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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

Problem,

"what II This Thing Called
Love" was the 'name Of the unique
Mock" wedding at the ST. Johns
Presbyterian church last Friday
night given by. the east side Mis-
sionary Society OF the church. The
principal participants were the
johnson family OF s0th street. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson has experienced
20 years OF welded blift. Neverthe-
less j. I. was the nervous groom
and Beulah Allen-Johnson. the
blushing bride in her net veil and
wedding gown OF white organdie.
the long trail being held by two
cute little boys In white. Sweet lit
tie flower girls scattering petals
preceded the bride up the aisle. Mr..
johnson was attended by two Of his
grown sons.
The Harvin sisters IN pretty eve
ming dresses we're the bridesmaids
and Mrs. Johnson's daughter was
the maid OF honor. Luther Harvin
oficisted a. the parson, reading the
ceremony from the Book Of Gene
els. W. Harvey Hill played the
Mendelssohn's and the LohenFrin
wedding marches. A short program
preceded the ceremony and Luther
Harvin singing, Always" and Mrs.
Edna walker singing II Love You
Truly" Harrison Hayes recited--
Little Brown Baby"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

other things that corresponding
secretary does not send out notices
OF meetings. The lot falls TO the
recording secretary.
Following the meeting, the group
adjourned to the club dining room
for dinner. There the places were
marked by saucy pumpkin and
black cat candles. Autumn flowers
centered the table.
Among the guests were: Mrs.
Thomas Love. Mrs. Rsdford Nor
ris and Miss Victoria Mccall.
Members present we're; Miss
Harriet Barrier. Mesdames Eva
Green. Ethelyn Henry, Edith Kemp.
Misses Marjorie and Marion Carter.
Mrs. F. z. Dawson. Mrs. J. H. Fears.
Mesdames l.. e. Johnson. Bertha
Lantoin, ]. A. Moore, Lulu Owens.
r. d. Parker. Gladys Roscoe, II. e.
simms. Francis walker. Anna Wor-
than. Ada johnson and Miss Nell
lie Watts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Club NelOs
|Zcfd Prepare
For Regional

The members OF the Omega Alpha
Chapter OF the Zeta Phi Beta soro-
rlty are all "a-dIther" with last
minute preparation for the zeta
Regional conference which 10 10
be held In Detroit this weekend.
October 24-26. Representatives
from Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Mis-
souri,, and Michigan will be pre-
sent.
Due 10 the fact that many OF the
Sorors are teachers and won't be
able to arrive until Saturday morn
ing. an "open-house" and cocktail
party al the home OF soror Muriel
Andrews is all that il planned for
Friday
Closed meetings will be held At
the YWCA from 3 am. 10 4 pm. on
Saturday. A "zeta Candlellght Pro-
gram" will be held at 500 Satur-
day in the Blue Room OF the YWCA
TO which the public is invited.
Greetings from local Greek Letter
organizations will be extended at
this time. A closed formal party
for the Phi Beta Sigmas and their
guests and the Zeta Phi Betas and
their escorts will be held Saturday
night at the Federation OF women's
Club Building. A group breakfast
followed by church and sight
seeing tour fulfill the program for
Sunday.
The Regional Is looking forward
with great anticipation az this frst
Zeta conference 10 be held In De-
troit. Several Of the national off,
GERS are located in the Great Lakes
Region including the Grand Best
leus, Mrs. Branche ]. Thompson OF
Chicago. Miss Ethyle Helena Smith
OF Chicago is the Great Lakes
Regional Director and Miss Preci-
Gus Williams OF 297 Beechwood.
River Rouge is the Basileus OF the
Omega Alpha Chapter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Mardi Gras
October 30

