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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
House Cuts
Cash for
Detroit
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. May 14.-Having re-
ceived an unprecedented rebuff
from the House of Representa-
tives, Detroit and its suburbs to-
day turned 10 the Senate in the
hope of a fair share OF school aid
money.
OutState representatives yester-
day were deaf TO pleas from the
metropolis and, by a vote of 10 TO
27. proposed to grab about $1,000
900 annually hereafter in Wayne
County for the benefit of rural
schools.
The bill sent to the Senate by
the lower chamber does these
things:
1-Increases the school allow
l. ance for the next biennium
10 $4,000, 900 annually, instead
of Sal 100000
O-Gives Detroit only 100000
- from the proposed $1,000
600 year increase, although
metropolitan taxpayers will con-
tribute close TO S2.00G,0OO.
O-AIIowS Hamtramck. Wyan-
- dOtte, Crosse Pointe, Dear
born and other suburbs less
money than these communities
now receive from the Sl,OOO,-
900 appropriation.
WARNS OF VETO
The measure was hust Q q
through the House in spite of a
warning by Gov Murray d. Van
Wagner that it will be vetoed
because the huge increase would
upset his plan for a balanced
budget.
Few members, however, expect
the 100000 a year figure to
remain in the final act. Because
the Senate has indicated it will
insist on lower sum with more
equitable distribution to the cities.
the House was shooting high to
provide groundwork for later COM
promise.
Deliberately the rural bloc voted
down a half dozen amendments
which would have given the De-
troit area more fair break.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
GOVERNORS STAND

In vetoing the measure last
week. Governor Van Wagner said
internal party disputes should not
be settled by state law.
Rep. +. Jack Neller (R) of Bat
tie Creek, speaking for the Alger-
Colombo faction in Wayne
directed the unsuccessful effort 10
upset the veto. Rep. Walter N
Stockfish CD of Hamtramck
urged the House to accept the
governors decision.
Two years ago Republicans
of the House rescued Mr.. Stock
fish by defeating a bill which
would have prevented him from
being reelected to the Legisla-
ture," Neller said.
I'VE expect MIR. StOckfiSh to
return the favor today"
Somewhat embarrassed. the
Hamtramck member replied.
II appreciate what was done
for me two years ago. However.
on a major hill like this, l ask
the House Ia follow the gov
ernor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

bill Veto
Is Upheld
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, May f444-Repttbii-
can Boss Edward n. Barnard of
Detroit has official permission
from the Democratic adminiStra-
ton today to continue his role as
COP ringmaster in the metropolis.
The attorney-politician won his
1871 victory by a narrow margin
of four votes when the House re-
fused TO override Governor Van
Wagoner's veto of the so-Called
anti-bosS bill, Needing 81 votes,
the COP forces could rally only 63.
The bill was aimed at Barnard 5
control of Wayne County Republi-
can conventions by providing that
each congressional diS1ric IN
Wayne County meet separately
thereafter. The theory was that
Barnard might not be able 10
dominate six conventions held
simultaneously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
WIN FEW HACKERS

These were proposed by Repre-
sentatives Joseph Nagel CD of
Detroit and Fred j. Gartner CD
of Wyandotte. but none received
more than 80 of the 100 votes.
On final roll call, two Detroiters
deserted the urban group and
voted for the discriminatory meas
ure-Rep. John B. Murphy and
Rep. Horace A. White.
The Senate is expected to cut
the appropriation to S43.00O,O 1000 or
S44. 100000 annually, and insist on
a break for the cities. A compro-
mise may not be reached until the
final hours of the 194l session, two
weeks hence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

ing for comfort. convenience and
Long-lasting can costs only
SOC az any drug store Approved by
Good Housekeeping Bureau and
dentists everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlessly flush poisons and
acid from kidneys and relieve irrita-
tons of bladder so that you can stop
getting up nights" get n IS cent pack
age OF Gold Medal Harlem Oil Cap-
sules and take as directed Other
symptoms Of kidney and bladder
Weaknesses may be scant. burning or
smarting passage - backache - leg
cramps puffy eyes. Get original
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules.
Money back IL IL fails
Evening star., 1941-01-19
} PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE
Todoy's High Lights

