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Evening star., 1941-09-20

DaQdle, Tor LnlS is an aQapldIlOn OH
the recent st-seller, Benjamin
Blake"-and certainly George isn't
meek little Benjamin. That role
goes to Tyrone Power. George is
the cruel aristocrat. Sir Arthur
Blake, who cheats Ty out Of his
rightful heritage and makes him
work as stable boy.
The man who made the movie
millions pretty limp by his relent-
less chase of Walter Pidgeon in
Man Hunt" thought 1t very funny
the way he beat up poor Power the
day before.
You see, I belted him across the
face a dozen times with a whip
like this" and the cackling Sanders
made a sweeping. vigorous gesture
with his arm. I'm sitting on
horse, too, and Ty is standing there
looking up at me.
Hurt him? Sure, suppose 1t
did Mac, the prop man over there.
made the whip-something he fixed
out of felt Mac said it was hurt
proof. 1 said, okay, Mac, let me try
it out on you first?"
Here Sanders broke into hearty
laughter. slapped his thigh Justify.
II had poor old Mac on the spot.
He'd made the whip and so he had
to be the rabbit. A game guy, that
Mac, too. He stood right there and
took it. And I put everything had
into those lashes Mac WINGED plenty,
but he wouldn't dare say it hurt.
That would proclaim his art a
failure.
"I1l say this for Ty, too-he took
1t like . man. I gave him a dozen
sharp cuts-like this ." And
here Sanders did some more arm
swinging illustrations.
That whip really sung, and when
I saw Ty in the afternoon his neck
was beet-red and he was holding his
chin" Sanders face was red, too
from merriment.
Unlike George Raft. Edward Rob-
inson and other of his colleagues
who NOPE and try to swap their
celluloid stripes for wings, Sanders
is fascinated by a villainous role
the deeper, the better And associ-
ates say he's happier than ever to-
day on the set of "Son of Fury
because the days to come seem SO
bright with new horrors for him
to perpetrate.
Sanders whipping of Power Is
merely a starter, according to the
script. In a few days he puts on
the boxing gloves and beats Ty in
sensible. Some time in the near
future he attempts to shoot him
and almost succeeds. Later, in this
order, he will try to force him to
marry a girl he doesn't love, set a
police trap for him. with Ty barely
escaping in a fusillade of bullets
and frame" him so that Ty almost
hangs for a crime he didn't commit.
The happy manipulation of all this
screen mischief is q big fellow,
standing six-feet-two and weighing
225 pounds. There's an interna-
tional, continental sort of a flare
about his actions and speech that
make him a natural with the film
going public. He's under contract
to goth Century-Fox and that studio
is coming a mint of money merely
on its Sanders loan-outs.
\ X X
Born in St. Petersburg, Russia. IS
years ago, Sanders is nevertheless
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Alice Foye and Harris
Will Remorry Tonight

BY the Associated Press.
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 90
Alice Faye of the movies and Band
Leader Phil Harris, who came here
week ago for vacation, plan to
be remarked tonight.
They were married in Mexico sew
eral months ago but decided to go
through another ceremony after
Mexican marriages were declared
invalid in California.
Justice of the Peace James Piperi
said he would perform the cere-
mony before only few friends OF
the couple, newspapermen and pho
tographers.
Evening star., 1941-09-20

very much an Englishman, for he
was born under the protection of
the British Embassy there, which
makes him a British subject. He
speaks seven languages and his
enunciation of German for his role
in Man Hunt" was so close to per-
fection it led many to believe he
was of German birth-a testimonial
to his skill with all the tongues.
A brother, working for M-G-M,
who has assumed the screen name
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Defense Show Opens
At New York Today

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The big
gest show in New York since the
World Fair-the National Defense
Exposition-opens today at Grand
Central Palace.
Mayor F. H. La Guardia, who also
is director of civilian defense, will
onhciate at the opening. The ex-
position will run through October
18 and every angle of the Nations
defense program will be illustrated.
Evening star., 1941-09-20