Thursday evening, Oct. 30. all
Detroit will turn out at McCollester
Hall to witness the GROWING OF a
new queen for the coming year al
the AK Mardi Grss.
Don't forget to masquerade your
self. ere you lose out en- one OF the
grand prizes and Alpha Kappa Al
pha sorority will present on that
night.
The queens will be judged By
the following points: Personality
line and form. costume, originality
OF the costume. and the character
each contestant might be portray
ing.
The Lampadas club. PLEDGES OF
the omega fraternity. have chosen
vivacious Pyramid Carol Carney,
a Pledge Of Delta Sigma Theta so
rority. to represent them in the
Mardi Gras. Carol comes in for
her share OF publicity, because she
was chosen by the Lampadas last
May at their annual spring prom,
to represent them throughout the
year In any event they might wish
to be represented. Good luck Ia
Carol and may she have all the hon
ors she so deserves. She Is one OF
wayne's most beautiful co-eds.
The Ivy Leaf club. which is very
popular at Wayne university, has
selected for their queen beautiful
and glamorous Mary Beth Lynem
coed sophomore at Wayne uni
yersity. who Is very active in the
club. Tall, stately and with spark
ling eyes, full OF youth and vigor
she Is as charming as she can be-
what she and all OF the other con-
testants will represent will be kept
secret until the last moment.
The AKA's have the names OF the
clubs, sororitics and fraternities
that have so loyalty promised Ia
sponsor queen for them. Please
send them the names OF the girls
chosen by your group for this spe-
cial honor. They should be In the
nles not later than this weekend
Call Mrs. Fanette Norris. chairman,
and give her this information.
The sponsors say TO get your
tickets early and bring your party
for enc happy evening. They
promise that you'll have plenty OF
help 10 see that your evening "a
| plessurable.
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disclosed, were married very SIM
ply and quietly by the Rev. William
Peck on Saturday. Sept. 10; and
following buffet luncheon. left
on a wedding trip to Knoxville
where they visited the groom's par
ents.
The young couple received their
friends In the lovely and very spa
cious home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art, uncle and aunt OF the bride.
The receiving line which formed
before the flower decked fireplace
In the attractive living room in
cluded DR.. and Mrs. Byers, Mr.
and Mrs. Moore, the groom's aunt
and uncle: Mrs. Richardson OF
Cincinnati. whose namesake Helen
is. the new Mr.. and Mrs. Ligens
Moore. and Justine Nelson, Mrs.
Moores maid OF honor.
The bride was sweet and yet So
phisticated enough to look the part
OF the youthful matron. In a blue
crepe Grecian gown. accented by a
corsage Belmont gradeniss. Mrs.
Byers chose for her daughters re-
ception a draped gown OF three
blended shades OF blue. Her now-
ers we're pink and white. Mrs.
Johnson. the brides aunt, who pre-
sided at the punch bowl was very
attractively dressed In a wine vel
vet frock.
Mrs. Louise Hill cousin OF the
bride and her tall young daugh-
ter. Jean, received the guests. Mrs.
Hill wore a very striking dress OF
green lace banded from top to bot
tom with strips OF green ribbon oil
a deeper hue. Jean chose an ex-
tremely becoming dress of white
net topped by htted blue brocads
jacket.
Assisting with the reception were
Regina solomon and Marilyn Nc
Donald Andrews, sorority sisters
Of Mrs. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art we're very gracious as host and
hostess TO the well-wishers VINO
filled their nomef
Among the guests were;'C wendo-
lyn Ruth Thompson, Langford p.
James, John simmons, Spearman
Jones, Mrs. Emma Richardson,
Fedora johnson. Minnie vaney'
Thelma Drew, Roscoe Jones, M w
Perry Of ypsilanti. Mn and Mrs.fW.
Ia Mari, Herman ID. Stailings.
Thelma Hisginbotham. Mr.. and
Mrs. La Mari. Mr.. and Mrs John
A. Tiller, Jessie Marie Carter. Mrs
3. solomon, Linnell Harberd, X.
Fletcher Routt, Marvin Lee Greene
sue q. Bethel, Lillian Rutherford
Marion Goodson. Willis G. TABOR
Lula Green, Thsdleus Frank Green,
z. NJ. Jett. Mr.. and Mrs. walter
Green. Joseph F. Holloway Ger
trude 3. williams. Leonard r. An
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Girls Have
Lovely Tea