. (All Times PM. Unless Indicated)
t7:i5-WMAL, I'm an American: DR.. Bella
Sthitk, diNoVerer Of "Sohitk test for diph-
liberia.
i230-WRC, Wings Over America Talk by
Robert lovett special assistant 10 Secretary
Of War.
f2:30-WMAL, Music Hall: Rosemary Bran.
cato, soprano, in two dras. The ouhes.
ira: Symphony No. T." by Shodakovitth,
Tales From Vienna Woods"
2:OO-WJSV, Labor Cooperation: C. |. O..
officials, including Philip Murray president
explain views on cooperation for national
defense
7:30-WINX, Federation Of Citizens Anota
lion Round Table: Washington, Inaugural
City,"
3;0O-WMAL, Great Plays: Richard B. 5heri
dams The Rivals"
3:00-WJN New York Philharmonic, Bruno
Walter conducting, in Beeihovens "Eroita"
Symphony Debusy's The Sea"
4:3O-WJSN, Music That Refreshes; Gladys
Swdrthoui meUo.soprdno. is guest
5:00-WJSV Design for Happiness: Dorothy
Mdynor, soprano, in three old fdvorlies
5:30-WJSV, Co SioopndgIe. COL theodore
Roosevelt, CoI Era Henry Adrith) Stone.
6:3O-W0L, Show Of The Week: Lionel Stand.
er frog,voited comedian, appears with Vim.
cent Lopezs orchestra.
7:00-WRC, Jack Benny steps in some cement
al Grduman's Chinese Thedfer, thereby be-
coming immortal.
7:3O-WJSV, Screen Guild: Nyrnd 10y and
Don Amethe in Magnificent 0bsesson."
7:45-WNAL, Assistant War Secretary Paiter.
son on Labor Shoulders Arms"
S:00-WRC, With Charlie Mccarthy will be
Ann Sohem and Richard Haydn.
8;00-WNAL, Star SpdngIed Theaier: Condensed
preyiew version Of the stage play "0Id Ac-
quaintanoe," with Jane CowI and Peggy
Wood.
8:0O-W0L, American Forum: Further discus
sion Of The lend,IedSe bill, by Representative
Andrew May Of Kentucky Ernest W. Gibson,
head Of Committee TO Aid the Allies, versus
Senator Gerald NYe Of North Dakota and Sen
afor Wayand Brooks Of Illinois.
8;45-WINX The gala Inauguration prelude
from Constitution Hall carried with but one
short break until II O'Clock.
o:0O-WJSV. Sunday Evening Hour Helen Trau.
bel, Wdgnerian singer, guest star. GooNens
conducts Prelude 10 Act 3 Of "lohenqrn,"
Glalounovs Scenes de Belief" Dukas'
"SortererS Apprentite-t
9:45-WNAL Sports kewreeI: Jim Thorpe, The
mighty Carlisle Indian.
t0:30-WRC. W0L, Pickup Of The inaugural GALA
in Constitution Hall. in which The following
participate: Charlie Chaplin, Nelson Eddy,
Raymond Massey, Robert Sherwood and the
National Symphony under Hans Kinder.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest news each week day.
WhAL, 430 pm.
Star Sports: Latest sports every evening, WNAl,
s pm.
hauh Of DimeS Broadtasfs several times daily
Of The SfarIN. B. C. campaign held in con-
junction with National Drive Against lnfante
PARALYSIS, WNAL and WRC
National Radio Forum; Public officials in dis
customs Of current events, WkAL, Mondays
al 1890 pm.
Your City and Nine: Dranatlldiion by junior
high school Students Of community activities,
WNAL. tuesday al noon.
Elementary School Survey WNAL, Wednesday
al I:50 pm.
Science Everywhere: Presentation by pupils Of
elementary school science classes, WhAL,
thursday al II am.
sHoRIwAVE PROGRAMS.
GUATENALA-4:t5, marimba music, IOWA,
1911 meg, 19 m.
h0StOW-7:O0. broadcast in English. RV96,
t5.4i meg, 1919 m.; RNE, z meg. IS m.
BUDApEST-730, music; news in English
HAT4, o.I2 meg 32.8 m.
LONDON-830, Britain Speaks" CSC. o.58
meg, 3t3 m.; GSO. It's meg, IS m.
loNDON-8:45. news and commentary CSC.
958 meg, 3i.3 m.; esd. It's meg. 25.5
R0NE-i0OO, news in English. 7RO3. 963
meg, 3t.i m; 7RO4. 1881 meg, 754 m.;
2R06. 1880 meg, 1876 n
BERllN-10:30 news in English. DID, TIL
meg, Is m.; DID. 1854 meg, 28 m, Die,
6O7 meg, 49 n.
l0NO0N-tl;i5. Britain Speaks" CSC, 958
meg, 3ti m.; GSD, Ills meg, 25.5 m.;
GSL. 6.ti meu.. 4o.i m.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

Refer to published daily for laminute changes
tn these HngS notes and features of outstanding
presentations and foreign short-raue news uarey and
| musical periods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
STORY OF SHIRLEY

