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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

PIONEER LEAGUE

Ths leadership q the Pioneer
league returned = = two-xay basis
again today. with Boise ard Ogden
sharing the TOP spot
ne Boise Pilots pushed across
three runs in the ninth inning last
night 10 bump me salt Lake Bees
S-a. while Ogden snothered Poca-
tello on the strength o. Is walks
issued by two Focstello huriers.
Bsbieh and Cash.
Twin Falls basement crew shad-
ed Idaho Falls 81 a. Paul Pisco-
vioh Won his eighth game Of the
season
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

ANY person may heeoms ehEthls
BY joining the Poggie club.
There viii hs numerous other
prizes ~ merit outside ~ the d.
fen.s bonds 81 the top lis,. which
run In this order.
rrst prise. siea bond:
second. $50 bond; third. tas
bond; fourth. tis rod and reel.
fifth. sic rod and rel.
There Win be no qualifying
rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Many Eligible
For Golf Meet

NEW YORK-About $50 players
will be eligible for the National
Amateur Golf championship at
Omaha. Neb.. Field club Aug. as
30. the u. 8. G. A. announced
today. Ten former champions
will he exempted from qualifying
trials.
Twenty-eight sectional trials NJ
rs holes will h. held Aug. II.
Denver district will hold Its trial
on Aug. IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
housekeeping Sought

PHOENIX. Arix The state
senate has adopted . memorial
pstitioninE congress 20 permit
homsstsadinG on the states Zone
island. q section Of land in the
channel u the Colorado river nsar
Yuma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

And any type - legal salmon
fishing gear 4. permitted, nei IN
Guiding. cf course. meta OF such.
just hand equipment
Many hlk Kings are in The iocal
waters.
Entries NAV he made at rosnt
Defiance boafhouse. Dan Newell
Sporting Goods stars. Washing.
ton Hariware. Tacoma Marine
supply and Defiance Hardware on
North psart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Defends Title

SALEM. Ore. Leo turner ~
Portland tonight defends hla state
mlddls~sight losing iitis against
Powder Proctor. another Port
land eoi0rsd fighter.
Proctor holds = non titis dseis
sion ever Turner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Texas Ranger Helps
Roise Milk Money

I'll PAsO. Tss. "A Texas
Ranger dropped into the head
quarters for an 81 Paso sniik fund
snd left $3.50 In pennies On the
desk. The money wss taken from
slot machines seized in vi Paso.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Train Whizzes Post.
Horse F0Ils Dead

BERNE. Ind.-Ths modern pace
proved too much for . it-ysar-oid
driving horse. hltehsd 10 tia rg
u an Amish farmer and parked
In the vicinity Of = railroad cross
ing when . fast train went
through. the horse fell dead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
sTANFoRD UNIVERSITY

STAN FORD UNIVERSITY.
Cal. More than 400 track and
field stars from so schools today
prepared 10 raid the record book
in the 10th Annual National Col
legiate Athletic association cham
plonships here tomorrow and Sat
urday.
The entry list sparkles with
enough talent 10 crack q half
dozen worlds records and the only
question il that Of field and track
conditions.
stanford stadium. which
seats $4,000 for the football
matches. has . stiff draft
kicking through the straight
away and the track IL not en-
oeptionally fast. Field events
thus Offered the beat chances
Cor new world records.
Most qualifying trials will BE-
run off Friday afternoon with the
finals on saturday. which may Be
the day Les steers Of Oregon
jumps seven feet straight up. He
did an even SIX feet II inches at
Los Angeles Wednesday night a.
Pacific Coast conference Al-stars
beat q Big Ten team, 40 To 90.
Johnny Wilson Of u. .. G. has
cleared slx feet nine and three
sighths inches.
ONE CHAMP FAVORED
Al Brozis. the Georgetown
giant. has hoisted the shot 50 feet
inches. just 10 inches snort Of
Jack Torrance's record. Pete
Owen. the nigh hurdlsr from little
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
ONE CHAMP FAVORED
F errick OF AS
Was q Semi-Pro
Pitcher in 1910

PHn.ADEfPHA-Tom Fer
rick. the Athletics best relief
pitcher. Was neither on the
Philadelphia clubs sprinE roster
nor In organized ball last sea-
son. The young nEht-handsr
had formerly worked his way
up the Giants farm chain 10
Jersey Oty. a bad arm brought
hls release. Ne pitched for the
Bnshwieks In Brooklyn semi
professional ball IN lsso !.
went 20 AnAheim training base
Al his own expense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
'Middendori
Whiiis II!

