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Evening star., 1941-12-10
B'nui IsrneI PIons Forum

Members Of Sigma Alpha Rho
Fraternity will be guests of the
B'nai Israel Congregation and have
charge of the services and forum
at 8:15 pm. Friday. Julius Min
cosky will speak Norman Berman
will off1ciate and Robert Schooler
will conduct the forum. Rabbi Sc
gal will have for his topic, Each
One to His Post"
Evening star., 1941-12-10

FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Dance, Linthicum Institute Hall.
3116 o street NV, under auspices
of Police and Fire Post, No. 29
American Legion, 8 pm. today.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club,
1015 L street NV, 8 pm. today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-26
PEDESTRIAN INJURED

Mrs. Norma Gillespie, 653 Brigh-
ton avenue, was treated late Mon
day for cuts and bruises suffered
when she was struck by a car driven
by Norman Crockett, 853 Broadway,
across a edestrian zone at Sixth
and Main streets, Ell Centro. Croc-
kett told Ell Centre police the sun
blinded him and he did not see
Mrs. Gillespie.
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2-PersonaIs, Special Notices

Boautiful Nursing
home, on ocean front cool, quiet.
"a hr. care, $4,000 per mo. up.
Robertson Rest Home, 4844 Ber-
muda, Ocean Beach, Cal. Phone
b 5991. 81
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LAKE FOREST, ILL.,, Aug. 26 CUP)
= Charles H. Schweppe. co, Million
aire president of the Lee Higgin-
son Investment Corporation and
director of Marshall Field & Co.,
and Fairbanks, Morse Company,
shot himself to death today in the
bedroom of his suburban estate.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-26

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DEAD STOCK removed free. Phone
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FOR SALE: Modern Dairy. 35 acres
with practically new buildings
and equipment. lis dairy cows
with 1872 pound shipping right.
Land and buildings can be leased
if you do not wish to buy. Dick
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south of La Mesa. Phone Home
land 65424 La Mesa. 8-29
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FURNISHED room house, also 4
room duplex $50 Adams St.
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FOUR room nicely furnished stucco.
Frigidaire, cooler, $4,000 per mo.
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THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
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IN THE MATTER OF THE Pc
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OUCH TO ESTABLISH BIRTH OF
JOHN KNOX McDONOUGH.
NOTICE
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in the above entitled Court a Pc
tition for Order Establishing the
Birth of John Knox McDonough.
under the provisions OF Chapter 8
of the Health and Safety Code OF
the State of California, and that
the hearing of said Petition has
been fixed by said Court for Fri
day, the 5th day of September. 1941,
at 10 O'Clock A. M, at the court
room thereof at the courthouse in
the County of Imperial. and all
persons interested in said petition
are notified then and there to ap-
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be, why said Petition should not be
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Evening star., 1941-06-16
Lunt, Hayes,
Play Set
Latter's Drama
Gets Former
AS Director
NEW YORK.

NEW 1OftH.
Alfred Lunt, currently vacationing
with his wife, Lynn Fontanne, at
their Genesee Depot CWisD home,
has communicated to the Theater
Guild his acceptance of their and
the Playwrights Co.'S invitation to
direct Maxwell Anderson's new play
Candle in the Wind" in which
Helen Hayes will be starred. The
Theater Guild and the Playwrights,
as in the case of There Shall Be
No Night" are pooling their re-
sources in the production of Candle
in the Wind"
On various occasions in the past
Mr.. Lunt has staged plays for the
Guild and the Playwrights in which
both he and Miss Fontanne had
leading roles, the most recent in
stance of this being Mr. Sherwoods S
There Shall Be No Night" Candle
in the Wind" will be the first time he
has undertaken the direction of
play in which he and his wife do
not appear.
Upon completion of the work in
behalf of Miss Hayes and the new
Anderson play, the Lunts will resume
their own acting duties in There
Shall Be No Night"
Evening star., 1941-06-16