If M-G-M has an option on Shir-
ley Temple for another picture
they should lose no time in buying
Junior Miss for her. The role
Patricia Reardon plays is perfect
for Shirley and would give her a
chance TO get away from the
sickly sweet sentimental charac-
tiers she has played.
Shirley goes 70 Edward Small
for Annie Rooney" so it's pos
Sible he might be interested. The
play is a sell-out in New York and
one of the most delightful comedy
dramas 1 have seen since we ar
rived. All of us who knew Sallie
Benson, who wrote the book from
which the play is adapted when
she was a Junior Miss herself, are
happy over her success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
M-G-M Buys Canadian Film
War Clouds OUer Pacific
BY LoUELLA o. PARSONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-I feel
sure that films will play an impor-
tant part I'M this war just as they
did in the last one. not only in
the newSreels taken TO acquaint
people with what has been done
but also in the propaganda field
to keep the victory spirit alive.
M-G-M has already bought WAR
Clouds Over the Pacific" a Cana
dian film almost clairvoyant in
predicting events that happened
in Honolulu and the Philippines
l was a movie columniSt during
the first World War and at my
request Photoplay permitted me
TO have a peep at an article titled
Propaganda" which 1 wrote for
them and which was published in
their September issue of 1918.
l haven't this edition of Photo
play and would be so happy if L
could buy one. CHANGING through it
| notice that the actors who were
were Mabel Normand,
Pauline Frederick, Charles Chap
lin. Rod LeRocque. Wallace Reid,
Madge Kennedy and others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
DOROTHY TO LEAVE

A little sad that AT this Christ
mas season Dorothy Lamour, who
is such family girl, wants 10
leave Hollywood. She has just
notified Washington authorities
that she would like 10 come to
the nations capital the last two
weeks in December and help sell
defense bonds.
We all will be helping to sell
them later. but Dorothy never
would have left home at Christmas
If she hadn't had a battle with
Atty. Gregory Bautzer. her favor
lite boy friend Someone told me
that Greg had tried in vain to
telephone her, but she refused TO
talk TO him. She is a young lady
that knows her own mind and
when she said Eau revoir" to Greg
she meant 1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Loretta S History
Rope atine Itself

AN EXPRESSION addressed
to Loretta Young when she made
her debut as a child actress of 5
is again used. % years later, when
Fredric March tells her 10 go
home and wash her face for a
scene in Columbia's new comedy,
Bedtime Story"
The first time the command was
addressed to Miss Youna the di-
rector was literal. In bedtime
Story March is merely repeating
lines written in the script. Alex
ander Hall directed the picture,
which featured Robert Benchley,
Allyn JoSlyn, Joyce Compton, and
Helen Wesley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

himself does sparkling trumpet
number during the show.
IL CLUB.-Screwball master of
ceremonies Buddy Duray is still
provoking laughs in his turn in a
revue which contains many new
and talented performers at Joe
Cousins showplace.
The casual comedians line OF
chatter and pleasing comedy
antics puts patrons in a receptive
mood for the enchanting dances
OF Louise Sharae and the charac-
ter routines of dancer Ellen
Vargo. both newcomers.
An added sepia attraction is
rhythm dancer Bobby Campbell.
Eddie Jones and his orchestra
take over the bandstand 10 play
show and dance music and host
Norman Priest is on hand to greet
you.
CASANOVA.-Sharing top spot
in a terpsichorean bill are the
acrobatic Laska Sisters and exotic
Louise Keller, whose specially
number is dance of the wells.
Rubber-legged eccentric steps
are the stock-in-trade of the mad
Bordens and Jordan and Grace
introduce folk dances from many
foreign lands.
Jessica Garwood sings the hi
tunes TO the music of Lee Wal.
tiers orchestra, which also pre-.
walls for dancing.
PALM BEACH.-Purring caSta
nets and swapping fingers accent
uate the rhythms OF Spani h
music for the dances OF Bonjei
and Andrelita. whose authentic
Spanish festival and ballroom
dances head the new bill
AL and Joan Allen offer con
trast with their fast tap stepping
routines and breath-takinG
roller skating turn by Miller anC
King rounds out the revue, which
is directed by versatile and clever
comedian Of ceremonies Bernie
Green.
Don Pablo's MIC orchestrS
plays the music.
VERNE'S. - Machinegun taps
punctuated by acrobatic flips ant
turns are combined with. nea
footwork in the routineS Of Jear
and Earl Coe. Their musica
comedy turn is followed by ;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Burton Holmes
At Institute Tonight

