davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Motions-Justice James w. Morris

Assignments for tomorrow:
Willis VS.. Willis; attorneys, Brit
ton-Tignor, Peterson g. Branson
Laughlin VS.. Drury Realty Corp;
attorneys, Laughlin-Powell.
Burrus VS.. I. T. o. A; attorneys
kelly-Carmody
Weadon Co, Inc. VS.. Kelly, ct al.
attorneys, Cusick-Richardson.
independent Oil Co. VS.. Barrett;
attorney. Rossner-pro Sc.
In re; Estate of Charles E. Smith
attorneys, Tyson-Downing.
Maryland g. Virginia Milk Pro-
ducers' Association VS.. Embassy
Fairfax Dairy; attorneys, Seal
Darr; Moran.
In re: Estate of Soterios N
Anastasopoulos; attorneys, Conn
Papanicolas.
Collum VS.. Collum, ct al; attor-
neys, O'Donoghue-Ha
Buechling. ct al. VS.. D. M. W.
Contracting Co.; attorneys, Ganse;
Bauersfeld-Hogan & Harrison.
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Lincoln Fields

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $50; elaimins;
Gary .MasAndFeD STS.tS $40 st9 as9
BOLIVIAN r. Bohn) 500
Also rar0sons Spinner. Rio Vista: Dr.
South. Chosen Time. Brother Jim and My
Bobby
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $50: claiming;
DissIscsss sRs ,Ssrss sso
Delcross ,Melochel 1880 $50
Pstapsco CMacAndrew) 800
Also Ai@e raanEvoluble. Musstns. Hish Re-
noTn sanetity Our David. Grand WsIeTs'
THIRD RACE-Purse, s1.O10; special
weights: maiden and year clds fur
s,tl5 s$: Fan: HAes5;'' ;S.sF:$ $40 rs 5$$ s$$
Also ran.-Boynton. Brass Tower: Mrs.
Grey Eye. Lsrksions and Turkey Hash.
DAILY Double paid S2SD
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s1.O1o, allow
ances; 2:ye.r-olds. furlonss. -, a,o
Memphis HtinI sac Iitzenb.rser '''' $50 $50
New Glory fMelocheD $40
Also ranNHgri HON Hari, Mahlli, Fox
FIFTH RACE-Purse, Sl,01o; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; i. milsss o
Rita Jay tHaritos) 1900 500
Mr.. Smith martini 4.6o
Also ranGsom. Count, Sir Novice.
Fair Haste. Goshen and Distillation.
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EIGHTH RACE-WAR RUMOR,
ALAMODE, TRANSDAY.

WAR RUMOR has won two of
his last three Charles Town out
ings and he has a good chance of
adding this affair to his string.
ALAMODE is very consistent
and she has to be considered the
keenest sort of threat. TRANS
DAY has a win at this session to
recommend his chances with
these.
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U-Boots Claim 5 More Ships

BERLIN, June 18 P).-The Ger
man high command today added
five merchant ships totaling 81 1888
tons to the toll taken by submarines
on British shipping in the Middle
and North Atlantic. The period
covered in this report was not
stated,
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Streetcurmen Win Roise

CHICAGO, June 18 (PI.-A scent
an-hour wage increase for $4,000
streetcarmen employed by the Chi
cago surface lines was approved
today by Federal Judge Michael L.
Igoe.
The court also approved a $40
a month pension.
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FOURTH RACE - NIJINSKY.
RANDLE'S QUEEN, GOLD
SWEEP

NIJINSKY has captured sec
ond money in his last two efforts
and he is as fit as hands can
make him. It's about time the
Pompey gelding brought home
the bacon. RANDLE'S QUEEN
has been worked and raced into
condition. GOLD SWEEP has
flashed promise and he may COM
plete the picture.
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serve and a return to that form
would have him home ahead of
this so so opposition. MAEBEAU
has raced fairly we'll of late and
he could be the one to dispute
the issue. BRAINCHILD is
threatening to come to life with
a win.
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Suffolk Downs
By the Associated Press.