in 10 battles Through aisles
bordered by plate-glass showcases
Marxes staged one of widest COM
edy chases All were on roller
skates, trying to evade dangerous
killer.
"Out of the Fog"-Irwin Shaw's
stage play, The Gentle People, -
draws contrast between John Gar
field as cold-hearted, petty racketeer
and Thomas Mitchell, gentle old
tailor >. Chief set is Browns pier,
Sheepshead Bay, New York {.
Fog so characteristic of night scenes
is real fog, artiflcially produced
dry ice plus warm, moist air sent
through giant blowers adjust
ment of apparatus gives it any de-
gree of density desired Fishing
done by Mitchell and John Qualen
papa Dionne in quint pictures)
prepared for by stocking artificial
lake heavily with fish from Pacific.
One torso-toSser in rhumba cafe
where Ida Lupino meets Garfield is
Elinor Troy, who hit headlines
couple of years ago by cross-country
flight to marry Tommy Manville-
and then didn't marry him One
day when transplanted fish wouldn t
bite readily enough, stunt man
wearing lead plates on hips sat on
bottom of lake-putting fish on ac-
tors hookSI
Tight Shoes"-Title pair of shoes
worn by Broderick Crawford
Normally, unless an actor is playing
character role, he's required to sup
ply own wardrobe Crawford
got slight break because, due to
shoes peculiar importance to plot,
studio designated them as "charac-
ter" nature >. Gave Crawford two
pairs Just married short time
back, Binnie Barnes and Mike
Frankovich, former all-American
football player and now radio sports
caster, appear together first time on
screen Ed Gargan, who has
played cops in IA past consecutive
roles, hurdles type casting in this
Damon Runyon story Plays
small-time racketeer whose one
great fear in life is-the police.
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Where and When
Current TheaterAttractions
and Time of Showing

National-"Fantasi the much
discussed Disney, with music con-
Quoted by Stokowski: 2:20 and $3.50
pm.
Keith's-"Flame of New Orleans" !"
the flame being Marlene Dietrich:
Ills am, 1:20. $3.50, 5:35. 7:45 and
9:55 pm.
Palace-"Blood and Sand" Tyrone
Power turns matador in Valentines
old role: IL am, lao, 4:20, Z and
$40 pm.
Earle-"She Knew All the An
swers," romantic comedy with Joan
Bennett and Fanchot Tone: II am,
1:45, 4:30, 7:20 and 1910 pm.
Stage shows: 12:45, 3:35, $40 and
9:10 pm.
Capitol-"Broadway Limited" Vic
tor McLaglen and Zazu Pitts making
merry: lilo am, 1:50, 4:30, tbs
and 9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
3:35, 6:15 and 8:55 pm.
Little-"George Takes the Air"
slapstick British comedy with George
Formby: II am, 1890, 2:20, 4:10, 6,
7:55 and 9:45 pm.
Columbia-"That Hamilton Wom-
an" with Vivien Leigh as she: 11:15
am, las, 4:20, 6:55 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-06-16

mown hay and honeysuckle. Qnci-
dentally, why haven't paint manu-
facturers considered those as substi-
tutes for the smell they are now
using in their product? Chairs
have been patched and their ma
chinery oiled and made as nearly
comfortable as possible, although
you still are not likely to feel you
are in the Royal Opera House in old
Vienna
Naturally plays have been selected
for weeks, casts chosen and re-
hearsed, props assembled, settings
and costumes provided, tickets print
ed, box-off1ce attendants thoroughly
practiced in the trick of smiling
warmly Can outstanding feature of
the barn theater) and all other de-
tails worked out to the limits Of
human ingenuity.
*** X
The years have given both theaters
traditions which not even an eX-
ploding world has been able to upset,
at least so far. The tradition of the
Roadside is melodrama, and that is
what it offers tonight in The
Mountain Limited" a saga of the
early railroads. Out of that period
of the drama when playwrights saw
all humans in pure black and
white-and none of your sniveling
psychopathic geniuses-it is lavishly
supplied with villains. 1t is neces-
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Hitchcock Pattern
Used by Lang in
His 'Manhunt'