production number at the drop Of
a four-bar intro, on shipboard or on
the beach. Since these numbers
are likely to involve specialties by
Miss Sheridan, Haley and Oakie,
the hornpipe kids; Miss Raye, the
sextet or the hula dancers, you are
assured at least of variety.
There is variety, too, about the
stage show Harry Anger has de-
vised for this week. Its range COW
ers the tumbling of the Danwills,
the dancing of the Roxyettes, the
singing of Yola Cali and the fun
making of Harry Reso, and a wide
range it takes to encompass all Of
that.
Miss Cali manages to add q bit
of novelty to her program of songs
not usually associated with those
moments given over to girls who
step before a microphone and sing.
She opens in a South American
mood, turns from that to q fable
about a songstress, which enables
her to swing from swing to opera,
then winds up with note of pathos
Cor maybe hokum is better worO
in her special version of Nightingale
Sang in Berkeley Square"
Mr.. Reso is a deft funster who
seems to be made of rubber (and
very soft rllbber at that) when he
dances, and who contrives one of
the most foolish moments you have
seen in many moon when he
pantomimes juggler's perform
ance. The Roxyettes are especially
effective in a novel bit of business
called Red Sails" done in red cos
tunes before blue drop. And the
Danwills, who do the tumbling, are
tumblers.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Palace Film STAYS

when Ladies Meet" story of the
romantic affairs in which a noted
lady author is likely to become in
volved, remains for a second week
at Loew's Palace. Joan Crawford
is the writer, Robert Taylor is her
newspaperman husband. and Greer
Carson and Herbert Marshall step
into the proceedings at intervals.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Air Film Returns

olive Bomber" Warner Bros
lavishly mounted, exciting and tech
nicolored lesson in the effects Of
modern combat aviation on the
persons of the Nays fiiers, has
moved now to the Metropolitan to
continue its downtown run. Fred
MacMurray and Enrol Flynn are the
battling fiiers, and Alexis Smith is
the girl who occupies them briefly
on shore leave.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
footprint Expert

FORT RILEY, Kans., Sept. 20
R.-Pvt. John w. Sandberg came
to this cavalry training center a
fingerprint man from the F. B. I.
The Army Immediately put him to
work on q system of classifying
horses hoofs.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
U. S. Flyer With R. A. F.
Is Prisoner, Nuzis Report

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Sept. 20.-William Henry
Nichols of San Carlos, Calf, one
of many r. A. F. pilots shot down
recently, now is in a German prison
camp, the agency DNB. reported
today.
Nichols and two other American
Eagle Squadron pilots were reported
missing September 8 by the British
Air Ministry. The others were Eu-
gene Quimbly (Red) Tobin of Los
Angeles, and H. S. Fenlaw of Lewis
vile, Tex.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
He's One Movie Villain
Who's Happy to Be Bad
George Sanders Is Fascinated by
Those Evil Roles and Approaches
His Wronsdoing With Glee
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.


makes him such compelling all his
stood the Son of Fury chukd
fendshy he described his role in the picture for
playing another
Evening star., 1941-09-20

Most of the perfumery now sold
to tourists in Bermuda Is from the
United States.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Ann Sheridan's Returned;
Can You Ask More!
Navy Blues, at Earle, May Have Its
Faults, but She's Not One of Them;
Yola Cali on Stage Bill
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.


to backn
midst cinemacay speaking
the vehicle
up in shiny caliope who's complain
eaky gaskets? Miss Shedans role Navy Blues"
the Earle is not fat not the of toward which
Evening star., 1941-09-20

The Colombian government may
have its military maps printed in
the United States.
Evening star., 1941-09-20

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Evening star., 1941-09-20
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ters such - yours are always
welcomed by this column.
Dear Miss Grey: ] am leaving
on q trip TO Colorado the middle
Of next month and as I will be
sitting up all night ] would like
to be as comfortable as possible.
Would 1t be all right to wear a
tailored slack and blouse outfit
on the train
/ would appreciate hearing
from you as soon as possible since
not much time remains before /
leave. l.. r
Dear l.. r.; Tailored slack
suits are being worn on the
coaches 40 " you must wear one
make sure that IL IL well-styled
and nicely-taiiored. Slncks with
sepernte sweaters and blouses
are mot betng worn this year. In
sse~d you'll find that your Stacks
come ~ complete slack suits.
In other words. slacks this sea-
sca are "a ~ bought complete
with matching blouses or Jack
60.
OF course. nothing h - sp-
propriste for train wear ~ .
tvim. nicely. tailored suit. A cool
silk dress under . lightweight
coat would also bs Neal.
Dear hi@ Grey: Recently .
friend of mine told me food was
more fatteninr when eaten In the
morning. Is this true7
WONDERING.
Dear Wondering: That 10
absurd. The nutritivs value Of
foods haA nothing 10 do with
w'ssa the foods are eaten.
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Floral Coiffures
Match Bouquets
Bridesmaids VII Also
Wear Fresh Blossoms