4-year-olds and upward: Is. miles.
Hot Iron tSmithl $50 $40
Seneca mora $40
Also ran.Mon Reve Grand Day, ON.
Alexander, Blsckmail, Knights sox and
Sir Time.
SECOND RAcE1Purse $1,000; claim
!2f 2tyea a7'fs5Zslas s1Eas4 f0Fl0pfs: Ii:o $50
2 Charles Lady IDupps> 40
Also @s' rani%csiock Time, ohio's Choice.
% fs9s ssns ESs6 hd Ats Wordy Pnper
DAILY Double paid sI19o
THIRD, RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
t-ysar-oldS and upward l,s miles. ca
Her Reish lAllsaierI $40 asoo
Also r.n3Panalons. Rhiniz, Sun Victor
and Kindly Act.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s1,lIoo: allow
cnre,3. snGes; msJden iYdnn yesr-oids tpFons so
Opportunity (Brisssl 40 $50
strollinR Easy de Lucia, 4so
Also e rnaiDDgAeader. seven o Seven,
Scotch Broth, One Link and Buns Rush.
FIFTH RAcE-Purs. sl.1Oo allow
ances: 2-year-olds; furlo6n5s an so
Chop Sticks tYounsl 2.6o 22Q
Second Thought (Atkinson) so
Time q 5qts
Also ran~Happy Gsllop, Good Play and
Our Will.
SIXTH RAcE-purse. $1,000; allow
ances: 3-year -olds and upward; furlongs
Johnnie ]. tMora) 400 80 $50
Donna Leona tBrigss) $50 90
Boy Angler Smith $50
Time, 1:1l4s
Also ran-wise Niece Multitude Ra-
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NINTH RACE - LENA GIRL,
STEALING HOME, SATIN

LENA GIRL won her last with
ease and If the substitute is
pressed into service she could
turn up the winner. STEALING
HOME and SATIN ROYCE both
deserve stout consideration.
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Charles Town
b. the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500. claiming;
2-year-olos: about AZ furl0nss.
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Delaware Park Good .

UeRWare f1fk tJOOd1.
BY the Louisville Times
Witness Stand, Our Blen, About
Face.
2-Ring Up. yellow Dragon, Alpolly
3INo selections.
Post Haste, New Trick. On the
Level
5-Double B., Smart Crack, Santo
Domingo
6-Livelyhood. Night Glow. Gsnges
7-Braving Danger, Playmore, Red
Label.
S+Hazel Lee, Kimesha, Italian
Harry.
9-Apprehend. Mill End. Denote.
Best bet-Livelyhood.
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Aqueduct
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST .RAcE-Purse $500 claiming;
2year-olds So furlongs.
IsIam's Islam ,Skellyl 40 $50 $40
Pollv Prim (McCreary) 6.1o $50
Louisville II lMesdeI $40
Also ' ranDoldwick, SKY Soldier and
Doctor Reder.
SECOND RACE-Purse. .sl.500. special
weights: maiden 3-year-olds and upward
& Grail ali Bird Bird tMccrearD 4a4o 1880 $50
essb esl5'f Basis sIi' ,Robsftson, a5sass $40 5ssS
Also ran-Helen Spot, a Milk Flip. Biz
Risk; Sun GaIomsr sehuyisIviIie' S.s,, . Ro.
the Ms NGs " saGy sSRns ssTsrt iRa and w. ts6oy
teaux entry. Field.
DAILY Doubl. paid $780,
THIRp. RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claimins;
E595i:s; E,95.s:n ,HeSs;"' &sds' $50 sssc ssS
Junco tDonosot 2.70
Time. l:46es NJ.
veishts: maiden e-yssr-olds:- 81. fuTionEs.
Johnny Jr (McCrearD $50 $50 s.so
a Trade Last !ArcaroI $50
dsSD5 bay Boot Rz:5 Hss Fsq RSrO Fox FT enS
and --lbssan.
Gretntree Stable entry.
FIFTH EAcE-Purss- $1,000 .dded;
upward: furlongS
White Mask GMcCreary) 1890 $50 $50
Master Henry (Seabob $40 $50
The Finest Luther $50
Time, l:242s.
Also ran-Sasuenay II Plsy House,
Town Boy and Sir Lancelot
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 50 900 added
graded handicap class c; 3-yesr-olds and
upward: z furlones.
Handy Tom WALL $50 $50 2l0
Peep Show (Roberts) SO 300
Grasshopper Wright 2.40
Time, 1885.
Also ran-Cockerel, Salaminis, Trols
Pistoles.
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T V. A.

