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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
PROMINENT DETRoITER

Said his attorney Norman J.
Miller;
II now have S2S.000 Of the
So, 900 bond III rash. u ~s~
supplied bN very prominent
DetrOiter who has known Mr..
Heine for - Years and who
does not want his name revealed.
Meme Of 10 WAS supplied bN any
German organization -
Nc.Oe, seized m a recent D1tsoi1-
-t.----+-- -4al-4-a---r al,rnALS hA kBl
agents was named in tWo counts
G. lengthy Indictment
ono charged him With sending
= letter about Aug. .. 1910 con-
tanning information about Amerl-
can shipping and cargocS for
~r.sr.s 80. ssa,,s4 % -sa4.l44.4F.Aa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Oakie's Okdy

Jack Oakic has been a bad boy
al various times IN his carcer-blt
no one has won more admiration
than he has for the way he has
been devotion itself 10 Venita, his
wife. during her long illness.
Jack seems 10 have turned over
a new Leaf and while you couldn't
give him away a year ago. he's
hotter than nrecracker now
after The Great Dictator anc
Tin Pan Alley"
A month ago Twentieth put him
under contract for three pictures
but that isn't keeping Oakie
from TOVIng oNcr 10 Warmers 70
make Navy Blues with Eddie
Albert for Hal Wallis. II should
be a hi with these two comedians
and in case you haven't guessed
It's an enlistment comedy with
Jack and Eddie going 10 town as
novice CObS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
A NeU Hero

Stirling Hoyden's name may
be neU to you--but IL Won't be
for long. He neUer sow cam
era until sir months aRo-then
presto. he almost woiks quay
nth "VirRinio. In fact Stir
0ne did so weH With the critics
yifter the preUiew that today
Para announced they Wsre CO.
starring hin, With Virginia Dale
in Little Miss Muffetf."
Young Hayden. they tell me.
10 something OF an American
Enrol Flynn. Hes only - years
old but he's gone in for the od-
Uenturous life on big scale.
Tvo years aeo he sailed around
the worid in a small boat Which
he nauiRated himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Collected at Random,

The Delmar Dawes welcomed a
baby girl-their second. Papa is
a scenario writer: that was Phil
Amidon Jr.. with Carole Lands at
the Ciros opening. He is wealthy
New Yorker. Ciro's was crowded
10 the doors as welcome to Emil
Coleman and his popular band
Spencer Tracy played host TO a
group including Gladys Peabody,
Lady F'urncSs. Gladys Vanderbilt,
Larry Fox and Tim Durant. Jack
Fanny laughed so loud at one OF
George Burns Jokes he actually
cried. Mary Livingston dropped
hugo bracelet down the drain in
20 ladies' room and they'll have
~ tai,c out the plumbing 10 get IT,.
vr-wTs wrrt1 tiIe C0bina
hits. senior and junior Rex
'ndcd me Of tho masked ball
Is Giving January %
To sec Betty Cradle and Vic Or
Il dance you'd say they are
o~ious. They were with John
vide. another agent Ann Warner,
Virginia Zanuck. Sylvia Fairbanks
I'D the Charlie Feldmans came in
from a dinner party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Roth and Berdun
Give Benefit
Revue

TIE ROTH and Berdun School
of Stage and Radio Will present its
Juvenile stars IN n huge song and
dance revue at the Allied Festi-
val Polish War Relief. in Conven-
ton Hall Tuesday. at ) and 7
p m. Friday. a; s p m and on
Sunday, al 4 and 1870 p. m.
Rubbcr-leg dancer Mel Snyder
will preside as master of ceremo-
nieS and featured singers and dane
crs viii include Doris Fox, tap
dancer; Billie Burden. dancing
comedienne: Barbara Terry ballet
dancer: the Roth and Berdun Glee
Club under the direction of James
c. Young. and many others ofsthe
schools talented protcges. The
entire production Is personally
staged by Charles Roth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Bdckstdge Illusion

lie is better al illusions than at
card manipulation and one of his
best offerings is an attempt TO
show the audience what magic
looks like from behind the scenes.
These are even more mystifying
than those offered directly "out
front"
Some of the routines are too
long. but then several happen with
lightning-like precision like the
stratosphere disappearance. One
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
LOndOners Seek
Movies, Not Shelters
Cinenas Crowded
All During
!. Air Raids
BY LOUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 10. y
Frank Freeman showed me pho
tographs of crowds going into Lon
don theaters TO see Northwest
Mounted Police" during an air
raid. Both he and l wondered il
it could be true that Londoners
forget their danger and concen-
trate on movies during a bombing
siege.
Yet England and Sweden are
asking for more American movies
and in recent weeks Great Britain
has released so per cent of the
gross receipts formerly held be-
cause of war eXigency.
In London and Dublin Gone
With the Wind" THE Great Die
tator." Waterloo Bridge" North
west Mounted Police" OF course
"All This and Heaven. Too" and
most surprising, "Knute Rockne--
All American" have been highly
profitable. Axis controlled terri
tory naturally rs another story.
Germany has banned all Ameri-
can pictures from occupied France.
Denmark. Norway. Poland and
Germany Strangely enough. Hit
ler's ally Mussolini. has not Off
ciaiiy banned American movies,
btit IA has ALWAYS heeF4 - a ffffietill 4
10 get money out Of Italy that this
market means little.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Like Old Times