Good news for the girl who Is
planning a formal june wedding
Is the impressive array Of new
and original ideas in flower head
dresses. The flower experts say
that it's a smart idea 10 have the
blossoms on the head match those
in the bouquet
There are charming little flat.
flower covered. sailor type hats
TO wear behind pompadours. There
is an interesting medieval head
dress with yelling under the chin
and a huge gardenia posed just
in front OF each ear. A halo OF
white rosebuds and lilies-of-the-
valley is shown with a long, page
boy bob. A lovely Gala lily IS
pinned on the edge Of the veil
just behind a tall pompadour.
With a flat little wedding hat
OF snow white stock. bouquet
Of white stock. white lilaes and
sweet peas would be chic. A halo
OF tiny white iris calls for a we'd
ding bouquet of IRIS, freesia and
perhaps narcissus.
June brides Of 1871 like we'd
ding bouquets Of carnations.
stephanotis and Gala lilies. az well
as white orchids. sweet peas. lilies
of-the-valley and roses. Long
stemmed Rsrdeniss. tied with
white ribbons, make IN interest
ing bouquet to be teamed with
gardenias In the hair.
FLOWERS SHOULD
SUIT THE BRIDE
A directoire bonnet of tulle anc
fresh bouvardia is becoming tc
young heads with classic braids OF
upswept locks.
Flowers for hair and bouquet
should be chosen as thoughtfully
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Young Woman Ought to Regard
Her Marriage 0ptimistically
ADVISED 70 oive Second Marriage Chance for Sake
Of Small Son Who Is Entitled 10 Good Home
By CYNTHIA GREY

Here is my problem and viii appreciate in
your column. married AT the of wenty-my hns-
band twenty-five After four marriage got
divorce. did this because he kept bringing girls the
house and because his drinking many arguments
1t was and half later that married thr-
teen older than Although he loves dearly do
not love him. From this marriage. have son.
We have always gotten along spendidly but
tented and ne knows that have always loved my first
band and still do.
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| COMPLETE
feminine
HYGIENE
DEMAN S:

VGucH has been written about feminine
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Use Arid, the new cream deodorant.
/. Arid does no, 70, dresses, does not
itritste skin.
:. No waiting 10 dry. Can be used right
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7. Instantly checks perspifstion 10 3 dsys.
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4. Arrid Is , pure. white. sreAseiess, szin-
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.. Awarded Approval Seal Of American 1nsti-
rui. of Laundering as harmless TO fabric.
Women use more Amid than any other
deodorznt Try Toe, see or soc jar to-
day az any stors which sells toilet goods.
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Smart Women Require
Charmino Accessories

The fastidious woman requires
charming accessories. even TO her
handkerchief. Helene Pons. de-
signsr. took time off from creating
important theatrical costumes TO
whip mp q dainty fiuff Of a chif-
fon evening handkerchief. bordered
all around with delicate black lace.
Matching black lace Is worked into
the center Of the kerchief to form
q huge initial.
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season after season the button
front dress marches on. header u
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And NO wonder: it's % convenient.
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the shoulders 10 hold gathers IN
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youthful touches. Why not scallcp
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Send fzftesn cents ll5c) n coins
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One for the Money
appeared she would have been
blissfuily happy that Sunday
Mt Spste Villa.