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Racing News
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-WAUGH sc

FIRST RACE-SUN MAKER,
FIERY ANN, ROLLS ROUGH.
SUN MAKER has threatened
in her last two outings and she
may have what it takes to de-
feat this band of non-winners.
FIERY ANN improved to be
third in her last test and she
may have lot to say about
the final result. ROLLS ROUGH
works well and he may be closer
than rated.
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Other Selections
Cnnsensus at Aaueduct Eastl

Consensus at Aqueduct CFast.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Coldstream entry, Flaming Glory
Parawings.
Post Luck. Veyo. Miss B. B.
3-Easy Blend, Thrift, Six Shooter
New World, Sheriff Culkin,
Overdrawn.
5-Nearsight, Hasty Notion. Selal-
beda
ICarvale. Bill D.. Tiberius.
Star of Padula, Tonypandy
Phara Frost.
Best bet-New World.
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Criminal Court No. 1-Justice
Goldsborough.

Goldsborough.
Trials:
United States VS.. Adolphus Conner
Richard Hall and Elmer Young.
United States VS.. Jesse String
fellow.
United States vs. Melvin j. Wynn
United States VS.. Francis l.. wash
ineton.
United States VS.. Albert D. Jones
United States VS.. James Anderson
(see COURT ASSIGN
MENTS, Page AID
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Consensus at Delaware Good q.

Consensus at Delaware Good.
By the Associated Press.
-1-Witness Stand. Chronos.. Time
Meta.
2-Ring Up, Miss Identify, Mardi
GraS.
3-Scurry Along. Greenwich Time,
Big Severn.
+On the Level, New Trick. Jezara.
rSmart Crack, Real Value, Sha-
heen.
6-Livehhood. Night Glow, Swyn-
stan.
Light Chatter. Judge Hasten.
PatSey Begone.
8-Hazel Lee, Winter Money,
Kimesa
9-Razacla. Alpine Boy, Apprehend.
Best bet-Hazel Lee.
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Charles Town (Heavy).

Charles Town Heavy.
By the Louisville Times
Specialist, Lucky Number, Free
Tone
Beau Bon, Waugh Scout, Schley
Buck
3-My Gracious, Meadow Gold, Red
Penny.
4-Nijinsky. Spout Run, Settler.
5-Maebeau, Mintson, Brainchild.
6-Last Bet, Mikes Grace. Time Her
Ozark Ace, The Swagman, Over
play.
8-Blox. Transday, Canrock.
9-High Aim, Stealing Home, Satin
Royce.
Best bet-NijinSky.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Racing Results
Charles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up about IA furlongs.
Radio Chm (Hnandez) 1000 $50 240
Farmlands tChurchiln $50 go
Ills DAUGHTER tBletZsckerl ESQ
Time, 0:54As.
Also ran-Highland Sons. Julie wrack.
Mint Kiss Rowing Miss, Blue Covert.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year -olds: 6ia furlongs.
Scootie (HernandeZ) $50 $50 go
Banyhsunis fRooD $50 20
Smart Lad tEyerSole) 2.4O
Time, :262s-
Also ran-Lanelan, Sallipatica. Happy
Sis.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-yesr -olds and up: Charles Town course
Happy Hostess (VessellD 500 420 $50
High Bud tDufford) 400 SO
Overbost Wright $50
Also ranICharmins Boy, Fernbrsk.,
Blue Prelude. Notoriety and Little Schley.
DAILY Double paid SCI 400
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; ella i'm
ins; 3-year-olds and up: about An fur
Sun Salvador tBletz'ker) $40 32o $50
Red Wings tPalumbo) 40 800
Navigation fDuford) 80
Time, 0:53
Also ran-Don Dash. Great Sarah,
Prairie Boy Star Castle, Scarlet Flame.
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NINTH RACE. Substitute, Purse,