II is this exhibit Which is cur
rentiy occupying the Cass and it
reminds one Of the famous
Thurston shoWs and those eiabo-
rate reUues Which used TO play
here at the Shubert and Temple
many years ago.
HoWeUer, many of the tricks
of Dante's inUention are neU,
and the tUo and half hours
you spend at the Coss you'll find
filled With amusing as Weii as
confusing moments.
With the help of attractive
Moi-Yo Miller and competent
cast OF aides, Dante performs
some neat numbers 1.-The THE
Creation of Woman" and a
couple quick cabinet changes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Stars Must Learn
To Relax on Feet

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND and
Rita Hayworth are learning how
to rest standing up, instead Of sit
ting down. between scenes for
The Strawberry Blonde" at War
ner Brothers.
The use of chairs is forbidden
the actresses because the elabo-
rate gay nineties" costumes called
for by the period of the picture
would become too mussed and
wrinkled if they sat down after
each scene.
Back rests. 4 feet in height and
with horizontal arms TO make
Olivia and Rita more comfortable
have been provided by the prop
erty department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

In fact some Of the most amaz-
ing OF these offerings are done
with such battling simplicity as
to make you feel a little silly be-
cause you can't explain them to
yourself.
Dante. clever Snowman, is
really Harry A. Jansen. who has
been in the prestidigitating bust
ness for many years and who used
TO be known as the Great jan
sen" In recent years he has been
appearing in Europe and the Far
East After the outbreak of the war
he came back TO America and pre-
sented this all-magie revue on
Broadway. where the novelty of
such a show. after so many years,
attracted considerable attention,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Different Type

Those who knew Rudolph
Valentine wiH agree With me
there can neuer be another and
that any studio that attempts to
create a similar Latin IoUer is
nioomed to disappointment. How-
Ever TWentieth Century-Fo1 be-
iieues that Tyrone PoWer haS an
irish charm that is equally po-
tent and so they arc trying to
buy THE Shiek." Valentine
best known picture Ty is noW
making BLOOD and Sand"
Which Was also one OF Rudys
suceesses. But that doesnt
mean that Twcntieth Is trying TO
turn him into Valentino, be-
cause that just couldn't be done
the types are too different.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
He's Too Touqh
To Smoke Cigars
WHERE Is Eddie Robinson's

cigar
That is tho question asked by
every visitor 10 the set of The
Ser 4-e.lf-- n ---..4--s- r IRst,ii1
inSon's famous cigar is missing
Director Mike Curtiz explains
where ~ went.
~ cigar isn't just a smoke"
he said. ITS a character touch.
\ kindly old gentleman would
smoke a pipe. 4 pIayboy would
puff cigaret. 4 cigar is for
a hard bitten man, who shifts IL
jerkily a. a nervous outlet.
Robinson, a. Wolf Larsen.
has no nerves. He doesn't need
a cigar. II would interfere with
his cold detachment.
The only thing Wolf Larsen
would smoke Is razor blade"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Character Star
Can't Fool Child

BASIL RATHBONE, star OF
Paramounts THE Mad Doctor,
gleefully donned a Santa Claus
suit two days before Christmas
to rehearse his act for the benefit
of Cynthia, his diminutive daugh-
ter.
During the rehearsal, Cynthia
ran into the room Unexpectedly,
took one look, and ran out. Rath-
bone thanked his lucky stars that
he had been completely disguised
as Santa-until a few moments
later, his wife found Cynthia in
tears.
Daddy took Santa Claus
clothes the child cried.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Businessman

RUSSELL HAYDEN. featured
with William Boyd in Doomed
Caravan. one of Paramount $
Hopalong Cassidy series. is a
graduate in commerce of the Uni
versity of Southern California.
He was a bookkeeper for Harry
sherman. but the producer de-
eidGd to convert him into an
actor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

of the lads in this one last night
never did reappear and we're only
hoping that he wasn't drafted
while in midair.
An extra turn was performed
last night when the Detroit chap
ter of Magicians, who turned out
10 greet Dante. suddenly found
that they were receiving the re-
ception themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Flying Record

MADELEINE CARROLL SET a
high mark for air-minded Holly
wood folk TO shoot AT during 1910.
flying more than 10000 miles, in
Guiding that round-trip transatlan-
tic Journey just before she started
work in Virginia" at Paramount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Magic Sho,U Amuses
Customers at Cass
By CHARLES GENTRY

WONDERS NEVER The Stage OF The Cas-
Dante master OF magic staging his
revIl Of and Saa BIN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

WAKEFIELD Open All Night. Myrna Loy.
Melvyn Douglas In THIRD FINGER.
LEFT HAND" Lloyd Nolan. Lynn Bari.
PIER IS" Dsney's "sea scouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