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Trucks Again
Hit by Rain

Tacoma Truckers Of the North
west Baseball league were raine6
out again at Bellinghzm last
night They are scheduled 70 face
Olympia Friday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Crummel on Air

Ray Gramnsi eondneior o.
"Yoa and Your Dog fszils pre-
gram. KMO. All talk tonight ct
9 fs. nsN time. on tbs fscsnt
Tacoma dog nhsa awards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Yanks Falier
In Title Race
Lose Second in Row
While Indions Win

NEW YORK - The baseball
situation changes in the twinkling
Of an eye. sometimes on one play
or one pitched ball.
The Yanks. having knocked the
Indians down three times hand
running. were ready to take over
the American league lead three
days ago. Today finds them
beaten twice in row by the
White sox and three games be-
hind the resurgent Indians.
With Bullet Bob Teller blazing
away with his Sunday pitch. the
Indians knocked the Athletics
silly. 14-2. The Tribe ace allowed
just four hits in registering his
14th triumph. He famed eight,
running his strikeout record this
season to 11e. Hal Trosky con-
nected for two homers, among the
Tribes II hits.
LANIER SCORES
Max Lanier, who il rapidly
moving into the foreground as one
of the National leagues foremost
southpaws. twirled the Cards to
a 7-3 victory over the Pills. He
allowed only six hits but had his
run of 81 scoreless innings snap
ped when the Pills chased over
three runs in the eighth. II was
Laniers fifth victory against two
defeats.
Thornton lee, White Sox
southpaw, who's lost twice IN
the Yanks after being ahead
with two nut In the ninth,
pulled through to n 30 tri-
umph over the Bronx Bombers.
Joe DiAIaggio hit In his 3lst
consecutive game.
schoolboy Rowe pitched the
Tigers to So victory over the
Red sox despite Jimmy Foxx's
10th homer.
Roy Cullenbine's single In the
seventh after McQuinn had singled
and stole second drove in the win
ming run as the Browns nosed the
Senators 3-2 at Washington.
OREGON BOY WINS
Verne Olsen, the Hillsboro, Ore.
boy who is challenging Max
Lanier for the National leagues
No. l southpaw rating. stood the
Dodgers on their ears as the Cubs
triumphed. 81. Olsen allowed only
five hits and had Brooklyn shut
out until the ninth when Joe Med
wick, back in the lineup after a
siege of mumps. hit homer. II
snapped Olsen's string Of scoreless
innings at 80. tying Bob Feller's
l94l major league mark.
Alva Jsvery outpltched
Johnny Vandermeer last night
ut Cincinnati To give the
Braves q AZ decision over
the Reds. Eddie Miller turned
three potential Cincinnati
singles into outs with brilliant
stops and throws hack Of
second.
The Giants and the Pirates
played to a az lie In IL innings
last night at Pittsburgh. The
game was held UP So minutes 10
listen TO the broadcast Of the
Louis-Conn fight in New York
and was called because Of the
National league night curfew
law
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago .... .O10 900 O2O-s S I
New York O20 900 600 10 2
Lee and G. Dickey: Chandler
and Rosar.
Detroit go. 900 0S0 OILS II o
Boston $50. 900 100 OIO-z 3 s
Rowe and Tebbetts; Harris,
Ryba ~ and Pytlak.
Cleveland or 10I 2IO-I4 II o
philadelphia OI0 100 600 =
Feller and Hemsley; hocrabb.
Dean ~ and Hayes.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 600 900 001-I 81
Chicago 90. lis e00 001-s > o
Hsu1lin. Kimbsil ~. Tsmuhs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Trap Shoot

Trap shooters win engage In :
regular program ~ <ssuts nuH.
day AZ the Tacoma Gun club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Poggie Club Will Offer
Defense Bonds in Derby
MonY Other Prizes Arranged For In
Annual Solmon Event at Point June %

Eod VIII form ~
prize en
salm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Your Postmaster can tel you
how 10 invest IN Z. 8. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Many Entries
Are Reported
Event Billed for
Fircrest Sunday
BT ELLIOTT NETCAE