K-Auprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and Good.
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Also ran--Michigan sun, penninston;
Walter Haisht, Dark stream. Grsdes and
bJ. P. Jones and Nydrie Stable entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. S1.10o;. claim
Double Back (SchmidD a940 32. 90 1880
FLAMING Hlch tMerritp $50 40
Dan Cupid tBodou) 440
Also ran-Unknown Land, Discretion,
strolline In The Scoundrel, Buckle Up,
Docket and Marco.
DAILY Double paid S65sD
THIRD RAcE-eeorsetown steeplechas.
aa90fsp ed9 snd up euIs Smile ssesG 5sPe esass
Maneinshsm Roberts 500 $50 500
london Town .Bellhouse) 40 $50
Arch Hero tBsll) $40
o Also Iia1. ran-s osssbss Dolly. Love;
al. B. Mayer and e. B. sehley entry.
be. NJ. Kline entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purs.. 81 200; allow
Eauelize (Mower) 1I.s0 $50 4.2o
Petes Bet tSchmidD $50 $50
Cortege RYAN $50
Time. 1:03ts.
Also ran-LHslcyona, oummed Up, Knock
FIFTH .RACE-Purse, $1,000: handicap:
t1yeaT-olds tSyseaIT and upward fprlonnESso ~ So An
7. M porsett RYAN ~ 2.6o 2.4o
Also ranGfony Steel, Glorious Time
and Total Eclipse.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
THIRD RACE-Purss S1 600: claim
ina: steeplechase. 4-yssr-olds and up.
By the Associated Press.

al Boeley and Peter Van Hagan entry.
Thomas NcKelvrv entry.
ks pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Xxx pounds apprentice allow snce
claimed
XXX 10 pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
Evening star., 1941-06-18

Suffolk Downs (Fast).
By the Louisville Times.
BLACK One. Richestan. Esta.
2Dinner Jacket, Curagan, Air
Chute.
Stop Half, Lady Mascara, Jack
Rubens.
4Maecaro, Graustark, Septima.
5-Boy Baby, Within, Red War.
eCounterglow, TRINITY. Votum.
Milk and Honey. Bonified, Rough
News.
8-High Finance. Catomar, Somali.
Best bet-Black One.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Delaware Park
BY the Associated Press.

By the ASS0clateu PrtsS.
FIRST RACE-Purse. S1,1oo: special
weights: maidens: 2-year-olds 5 furlonEs
Syrs Jimmy lBodiou) 1870 40 40
Pomway Smith 30 $50
Glastauder tHarrelD $50
Time. 1:03ls.
Also ran-Michiean sun. Pennington.
Walter Haisht, Dark Stream, Gradea and
Touiour.
bJ P Jones and Nydrie Stable entry.
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FoURTH RAcE-P.I-s. son. ela!minE
FIFTH RACE-Purss. $500. claiming 5.

year-olds and upward 6iz fur!ongs
xBTainchIld tA1cDonslcl ION
XBav Farewell tMCDonaidI - p
Man a Arms Churchill 10
Elntsor tVesselLt --- Il {
Miss RoXie wilmer %
MaebesU 10 Hernandez IL
Tavern tRooD - llS
Miss KSar (Churchiln 10
Emma H tBernhaTdtl 1l9
Ida Time tEversOlel 1N3
XTau' tBletZsckerI " los
Wa Out tKellyb 113
BalEaneSe 'Shanksl - 100
Noonstep Root 100
Evening star., 1941-06-18

FIFTH RACE-TAVERN, NAE
BEAU. BRAINCHILD.
TAVERN won his first try at
this meeting with speed in re-
Evening star., 1941-06-18

FOURTH pACE-Purss Il loo allow
srces ms,Heus "-vesr-olds. : fUrio7sS
Evening star., 1941-06-18

Detroit Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
Ada W.. Jota. Bobbin.
2-Syndicator, Misslam, Bob Dodge.
3-Sweep Swinger, Pinch Hitter,
Shakamak
+Satin Rolls, Darby Dean, Star
Lima.
@Show Up, Supreme Sir. Miss
Bonnie.
6-Tee Gee, Away. Boat Cover.
7-American Emblem, Grand Jester,
Gay Days.
s-Naughty, g. Fran, Opoca.
9-Verakee, 8 Incredible, Techy.
Best bet-Show Up.
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NINTH (SUBl RACE-Purse $500
claiming 3-yesr-olds and upward; fur

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast
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q Baleville Farm entry.