VOGUE at sI Harvard r., a; s sss
$40 P. VI. GARY COOPER, WALTER
BRENNAN in THE WEsTERNER."
Plus Judy Garland and George Murphy in
LITTLE NELLIE NELLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

DEYTEp-Dexter Blvd. at Burllngame
DLhiLh News. Cartoon Raw Milland
Csudette Colbert IN "ARISE, MY LOVE
Shirley Temple In "YOUNG PEOPLE"
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Selective Service
Candidates Reveal
Many Syphilis Cases


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sofa Wisconsin. Rhode IxiAnd. Me-
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Oklahoma Maryland. Tennessee,
North Carolina. ard Aiabama and
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
LIBRARY VOTE


Tas Proud Heart ~ pwan s
Buck
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has deserted the Chinese Naene Tor
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thing and % Il Al more casckb
and better than her fellows 6ae
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hoxne and work besides. Her hands
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

The value OF the MiSSisssppl TO-
Hate crop In 1877 was s41S0nM
The Same crop Was worth only
s9s00M in 1870 In other words
Gun tomatoes are worth only e. og
ueAr former value. tAnc soEne pco-
PIE wonder why the farmers can't
pay their taxssl.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Please notice that ~bxrrnuxag April
5 the Library wsli NJ longer be open
on SATURDAY. Afternoon ana the
morning hours VIII b. fraxn 10 90
% Y % No changes have been
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HELP AgN.

MAN, YOUNG, 2l TO 80 YEARS
OF AGE. WE HAVE OPPORTU-
NIFTY IN OUR ORGANIZATION
FOR A YOUNG MAN WHO
WANTS TO LEARN THE REAL
ESTATE BUSINESS AND WHO
is LOOKING FOR A PERMA-
NENT POSITION WITH EXCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. MUST BE HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE. REPLY
IN OWN HANDWRITING, CIV
ING FULL PARTICULARS AS
TO PREVIOUS BUSINESS EX-
P E r RIENCE. APPLICATIONS
CONSIDERED CONFIDENTIAL
AND NO INQUIRIES MADE UN-
TIL AFTER INTERVIEW. BOX
462-G. STAR
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BEAUTY OPERATORS. year-round work;
beautiful daylight shop: good salary. Ap-
ply Immediately. Beauty Box, 6O9
Evening star., 1941-06-29
BOYD EMPLOYMENT
SELECT POSITIONS.

SELECT POSITIONS.
sTENoGRAPHERs. experienced and, be-
so to s55 week u up anu Unusually good
lsee MISS KNiGHT, Female Dept)
CASHIER -TYPIST: loan once.
B6okKfEPER eoteE R. eHssrsRse ss666 and
BooKKEEPER full charge, investment or
T56fsTz E56kTEfSERg zsFEREF 81 G5rRk, $50 mo-
TYPIsT-seyeral good openings, exper.
SsS Mss F PAN and Ma' s4 Pss 1ssd
sToSk BOYS neat in dress: $50 mo, u
MIMOGRAPH operators-typist; salary
sTATIsTIcIAN. American born, S175 up.
TYPISTS. several good OPENINGS
TEcHHfcAh EcaHn5i z AsssrANT, s M once nc ' work.
BOOKKEEPERS and jr. accountants, sew
'' See SSenFo Mr. BYRD. Male pept1
INVESTIGATORS, insurance statesmen need
ENGINEERS. all kinds.
statesmen, store and travelling
Gsee MISS FOX, Male Dept
AgITo AgIo MEGHANJGS; ES AN T5, with sools $40 wk
GAS GAS sfAT1oN ATTENDANTs (5S.
BUTCHERS. several openings.
FURNITURE REFINISHER, with D. c.
(See MISS EAST. Male Dept)
COOK. several openings.
STEWARD, $3.50 mo.
BUS BOYS, $3.50 wk.
COUPLE. married, housekeeper. ETC., S120
mo.
(See MISS EAST, Female Dept)
HOSTESS CASHIER, S17 wk. up.
FOOD CHECKER, CASHIER
HOUSEMOTHER. single. $40 mo-, r. and b.
SALESLADIES, millinery. hosiery, etc.
MATTRESSES, several openings.
NO CHARGE unless WE PLACE YOU.
NEED so TO rs new applicants daily for
current openings. If employed (white)
visit our several partments. THANK YOU.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 o<ps. Est. 9 Yrs.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
PHARMACIST,

11I11t41IAS1o
Young man who is interested
in assisting buyer of toilet
goods dept. Apply employ
ment office, 4ths floor, Lans-
burgh Dept. Store.
MAN, TO ASSIST IN MAN
AGING TRAFFIC IN RE-
CEIVING DEPARTMENT OF
A LARGE DEPARTMENT
STORE; MUST BE QUAIL
FLED AND HAVE KNOWL-
EDGE OF TRAFFIC PROCE-
DURE AND THE HANDLING
OF INVOICES, IN RE
SPONDING, STATE AGE,
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE
SALARY EXPECTED. BOX
301-H, STAR.