If that old maestro of melodrana
and mystery, chubby Alfred Hitch
cock, has a rival land he does) his
name probably is Fritz Lang. If
you will recall M" that famous
film of few years ago, and 'Fury,"
which Spencer Tracy fans still talk
about, you can see the basis of Mr..
Lang's claim.
But if there is still question as to
where that mantle of Mr.. Hitch
cocks should be draped, the pic
ture "Manhunt" is said to dispel all
doubts. From the end of reel l
until the climax, it is one long chase
in the best tradition of the screen
and of the better mystery novels.
In connecting this drama of sus-
pense and excitement, Director Lang
had excellent assistance. His stars
are Walter Pidgeon, a frequent
Washington visitor of late, and Joan
Bennett. His producer was Ken
meth MacGowan and his screen play
was prepared by Dudley Nichols.
Original idea for the picture was
found in Rogue Male" novel by
Geoffrey Household, which was first
printed as an Atlantic Magazine
serial and later published as a book.
The plot-different from any
thing the screen has presented
gives Pidgeon the role of a big
game hunter who stalks the biggest
game af altman. And the man he
stalks in his Bavarian hideout Is
without doubt the most hated per-
son available in the world today.
Evening star., 1941-06-16

Garbo in a dress shop on the boule-
ward any and every time. Shes a
dummy, life-size, and the enterpris-
ing shop-keeper has placed her
near the window-to lure the Gus
toners. This really is funny place,
isn't it? Make Rosenbloom
went to Catalina on the yacht OF a
friend and became very sea sick.
Can we do anything for you?" The
sympathetic captain asked. Yes"
moaned Make, you can stop and
find me an island"
Hedy Lamar was supposed to
have the lead in "Honky Tonk' with
Clark Gable, but, as disciplinary
measure, the role was given to Lana
Turner. Peter LORE snitched
the meaty villain role in Warmers
Maltese Falcon" by sending them a
wire-"what about there I am"
The part was on the verge of going
to Martin Kosleck, but it seems that
a long time ago LORE signed a con-
tract to make one picture for the
studio. They had forgotten about
it until the wire was received.
Anthony Quinn complains about the
practice of referring to him as Cecil
B. De Miles son-in-law." Why"
asked Quinn, "do they have to give
him so much publicity-he doesn't
need it." But he likes it, Anthony.
Carole Lands has new clause In
her contract permitting her to ap-
pear in a Broadway play. The
Eddie Albert role in "Out Of tie
Fog" has been cut to fraction OF its
former size. Poor Mr.. Albert. =.
Rosalind Russell gets flaming
youth" poster to advertise her pic
ture with Gable-'They Met in
Bombay''-and to say she likes it is
putting it mildly. Roe would sooner
be glamorized than praised for her
brains or acting. When Jack
Benny acts for the movies, he
searches absently for the missing
radio microphone. This is slowing
up his "Charley's Aunt" chore some
what.
Spencer Tracy. with hair almost
Evening star., 1941-06-16

"The Yellow Jacket" doing panto-
mime role After that he'll tour
training camps :. Chico has am
bitions toward radio career-series
of skits about comic characters in
BARRIERS chair 9. Some day Groucho
hopes to make picture with John
Barrymore, in which they'd be rivals
in love-chasing a character like
Mae West.
For final appearance as team
Marxes found selves in familiar
setting-a department store =.
Groucho won first boyhood job In
New York's Bloomingdale's, Harpo
in Wanamaker's and Chico in Gim-
bells Merchandise for display
counters-totaling some $4,000
rented, purchased and borrowed
from various Los Angeles whole
salers. Director was Charles Ries-
ner, who has strong qualifications
for handling Marx Brothers movie
-. He used to be professional prize
fighter, with record of only one loss
Evening star., 1941-06-16

