joe Todd Dun
can. inc Porev' of other days as
DE Lawds General and ReN In
cram. the genie of 'The Thief OF
Baedad rs the son of Satan.
The supporting cast Is marvel
ous. most spectacular members
being those Of the troupe of kaih-
crime Durham the sensational nov
dancer. who not only gives weird
terpsichorean effects 80 The show
with her native dances but who
also plays the seductive Georgia
Brown These dancers and their
music are outstanding features OF
the show
Among the musical numbers You
won't be able TO forget are CABIN
IN the Sls,. :, Taking q Chance on
Love" and Love Me Tomorrow q
The whole musical score f. terrific
but then 50 is the show and ii you
miss Il don't blame n on Us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Film Time Clock

NICHiG AN-"straWr~rr Rinnda 90 ~ a.
M. So f.6s 7is. 10 So T.. az The
Case ~ the BLACK Parrot f. :, 3 -.
O. 81. P.tf T.. m.
FoN-..Nice GirI.s. - -. s.s7. 1.9l
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MIN AgII>I> -- Tine nd Man.
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.rts1fe Inspiration" = sa. 3s. Clos.
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ERufnWAh tAIfToi - - irginia 90
. p. H.5f. 1T. 1000 .. M "Hfrf
tonnes the NnsNsf n a. N. -. 400.
Hsts y.
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- athrr's sun i.si3, SIG, 6.ia. =
o. ru.
INnI~oS--sW uihering Weights" - IS.
los. 1.aA. ~ ua o. M " he Great tr-
tor Frrhcft.' ~ q. rl.. 90, q. g 80 T. ~.
NA-'+fhe Virgin Bride." - gi.
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Husbands. d" : -. -oA. 60. q go q. IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Local Offering

From Mrs Jelan s Ncwberrys
collection viii come the Portrait
OF a Young Cavalier painted by
the Seventeenth Century artist.
Jacques Blanchard. while the col
lection of MIS- Ralph Hannah
Booths VIII be represented by
Dutch artist EmCnucl De Whites
Church Interior in the Afternoon
sun
IN addition There VII be paint
incs by Raphael and Hans Hol-
bcin, The Younger. whics were
loaned anonymously from Detroit
Three old masters viii be con
fributfd b.. anothef Dctroitor. a
portrait of Marie Antoinette by
Eigea le BUn a landscapc View
or Maestro Near Venice hv Fran
eoseo Guardie and Peter Paul
Euhans "Bu>CIs Return ~
Achilles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Film Actress Beverly Roberts
Heads Ne,U Bo,oery Cafe Revue
Blonde Houdini'
F ca tured at
Casanova

BEVERLY ROBERTS. film &C
tress who opened last night at the
Bowery, played straight dramatic
roles in Hollywood, but her expert
ence in the entertainment field in
cluded Singing in New York and
Paris clubs prior to cinema work.
The feminine star of Gods Coun-
try and the Woman" "Oil for the
Lamps of China" and China Clip
per" is back on the road IN per-
sonal appearance tour, delivering
songs with the same charm and
dramatic touch which gained her
screen Stardom.
Also on the new bill are the
Hickey Brothers and Alice comedy
trio; Carol Lane, acrobatic dancer;
Fernando Marionettes, the
knockabout F'onZal Boys and
YVette Dare. Balinese dancer.
Charlie Carlisle directs the ac-
tivitieS, presenting, in addition TO
the above, tenor Johnny King, the
Don Arden Dancers and Benny
Resins orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Bobby Is Back

Bobby Jones, with his quiek
LDit and smooth manner, Is back
as master of ceremonies at the
Palm Beach, Where Leroy and
Sharps Uoeat mdniput0tIons set
the stoee for some hilarious
comedy.
Oriental rIystifier Ming does
puzzIine things Nth odd objects,
and the Del GRAY trio is held
ouer for more rapid-fire tap rou-
tines. Attractive Monnie Drake
is the vocalist with Don Pablo's
orchestra.
Rubber-leg eccentric dancing
and comedy antics purtoined from
sources are the special
ties of dancers Nichols and Haley
heading the new bill at Nerne's
Cafe
Bert Nolan offers new comedy
tons, setting "A fast
pace for the revue. which also Of
fcrS the swing songs and accordion
solos of Bctta Hugh. Its Harry
Collects dance music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Local The alters
Offer Voting Film