The young ladies Of the Non
Pareill club were hostssses at their
first tea, sunday afternoon, October
~, at the beautiful home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. walker. on Harding
avenue. A musical program Was
rendered. after which the guests
we're served tea and dainty sand
witches.
The dining rocm table <as sdorn-
"a with q lovely lace cloth. snap
dragons and tspsrt formed the CEN
terpiece.
Officers Of the club are: ztnobis
walker. president; Beatrice HAv-
shaw. vice president: Yvonne haw-
shaw. treasurer; vera Fcrfuton'
secretary: Betty Williams and Ar
lene Mckinney. parliamentarians.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Friends Come to
Ivys' NeV Home

Friendship warmed the hearth OF
new home, when the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. silas Ivy gathered at
their charming new five-room
bungalow. at 749o American ave-
nue.. for the celebration OF house
warming. A delightful repast was
served, while the guests engaged
in friendly discourse. Many useful
gifts we're received by the host and
hostess.
The following friends participant
ed in the festivities:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dunbar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brogdion. w. CrigEs and daugh-
ter and son. Mrs. +. Hickman, Mr..
and Mrs. George Fuller. Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith. Dir. and Mrs.
Charles Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown. Miss c. Hamilton, Mrs. n.
Smith. Mrs. Mary Hardin. Miss
Johnnie Johnson. Helen and Ruth
Powell, Dorothy and Rachel Wiley.
p. Jackson. Mrs. Sarah Walker,
Miss Eunice Goolsby. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mickles and r. l.. Wallace.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Alphas Stage
First Party

According to the Sphinx publicity
man. Bill Matney, Jr., greater De-
troit received another shot in the
arm last Friday Oct. IL In the man
ner OF the gala social event the first
annual Alpha Cabaret party held
at the Larks club. Crowds came
from far and near to be present for
the elaborate festivities and we're
far from disappointed. In fact.
many were mildly surprised. For it
was the first affair OF It's kind in
years in which everyone received
more than his share OF the fun.
Young End old met with dlsarm-
Ing informality and proceeded TO
add just that much more gayety to
the already hilarious affair. Beau
tiful girls literally foated around.
Alpha notables met Kappa notables
and th.y In turn greeted Omega
celebrities. Such was the nature OF
the affair. Highly representative
OF the undergraduate chapters OF
the city. we're many members OF
ell the fraternities and sororities.
while pledge club representatives
virtually swarmed the floor.
This cabaret party was the FIRST
OF It's sort to be sponsored by the
undergrad chapter. Alpha Epsilon.
and judging from the consensus
Of opinion, II will be far from the
last. According TO President Gar
land p. Strickland. and Vice Presi-
dent, Lloyd G. Richards, this az
fair will be given each year
A list Of the celebrities and no.
tables seen enjoying the evenings
festivities would be impossible to
compile. Everyone present came
on like a million dollars"
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Personal
From