BURTON MES. master
travelog lecturer, will show new
natural color motion pictures
filmed last spring and give a pub
lie lecture on Your Vacation in
Arizona and the Southwest" for
the World Adventure Series al
3 30 tonight in the Art Institute
The pictures cover highlights of
2 vacation tour through northwest
Mexico, Texas, Arizona and New
Mexico.
ON the itinerary arc Phoenix.
Tucson and other Arizona cities.
Jokake, Comeback and other
desert resorts. Fl Paso. Fort Bliss.
the Carlsbad Caverns. motoring
through the desert the border
cities Of NogalcS. across the Rio
Grande into Mexico, a fiesta and
a buliiight deep sea fishing and
vacation sports at the picturesque
Mexican seaport OF Guayrnas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
COMING TO OPENING

Chin up, proud of his picture
and glad 10 be here 10 exploit it,
director 10 Won Sternberg arrives
in New York for the Christmas
Day opening of Shanghai Ges-
ture,' which is TO have a gala
premiere. How well l remember
the first time / met 10 and inter
viewed him. at the Aston Hotel 20
years ago. He came with a letter
of introduction from Mary Pick
ford.
| was fascinated with the long
cigaret holders he used. With him
IN New York will be Victor Ma
ture, who is also making the trip
10 see Mrs. Mature, the former
Martha Kemp. who arrived ahead
OF him. Whether there has been
any misunderstanding, Vic and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Jinx Bids Adieu
To Modelling

JINX FALKENBURG definitely
bid adieu to her career as a
Photographic model while she was
making Sing for Your Supper. "
in which she is featured with
Charles Buddy" Rogers. From
now on she will devote herself
exclusively to her screen career.
Sing for Your Supper" is JinX'S
second picture for Columbia Her
first was Two LatinS From Man
haitian which is currently play
ing the nations thcaters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
'Nosed' Out

GLENN FORD'S nose was frac-
turcd during one scene in Column
bias Go West, Young Lady"
when he was hit accidentally in
the face with a skillet heayed by
Penny Singleton. The scene was
"A battle between six bad men and
40 women, who used pots and
pans as weapons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
MAY REMARRY

Don't be surprised if Ariel
Elaine Barrymore to you. and
John (Caliban) Barrymore kiss
and stage reconciliation. Johr
hasn't been feeling very we'll and
Elaine has been a daily visitor to
his bedside. She has already OBJ
tanned her final divorce decree, but
knowing her I'd say nothing is
"
Tell "Louella," she telephoned
my secretary, that 1 am not going
to remarry John, but I am going
to see him often and be his good
friend. Id like TO believe Mrs. B.,
but having been fooled so many
times in the past by the change
able BarryInoreS. I'd be more in
chned to think there will be a
remarriagc for "Jawn" has always
carried the torch for her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Anelo.Iowan

MARGARET LINDSAY. fea-
tured in "Ellery Queen and the
Murder Ring is an Iowa girl, but
she got her start in pictures in
"Cavalcade," because a studio
scout saw her in London and put
her into the "all-EngIish' cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Crybaby Stuff

BABY DAVID JAMES, Marlene
adopted child in The
Lady Is Willing" was the object
of blind pool among the crew
during the shooting of the picture.
The pool was on how many times
he would cry on the set in a week
and the man who drew number
tEO won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

Dear Jack" writes Dave Sill
vsrnan; the Librarian at WJR
After reading Here and Now last
night I am enclosing a list OF
var songs that were popular IN
1917. The list fills. one entire
page and runs over onto another.
What I want 20 know. is how
] managed 10 forget Rose Of No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Mexico Must Wait

CHARLES BUDDY" ROGERS,
signed for a tour of Mexico with
his orchestra, was forced TO post
pone the trip after he finished
work in Sing for Your Supper, -
because two other studios took up
their options for pictures TO be
made Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Man : Land.
xxx Katy
"R o { Q 5 o I
Picardy" It'll
~ g NJ e Q I
Again" "a De-
rot man Wrote
that).
Also Hail,
Hail, the Gang S
A ! / He r e. )"
Round II Q 7
- @ c X $ h e
a Yeller
r j b b o n,
MadenlOiSelle
fro m Arnen-
there's You re
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
CIaudette 'Dressy'

CLAtDETTE COLBERT has
her 'drcSSieSt screen role I'M
years in "Skylark Fifteen adj
vance style gowns were designed
especially for her 20 wear IN this
picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Popular in S. A.