FOURTH RkCE-PurSe. ~ 500 added:
/ FLYING Heels Handicap: 3-year-olds, 8 fur
I longs.
New world - I22 overdrswn - 1I3
Evening star., 1941-10-22

adds up. Why, a friend of mine
who has been going in for the sue
cession of small dinner parties tells
me his liquor bill averages $500 a
month. Five hundred dollars!
Whew! Mine. over the year, parties
and all, averages about $50 month.
Of course, Ouida and never drink. u
Mr. Rathbone admitted that his
wife gave remarkable parties. "She
was a writer and editor" he said.
That gave her a sense of the dra-
matte. She has great talent for
organization, an unfailing sense
about people and good training as
an interior decorator. All this is
useful in staging a large party.
Il went to party once given
by Lady Furness-you know, Thelma
Vanderbilt and her sister Gloria.
Oh. there were two, three hundred
people there. I knew some of them
and wandered from presence to
presence, chatting, glass in hand,
and then saw a little redhead and
stopped wandering and, although
that was in 1923, l haven't got going
away from there yet. The little
redhead was Ouida.
And Ouida's fair for party-giv-
ing is really important. Why. the
other night, Ouida's party for Brit
ish war relief took in $10.700. Do
you think they came for the Brit
ish, to give charity? No, they came
because they know what Ouida S
parties are like
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Evening star., 1941-10-22

party stuff, If you sat down to
figure it out, why, you'd find that
Ouida and I were home 800 nights
a year and the other 65-well, that
was going to friends homes for
dinner and like that.
Twice a year we threw a large.
bang-up binge at home to pay off
OBLIGATIONS. There are two tech
niques for paying off that sort of
social obligation. One is to give a
steady succession of small dinner
parties. The other is 10 give some
thing called the works twice a year.
I'VE found cut it was much
cheaper to give the large binge. A
small dinner party for 10, say, with
flowers and all. costs about 5000.
People drink so much at these small
dinner parties. They sit a. the table
and don't run around at all and the
drinks Just keep going down.
AT a large party people don't
drink so much. They lust run
around with glasses in their hands.
oh, hello. Teenv, 50 glad you're
herep That sort OF thing. And
they're so busy talking ard running
around that they haven't got time
to drink.
swell. 1t figures out that you can
get away with one of those large
sprawly affairs for about $500. Now
just take a pencil and see for your
self. To entertain 200 people at
small dinner parties would require
20 dinner parties year-S4,0O0
You can do the same thing in two
large affairs for 81 900.
And you know, let's face 1t, it
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Who's a Party>Tosser,
Saws Basil Rathbone
By IRA WOLFERT.
HOLLYWOOD

party-giving Basil
of all
party the being and ALL he denies it.
Oh darndest of their minds
I like
never o
a all that
Evening star., 1941-10-22

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Evening star., 1941-10-22
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Evening star., 1941-10-22

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Evening star., 1941-10-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
POWer GiUen Unexpected
Lesson in Bull Fighting Art
BY BURDETTE JAY

HOLLYWOOD. April 9.-Funny
how men and things look good.
until compared with something
better.
We saw a fine example Of that
out at the Twentieth Century-FoX
studio where Tyrone Power. that
dashing and handsome young
caballero, was fighting a bull in
the latin sizzler, Blood and
Sand
Don't get US wrong. II wasn't
the bull that made Tyrone look
bad for the bun was a phony-
u head and neck mounted on a
sort Of a bicycle carriage. They
wouldn't let Tyrone fight a real
bull because that would bring
down the wrath of the s. p. c. A.
and also would necessitate a pre-
venton of cruelty to Tyrone
league.
Il was another bull fighter who
put the blitz on Power and he
didn't mean to do il. Here's the
story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
POCer Ready

We wandered onto an out
door set of a MEXICO City bull
ring rk-broWed Mr.. Pouer.
resplendant in all the finseI Of
the spaneies of genuine r1ato-
dor. Was gracefully poised 10
defiver the coup to the bull
Mr.. Power held the red cape
in his left hand and sighted
along the shining edge of a
polished sOord held in his right
hand. When he brought the
sharp tip Of the cutIass in line
Vith the poor bulls wooden
heart he lunRed. Nice work, we
thought, Uery WeH done, Very
convincing, especially the final
lunRe. We winced for the bull,
ond started to shout. "brauoi
Brouo! Senior PoWer"
But a rude blond gent rushed
out from the sidelines, shouting,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Scene Spoiled