look ole man. names are only
names. and when they start to
excite me I'll tell you about It.
NOSlN' AROUND
Lewis Business college il very
proud OF its new teachers, the
charming Miss Matte Belle shontz
OF Henderson. Kentucky. and q
graduate OF Indiana State Teachers
College. Terre Haute. Ind. and.
Miss Delyda Asberry OF Boley.
Oklahoma and a graduate OF Kansas
State Teachers College In Pitts
burg, Kansas.
What popular Deb" drops hve
pennies in the DSR fare box?..
! guess It takes money to be popu-
lar. +. /. oh kid?
The other girls brought their
hoyfriends' club and fraternity pins
10 work. just showing them. :.
but Willie Mae Pattman showed
them all up when she wore Dorsey
Harrells Ford badge to work.
Eel Lightfoot's prayer was answ-
cred last Sunday when Alvin Har-
ris came into the picture.
Mary Dee Childs should be think
Ing about buying a stationary fac
tory. ...I guess Cicaro McKeiler.
who has been in the army for
about a month has already received
a trunk OF mail.
Together again are Merlinder
Shannon and Leonard Cain /. cute
aren't they?
What's this about Theona wash
ington stepping out with Jimmy
Webb?
Betty Griffins.. no this can't be
true. she just can't be married
or Is she?. Say! I heard that too
d. but Il was only q Joke.
VIII Eleanore Brown, OF Augusta.
Ga..... please get in. touch with
Yours Truly.
One Of Charles Dickson's prize
possessions Is q picture OF Mary
Ann Clemon In an exotic pose.
Who was II that looked at Rob-
ert Dorsey. the new talent from
Tennessee. and said what a man'"
Understand Charles Wilson Is q
! r'o,sss,onsi oo" no"''''.
ma ,., mi ,o,.. ~. ~..s h.,, 4.
~ 'S. ~
out. Now amt that right n. TT
Juanita washington. a New York
r,'y ~ somlns 20 sro ~,
l ny. nuen noasrs VII
~! hrln l.on ear 70 ear "non NJ ~
'nis ne"s'
II e really uncanny how little
room Louise Caoule and Jesse Bar
mes takes IN the front seat OF that
sharp green convertible coupe.
Wilbur Winston Is quite CLAM
our boy these days. ne has more
than one girls heart ticking Ike a
clock.
Charles WEBB got = leave OF abb
home. not TO set the world on are:
but just 20 start q fsme IN E'rzciia
Evans nesr,
tommy Wll,isms feii N ,ns lou
Jour f1oelIs SIuo mesunk w o.ns.
sunday locking a. y ne hsd Just
stepped out o. hsquire 20 esn Ior
nisstest hesrt pest'''' Malta ROD
nsoni -.
wnen Bon Msunsr VEN uoNn
lsss h. LETT ruth Mecrary with =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

fbs appetite. increase the flow OK
rsstrics Juice and thus Improve ~, !.
fSsf,on. and build energy .
strength. then use Il BY the tonic
direction. ~r,,, :
nccn giving women and Girl, fstit-
Tying results for 81 Years % prov
"a 81 ths record Of popularity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Club TO Haze
n Party

The BeuIah Land Marching club
~ IBPoEw will give q pre-nai'
ioween party Saturday night, octo'
her Is. At 1901 McGraw, at Mckin'
ley. James Robinsons one-msn
hand will furnish dance music
Awards for the most spectacular
costumes will be given. 80
Mrs. Jane Bnipes II presioen.
Miss Dorothy knight captain. MR.
snrie Breazil. daughter ruler.
Everybody Is invited TO at.eno
this gala affair. from . pm. 70
am.
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Many w o M EN-
get 2-way help!

CAHDuI . I name you ought %
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. :. causes. In either Of two
any,. az from periodic pain and
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'9sns'h and appetite.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

drews. Wilson II. Caldwell. Sol FL
kin, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bailey.
Nimrod Sherman. Janey King, John
Massey, DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Sparks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richardson,
Eugene Goodson. and Morris Will
ANS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Women Recite Rules Of
Good Club Decorurn

Parliamentary usage is forgotten art with many club
women but the ladies of the Detroit Study club have the
blue book of club procedure the tips of their tongues
They recite that long list of the most frequent motions
the duties Of club officers and ANYTHING else in parliament
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Visitors Honored
byDetroit Friends

Mrs. william Jackson and Miss
Dorothy Montgomery. OF McKees-
port. Pa. we're the charming guests
AZ the home OF Mrs. Cornelis Mo-
ran. OF 65o4 West Jefferson. last
week.
Mrs. Jackson. is the charming
bride OF Corporal william Jackson,
OF Fort wayne. Michigan. During
their visit here. the two ladies re-
csived many social courtesies. They
were entertained At luncheon on
October 5 AZ Mrs. Moran's home.
Other colorful affairs were given
IN their honor by friends Of Cor
porsl Jackson.
Mrs. Moran Ia the mother Of
Eugene Moran. who graduated with
honors from Northern high school
4 year ago. Eugene at present IL
residing IN Muskegon, Michigan,
and plans 10 enter college az Ksla-
marco on January I.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Marriage Revealed by
Parents at Reception