RISE STEVENS who recently
completed The Chocolate soldier
WITH Af-iseh Eaey fcccfTrS more
fan mail from South America
than from any othcr spot on Tao
globe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
4-Career Woman

VIRGINIA SALE, who IS fea.
tured in Torpedo Boat" is a
-four career" woman. She Is well
known on the screen. stage and
radio, and is the mother of 6-year-
old twins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Yale Please Note

"Slapsie' Make Rosenbloom,
who grew up as a poor kid on
New York'S east side, portrayS a
Harvard freshman in Coluubia's
comedy film, Harvard, Here
Como y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

collegiate jitterbug number in
which they come out dressed in
college sports clothes.
Master Of ceremonies Bill Fra
ser, dancer La Cumparslta, swing
STRESS Mora 'Wacky' Kaye and
the music Of Chuck Stevens or
chestra completes the lineup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Now" and "Madelon." But som,
Of those were written before 1917
though, and were revived for the
war, weren't they?
Some OF the others on Dawes
list don't remember at all.
They must have had some beau
tiful words. though. For in
stance. Wen Knock the Heligo-
Into Heligo Out Of Heligo-
land" SISTER Susie's Sewing
Shirts for Soldiers" IF He Can
Fight Like He Can Love-"
Good Night Germany" CHATS
bad grammar) and Long Boy"
(the words were "Good-by, Ma;
"good-by Pa: good-by, mule with
your old hee haw").
But the prize of Siiverman's
list Is would You Rather BE
Colonel With an Eagle on
Your Shoulder, or Private
With a Chicken on Your Knee ?"
NOTES AROUND TOWN
Name OF the week-KanSas
Cyclone Jones. who enlisted in
the Marine Corps over at the
Federal Building Did you
know that for the last three
months Detroit has consistently
been recruiting more Marines
than any other city even New
York or Chicago? DR.. Joseph
Malcolmson had 10 call in volun-
teer doctors to help with medical
examinations, and Lieut.. Charles
Popp got volunteers TO fill out
the flood of applications.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Anthony Van Antwerp. son
Of the councilman, Is one of the
air corps cadets who will be
sworn i'm tomorrow I'm cere-
monies at the council chamber
i'm the city hall They missed
noticing that another cadet who
will he sworn in at the same
time is the brother of Patricia
Ellis, the film actress Z. His
name, is Joseph William O'Brien.
Joe's brother, Eugene Jr. (Jenks,
TO his friends), is i'm the naval
reserve, and Is waiting to be
called. He Is now at the Uni
versity of Michigan.
Variety, the show world maya
zine that invents its own Ian.
gauge, has headline about
defense bonds. Calls them SLAP
the-Japs bonds" -. Crying need
right now IS for nurses. Any
women with such training shoulc
call Mai. John Slevin, 40l Fedora
Building.
Trans portation troubles
Donald J. Luty, OF the Gar Wood
organization. unable to get any
reservation on train for Wash
ington l.. j. Heaiy knows
woman going to New York
on New Years Eve--couldn't
get an upper berth, but could
get plenty of lowers, people APP
parentiy being afraid that
drunks would he falling into
the berths when the trains go
around curves or something
Cyril Cane. head OF the British
consulate here, having his car
banged up by a truck.
Did you notice the classified ad
IN the Times. an aviator at Hall.
fax who needs "a good pair oi
binoculars"? Apparently these
are getting scarce =. Earl Aumar
and Tim Gayle, the Detroit com.
poSers. say musicians like their
tune. The France That Used &c
Be" better than "Zagala." but
plug the latter because dispute,
over the French feet make
France unpopular.
Showing Of Sergeant York"
In Detroit certainly was timely
Phil TNrell, booker for Club
Royale and Others. knew York
and told me a great deal about
him before the picture was
started. The Aim seems 10 run
20 close 20 the real events Of
York's life that IL is probably
among the most accurate 20
come out 81 Hollywood
Useless information: The DRINKS
in early sessions call Judge
John Brennan Abe Lincoln"
such as, $50 tell Abe Lincoln
don't need 20 appear before
him: I'll just settle for 80
days" I'm always getting
curious about some silly thing
like wondering how he got that
nickname or what building has
the longest flight OF stairs. IL
doesn't do me any good except
that when ! find out. ! can quit
Worrying about H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

friends feel that all dis
agreements will be ended whel
they meet at Yuletide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
INSPIRED ADDITION

These wonderful little satiricaI
ISnatches. set TO quaint tunes by
Macklin Marrow. are perfectly in
keeping with the spirit and GUS
toms of the play, yet serve to sus-
tain interest and tempo all the
way through.
The production has been beauti-
fully mounted and the costumes
are lavish to an extravagant de-
gree. Burlesqued only to delight
full extent, this revival proves that
the laughs never fade from good
comedy and gives us chance to
see some of the best theater we
have had this year.