biissfuily happy that Sunday
Mt Spste Villa.
Kennedy Was no pulse quicken
er, far from IT. On the other
hand. he was not impossible like
Audrey Greer. He had simple
tastes and quiet good breeding.
He and Julie could have been
compsnionable, even fond.
Julie sprang from the bed. Well,
why not? She and Kennedy could
still be companionable and fond.
Nothing had happened. not a
thing. to interfere with that COM
partnership and fondness. He was
kind and Julie liked him.
He would always DO kind, CRATE
full for what affection she might
give him. and she would like him
increasingly as time went on. That
was the way II would be. Nothing
should destroy the fulfillment of
her purpose.
Annie came in to assist in Jul
lies toilet. Although nothing had
been said as TO the Identity of the
guests. Julie had a hazy, glamor-
GUS impression that they would
include debutantes of last season,
charming young men who whiled
away the hours on yachts and
polo ponies. and possibly a few
members of the older generation,
these latter men of wealth and
their charming wives.
Long Islanders. invited TO
meet Julie Patton of New
York. II was not surprising
that color burned In her
cheeks, that anticipation lift
I'd the curtain Of anxiety.
Her gown was the color of blue
zee. II had long. lovely body lines
Because of the informally of the
occasion. ahe wore a little bolero
Jacket. its wide shoulders empha'
szing her slenderness. With tbs
murmur of arriving guests float
ing up TO her. Julie turned before
the mirror while Annie stood bach
in awed admiration.
'T never saw anybody 80 beau
tiful." she breathed.
Thank you. Annie" This
somewhat absent mindedly.
Julie was thinking. Il wish
Johnny could see M. / wish
he could. II isn't fair-oh. IL
Isn't fair" Which went n hong
way ~ prove that she had not
yet conquered her insane
awAreaess of Johnny Towne.
As she trsiled slowly down IN
stairs. Annie and Clarkson leane'
> over the bsnnister. The mists
has done all right" Annie mur
INJURED. She's just as nice az sh
10 beautiful You find out abou
ladies when you dress EN-"
Il can well imagine" Clsrkso
observed with an obliqne glance
He chuckled. Wait till that mot
lev crew below stairs gets a.
eyeful Of Miss Julie Patton"
what DO you mean. mot
lev crew. Annie demanded
with spirit. "Aint they the
l best families on the Island:
/ They could buy New York and
give h back to the Indians
without batting an eye"
Maybe So" ne admitted gooS
l nsturedly Just the same. bal
heads and double chins and bull
ing waistllnes abound IN our bel
' families. Miss Patton will csu'
q panic or ! miss my guess.
Julie made q dramatic entrsn'
upon the motley crew oelo
y stairs" Voices ceased their ain
e less chatter. heads turned. ey'
e stared. She stood In the srch'
doorway. looking about the ROOF
in NJ way revealing her disrsy.
Where were the denutsntes
tosassnaed o. Page 10. Column
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Fragrant white stock Is used 10
fashion q novel "sailor hat" bridal
headdress with a long tulle veil
nj the back. The wedding bouquet
combines white stock with white
lilacs and sweet peas.
as gown or veil. They should suit
the brides figure, type and per
sonality as perfectly as do the
clothes in her trousseau. once the
choice is made, the groom should
be given a picture or sketch OF
the headdress and type of bouquet
to give to the florist who will send
or wire the flowers. incidentally,
it's no more trouble to send a
headdress by wire than II Is To
send simple corsage or box of
cut flowers.
The short, little girl" type bride
should leave the bouquet that is
sheaf Of Gala lilies TO the tall,
stately bride. The large girl will
be more flattered by large bou-
quet and flower headdress in har-
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CHAPTER SIXTEEN