Another recent marriage to light when Dr. and
Mrs Dudley Byers of 458 Ager announced the marriage
Of their daughter Helen to Ligens Moore of Nashville
Tenn. and Detroit Saturday October at reception
held in honor Of the newyweds Helen and Lgens II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

ing OF manners IL anymore. How
about brushing up on those good
ole things and making life more
comfortable for the young ladies'
We'd certainly appreciate you
swing as your seat on crowded
street car when we're ell loaded
down with books and what not. !.
II gives as a bit OF pride 10 have
you lift your hat 40 pleasant hello.
OH bye the byei where are the
bix hats and fun draped pants?.. !.
Seems like things losing their
popularity. .Hs! see you have
to pay for material by the yards
now instead OF size. 81 bet that
viii sure cut down On the extreme
pegs.
SAMUEL WAsHNGroNs
WKLC0NK yITrtoR
The Samuel Wsfhipxtont greeted
he cousin. Fred q .0rky from Pitts
burrh. Penn. lsst Sunday a. he
came IN only for q weekend !.
Th<y took "a the Farm and several
ether popular places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

agree. The picture vas no good
and neither was L." George
Brent. who was nominated for
the actor most eligible for re-
tirement. laughed and said;
you can tell those babies at
Harvard Zoe had the same idea
for years"
Deanna Dur n completely
eaptiOated my homefowners in
Chicago Dhen she stopped oUer.
She Iunehed Dith the HoUard
Mayors at the Ambassador East
and whiie everybody had eyes
only for Deanna. she could look
at no one but Irene Castle.
Virginia Peine opened in the
new Gertrude Laurence show
last night and all her Holly
Wood pals sent wires wishing
her luck.
fUdn LebedeH, Dhose marriage
TO Vera EnRles Wos exclusively
announced in the Hearst papers,
is Leaving in few days on
busine. trip to New York.
Mark HeiiinRer says he's going
TO find good comedy for
Humphrey Bogart IL he has to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

Rogers. pretty goth Century-FoS
actress and Danny Winkler, movie
executive. Jean moved into her
mothers apartment over a week
ago and is living there.
When / talked with her today
she confirmed the gossip that she
and Danny had said adieu TO mar
riage She said he expected 10
file suit for divorce. I'VE Just
cannot get along" Jean said, "and
when two people disagree con-
tinually the only thing to do is
TO say goodbye"
Danny agrees with his wife. He
said he was sorry their marriage
of two years hadn't worked out
and that il was just a case of
incompatibility. ,l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Dancers Head
Verne S Show

A PAIR who combine their tai
ents for dancing and playing the
violin 70 interpret stiefht numbers
as Ravel's "Bolero," classical Sc
lections. and modern tunes like
Eyes, My Darling Daughter" are
versatile Hal and Hilda Raywin,
heading the bill at Verne's. Both
dance and play at the same time,
never stopping one performance 10
facilitate the other. and their
Neon" violins playing in the dark
are an unusual trick.
Taper Irene Burke is good
looking and nimble, and Mary
Lane handles the vocals with
swing interpretations Boyd Sen
ter remains. doubling as musical
entertainer and master of cere-
monies. Harry Collet and his
swing band make the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Mahoney Remains
At Palm Beach

A YOUNG man horn on the sod
Of Ireland, who claims that he pre-
fCrS mastering The ceremonies 10
dancing because it is easier 10
make people laugh than to make
them applaud. is Billy Mahoney,
held for another week at the Palm
Beach Cafe. Between introduce
tions. Bill sandwiches stories. ad
lib hokum and burlesque sketches
of the people on the street.
Johnny Bower moves in 10
amuse and amaze with his nimble
prestidigitation, and Mary Kcnnon
is another newcomer with xylo-
phone and bass violin solos. The
lively Six Continentals stay 10
take dancing honors. and Elaine
Castle sings with Michael Paige
orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Sn1dH BdHkrOH