= 49,
Interest IN the Patterson city.
wide golf tournament, an annual
affsir-to-bs, ia running rampant.
Psps and their young male off.
spring are entering from every
course in the city.
sgd Anderson. business man.
sger Of Fircrest Golf club. where
the meet will be staged Sunday
At p. m. Is the pappy Of the idea.
He called Chef Corey. the
hustling president of the Tacoma
Golf association. and asked his
opinion.
Chef went 100 per cent for IL.
sgd took the proposition TO the
Fircrest board OF directors ard
thoss gentlemen were as snthus-
iastic as sgd and Chef.
Chef went 10 prominent
ones Of all clubs and found
m instant approval. an anx-
ioUs desire that the plan be
put Into action.
And that's how this all
eanae about.
Entry fee. including every
thing has been set at one
dollar.
Entries can BE- made with sgd
Anderson at Fircrest Proctor
1851 or Chef Corey at Fishers De-
partment Store Broadway
t242.
Early entry will facilitate start
ing times.
NO PROFIT IDEA
II certain brackets are desired.
let that be known. Some pair
might wish to play with another
definite pair.
This is q tournament without
q thought OF profit.
II Is q tonic to golf, an event
that can become one OF annual
major Importance to Tacoma golf.
The prize to shoot at Is the
Patterson championship Of
the city together with q hand
some trophy donated by the
Washington Hardware COM
psny.
Three victories make the trophy
permanent property of the sue
eessful couple
The champions also will receive
golf balls.
Second and third gross score
winners also will receive golf ball
prizeA
SWEATER ALSO
The low net winners get a boys
sweater donated by Jim Wilson of
Fishers.
Other low net winners draw golf
balls.
II a father and son are with
cut definite handicap they are re-
questsd TO submit what they be-
heve Is their figure.
To protect the field against
. major mlscalculatiOn II has
been decided that . low So
times two Is "a low ~ any
team can shoot.
BY that method a team that has
been incorrectly handicapped ran
not become hot" and roll in with
. 81 or So. Anything below SIS
automatically becomes SIS.
That's the dope. Now you
psppiss who have golf playing
sons well. get out there and
fire away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
SUMMER INDUSTRIAL.
LEAGUE

LEAGUE
coliseum
1. Evanaich 81 the Husionllea
last night set = nsw league single
game record Of the league with q
74s. lie had one spare and hls
only open was = split IN the tsnth
frame.
May alcs scores wsrs relied
n tn iesgas. l. Essssieh
with ether Eame. Of ia and
ise relied so % Tsp the
league. %. kaplln ef ihs Pa
periie- shot isa. is1. isp for
fatal % or.
AN Larsen. Meredith man, shot
ip4. f5s and zoo Tor a 500 l.
haeaiieh put together games Of
is7. Ise. les for b4s. ~. Wright
= substitute shot sal. Hon Friekel.
ton saa. and ,. Eyansleh Sc.
Papers set tao new team records
when They blasted out a 7ss single
and z22s series 70 beat the Old
record held ~ honarehs ~ nearly
= hundred plas
% 7osa hiah . i@nea. 90 sna
papafs az z1xe " Whssisfs 90
so4a hish y Esuiin isf snd VI
ntlstan fsl 1ial " Nanafrhs 90
iees. hiah. I Hsansleb. "a ana Soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Film Time Clock
MONDAY

ADAMs-"Kssp I'm ti,i"s," II .; M,
Town ; 6sS,'. iai;tS. sai. See. s:is D. o..
BROADWAY CAPITOL = olive
Bomber" II a. M, 2:is. e;sa. Jo;si
2. M; wild Geese Calling i;2s. sls,
CINDERELLA-"Diy. Bomber" $50.
b:S5. 9:20 p. m; 'wild Geese Calling"
~ 80, 4:05, 1850, 1850 q. m.
CINEMA-"sir. Celebrity" IL, os. a;20,
Asa, 7ils, $40 p. m; "swsmp Woman, q
las, s:te. sss, 1850 D. m.
1874 ?. M: "wnd Geese Calling" iis,
Tox-"I Wake Up Screaming" II
.. m, 1858. 4so. i:45. 1910 p. m.
Never Give a sucker an Even Break q
i2:sst 3:2l. s:22. silI y. m.
HOLLYWOOD - Dive Bomber" !,
1859 p. m; "Wild Geese Calling" sisi
MADIsON-"Mr. Deeds Goo. to Town.
Il 10 q. M. 3:O2, s;t4, i0:as D. m.
Theodore Goes Wild" lisa. 5:i4, $50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IIIS n. m,
EOS. san, 100, iOti p. m; Poles
PALMs-STATE-"Birth of the Blues .
~ ;06. 2;4s, $40. s0a, I0;t6 p. m.
Red Head" III n. m, lao, age, 7,
RIvIERA-"DIye bomber" 1857. $40,
s:es p. m; vivid Geese Calling" IL 30,
4;1S. 1880. II so y. m
RKO vPTOWS--"Di,c Bomber" SOL
s;tt, 1927 p. m; 'Niid Geese Calling
R0iAI-"Di,e Bonber." g. s;H p. m.
'Niid Geese Calling" slI, ll:a p. m
UNITED ARTIsTS-"smiIin' Through. "
mime Touch" III .. m, 2:so, $3.50, s;li
y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Juvenile Declines
MY. Music Offer

FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW
who spends five hours a day be-
tween pictures studying music
voice and dancing with musica
films or the musical stage ir
mind, has progressed so far as ;
pianist in two years that he ha:
been invited to give a recital a
Aeolian Hall In New York City.
Freddie, who is appearing cur
rently with Jimmy Lydon il
Cadets on Parade" declined The
offer because he feels that he /,
not yet ready for public perform
ances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01

which first made Charles Boyer
famous.
Oswald produced the original
"Mayerling," one of the best Euro.
pean pictures ever shown in Amer.
lea. With Boyer and Danielle
Darrieux who received first recog.
milton also in this epic. wonder
lif Alan Marshal is borrowed, il
that means "Mayerling" will be
released through United Artists.
Marguerite Chapman, reported
very i'll after her operation for
appendicitis, is better as we 60 tc
press; Eva Gabor is az Palm
Springs getting over her divorce
Veronica Lake will give Soutf
A m erica chance to get
acquainted with her when she and
her husband visit Latin America
after the holiday.
Ronald Colman and Charles
Boyer visited the Decker Art EX-
hibition and Charles was so in
terested he bought a painting
Mary Aston made her first sole
flight last week; Penny Singleton
has left the hospital and gone
home; Helen Gilbert and Phil
Reed at the Beverly Tropics. Guess
the yarn that Helen is secretly
wed is just gossip.
Lynn Overman has sold his
house and moved to a hotel where
his servant problems will be solved
for him: Ann Sheridan and George
Brent met for the first time ir
three weeks on the Warner lot
where they are both working.
Gloria Vanderbilt, Pat Di Ciccc
and Charles Feldman at Club
Trouville; Parent Magazine has
awarded "They Died With Their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Final Ballet Performances
ProUe Matinee, Night Treat

THE FINAL courses of the
feats of ballet which the Monte
Carlo Company and the Detroit
symphony Orchestra spread here
were served Saturday afternoon
and evening and proved to be as
delicious and delightful as the
preceding programs.
The house was packed with
young people at the matinee TO
watch Danilova do her greatest
work in the long three-act pan
ltomime opera. "Coppelia." oldest
and most familiar OF ballet operas.
Threadbare though the Delibes
work may be, it certainly charmed
Saturdays beholders who also
saw the Spectre de Ia Rose" and
the gay burlesque offered here
last year, THE New Yorker"
THE WEAKEST ONE
'"The Spectre" was very weak,
principally because a last minute
substitution for housewife h
brought Roland Geurard 10 the
role in which he was not strong
enough TO carry Tamara Tou-
lmonova.
But in the evening, the dancing
was at its best. The Tschaikowsky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
No Homesickness
For New York Star

ALINE MCMAHON figures
that Columbia owes her money
for the use of her New York
apartment in a picture made
wholly in Hollywood. The picture
is The Lady Is Willing" CO.
starring Marlene Dietrich and
Fred MacMurray. and for a New
York background in one sequence
Director Mitchell Lessen used a
Photographic enlargement of a
section of Central Park West.
Oddly enough. in the center OF
the enlargement was the apart
ment house in which Miss Mac
Mahon lives and she was photo
graphed for the picture looking
at her own front windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01

"Serenade" done In abstract treat
ment, but performed superbly.
RUSSIAN RHAPSODY
"Bogatyri," new here. was a.
colorful and fanciful as Coo d Or ?
or Prince Igor" This rhapsodic'
Russian fairy tale, was performed
20 the Borodin Second Symphony
with Frederick Franklin and
Nathalie Krassovska as the excit-
ing stars.
The beloved "Nutcracker Suite"
In which Toumanova did her best
dancing as the Snow Queen, pro-
vided the final offering OF this
particularly brilliant series. j..
CHARLES GENTRY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Loretta Young's
Fans Are Many

LORETTA YOUNG is a very
generous person. Nothing pleases
her more than to accede to
requests for pictures and auto
graphs. But her experience as a
result of her recent picture. The
Men in Her Life" has changed
her. The stills of her baiierina
costume were so beautiful that,
even before the film was released,
she has had scores of requests
from people in the studio.
And not only did she narrowly
escape writer's cramp from sign
ing them, but. she says, I'm fac
ing bankruptcy as result OF the
number l have had to pay for"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
As Varsity Star
He Was All Wet