sary for the hero and his aides to
dispose of a grand total of three
such degenerates before right tri-
umphs, as it always does, at the
Roadside.
The Cross Roads, with equal res
olution and Catharine Ryan in the
leading role. sticks to sophisticated
modern comedy. For its opener, it
has chosen George Washington
Slept Here" Under that title, in
case any one has forgotten, George
Kaufman and Moss Hart have seen
the terrible humor of the plight of
slick city folk who have succumbed
to the k-to-the-land urge. The
locale is Bucks County in Pennsyl-
vania, the American county most
thickly populated with successful
playwrights, actors, and other rich
people who can afford hunks of the
good earth as retreats from, or to-,
pleasure.
Miss Ryan will be supported by a
cast that mixes old and new Cross
Roads blood in what is reputed to
be perfect proportions.
In contrast to this mood of happy
expectancy is the dour mood of
Henry Fonda, which is seized
upon as additional column material
merely because of the contrast. not
that we could not have gone on
indefinitely on the barn theater.<
Fonda, it seems, from his dark
mutterings, is angry with Boss Dar-
ryl Zanuck. The trouble with Ia
muck, at least from Fonda's view
point, is that he persists in looking
upon the old Omaha boy as a
fellow who can play only dark and
tragic figures. Fonda in the overalls
of an Okie in Grapes of Wrath
is not merely the Zanuck idea of art,
but where Fonda ought to be all the
time
Fonda didn't mind so much, since
it meant steady work, until he
donned white tie and tails and be-
came a comedian-and a darned
good one-in The Lady Eve" In
stead of having to go around brood
ing darkly all the time, that Preston
Stu1ges picture gave him a chance
to look swell and be light-hearted.
At least lighter-hearted.
The picture was made at Para
mount. Fonda was triumph in it.
He thought zanuck might have seen
it and been impressed by his,
Fonda's, skill as a comedian. But
when he went home to Goth Gen.
tury-Fox studios, the slapped him
back into hillbilly costume.
Hanks sore.
Furthermore: Starting Friday, the
Earle's Roxyettes will do their
second perfume number E. Heaven
Scent" it is called, a play on words
that is almost as neat as the num-
Der itself Perfume, released
through the house ventilating
system, scents up the theater while
the girls are dancing E. Baltimore's
barn theater. the Hilltop, will pre-
sent plays weekly at Fort George
Meade, as part of the recreational
activities of soldiers stationed there.
"Manhunt," based upon the
popular novel Rogue Male" will be
screened tomorrow. And "One
Night in Lisbon" on wednesday
Yes, Mr.. La Falce?
Evening star., 1941-06-16

down to his shoulders, passes the
barber shop on the Metro lot, signs
wistfully, and walks slowly on.
Spencer has to keep his locks on the
long side for his ''yearling" assign
ment. Gloria Swanson has just
sent telegram thanking for your
kind cooperation on my return to
pictures Gloria, you mustn't do
this. It's most unusual, and we
columnists are not used to shocks
of this nature. Edward G.
Robinson has put his French i'm
pressionist pictures on view in a
downtown museum while the little
woman is re-doing their house. This
is one way of solving the what
shall-we-do-with our-best possess
sions-while-the-d decorators a re in =
the-house?"
Nancy Carroll took her daughter
along when she went film job hunt
ing the other day. The daughter
who is very pretty, received several
movie offers. I used to like Miss
Carroll very much in her pictures
I wonder why they don't give her
another chance at movies? Laird
Cregar, who is Is, plays the father
of Jimmy Ellison, who is %. in
"Charley's Aunt" Rita Hayworth
Is thinning too much from too much
dancing in You'll Never Get Rich.
:. Lew Ayres says that a successful
actress should marry a non-success-
full male. He infers that the success
full male will be too busy to give the
gal the kind of attention she de-
mands. He's got something there.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Variety Carnival
Set for Tonight