EdDard Small has returned to
octiUe producing with a pleasant
little bankroH of IS 100000 TO
be spent on United Artists pic
lures. Always Interesting neWs
when we hear the finkie of
money an increased production,
for IL means more jobs for the
actors.
Eddie said today that he has
lined up "GorUcun Brothers."
another A ie1an Ter Dumas
thriifer-and of course he wouid
be happy If he could get Joan
Bennett and Louis Hayward
("Son of Monte Crisfo") for a
return engagement; my Official
Wife" by Ernst Vodea; "Sd-
botaRe" and series-of oil
things-"She Was Working
Girl" This one cries for Joan
BiondeH and negotiations are
notO on With her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Competition

That independent movie, or
gotten Village" which John Stein
beck and Herb Kline made in
Mexico, has both M-G-M and 20th
CentuFy-Fex bidding for it. II
shows the progress of modern
science, particularly medicine, and
is more or less faCtual
Daryl Zanuck says after
Grapes of Wrath" he would re-
lease the picture without even
seeing it. while M-G-M feel they
should have it because Spencer
Tracy. their star, did the nara
ton.
My advice to both companies is
to take a look at the picture be-
fore sale is made. Good writer
as Steinbeck is, we are not Sc
sure he knows movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

guess tDhy I'm not going to tell
you. Anyhow. its RiUen Daryl
Zanuek the idea of starring La
Cradle in Macy yarn, Pearl
Of Pearl Harbor."
Doesn't take a mental giant TO
surmise the background is our
NaVai base in Honolulu and
what uith the Navy and Homo
lulu combined, Betty should
really go to toUn.
The latest Hollywood marriage
TO 90 on the rocks is that of Jear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

already lined up
Ann Sothern for
the Ethel Mcr-
man role the
10 IDLY dressed
Il a n a m a gal
whose " h o e
| q q a : are
changed by a
-child--Ann-can
sing. too, hay
ing been taught
DN neI HloiileI,
a vocal coach.
fhe child role.
in which Joan
Carroll was a
sensation on the
stage. will be
given Shirley
Temple. Eleanor
Powell. Connie
Russell. tore h
singer from the
( a m Gus door
c a ( @ in New
Y or k. r a & s
r glun q and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Male Fans

Don't tell me its art that's
made Betty Cradle thee darling
of the Army. Nary and Marines.
Betty must have what Il takes
for she gets more mail and re-
guests for pictures than any
other Hollywood gal from the
boys in service. II you can't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
A Line or TUUO

Those young iampooners at
Harvard are getting back just
as good as they sent. When
Joan Bennett heard she won
their BOBBY prize for the Worst
performance of the year in
Green HeH." she aid 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

Arthur Freed. in whom Louis
b. Mayer places such faith. will
produce the movie version. lie has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Got Around

OLYMPIC BRADNA played in
musical shows in every European
capital except Moscow and Ma
drid before she was 10 years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

Red Shelton, comics now playing
in Panama Hattie complete the
cast. The play is still going strong
on Broadway so it will be some
months before il is filmed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
7 en+h Film Post

THE GREAT LIE" is the tenth
film in which Bette Davis and
George Brent have co-Starred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

natural born comedian. not .
n'sanis. ! agree with mark.
saD Boeie and Mary Boland in
that play myself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

wrifs IL himself. He says he
first sav Bosis in Grade
Snatehsrs" on the stage in New
York and he thinks he's a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
M-C-M Closes Deal for Film
RIGHTS to Panama Hattie
By LouELLA O. PARSONS

Fft7fzftFt6f Jan gossip MG-M considering
Hattie today when the deal for the film
rights price paid of Sl50000
you the of the
Buddy de sylvia play, that doesn't seem eNorbant