Mr.. Power then went for the
badly stabbed but inanimate
animal again. and again and again
But the scene was spoiled for us.
The blonde gent was responsible
He was He soul of grace and ac-
curacy and poiSe as he dispatched
the bull. Whereas Mr.. Power had
lunged thrillingly when we first
saw him, he Just stumbled now
and we held our breath with fear
that he'd somehow get tangled up
and split himself wide open on the
horns of his dilemma.
1--WE gotta be careful" con-
fided a studio attendant to us.
ito see that Ty slaughters that
COW just right, for we're going
to ship a lot of copies of this
epic to the Latins where they
see the business done right
every Saturday and Sunday
afternoons"
Blood and Sand as a whole
looks like a thriller-diller that'll
pack EN- in from Sitka to the
ArgFsitine.
The blond gent? He was Oscar
BOetticher. ex-quarterback from
Ohio State University, who went
down to Mexico, City while re-
cuperaung from a grid injury and
moved down a couple dozen bulls
for relaxation II was easier and
less strain on the nerves than
moving down Notre Dame half
backs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
'Ziegteld Girls
Visit Here Monday
T w o B e a u tt e S
From Picture
on Tour
By CHARLES GENTRY

TWO OF the "elorified girls OF
1851" from the picture. "Zicgfcld
Girls" ara slated 10 arrive in De
trolt next Monday bringing tidlngs
81 the lavish musical production
'-Ziegfeld Girl which comes 70
the United Artists April u.
Virginia Cruzon ana Myrna Dell
are the TWO beauties who are
making this 15000-mile tour IN
advance Of the picture which stars
Judy Garland, James Stewart
Lana Turner, Hedy Lamar and
Tony Martin. Among other activi-
ties here the girls VIII participate
in q fashion show at Keru's
modelling eight Of the startling
costumes used in the major scenes
in the film.
Miss Cruzon. dark-haired and
wlstful-eyed lovely was born ~
Chico Ca. and first worked as
an usher in q Los Angeles movie
house. A professional photographer
was first attracted by her slim
beauty and started her on a
modelling career. which included
posing for nationally famous prod
uCtS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN-"The Lady Eve" ~ s5,
s:57. 7:i9, 1O:4l p. M; THE Penalty, -
IL 10 a. m. :S2, 1884, 9:i6 .. m.
FON-"Buck PrtNates," II n. m, ] 80,
t,fs, 7:42. SO p. m; THE Man Who
Lost Himself" ~ rs, 3:2s, 6:2S, 9;i5
y. I'M.
UNITED ARTISTS-"Andy Hardy's Pri-
VAte Secretary" l2:3s. 3:47, 7:0I. 1913
.. m; wild Man 0f Borneo." ! ! 90 n. m.
:2S, 6:3I. 1891 u. m.
MISCONCEPTIONS" 2 80. $50 p. m.
ADAMS-"NIce GirIs'' II A. m. AZ.
4;ai, Be, 1928 .. m. Murder Over
New York. 1888, sac, 6:3l. 500 D. m.
Unlon,'' II ;35. $3.50. 1908, 1920 q. m.
'Maisie Was a Lady" Ii.I5 q. m, 2 80,
5:f5, 8:55 y. m.
PALMS-STATE-"The Great Dictator"
1910 a. M, 4;O6, 1903, 1912 p. m. =;
p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Beef Trust
OOpen at
.TOUn Friday

THE ORIGINAL Corn Beef
Trust Revue, with a ton of singers,
dancers and comedians, will sue
coed the Stepin Fetchit revue as
the Easter week attraction on the
Town Theater stage, starting Fri
day night.
The revue consists OF a bevy Of
bouncing, heefy babies, who prom
Use a continuous period of laughs.
The supporting show will include
a cast of well-known variety en-
tertainers. Jim ME Gargano,
former Michigan Theater trumpet
star and his orchestra, provide the
musical numbers.
In addition to the stage show.
the double screen bill for Friday,
Saturday. Sunday and Monday.
offers Charles Boyer and Jean
Arthur in History Is Made at
Night" and Gladys George in
Valiant Is the Word for Carrie
There will be a special midnight
stage show Saturday.
The current Town stage revue
with Stepin Fetchit. the screens
LATEST comedian. and a big sup
porting cast. ends Thursday night.
FRED MACMURRAY spent his
time between working days in
New York Town" making a bed
set of furniture for
his adopted daughter. Linda.