TYING IN with next Mondays
election the Ramona Vogue An
mex. Alger. NoTwest and Rosedaie
TheaterS OF the United Detroit
group VIII show M-G-MS special
Crime Does Not Pay production
You the People. The two-reeler.
which vii be shown in addition
30 regular programs al these
houses. shows how necessary. II T.,
for every individual 10 vote IN OF
dor 10 protect good government
You the People" is dated Tor
showing al the Ramona and Vogue
beginning today through Thurs
DAY. ~ The Annex and Algcr
Thursday through Saturday ana
~ the NorteSf and. Rosedale start
INC SUNDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Hayes F. a+ured
At FrOntenac

%NNJEE CIGhT and MI
IteHcnef translated n'a lueI .H
The words 0f peUfd.a ~ which
is one ot thv songs featured
by Tlv flaye~ as De Is tarrcI
This week m karyl Norman, male
reuce ~ the Club tron'rnae
Hayes also uses hie nello- -oprauo
voice 10 sing Zigelnor from
Noel Coward S operctta. Bitter
sweet
Frank Milton now iT his third
week ~ master of ceremonies o.
Tho 30-act shows employs d., rich
baritone voice 80 augment tha
contributions Of the other 20 en-
terfainers IN the tWo nightly
shows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Dale cts
Ne bioIo' Show

BACK N town after a week $
absence. Jimmie Dale begins a
return engagement a> singing
master of ceremonies at Nchiolo 5
Cafe tonight.
In hiS own congcnial manner
Jimmie will introduce Heller and
Holmes. smooth ballroom team
now in their second week Mickey
King harmonlca expert and Miss
Mariana. character dancer
Leonard Sccl and his orchestra
entice the dancers with new ar
rangements of the popular hit
tunes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Complete Range

Miss Waters. coeu with her
funsfuIiy tragic reUue work, IN
AT Home Abroad" and her
dromatic domination of Nam
ba's Daughters" has neUer had
ompIc opportunity 10 display the
full range Of her gifts as IN this
particular shoW.
Here she sings uith poignant
appeal. she dances the rhur,bo
wtth abandon, she acts With
hedrtbreokinR real ism. she
ctownG wlth good .notUred giee.
Whatever the mood and the set
ting calls for. Ethel Waters de-
iiuers right on the dot.
You wili neuer beiieoe that
the wouan pho sings IN thread
bare desoIafion. Love Turned
Out the Light with real tears
in her eyes. Is the same gal Uho
comes on later looking Hko a
Savoy ballroom sister 10 romp
through the suggestive measures
Of Savannah" Her versatility
is unbelievable sUen after you
haze seen Cabin in the Sky"
FSUfFdf Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Lucky Piece

ONE OF the s'ranccSt good
luck pieces IN Hollywood is d
81 600 check which r arb ar a
Allen father horse breeder and
racer C. T. Hcnshall gave her one
Christmas after particularly
disastrous racing season. promTs-
ing 10 let her know when she
could cash it, The check never
was good. but Barbara has kept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Gun Exchange

WILLIAM HOLDEN and Ray
Aiiftand. each Of whom makes a
hobby of gun collections. have
been trading back and forth. Hol-
den has temporarily exchanged a
9 nm Lugcr and a p Hornet
for a % special Winchester They
started during the filming of 4
ANarIed WIncs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

proves 20 be
The fanciful
treat of the sea-
son
II bridges the
CrCat zap hc-
tween the splr-
itual and the
bOoCie Woogle
II links heaven
and IIar1e m
and u juNta-
poses the Good
Book with the
dail, renort of
fl7n n4l.m hcrS
racket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Helped Producer

WHEN. NNE OVERMAN,
who has top role in "Aloma of
the South Seas. which is 20 be
produced by Alonta Bell, was a
headline stage actor on Broadway,
he took a weeks engagement IN
Bells Washington d G. stock
company He STAYED 10 weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

announces a neW entertainments
policy IN addition to a change IN
management. Starting this uisek.
under the directorship of Mike
ard Sam Sher. two big sspia
shoUs will be held nightly. Add
tiouGI acts UiH join the revue on
Saturday nights.
WALTER STEVENSON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Beginning at the End

Little Joe" Jackson is the
sinns- in question and When the
play opens we find him on his
death bed about 70 be gfDen into,
the hand Of Lueifer Jr.. an in
fernaI agent Of subUersiVs per
suoaons.
The prayers of Petunid, Lit
tie Joe's" faithful spouse, hoW-
eUer, invoke de Lauvds Cen
eroF' and after some serious
discussion. the LaDd finally gives
the errant Mr.. Jackson reprieVe
of SIX months to -prous that hs-s
North the retrie0ing.
Everything goes smoothly
until Saton's fifth eoIumnists
start to Work again by si0ing
Little Joe" thinning sWeep-
stakes ticket and then the battle