Juhs nodded In the direction of
The black car. Believing that Ken
needy must hear the pounding of
her heart. she forced herself to ask
casually, Have you company"
He peered nsar-sightedly at the
Car. 81 think not" he returned
with m d sning indifference.
Mothers guests are not expected
until eight" Hand on jules ell
bow. ne attempted to guide her
across the terrace.
She held hack. cropping for
q logical excuse TO advance
upon the black car. At that
distance she WAS unable 10
decipher the words on the
door. And she had 10 know.
N the police had come for
Johnny she had to know.
What is the name Of the lovely
shrub ?" she asked, pointing to a
spot beyond the garage. The one
with the tiny yellow flowers"
Again Kennedy peered. I'm not
SURE" he said.
Shall we 70 and see ,"
Certainly. though Mother
knows much more about the
shrubs than l do"
/ II seemed 10 Julie that her
nerves would snap ~ they TOOK
4 leisurely course toward the shrut
which differed not at all from
dozens they had passed that day
Nearing the black car, she
pat . hand ~ her throat. 80
vivid had her apprehension
he~one that she expected
momentarily "a nee Johnny
dragged from NE garage door.
Suddenly the printed word
were plainly visible to her fear
full eyes. They said. N bold whit
type. "Brownlee and Son. Cater
ers." Julie was actually gidd.
with relief. Immediately losinl
interest IN the shrub. she hal
stopped. Then. remembering, wen
on to admire the flowers an
examine them profoundly.
They found Mrs. Spste on IN
terrace and sat down 10 chat wit
her. She gave close attention I
jules enthusiastic recital OF tn
visit 10 kennedy's home.
They xehanRsd grstifie
chances over tbs top Of jules ~
blond head. Tall frosty glasses {
hmeade were passed. Ice tinkle'
q plump cherry stared from III
bottom Of each glass.
Julie rsclined in . deck chat
, ut peace after her release frol
! terror. II was almost seven whs
. she went to her room 10 dress Il
! the evenings festivities.
she dropped to the hed. ly-
ing nat, gazing at the ceiling.
rhe meusentary peace had
pa~~ed. She rube~d . perpen-
dscular line between her satiny
brcws with . worried fore
finger.
Everything n 20 mixed Mp
, she mosned To herself. and
had II all - nicely planned. o
, why did I have to be chased
a purse xnstcher. And why d
, Johnny Towne. Of all people. hs'
a to turn zap rust thens And Il
did have 10 Be chased. and
: JOHNNY osd have TO tsrn W. vi
hadn't the senss 10 use n
bead"
ne tried 10 imagine ths pre-
ent situation had she not oecor
involved in the affairs Of john
Towne. Not for a moment did q
admit that she had fallen IN 10
:, with the young chauffeur.
n she admitted nothing she
a would have eethiag 10 decay.
l. even - haFsen. - - ~
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He claims he wouldn't stand in
my way II ] wanted q divorce,
however. he does not want me TO
20 hack to my first husband, who
has since been married and il
again single. I hAw seen him
lately and he knows I still love
him.
I An asking for your advice ~
10 this: Should ] divorce my pres
snt husband and-even though ]
couldn't remarry my first husband
sock 10 find another with whom
] could BE- happier man more
my own age. for instance.
know ] have made q great
mistake In this last marriage, but
just nov ] cant seem to see my
self living the rest az my days
Seeling ~ ! do toward my hus-
hand. It's ~ hard for him ~ II
= 1ur me. It's not fair 10 either
q ". We have been married for
ths past five years.
MRS. A. Z X.
Dear Mn. a. z. r.: Perhaps
You tsat know when yea are
w~aI OF. A things are now.
ysu have the love Of . fine man.
yeu have security Ard you have
. little 90 whom you mssst not
forget When you start making
paAns n 'waIk out" Your con 10
eataflsd 70 . good home and .
god fnther-aet go who h
hahae - bring loving friends In
- ~ hossse 1t any hour II The
AAy.
Your fSrss husband made your
short carriage 10 him N un-
happy eas. md ~ ssfdsnfiy
brought sorrow 70 his SECOND
WHO What nAhes yos think
yss cssAd - hAppy with him
row.
Tss lave prshabsy beea ~
garetag your marriage from .
psuuaalstie pe,at q Wow. Why
~ Try changing your tsctics for
. w'hile aad start looking a
- hight side II n. Approach
y frea . happy. eptiuAstac
vtew paint for . while and -
WHIT hoy u ca bring you.
h night - . good idea 10
pana - take ~ interesting w.
eas3sa "trip thb summer with
your hsshaad. Getting away
frea everything tegether may
help pea - discover what . real
flse and interesting mAa your
husoaah =.
Dear Miss Grey: ! have seen n
the paper recently . number o
complaints concerning the harm
done TO ahrubbery by dogs VIII
are allowed to roam about thei
various neighborhoods.
There are = number Of dogs Il
cur neighborhood-we have ON
ourselves and yet the shrubber.
about our home IL In good condi
ton We arv able to keep IL thi
way by merely sprinkling . littl
Cayenne pepper on the shrubs ono
In . while. The pepper does No
hurt the shrubs and II hseps tn
dogs away.
To me. this method Il prevent
ing dogs from spcilinE shruhs
far better than keeping the poo
animals tied up. A READER.
Dear HeaAer; Thank you -
uBnrA Ter ~ tnfossnAtioa. Let
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
/ Figaro"
2. EYE-rate or eye-RATE.
g. Pie-plant
4. Clergyman.
3. Rock Mountains in Colorado.
s. Milky Way.
7. Falcon.
s. Los Angeles.
p Three.
10. Forks"