Variety Club of Washington will
hold its first big indoor carnival this
evening in the clubrooms in the
Willard Hotel.
Barkers Archie Engel and Eddie
Melniker are co-chairmen of the
event and their assisting kings for
the night" read like a Who's Who Of
local show business.
All the features of an outdoor
carnival are promised for this indoor
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Serenude Is Impromptu

NEW YORK (P).-Eastern dele
gates to the American Federation
of Musicians convention in Seattle
got a big send-off. More than 100
of the union brethren formed an
impromptu band and played for
nearly an hour at the railroad sta
ton.
Evening star., 1941-06-16

DdrnS on lIle
Rockville pix e
ard at Baileys
Cross S R o a d S
have been swept
as clean as barns
dare be swept
unless you want
the atmosphere
out, too. The
fragrance h a S
gone out of the
newly applied
paint. eliminat-
ing its normally
m a ii n domi-
nance over the
rcafnts of npu-
Evening star., 1941-06-16

for a techni-
color picture.
All the twenty
three stock play
ers at Warmers
we're told to wear
S W e a t ers and
short shorts for
the visit of the
motion picture
exhibitors, who
have currently
taken over the
town. The girls
looked cute. The
exhibitors mere
ly looked. .
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Offending Cradle Teeth!
Yanked for 'Yank' Film
Aches Make Glamour Role Difficult;
Jeanette's Idea Is Failure;
Hedy Is Being Disciplined
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD:

Betty dentist chaiore teeth trouble How
glamour girl with toothche all the
time? An another weeks leave of absence
from F." and this time the offending teeth will be
Macdonald what she thinks
"Smin Through she
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Tobias and the Angel
STAGED for Chino Relief

A play, Tobias and the Angel" by
James Birdie, will be presented for
the benefit of China relief in the
gardens of Thomas B. Goodwins
house on Great Falls road. Mclean,
Va. at $3.50 pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1941-06-16

(and air-conditioneO frolic, and
there will be peanuts, popcorn. hot
dogs and the other necessary items
for a carnival menu.
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Barn Geniuses Eye Skies
With Two Openings Due
Roadside, Tonight, and Cross Roads,
Tomorrow, Pray for No Rain;
Hank Fonda an Angry Man
BY JAY CARMODY.

And the rest is to nature.
kindly gentle mother soft
tonight will
that the have asked in
be-wel,
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Marx Brothers to Scatter
After Current Picture
Groucho and Harpo Eye the Stage,
But Chico Considers Radio;
Thos. Mitchell in Shaw Film
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD
SidelightS Of new films:

SidelghtS OF new hlms:
Big toong again this effort marks swan
brohery combination to be
Groucho will start work with Norman Krasna on Broad
with Alexander Woolcot
Evening star., 1941-06-16

IIItdVcIo VIII OPtII any way anu
count on other nights for their
capacity audiences.
Both theaters are ready. The
Evening star., 1941-06-16

swallows grape juice instead OF wine,
thereby blackening her tongue-but
only choWs can have black tongues
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-07-03
Hay Greek

Mrs. Irene Coleman has moved to
Dakota to keep house for Leon Cole
man.
Mrs. Marguerite Carlson has moved
onto the vacant Coleman farm.
The David Anderson house, where
Mrs. Carlson moved from, burned to
the ground recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Elliott and Erma
and Melvin were business callers in
Sandstone Wednesday of last week.
Joe Chatelle accompanied them to
see doctor, as he has been on the
sick list for some time.
Mrs. Fred Cooper of Minong, Wis,
and Mr.. Atorne also of Minong,
called at the Joe Chatelle home re-
Gently.
Mrs. A. Chatelle who has been on
the sick list is better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Elliott journeyed
to Webster, Wis, Friday.
Mrs. G. L. Rood attended the
Eucharistic Congress in st. Paul re-
Gently.