ARTHUR LAKE isn't In such
good grace with the Bruin crew
Of u. c. L. A. When the Westwooc
oarsmen were drafted for the re-
gatta sequence of Blonde Goes
to College, Lake rowed No. a oar
and capsized the boat four times
Each time, the college men got
thorough dunking and had to
change to dry trunks. When the
scene finally was in the bag, the
crew members descended on Lake
en- masse and threw him into the
baV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Jack Pickering
Here
Hhd
Il OW

KITTY AND HER DIME. Kitty
who is always doing something
unexpected, and is entirely unin
hibited about tattling on herself
arrived downtown in her usua
land becoming. l think state o.
hreathlessnesS.
"Tm late :" she said
! waited.
Because" she went on, IL
hurried out to the bus stop, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Oddly in Names

WHEN KATHARINE STE
in real life Gloria Wood,
started work in Paramount's "The
Great Mans Lady" she discovered
her screen name is the same as
the mother of Barbara Stanwyck,
star of the picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01

Boots On" a gold medal as the
best picture of the month.
John FarroW, who is down &c
I128 pounds and really a sick boy
may be sent TO Hollywood from
Canada. That's all today. See YOU
| tomorrow,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Greer Carson and Pidge0n
Will Be Teamed Again
BY LOUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. Wand
cred on the Mrs. Miniver" Sc.
just as Greer Carson appeared
wearing a nightie and an up-to-
the minute hat. This odd combina-
ton was worn in the boudoir
scene where Walter Pidgeon, who
plays her husband. buys a car and
she retaliates with an expensive
chapeau.
This is the second time Greer
and Walter have played husband
and wife, ("Blossoms In The
Dust"D but l heard that Walter is
to do a torrid love story. Hell
be starred in Full Glory" auth
ored by Director William Wellmar
and Lester Koenig.
Full Glory" is a love story oil
World War number one and the
L lafayette Escadrille. Nobody
knows that subject better than
Bill Wellman who was in the ESca-
drille himself. Walter plays one OF
two. buddies who rescue a desper-
ate French girl and brings her
BAG 10 this country.
He certainly is man of the
moment with How Green Was
My Valley" and Blossoms In The
Dust both whispered for AGA
denny Award consideration.
Bill Thomas called today not
only to tell me that he and Bill
Pine have brought "Wrecking
Crew" but that they're planning
the most unusual location trip ever
attempted. The story is a thriller
based on the dangers of wrecking
buildings and since the two Bills
couldn't possible erect a million
dollar building just to be torn
down-most of the picture will be
filmed in a city where they car
find a wrecking crew actually al
work.
Chester Morris is elected for
the starring role and the Messrs
Pine and Thomas are looking for
another Veronica Lake for the
femme lead. Something of one
woman wrecking crew, boys?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Bre axis Training

SUSANNA FOSTER, who CO.
stars with Jackie Cooper II
Glamour Boy" was given a lee
ture on safe driving after she
bought an automobile. The mex
week the 16-year-old singer started
the picture and the very frs
scene required her to smash a Cal
into one driven by Jackie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Historic Coat

z-DIRECTOR.WRIIER- PRES
TON STURGES has Georges Rem
avent wear for his old tramp role
in Sulllvans Travels, the tat
tered coat worn by Emil Jannings
in THE Way of All Flesh" and by
Brien Donlevy as a bum in The
Great McGinty."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01

here was a
a " q m a n
waiting there
and she let a
bus 70 right
by. She said,
How do you
get to the
Fisher Build
Ing I've only
lived In De-
troit n year
and L won't
know my way
around yet
$50 i said,
T. We q N v
lived here
liant 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Skiing Season

CLAUDETTE COLBERT, who
became the years feminine slalom
champion at Sun Valley just be-
fore she m a d G "Skylark," is
getting in trim for the rapidly
approaching ski season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
REMAKE "MAYERLING"

Space has been rented on the
Goldwyn lot to Richard Oswald
who will remake his picture
"Mayerling." He has a 100000
production capital and has been
negotiating with David Selznick to
borrow Alan Marshal for the role
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
Jungle Que en-

so MUCH Of a jungle queen Is
Dorothy Lamour in Malaga, her
current picture. that she does re-
peated scenes with tiger a lion
an elephant and a chimpanzee.